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The position of county CEO has for years been on shaky ground in DeKalb County.
Sitting CEO Burrell Ellis has faced questions about the position's necessity in the past and successfully fended them off.
But after the district attorney raided Ellis' home as part of an investigation into the county's watershed operations last month, local media and elected officials have questioned whether it might be worth pushing to eliminate the position once and for all.
DeKalb County District 1 Commissioner Elaine Boyer, a frequent critic of the CEO position, said she still supported its elimination Tuesday.
"This form of government doesn't work," she said. "I'm in my 21st year [as a commissioner], it does not work. We're not the federal government. We're local."
Among many defenses of the position, Ellis has said the CEO position is an effective part of a system of checks and balances to local governance, not unlike the federal government's executive branch. Critics of the position have said the county would be better run with a county manager answerable to the board of commissioners.
Ellis defended himself in that same AJC story:
He cited the system for his first-term success in cutting $130 million from the county's budget, in partnership with the commission.
"This is the hallmark of a healthy government that is acting in the best interest of the people," Ellis said. "As this idea continues to come up, I will continue to remind our state elected officials and others that we are proud of the work we have accomplished in DeKalb County."
In that same story, Emory Morsberger, president of the Stone Mountain Community Improvement District, said tension between the CEO and the board of commissioners is harmful.
"A manager is a professional, not a politician," Morsberger said to the paper. He said politicians "can still run for county chairman and the professional can help us move forward. That's not happening now."
Any change to the form of government would need to be handled through the legislature and voted on by residents.
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Phoenixville native Mike Piazza claimed All-Star Game MVP honors and Ricky Bottalico was the sole Phillies representative in a truly embarrassing host city situation at the 1996 MLB All-Star Game...
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It seems like we've all just accepted Andy Pettitte pitching in another playoff game for the New York Yankees, his 39th. He's 40. He missed an entire season because he retired prematurely, and before that, he had an injury-marred season when he was 38. He shouldn't be here. He was done. We had moved on.
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Pettitte is pitching well, too -- six up, six down for the Orioles through two innings. Why isn't this more surprising? Would we be this glib if Jorge Posada were back in the lineup next year? And it's the second straight season with the Yankees getting value from a previously retired pitcher -- is someone scouting Mike Mussina right now as he coaches his son's little league team?
Also of note, though, is that Wei-Yin Chen is doing a pretty good Andy Pettitte impression on the other side. But I can accept a franchise hitting on a lesser-known international free agent more than one pulling out a 40-year-old icon and dusting off the mothballs.
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The walk will be held on Saturday, June 9, 2012 at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky. The walk is presented by Kindred Healthcare, and more than 300 participants are expected to attend. Media coverage will be provided by Wave-3 television (NBC affiliate) and WAMZ radio (Clear Channel).
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Western Nebraska Community College President Dr. Todd Holcomb and the Western Community College Area Board of Governors accepted golf tournament proceeds totaling $16,000 from Nebraska Public Power District Account Manager Terry Rajewich and Wells Fargo representative Verlin Schaefer
The funding, which is used for scholarships awarded to students enrolled in the state's community colleges, was part of $80,000 raised by the 22nd annual Wells Fargo Nebraska Open golf tournament held in September.
Since its start in 1991, the annual tournament that NPPD coordinates has raised more than $1.2 million for students across Nebraska. During that time, the funds donated to scholarships for Western Nebraska Community College students totals $235,185, according to Rajewich. The $16,000 donated this year will benefit WNCC students at the Alliance, Scottsbluff, and Sidney campuses.
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"Eight Keys" by Suzanne LaFleur unlocked a hidden surprise! Elise's twelfth birthday is just around the corner. She is hoping that when she turns twelve, something will finally happen that was good in her life for once. Her parents both died when she was little, and she needs some happiness sprinkled upon her. But, boy was she wrong. Elise has just started middle school, and everything is a mess. Her mean locker partner, Amanda; squashes her lunch EVERYDAY and constantly makes fun of her, and her best friend Franklin. Things haven't been so good between her and Franklin lately, either. Ever since Amanda bullied Elise for all the scabs on her legs that she got from playing "knights" in the woods with Franklin, things went downhill. Elise was embarrassed that people thought she was hanging around with such a baby. And on top of that, something even worse happens and Franklin ends up taking all the blame; which pushes their friendship even farther apart. Then a very nice girl named Caroline comes along and Elise starts to enjoy life again. But will things ever be the same between her and Franklin? Will Amanda ever feel a taste of her own medicine for once? And who has been leaving her these weird keys? Read this book to find out if one of the mysterious eight keys Elise finds along the way can unlock the door to happiness.
Fans of [a:Wendy Mass|99650|Wendy Mass|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1235153849p2/99650.jpg] will love Elise's story. While the puzzle that she's solving from her deceased father is reminiscent of [b:Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life|363851|Jeremy Fink and the Meaning of Life|Wendy Mass|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1174114398s/363851.jpg|2621692], the issues that Elise faces and LaFleur's fully-realized characters make this a lovely story in its own right.
In this coming-of-age story Elise moves into middle school and re-evaluates her relationships with her family, her long-time friend Franklin and the new kids in her new school. It is also the year she discovers the keys that unlock the 8 doors in the barn and learns about life from her father who died when she was three.
This is a young adult book geared towards middle schoolers. The main character is Elise, an 11 year old girl being raised by her aunt and uncle. Elise's mother died the day Elise was born and her father died of cancer just a few years later, while she was still a tot. As the story begins, Elise and her lifelong friend, Frankln, are starting 6th grade at middle school. Things start off badly the first day when Elise is bullied by Amanda, her lockermate. The bullying intensifies, and Elise blames Frankin for making them both appear to be 'babies'. (Amanda is a regular 'mean girl' who made me want to get mean and smack her!) Elise's school work and friendship with Franklin suffer. She also begins to question her place in the world. 'Do her aunt and uncle feel 'stuck' with her?' 'Did her mom love her and think she was worth dying for?' 'WAS she worth dying for?'
The whole time Elise has lived with her aunt and uncle, she has known about 8 rooms on the upper floor of the barn that she was not allowed to enter. She always assumed it was some equipment belonging to her uncle. On her 12th birthday, she finds a key with her name, and soon realizes it belongs to one of the rooms. It turns out that her father loved puzzle and when he realized he would not be around to watch Elise grow up, he set up this puzzle for her. There are 8 keys to the 8 rooms. As the story proceeds, Elise learns not only what is in each room, but about her self and her place in the world. This was a quick, easy read for me, and I think most middle school students would also find it easy to read and relate to the story well.
an enjoyable book that introduces the reader to a young girl Elise who is struggling to deal with the emotional changes that pubertal change brings. Elise is being reared by her aunt and uncle as her birth mother dies not long after her birth and her father died from cancer when she was a toddler. Before he died her dad set up eight rooms in the barn for Elise to unlock when the 'time was right'. Elise is being bullied at school and her best friend Frankiln no longer seems cool to her. Elise finds the first key and unlocks the first door; this leads her to discover more about who she is and how she fits into the scheme of things. A journey of self discovery which allows Elise to gain self confidence and begin to achieve.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0385740301, Hardcover)Elise and Franklin have always been best friends. Elise has always lived in the big house with her loving Uncle and Aunt, because Elise's parents died when she was too young to remember them. There's always been a barn behind the house with eight locked doors on the second floor.
When Elise and Franklin start middle school, things feel all wrong. Bullying. Not fitting in. Franklin suddenly seems babyish. Then, soon after her 12th birthday, Elise receives a mysterious key left for her by her father. A key that unlocks one of the eight doors upstairs in the bar . . .
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East Lancs Bishop slams child abusers in Christmas message
11:30am Monday 24th December 2012 in News By David Watkinson, Deputy news editor
THE acting Bishop of Blackburn has spoken of his revulsion at child abusers like Jimmy Savile who have dominated the news recently.
In his Christmas message the Rt Rev John Goddard, Bishop of Burnley and acting Bishop of Blackburn, also spoke about the difficulties so many people in East Lancashire are having to put food on the table.
Bishop John, who will deliver the message at Blackburn Cathedral on Christmas Day, said: "Much is made of the power and influence some people can and do hold.
"Indeed there is the power for good but so often power is used to dominate and is used to harm or diminish people. Recently we have heard much about awful child abuse where adults have used their position to dominate the young, and exploit their vulnerability. This has caused our nation to shudder with revulsion."
He said he had been heartened by people's generosity in tough times.
Bishop John said: "East Lancashire faces difficult times during the recessions and yet there is a warmth and readiness to reach out to each other.
"Some urban areas, particularly in Burnley and Blackburn, are facing difficulties in making sure the food banks are well stocked.
"We might say that in the 21st century food parcels should not be necessary in our developed nation, but in East Lancashire over 930 a week are needed. "This is mind-blowing, but given that Lancashire people do not just sit back but assist where they can, in this, they reflect the service of God who comes in Christ to serve us.
"This Christmas I pray while we enjoy our festivities we do not neglect the needy. Perhaps also we could look to that care being realised in seeking how better to enrich the lives of others around us.
"For Christians this starts in honouring Christ himself, for our deepest need is met in him who came in poverty and simplicity, was born for us in a stable and gave us his life on the cross, so that in his rising to glory we find our true selves in his service and so develop the courage to serve each other.
"May you have a blessed Christmas."
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Lenny Harper, former child abuse investigator, says he believes Savile was involved in indecent assault at Jersey institution The former head of the Jersey child abuse investigation has said he now suspects that Sir Jimmy Savile was implicated in the Haut de la Garenne children's home abuse scandal.
It was only a matter of time before the two were connected and remember that the Jersey scandal can bring down the government as stated by Leah McGrath Goddman who as blogged her experience of investigating such incidents and the difficulties of getting to the truth.
US journalist banned from Britain for investigating Jersey child abuse
Last week (01-07-12) the Guardian ran a series of articles on the Channel Islands, covering both the lack of a proper response to allegations if child abuse on Jersey and the Barclay brothers' apparent attempt to dominate life on Sark. They featured our own Tom McNally in the role of a governor general paying a rare visit to a remote and troublesome archipelago.
Perhaps the most serious topic raise was the allegation that an American journalist has been banned from the UK and the Channel Islands because she was writing a book about child abuse on Jersey.
Leah McGrath Goodman tells the story on her own blog:
A couple years into my research, my trips to the UK were becoming frequent enough to justify my renting a flat for overnight stays and an office for my paperwork. Jersey has strict rules about outsiders renting property, so I arranged to meet with Jersey's Customs and Immigration officials in July 2011 to make sure my accommodations passed muster. I was told they did. The first officer I met with, Jim Griffiths, told me not to worry and that as long as I did not intend to live in Jersey or take a job there – and my trips did not exceed the six-month time limit for visitors – I could proceed with my work.
When he asked what I was researching, I was completely honest. He quickly excused himself and then returned with his superior. The two men proceeded to shout at me. I was told that I needed to get a long-term entry visa to conduct my work on the island. I asked if they had changed their minds due to the nature of my research. The two men would not answer the question and immediately escorted me out.
A week later, I went home to the States to do other work and did not return to the UK until early September. I was on my way to speak at a bank conference in Salzburg, but had meetings in London and Jersey with other journalists. This time, the border check at Heathrow Airport asked me if I would go to a waiting area to answer additional questions about my stay. This had never happened to me before, but I was not very concerned and agreed.
No one asked me any questions, though. Instead, a second border official took me to an empty room beneath the airport and simply locked the door behind me. I did not at any time consent to being imprisoned. My luggage, wallet, phone, bank cards and my identification were taken from me. If I'd been turned out on the street at that moment, I would have been utterly helpless to feed myself or prove who I was. There is no way to explain what this feels like until it happens to you, but until then I never realized the razor-thin line between feeling secure and feeling endangered.
I asked the guards what was happening and I was handed a piece of paper that said, "You have been detained under paragraph 16 of Schedule 2 to the 1971 Act or arrested under paragraph 17 of Schedule 2 of that Act." What did this mean? Was I being arrested? No one would say. I was fingerprinted and photographed. I asked the personnel watching me if I could call my solicitor or my consulate. "That's what people always say," one of the staffers said. I asked: What are my rights? A second staffer answered: "This is the border. You have no rights."
It got worse from there. For several hours, I waited for any concrete information about how long I would be trapped in a basement. The border guards repeatedly told me they needed time to go through my luggage and papers before deciding what questions to ask me. This struck me as an attempt to reverse-engineer a case against me. I demanded to return to the States unless there were grounds to keep me there. I was told by the border officials they could make things much more painful if I did not cooperate.
At this point, I wanted to call my family to let then know where I was, but this, too, was denied. None of the officers would provide their full names and the paperwork they signed and occasionally handed me was indecipherable. Closed-circuit TV cameras were everywhere ...
In all, I was there from 0645 GMT to 1900 GMT, 12 hours without food or sleep on the back of a redeye flight. Ultimately, I was denied entry to the UK and sent back to the U.S., the black stamp of death I'd always heard about, but never seen, punched in my passport.
The two officers who interrogated me later that day asked very personal questions - some of them about where I lived, my exact addresses in New York and the Channel Islands, and some of them about the people who were closest to me. I was deeply reluctant to discuss my personal relationships or my addresses, as I got the feeling security and safety were not high on the UK Border Force's priority list. Once the questions had ended, there was another hours-long wait, after which I was informed that I was being ousted. ....
As I later found, the UK was not accusing me of doing anything wrong. My big mistake, apparently, had been to meet with the Jersey officials. According to a subject access request filed with the UK Border Agency after I'd returned home, Jersey's officials flagged me well before I arrived at the border.
I filed a second subject access request with Jersey itself, but received a form letter stating that information had been withheld for "the purposes of the prevention, detection or investigation of a crime; or the apprehension or prosecution of persons who have committed an offence." I can only assume this refers to me – a journalist who, until last summer, held a clean record in the UK and a Tier-1 visa. ....
At the border, UK officials encouraged me to file for another long-term visa but when I did, I was slapped with a two-year ban from entering the country in January. My legal team in London said they had never seen the UKBA act with such swift malice.
I feel that there is more and bigger people to be investigated YET remember Savile became a Sir but the problem we have is that the people who have been put in place to investigate may not fully be transparent in attempts to protect well known public officials...
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9:33pm Mon 24 Dec 12
Info-warrior says...
Good call wrote:No need to dump the TV how could they possibly lock up 30million people for not paying their licence fees..thats if there was 30million people left to protest.
Stop paying the tv licence and get rid of your television.
9:40pm Mon 24 Dec 12
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11:31pm Mon 24 Dec 12
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Reality50 wrote:Is that why one part of Operation Yewtree, the police investigation into Sa-vile has arrested others who were linked to him.Insitutionalised child abuse is rampant in this country.
Savile was a lone evil paedophile but no mention of the organised child abuse in the Catholic churches and indeed the Muslim child sex gangs convicted in Rochdale Rotherham Telford and Derby amongst other places.
P.S:Stop handing over £145 to the BBC
8:34am Tue 25 Dec 12
Info-warrior says...
Good call wrote:At some point the sheeple will grasp it and realise that the government looks after the bbc's intrests while the propaganda machine the bbc looks after the governments intrests and the Banksters look after the pair of them. Its so much in plain view that I find it hard to understand why others refuse to except that.? Maybe they're just to affraid to except that they have been robbed and lied to about so many things that its now clouding their visions of reality..
Reality50 wrote:Is that why one part of Operation Yewtree, the police investigation into Sa-vile has arrested others who were linked to him.Insitutionalised child abuse is rampant in this country.
Savile was a lone evil paedophile but no mention of the organised child abuse in the Catholic churches and indeed the Muslim child sex gangs convicted in Rochdale Rotherham Telford and Derby amongst other places.
P.S:Stop handing over £145 to the BBC
When you think they're making progress into the Savile or Jersey investigations somebody or some vital evidence will mysteriously dissapear in the usual manner..
It will end up with the investigation fizzling out especially now that its been linked to the Jersey scandal and us the tax man picking up the bill for paying Savile's victims compensation..The only fair out come to the Savile and Jersey investigations is to have people investigate who have no personal political or any kind of intrest in the outcome.
You have got to think that something is terribly wrong with the world we're all trying to survive in today and that these times of austerity and doom and gloom is set to be with us for the next ten years according to leading political parties...THE NEXT TEN YEARS so that will be 20yrs of misery for 4yrs of boom and bust. Given the fact that we have just entered the age of evil the future is looking pretty bleak with peadophiles running the world...
Happy Commercialism Day...You don't need to be sheep.......bahbahba
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The group filed a lawsuit in federal court Friday. This lawsuit comes just about two months after a judge approved a $7 million settlement between about 600 officers and the city.
The 77 new officers have hired the original attorneys, who will argue in front of the very same judge. About another $1 million is on the line.
After the settlement of the original lawsuit in which 614 police officers got $7 million from the city, Mayor Dwight Jones issued a statement, which ended with this thought: "I am glad that we are able to place this behind us..."
The new filing means that won't happen just yet. Under similar arguments, this suit claims the officers are owed overtime because the department was paying time and a half after 86 hours in a two week pay period, instead of after 80 hours as required by state law.
According to court documents, there were many reasons some of this group didn't get involved in the original suit, some didn't receive notice, some were afraid to sign on. Those who opted out did not waive their rights to bring another case.
The city actually paid officers who weren't included in that first case, but the papers say payments "did not fully compensate for all damages owed."
Several officers from the original case say they've received their settlement checks and there has not been any retaliation for suing their employers.
A police spokesperson is saying it is department policy not to comment on pending litigation.
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For the first time in the history of the competition, the United States has lost in the group stages of the Gold Cup. Though they just barely hung on at the end, for the first 60 minutes of the game Panama were the clearly superior team, and they were able to ride that superiority to a 2-1 victory, taking them top of Group C with six points.
The first goal of the game was credited to Luis Tejada, but it appeared that it may have actually been a Clarence Goodson own goal. In the 19th minute, following a free kick, an unmarked Eduardo Dasent put a header on target at close range, making it impossible for Tim Howard to direct his save. The USMNT keeper did well to just stop the shot, but the ball dribbled into the back of the net after it bounced in off the foot of either Goodson or Tejada.
Later in the first half, Tim Ream gave away a penalty when he hauled down Blas Perez in the box. Gabriel Gomez converted it to give Panama a 2-0 lead, and the United States were shell shocked. They went into halftime down 2-0, with Bob Bradley frustrated and everyone knowing they needed to make changes.
The same team came out of the locker room for the second half, but they didn't exactly come out with a different attitude and style of play. Panama still looked very comfortable to start the period, but the United States changed the game in the 60th minute when they introduced Alejandro Bedoya and Sacha Kljestan into the game.
In the 66th minute, a goal finally came for the United States as Clarence Goodson headed in a Michael Bradley flick off of a Landon Donovan corner kick. From that point on, the United States were the vastly better team as Panama went into full survival mode, but the second goal never came. Landon Donovan missed one great opportunity, while substitute Chris Wondolowski skied an absolute sitter, as the United States missed their opportunities to maintain their perfect group stage record.
Guadeloupe takes on the United States in the final game of Gold Cup group play, and anything but a win will be unacceptable for the USMNT. Their tournament is not over, but it's possible that both their potential seeding and their confidence have been adversely effected by tonight's events.


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We just returned yesterday evening from the Rough & Tumble Threashermans' Reunion in Kinzers Pa. It was quite a show! There was so much smoke from the steam traction engines that it was often overpowering. I asked one of the fellows (engineers) how much coal did he go through in a day at the show. He said about 650 lbs.!! With about 30 - 40 of those behemoths operating throughout the day, the noise, sight and sound was quite amazing. Of course, there were the farm tractors of all makes and ages, with the emphasis on the IH family this year. The wheat threashing demonstrations were mostly done by local Amish men. At the boys play ground, folks were digging up mounds of dirt with the steam shovels, drag lines and Caterpillers. It is certainly an event well worth attending.
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3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-30-2014 05:45:06 | More by Idrankitall
3/5 rDev -21.1%
05-29-2014 19:39:16 | More by Birmz
4/5 rDev +5.3%
03-28-2014 02:53:11 | More by Great-Pyrebeers
4/5 rDev +5.3%
03-17-2014 16:49:07 | More by fox227
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
03-16-2014 02:01:37 | More by MickeyHops
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
02-13-2014 04:23:07 | More by bnewms87
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-25-2014 21:13:03 | More by 2dogbrew
3/5 rDev -21.1%
12-29-2013 03:19:07 | More by jenray
New York
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
A - Bronze body with a creamy, tall, off-white head. Some of the best looking lace I've ever seen! Nice retention too.
S - Sweet and fruity with just a touch of plant bitterness. Honeydew melon is loaded throughout the nose. Edges of cilantro, pine and honey.
T - Green, leafy, waxy fresh hop cone flavor. Strong, resiny bitterness through the back end. Touch of the honeydew from the nose.
M - Bright mouthfeel with lively carbonation and a medium frame.
O - This IPA has some outstanding qualities and a very fresh hop cone flavor, but the hop flavor is a little too raw and imparts a lot of rough, green plant and waxy bitter flavors.
10-31-2013 23:24:55 | More by vfgccp
New York
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
08-20-2013 15:52:59 | More by trxxpaxxs
New York
4/5 rDev +5.3%
08-16-2013 22:15:29 | More by tubeman
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +5.3%
08-09-2013 21:38:50 | More by cp45
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
Handsome orange amber color in the Peroni lager glass. Big foam that melts slowly to a very nice head. A fullsome mouthfeel with the right amount of carbonation. Lots of malty richness to start, but the big fragrant hoppy flavor rolls out on top. Nice piney nose.
The hops are somewhat earthy, though not offensively so. This has a tangy, fruity taste that goes well with the danker, darker, dirtier side. Plentiful malt provide some balance, but this is still more than bitter enough. A better than average IPA, to my taste. Thoroughly drinkable and on the mellow side. From the 22 oz bottle bought at Liticker's Liquor & Deli in Ocean Beach.
08-06-2013 05:49:06 | More by mactrail
3.25/5 rDev -14.5%
07-21-2013 05:49:15 | More by GRG1313
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-05-2013 20:51:46 | More by jwalden
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-04-2013 15:46:25 | More by jbaakko
4.23/5 rDev +11.3%
Really drinkable IPA. You will finish a 22oz bomber faster than you finish most 12oz bottles. REALLY Citrusy, complemented with a very sweet and light malt backbone. Think a symphony of citrus flavor with a light bitterness gently dancing on a light and sweet stage of honey and biscuits.
07-04-2013 01:54:00 | More by BrotherDylan
3.25/5 rDev -14.5%
06-12-2013 00:38:47 | More by millerbuffoon
4/5 rDev +5.3%
05-31-2013 00:21:19 | More by likeemdark
4.06/5 rDev +6.8%
Looks like one of the best ipa's I've seen. Great copper cloudy straw orange with a nice three finger fluffy/frothy cream colored head. Leaves some great lacing behind that is thicker than I've seen in a while.
Smells of fresh peaches/oranges and tropical fruity mango notes. Pineapple and subtle piney character. Hard to tell with the hops being so prominent but there's a touch of sweet malty toffee.
Taste is well balanced and not a supper bitter hop bomb that some west coast ipa's can be. The hops and malts blend very nicely. There's the bready, toffee, sweet malt character that you can actually taste with the slightly bitter but prominent tropical fruity peppery hop character. There is only one detraction, that there is a thin quality in there. It's really nice that it's not a bitter bomb but I feel like that might be why I taste a touch of water.
Mouthfeel is a little too thin. I think it has a mild carbonation but there's a sense of a watery character. It does hints at a great sticky character you can feel on the backend. I just wish I could feel that thickness throughout. But this is feeling sessionable so that's a great quality.
Overall, this is a great ipa that isn't going to wreck your palate. Sessionable and clean, I say can's please!
05-27-2013 20:31:22 | More by lsummers
4.75/5 rDev +25%
05-27-2013 19:48:43 | More by KevT
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
05-24-2013 07:17:33 | More by heavenlyStash
4/5 rDev +5.3%
03-25-2013 00:21:17 | More by ALBuff
3.99/5 rDev +5%
Pours a crystal clear amber into the glass, vigorous pour will net a huge fluffy three finger head. Decent retention and very attractive loosely piled lacing.
Mild and doughy malt, cookie sweetness equally balanced with a solid pine and generic citrus hop aroma. Oily and resiny but bright. Really need to get your nose in there but really pleasant.
Balanced as it can get for an ipa, graham crackers and cracked wheat, warm biscuit sweetness with an inviting hop push back with pine, resin, tangerine citrus, lemon and grassy notes. Lightly bittering that dries appropriately. Leaves the door slightly open for alcohol to sneak in.
Tame carbonation, very smooth with easy to put down body. Drinkable.
A very balanced ipa, this is Mother Earth's Primodial before it got messed up with the higher alcohol. Very balanced and notably clean and drinkable. Bottle art is fantastic. Not as unique as Kismet IPA but also very well crafted.
03-14-2013 03:29:38 | More by rawfish
3.95/5 rDev +3.9%
Poured into a snifter.
Appearance: White head that decently rises. After settling, there is still a light head present. The beer is a beautiful yellow to orange to red color, perfect for an IPA. When put up to the light the ale glows yellow, but as the glass sits on a table appears a deep orange-red.
Aroma: The beer has a nice pine and hops aroma with a hint of citrus. After warming some I believe a bit of a floral tones become present with the brew. Overall it's enjoyable.
Taste: A crisp beginning that turns slightly hoppy/piney towards the middle and ends real clean. There's a piney and slightly citrus aftertaste, but nothing too extreme.
Mouth-feel: Light with some crisp carbonation up front, just the way an IPA should be.
Overall Impression: I might be more recently leaning towards trying imperial/double IPA brews, but this beer feels a little mild on the IPA scale. It's still a definite IPA, but would be a great introductory beer to people who haven't tried many IPAs, especially California style. Overall, very enjoyable, although I still enjoy their Kismet IPA a bit more, as I feel like Mother Earth Brew Company has put their own touch to it. Glad more of their beers are becoming more available in a bottle though.
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Auld Knucker IPA from Mother Earth Brew Co.
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---- — State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, and Otsego County District Attorney John Muehl today both called on the state parole board to keep convicted killer David Dart in state prison, where he is serving 25 years to life for the 1989 killing of Gillian "Jill" Gibbons in Oneonta.
"I see no reason why this confessed killer should be afforded the opportunity to roam free after taking a young woman's life in cold blood," Seward said.
The senator also called on the Democratic-controlled state Assembly to take up a bill that has already cleared the Senate that would extend the time period between parole hearings for confined convicts seeking an early release.
Muehl, who was still in college at the time of the killing but knew the victim and her family, said Gibbons was the victim of "a gruesome murder."
"David Dart is a psychopath who should never get out of prison," Muehl told The Daily Star. "He stabbed her and stabbed her and stabbed her."
Both Seward and Muehl expressed concern with what they called a lack of adequate notification by state authorities to the victim and those in the local criminal justice system.
"Victim impact statements serve a vital role, and the system needs to be reliable," said Seward. It is the least that can be done out of respect for a family that has already been through more trauma and suffering than anyone ever should."
Muehl said there was also an apparent breakdown by state criminal justice authorities in alerting his office that Dart, 44, was scheduled to receive a parole hearing this week.
That hearing was postponed to January on Wednesday, shortly after The Daily Star contacted the state Department of Corrections and Supervision, inquired about the parole hearing and pointed out the victim's sister, Jennifer Kirkpatrick, had not been directly notified, even though she signed up on a state website to get such notices.
A spokeswoman for the agency said the hearing was postponed because Dart's file was "incomplete."
Kirkpatrick, who also vehemently opposes the release of Dart, said she only learned of the parole hearing Monday, as the results of the efforts of of Otsego County Judge Brian Burns, whose office did not receive a notice on the matter until Nov. 14, to keep her in the loop.
Muehl said he believes Dart would have harmed more victims had he not been quickly apprehended by Oneonta Police officers in the days after Gillian Gibbons was viciously assaulted inside Oneonta's municipal parking lot on Sept. 12, 1989.
Kirkpatrick said that as a result of her efforts to raise public awareness about Dart's attempt to win an early release from prison, at least two women have come forward to provide details about having been accosted by Dart before he murdered her sister.
Kirkpatrick has also had discussions with Janice Grieshaber Geddes, whose daughter, Jenna, was murdered in Albany by a paroled felon. The mother and her former husband, Bruce Grieshaber, were the principal advocates of Jenna's Law, which easily passed both houses of the Legislature after Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, was initially slow to allow a vote on the measure.
Kirkpatrick has started a Facebook group, Stop Parole of Gillian's Murderer, whose membership has grown to 859 people since its existence was noted in Thursday's edition of The Daily Star.
Seward also noted the Senate has passed another measure he supports that would require notifications of upcoming parole hearings to be sent by certified mail to county prosecutors and crime victims at least 30 days before each hearing.
Dart, a former resident of Portlandville, is confined at Otisville state prison, a medium security facility.


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The Ghost of Georgia-Clemson Games Past
When I was writing Fighting Like Cats and Dogs, the two hardest chapters to write while maintaining my objectivity were those covering the 1986 and 1987 contests, in which the Tigers exacted their revenge for Kevin Butler's 1984 field goal with a pair of David Treadwell game-winners. While Rodney Williams's name does not have quite the traction with Georgia fans that Treadwell's does, he, too, was a large part of several key Clemson victories during those years. Respect for a rival program that competed with Georgia as an equal during the Bulldogs' heyday in the 1980s warrants our giving due credit to Williams, as well. If memory serves, there were five or six guys named "Williams" who played in that game, which made writing about it particularly challenging. Go 'Dawgs!


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Tropical storms did a number on Southwest Florida last summer – hitting the coastline pretty hard. Survey crews are on Sanibel Island trying to figure out how much damage impacted the island.
Two weeks ago the City of Sanibel set aside money to survey the damage to the beach. And Thursday, crews were out to see just how bad it really is.
Sanibel resident says she Gerry Noel noticed a major difference when she came back home from up north.
"We had a routine, we'd walk up by the mad hatter come through the path and sit out here, really truly out there, then after sandy came- it's gone," she said.
Storms like Debby, Isaac and Sandy sent waves and winds across the island.
"There isn't a beach," Noel said.
She's not the only one who noticed.
"It used to be about 150 feet wider than this and it didn't have a 5 foot drop off to get on the beach from the land side," said Castaways General Manager Jeff Shuff.
The City of Sanibel is now stepping in, hiring sea diversified survey crew to measure the erosion.
And it's happening a year earlier than expected. "I suppose they have to measure to get to the people to get the money but all you have to do it take a look and see," Noel said.
The $68,000 cost is being paid for by the tourist development council and beach parking fees. The surveying will take 3 weeks.
"I think it's great I'm glad they're doing it," Shuff said.
Then the company will then compare their measurements to last year's before presenting a final report.
"I hope it happens soon," said Noel.
That report will take three weeks. Then Sanibel will decide if and where emergency repairs are most needed.
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Gay marriage advocates marched on the Georgia state Capitol on Monday to show support for same-sex marriage.
The rally was one of several dozen across the country in the days leading up to the Supreme Court's consideration of the controversial case.
Nearly 200 similar events are planned across the country over the next two days as part of the "Light the Way to Justice" campaign.
Advocates hope that the High Court will overturn California's Proposition 8, which outlaws gay marriage.
The court's decision has the potential to allow gay and lesbian couples to marry across the U.S.
Opponents of same sex marriage also showing up at several of these rallies. Those who say legalizing it would go against the will of the people who voted to ban it -- as was the case in California.
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Creamy Crab with Artichoke Dippers Recipe
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- 2 large artichokes
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- 2 tablespoons prepared mustard
- 2 tablespoons chopped green onion
- 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- Dash hot pepper sauce
- 3 cans (6 ounces each) crabmeat, drained, flaked and cartilage removed
- Place artichokes upside down in a steamer basket; place the basket in a saucepan over 1 in. of water. Bring to a boil; cover and steam for 25-35 minutes or until or until leaves near the center pull out easily. Remove artichokes from the basket. Invert artichokes to drain for 10 minutes; refrigerate until chilled.
- Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the mayonnaise, mustard, onion, Worcestershire sauce and hot pepper sauce; stir in crab. Cover and chill for several hours.
- Just before serving, transfer crab dip to a serving bowl. Remove leaves from artichokes to use as dippers. Yield: 2 cups.
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n an LA Times article a few years back, renowned folklorist Alan Dundes ventured to explain why Super Bowl Sunday has become the focus of so many larger-than-life "urban beliefs" in the United States  beliefs such as:
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Walmart offers the Storkcraft Caribou Bunk Bed in Gray for $199 with free shipping. That's the lowest total price we could find by $51, although we saw it in a different color for $9 less a year ago. This twin over twin bunk bed set features full length guardrails, fastened ladder, and can be converted to two separate twin beds. Mattresses are not included.