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Coffee & Cream Stout - Triumph Brewing Company
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New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev -2.3%
06-19-2014 13:48:04 | More by ColForbinBC
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev -2.3%
05-26-2014 17:07:29 | More by timfc
3.5/5 rDev -19.5%
07-01-2013 23:47:11 | More by dgherm
New Jersey
4.08/5 rDev -6.2%
Deep dark black color with a cap of stiff, offwhite head, good retention and lacing. Scent is of dark roasted coffee beans, hints of ash with a cream like sweetness. Taste brings the components of scent, dark roasted coffee and sweet cream and combines them into a wonderful drink - hints of chocolate and dark roasted nuts also present. Fuller side of medium bodied, very creamy and smooth. A very nice and highly drinkable stout.
09-13-2010 17:57:15 | More by rfgetz
New York
4.08/5 rDev -6.2%
This is the darkest brown (near black) color with a deep fresh ground coffee nose that's reminiscent to the amazing aroma of a newly open can of gourmet fresh dark roast coffee. An upfront sweetness moves into a smooth mild malty center and a bold but creamy cocoa grain accented finish. This is a beer for the coffee drinker like myself who appreciates the qualities of a dark roast brew but can't drink it "black."
08-30-2010 15:57:28 | More by albertjr21
4.65/5 rDev +6.9%
Had this on tap when I visited with a friend who was out on spring break. Probably the best beer I have ever had off of a nitro tap, though I am a sucker for both coffee and milk stouts. Turns out I'm a sucker for the combination of the two as well.
Appearance-Very pretty beer and a color that I'd really never seen before in a beer as well. Long pour off of the nitro tap by the bartender left with about a half finger of very creamy looking tan head that settled down and left decent lacing as I drank. What was most striking about this beer for me though was the color, which I found very impressive. I'm used to having coffee stouts that come out very dark looking and opaque, similar to normal stouts. However, this guy came out a very nice medium brown that was opaque. I'll be damned if it didn't pretty much look exactly like a latte. I don't know what it was, but this beer's look exuded a silky smooth coffee creaminess. Couldn't wait to give it a taste.
Smell-Smell was pretty much exactly what I would expect for a cross between a coffee and a milk stout. Lots of roastiness in the nose with mild but very prominent medium ground coffee freshness. Not terribly complex, but extremely pleasant nonetheless.
Taste-Beautifully subtle. The combination of the coffee and lactic qualities in this beer was a real winner. Lots of roasted malt and bitter coffee in this one, but at the same time an almost sweet milky creaminess to balance out the bitterness of the coffee. Much as I say below for the mouthfeel, the taste is also reminiscent of drinking a coffee milkshake. In the same way, the bitterness of the coffee is balanced by a sweet lactic creaminess. I could drink these all night.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability-Oh man, this beer was an easy drinker. The taste was complemented beautifully by the mouthfeel on this beer. Coming out of the nitro tap, it was genuinely silky smooth. Without a doubt, the creamiest, silkiest beer that has ever crossed my lips. The best I can describe it is that the experience was like drinking a coffee milkshake but in the best way possible. The beer was creamy and substantial, but at the same time the beautifully controlled carbonation made it go down easy. Would have loved to have the time and cash to put back three or four of these.
Overall, one of the best coffee/milk stouts I have ever had. While I wasn't terribly impressed by the other beers I tasted at Triumph that evening, this one was a home run.
07-10-2009 02:44:33 | More by boatshoes
4.5/5 rDev +3.4%
Pours sexy off the nitro tap. That's all I'll say to that. Nose is mild. Flavor is smooth and there are nice chocolate tones. Not real thick or abrasive; smooth and nice. Mature malt backbone. Real smooth liquid feel. Great level of carbonation. This is super easy and nice to drink. Couldn't have picked a better stout (or better beer for that matter). Period.
04-13-2009 20:04:57 | More by RblWthACoz
New Jersey
4.38/5 rDev +0.7%
Appearance: deep dark black color with a short one finger head that lasts a bit.
Smell: coffee, chocolate, and roasted malts are pleasant on the nose.
Taste: roasted malts, a heavily creamed coffee flavor, some bitter chocolate, and a prunes. The bitterness is mild and there is a creaminess that arrives late.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied. Smooth from start to finish. Aftertaste is short but full of the flavor components.
Drinkability: very nice creamy stout that a few pints could be enjoyed in a single session. Nice beer worth trying if on tap.
04-03-2009 19:47:17 | More by Gavage
4.43/5 rDev +1.8%
On nitro-tap at Triumph Philadelphia on 8/6/08.
A - Deep black body with garnet highlights around the edges. Beautiful cascading effect from the nitro tap transformed into a creamy light tan head that retained exceptionally well and left thick, decorative lacing all around the glass. Perfect!
S - Nice blend of sweet cream and java in the nose. While the aroma is predominantly roasted malt and coffee, there are also some mild chocolate and vanilla notes, as well as some lactose.
T - Nothing too complex, but this doesn't need to be. This hybrid brew perfectly balances the sweetness of a milk stout with the bitterness of a coffee stout. Mild roasted malts mingle with chocolate and vanilla notes. Wonderful!
M - Medium body with super creamy, silky texture, courtesy of the nitro pour. Velvety and smooth mouthfeel with soft carbonation. Mild coffee bitterness in the finish.
D - This one definitely surpassed my expectations! This is a beautiful looking brew that backs it up with all of the wonderful flavors of a milk stout and coffee stout. Cheers to Triumph for brewing this masterpiece!
08-07-2008 16:51:13 | More by ffejherb
4.88/5 rDev +12.2%
Was able to enjoy this gem with lunch on recent trip to Triumph brewpub in Olde City.
A: Dark brown to black, not quite opaque as some ruby highlights are noted. Creamy, dense, tan head is very inviting like a chocolate milkshake.
S: Coffee at first with backing of dark chocolate, roasted grain.
T: This is truly delicious. Coffee, chocolate, and some dark fruit undertones combine with silky smooth mouthfeel to give an impression of drinking a milkshake. Some vanilla gives impression of actual cream in the coffee. Slighty dry in the finish to bring you back that you are really drinking a beer in a brewpub.
M: Medium bodied, velvety smooth mouthfeel.
D: Absolutely a winner. A little on the sweet side to enjoy more than... uh, two in a row. I need to get back there before they kick this one.
07-17-2008 12:32:28 | More by Riggsy
New Jersey
4.6/5 rDev +5.7%
It pours what appears to be a velvety, inky black, but slivers of deep ruby shine through at the most marginal margins. Two fingers of light tan mousse head drop to a quarter inch that remains even at the bottom of the glass. Thin caterpillars of lacing creep along the inside of the glass.
The aroma is nothing short of blessedly homey, with mocha roasted coffee, hints of dark chocolate, burnt bread, and dark roasted grain. Cocoa and a light lactic bite lay a frothy richness across the air.
Upon sipping, the coffee is the early leader, fresh ground, medium roasted, and rife with unsweetened chocolate and dusted with licorice. A credible sweetness then swings through, carrying dark cherry, charred sugar, and the sour/sweet paring of milk sugar. Creamy cocoa and baked dough maintain a measure of residual sweetness before a valiant attempt at dryness falls just short of crisping the finish. This is a thick, rich profile that belongs in a bigger beer, and the easy complexity is a sheer winner.
Medium bodied, it feels frothy and creamy and sweet and crisp and alluring on the palate.
The nose on this one grabbed me, with gusto, and then it all continued to pat me down and mellow me out and make me happy to be a beer geek who pressed his friends to go to Triumph when this was on tap. It's rich, dense, and extremely pleasant, and no matter where you drink it during a meal, should you be so inclined, it fits like a kid leather glove, soft and sumptuous. The flavor profile would lead one to expect a bigger ABV, but it comes in at 6%, and that makes it all the more drinkable. The only thing that stopped me from taking a growler home is the fact that it was still early when we left and we had hours to go and blocks to walk before we headed home. Still, next time I will gladly bear the burden, because having this close by would be a fine salve on any ache or pain.
07-15-2008 22:13:19 | More by Foxman
4.58/5 rDev +5.3%
I'm entering this from notes and submitting it as a new beer. Sorry about the time delay.
This beer pours a dark brown with dark ruby flashes when held to the light. The head is a centimeter of creamy tan that left sheets of sticky lace. Nice.
Smells of a soft and smooth coffee, toasty malts and a touch fo fresh wheat blended into a heavy cream. The balance here is enticing and delectable.
Tastes of sweet nips of French vanilla and coffee with a creamy sweetness rounded off with hints of peach. Wow. This is smoooth! Finish off clean with a sweet coffee and no bite.
Feels big and glassy, but with a silky creaminess.
As tasty as this one was, it was a little too sweet and heavy to have more of.
04-24-2008 00:39:50 | More by DarkerTheBetter
Coffee & Cream Stout from Triumph Brewing Company
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The A259 near Hastings had to be shut this morning for fears a roof could blow off a building and into the road.
Firefighters from East Sussex Fire and Rescue went to the building between Harley Shute Road and Filsham Road yesterday evening to reports of tiles coming from the roof.
It was too windy to use their aerial ladder platform and so crews returned this morning to reassess the situation.
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Dr. Jane Greenberg, director of the Metadata Research Center, has been named a 2014 Data Fellow by the National Consortium for Data Science. The fellowship will support Dr. Greenberg's Metadata Capital Initiative, a project intended to help formulate and discover methods for assessing the 'value' of metadata, and how that value changes over time.
The goal of the NCDS is to help prepare American industry, academia, and government meet the challenges presented by big data, and to support the ongoing development of data science and policy. Dr. Greenberg's work will help provide an evidence-based practice framework for metadata creation and development, enriched by collaboration with leaders in data use and creation in both the public and private sectors.
Dr. Jane Greenberg named NCDS Data Fellow
Dr. Jane Greenberg, director of the Metadata Research Center, has been named a 2014 Data Fellow by the National Consortium for Data Science. The fellowship will support Dr. Greenberg's Metadata Capital Initiative, a project intended to help formulate and discover methods for assessing the 'value' of metadata, and how that value changes over time.
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The 7th Metadata & Semantics Research Conference (MTSR 2013) is currently running in Thessaloniki, Greece. The proceedings have already been posted online through Springer, and abstracts and papers are available for download.
Themes for this year's conference include Cultural Collections & Applications; Agriculture, Food, & Environment; Big Data and Digital Libraries in Health, Science, & Technology; Open Repositories, Research Information Systems, and Data Infrastructures; and European and National Projects, and Project Networking.
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The poster "Developing Preservation Policy for Dryad Digital Repository," created by interim Dryad Curator Sara Mannheimer and SILS Doctoral student Ayoung Yoon has won a "Best Poster" prize at the 2013 annual ASIS&T meeting in Montreal, Canada. The poster described the efforts of the Dryad preservation working group in creating a draft preservation policy for the Dryad Digital Repository. The policy is an important step in Dryad's digital preservation mission, and the draft will be presented to the Dryad Board of Directors in November.
Angela Murillo presents Poster in Albuquerque
SILS Doctoral student Angela Murillo presented a poster entitled "Data Sharing and Reuse in the Sciences: An Investigation of Selected Cyberinfrastructure and Interoperability Elements" at the DataONE All-Hands meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico on October 22, 2013. The poster outlined the preliminary research for Ms. Murillo's dissertation, which will focus on elements that facilitate or interfere with data sharing and reuse within the DataONE environment.
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When: 9am-6pm May 24, 2013
Where: St. Anne's College, Oxford
Dryad Digital Repository will be holding a meeting for members, prospective members, and other interested parties on May 24 at St. Anne's College in Oxford, England. Coming at the end of a three-day group of symposia on scholarly communication and research data sharing and attribution, Dryad staff, members, and community will discuss current and future plans for the repository itself as well as its members and partner journals. Scheduled topics include models for the technical and peer review of data, ideas for promoting the adoption of data citations, measuring data reuse, funder perspectives on the use of research grants for data management costs, the relevance of larger data networks, and more.
Registration for physical attendance has already closed, but webinar registration is still available.
MRC Research Assistants appointed to ALCTS and MLA working groups
We are pleased to announce that Metadata Research Center Research Assistants Chelcie Rowell, MSIS '13 and Jane Smith, MSIS '13 have recently been appointed as members of working groups in professional organizations related to their interests.
Chelcie will serve as the co-chair of the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) Intellectual Access to Preservation Metadata Interest Group from 2013 through 2015. The purpose of the Intellectual Access to Preservation Metadata Interest Group is to "organize speakers to discuss preservation metadata topics of interest to the group; evaluate and document practices related to preservation metadata standards; and encourage and recognize innovation and motivate practitioners to adopt new and improved practices."
Jane will serve as a member of the Music Library Association (MLA) Bibliographic Control Committee (BCC) Subject Access Subcommittee beginning this year. The purpose of the subcommittee is "to formulate MLA policy on all matters related to access to music materials via subject, including document classification, thesauri of indexable terms, and capabilities for subject access to online bibliographic records."


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INDIANAPOLIS — INDIANAPOLIS — Business leaders from all over the state converged on the Indiana Convention Center this week to hear retired four-star Gen. Stan McChrystal speak. Honoring military service was top priority for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce as it hosted this year's annual awards banquet.
McChrystal spoke directly to the business leaders in the room about how to elevate their companies and stay competitive in today's economy.
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McChrystal led the top secret Joint Special Operations Command in Iraq during the Persian Gulf War and was the top commander of American forces in Afghanistan.
In June 2010, a Rolling Stone article featured "unflattering" remarks about the Obama administration from both McChrystal and his aides. There was a barrage of media coverage and he decided to resign and retire from the military. Later, McChrystal was cleared by the Pentagon, which had strongly questioned some of the alleged statements in the article.
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---- — Margaret F. Kroger, 84, passed from her earthly body Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013 at Morning Breeze, Greensburg.
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Just four days after a Texan known only as "Micah H" petitioned the U.S. government to allow his home state to secede peacefully, his petition had received more than three times the number of signatures necessary to merit an official reply from the White House. (Sympathetic signatories were jumping onto his bandwagon at the rate of about 2,000 per hour this week.) This remarkable outpouring of support — no other state has even come close to matching Texas' number of signatures — coupled with a statement made late last week by one Texas GOP official who likened Obama voters to "maggots" and called for an "amicable divorce" between Texas and the United States, prompted Texas Gov. Rick Perry, R, to weigh in. In an e-mail to a Dallas Morning News reporter this week, the governor's press secretary affirmed for anyone who might be wondering that her boss "believes in the greatness of our Union and [that] nothing should be done to change it."
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Nikon doesn't make a fraction of the revenue Canon does on their photography division. That doesn't bode well for future Nikon innovation. As it stands, the bulk of the innovation in Nikon's most recent camera bodies came from other companies, like Sony. That is a precarious position to be in...relying on other companies so much. If any one of them faltered or failed, Nikon could be dragged right down with them.
This is a point so important that it is staggering! There are not a lot of companies out there producing large quantities of imaging sensors that could go into DSLR's... What happens if Sony fails, or at the least, gets rid of the portion of it's business that makes the sensors for Nikon? Hopefully, someone will buy that division and the production will continue, but if it doesn't, Nikon will be out of business until someone else can set up a production line and get up to speed... a process that will take years....
I think Nikon could probably fabricate their own sensors. They used to in years past. Their management thought it would be more profitable to stop investing money in their own fabrication, and buy their sensors and the like third party.
Perhaps I'm wrong, but doesn't Nikon fab the D4 sensor?
They designed it, or at least had a hand in its design, much like the D800 sensor. I am not sure they actually manufactured it...I thought Aptina did the actual fabrication.
Could be. This is what I found: http://nikonrumors.com/2012/08/22/the-sensor-inside-the-d4-is-made-by-nikon.aspx/
but it is hardly conclusive. I have worked for companies which sell circuit cards. They usually went outside for fab, but included their logo in a silkscreen layer.
Either way, it's not particularly relevant. Even if they build sensors for the D4, D3200, etc., Sony halting their line would be a huge speedbump for Nikon.
Yeah, kind of hard to be conclusive about it. Some of Canon's parts have Canon's name on them, but fabrication markings from other fabs. For example, DIGIC5 has Canon's name, because they designed it (along with Ti), but it was fabbed by UMC (http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/inside-the-canon-rebel-t4i-dslr/). I know Nikon has had a hand in designing most if not all of the parts that are included in their cameras. I honestly don't know when they last fabbed their own sensor, though.
As far as Canon goes, I am very curious to see Chipworks tear apart whatever new sensor finds it's way into the 7D II. If it has some radical changes, especially a die shrink, I'd be very curious to know if it was fabbed by Canon, or fabbed elsewhere.


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Mishawaka and Concord move up to 5A, South Bend St Joe moves up to 4A and Rochester and Fairfield make the move to 3A.Penn stays put in 6A. Penn is the 5th biggest school by population in the state. Ben Davis is 1 and Carmel is 2.
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If a coach is fired or moves to another school, recruits will reassess their compatibility with the new coaching staff. When James Franklin stepped down as head coach at Vanderbilt, for example, the Commodores were hit with 10 de-commitments. Three came from players who switched to Penn State with Franklin.
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on Jan 6, 2012 at 4:49 pm
Wow. I mean wow. This is an example of the 1%. Husband an judge....
Her party talks about the 1% but it is interesting that she gets away with this. If myself or someone else did this the result would be alot different. And spare me the maybe the tumor impacted her decision making. This is an example of the political elite... ie the Democrats getting away with it. At least she should resign.....
I for one am disgusted with this. If a homeless guy in SF did this he would get a much heavier fine / prison. She should do the honorable thing and resign.
on Jan 6, 2012 at 4:59 pm
This is nonsense!
If she has a brain tumor that affects decision making, step down NOW!
Otherwise, serve time like others would have done.
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I wonder if they looked in her closet to see what else she shoplifted. Since the store had reason to check her out, she probably had done this before and not just there. It's like a speeding ticket, very rare to get one the first time you speed.


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A just-completed study will help Placer County officials ensure that local workforce-development programs meet the needs of both employers and job seekers.
The study is a labor market analysis prepared for the Golden Sierra Workforce Investment Board in collaboration with the Placer County Office of Economic Development. It analyzes the labor market in the three counties served by Golden Sierra: Placer, El Dorado and Alpine.
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"The study is a very useful tool for evaluating whether job-training programs are on the right track and identifying ways to make them more effective," said Placer County Supervisor Kirk Uhler, a member of Golden Sierra's Governing Board. "Its analysis of occupations expected to add jobs in the future will be particularly helpful in assessing programs that assist displaced workers seeking new jobs. We want to make sure we are pointing people in the right directions and helping them acquire the skills they will need for new jobs."
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FLORENCE, AZ – Pinal County Emergency Management and the elected officials of Pinal County are providing the following update on the response to the Shipman Fire burning near Kearny since Monday. The Shipman Fire is 50% contained at this time. A Type II Incident Management Team began fire operations on Tuesday, July 9 and with more than 150 firefighters on scene, significant strides toward containment occurred today. The fire has burned more than 500 acres and fire hot spots have been manageable within the containment area. The area received some rain and, at the moment, there is very little smoke. Shelter Managers for the American Red Cross have indicated there are no residents at the Ray Elementary School and none are anticipated to arrive this evening. Staff members from Pinal County Public Health assisted and evaluated conditions at the shelter site and provided residents with informational brochures on actions to take after the fire. The Pinal County Air Quality Department has sent an inspector to evaluate and monitor air quality conditions and standards. There is minimal smoke within the area which should not impact residents; however, citizens with chronic respiratory problems are still encouraged to remain indoors. Pre-evacuation notices have been lifted but 20 homes remain evacuated. The Arizona Department of Transportation is still reporting traffic restrictions on north and southbound Highway 177 and pilot cars are escorting motorists through the area. At today's Board of Supervisors' meeting, the members expressed appreciation and gratitude for the firefighting, shelter, traffic control and public safety efforts underway in Kearny. Pinal County personnel will continue working to support the wildfire and recovery efforts. No additional updates are anticipated unless conditions deteriorate or if county personnel deem additional precautions or actions are needed.
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FLORENCE, AZ – Pinal County Emergency Management and the elected officials of Pinal County are providing the following update on the response to the Shipman Fire burning near Kearny. Ray Elementary has been established as an emergency shelter. The school is located at 701 North Highway 177 in Kearny. The American Red Cross is on hand providing food, shelter and support resources to anyone displaced by the fire. Additional potential shelter locations have been identified by Pinal County Emergency Management. If there is a need to open those shelter locations, an update will be provided. At this time, the Ray Elementary location is able to meet the needs of the community. Pinal County Emergency Management has deployed its Roadrunner Incident Command Communications vehicle to enhance radio communications capabilities between the first responder agencies. The Roadrunner vehicle should be in place by 7:00 PM. Mobile phone services were disrupted by the fire. Pinal County emergency personnel have made contact with Verizon and anticipate full or partial service could be restored later this evening. There was a power outage earlier today affecting the communities of Kearny, Hayden and Winkelman. As of press time, service has been restored. Pinal County has activated its Emergency Operations Center to assist with multi-agency emergency management support and coordination. Pinal County officials will continue to deploy resources, monitor and coordinate Shipman Fire response and recovery efforts. If additional evacuations are necessary, please observe the instructions of public safety personnel. Individuals should take a multi-day supply of any required medications with them, along with copies of insurance policies and medical identification cards. The specific recommended actions at the end of the update below continue to be in effect.
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FLORENCE, AZ – Pinal County Emergency Management and the elected officials of Pinal County are providing the following update on the response to the Shipman Fire burning near Kearny. The fire began around 5:00 PM on Monday, July 8 and continues to burn. Crews have established a fire line intended to protect the Town of Kearny but as of press time have a containment level of about 5 percent. Fire behavior, wind and weather conditions continue to be closely monitored with multiple local and wildland fire crews battling the fire. Pinal County Public Health is working with the American Red Cross to respond to any medical concerns of residents in the area or people who arrive at the shelter. Late last evening, Pinal County Public Works crews assisted the American Red Cross in transporting supplies and equipment from Casa Grande for shelter operations. The Pinal County Sheriff's Office supported the fire response extensively starting last evening and continuing today. They assisted with evacuations, traffic control, locating safe temporary shelter and augmenting the efforts of the Town of Kearny Police Department and fire crews in the area. The Sheriff's Office also initiated the incident command and has continued to support it. Pinal County Animal Care & Control is mobilizing its emergency response trailer, which includes kennel space for dogs and cats whose owners may be seeking shelter. Reports indicate that livestock affected by the fire or smoke are being cared for by neighboring ranchers. Both Arizona Public Service (APS) and Salt River Project (SRP) have utility lines in the area. Kearny lost power today at about 1:50 PM. There is no estimate for power restoration at this time. The following state and federal agencies have been contacted and are monitoring the situation or providing resources to aid in the fire response:
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At least five vehicles were involved in a wreck on Interstate 435 near Wornall Road Thursday morning.
The accident happened just after 7 a.m. in the westbound lanes.
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10:20am Wednesday 13th June 2012 in Newport County By Chris Kirwan
BOSS Justin Edinburgh believes the signing of Jake Thomson will show the value of the Rodney Parade groundshare to Newport County fans.
The 23-year-old Trinidad and Tobago midfielder penned a deal with the Exiles on Monday night along with powerful striker Jefferson Louis.
Thomson signed a one-year deal after catching Edinburgh's eye when County locked horns with Forest Green Rovers in the Conference and FA Trophy last season.
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"Jake likes to get it down and play and the likes of Lee Minshull, Max Porter and Lee Evans are all also good on the ball."
Louis has had enough clubs to stretch over two pages on his CV – County are his 26th – but Edinburgh is also delighted to be reunited with the 33-year-old, who was under his control at Rushden and Diamonds in 2009.
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"I know Jefferson very well and he is a good character who loves his football and comes here after playing a big part in Lincoln moving away from the relegation zone.
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"Jefferson is big, physical and athletic so some presume he is just a target man, but not only does he bring his teammates into play but he knows how to find the back of the net.
"He is an experienced player who will be a big influence in the development of Jake Harris and Ryan Charles but, more importantly, he will play a major role himself out in the middle."
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Hi Jim, looking forward to a post on this topic.ReplyDelete
I have been testing the water in the 83-84 market on my Server (Arathor EU) but success has been very limited to date. I think there is just too much stock hitting the AH at the moment as players continue to level through MoP content and prices are much lower than 77-78 greens on our Server - very low in fact.
I am making much more gold from the 77-78 market right now than I am from the 83-84 market!
Looking forward to what your analysis turns up! :)Replies
Good to know. I've heard on high population servers that the 83-84 item flow into the AH can be quite large.Delete
Good to know 77-80 are working out for you. I also recently started playing around with "good stat" 19-76 Leather items. Picking them up for 25g and flipping for 245.
It remains to be seen if it will work well but I've have had sales.


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