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Dog Survives 11-Miles While Wedged in Car Grille
If ever there was a dog that deserved the name Lucky, it would be this poodle. According to East Providence police, the little pup (named Suzie) survived an 11-mile journey from Taunton to EP – while wedged in the grille of a car. The dog was struck by a car after it ran into the road. The driver, unaware there was a canine stuck to his car, continued driving until someone flagged him down in EP. Suzie somehow managed to avoid serious injury, suffering a concussion, and was later reunited with her owners.
Eager to Avoid 5 O'Clock Shadow
One man's quest for a clean-shaven face may land him in handcuffs. Cranston Police are searching for a man who allegedly stole razors from Stop & Shop. The clean-shaven man (no shocker there) didn't just need one razor – he needed $500 worth of razors and he needed them STAT. According to reports, the man stole the razors moments after the store opened at 6 a.m. Police described the man as an Asian male between 45 and 55 years of age.
Siblings Battle of Cheez-Its & Ice Cream
Some things just aren't worth getting arrest for. Cheez-Its and ice cream are arguably two of those things. According to North Kingstown Police, a local teen was arrested for assaulting her brother because he would not let her eat his ice cream or Cheez-Its. The teen's methods of persuasion are a bit lacking as she allegedly kicked the freezer, began yelling at her brother, threw a box of Chlorox wipes at him, let his dog of its leash, kicked her brother and then ripped his boxer shorts during the scuffle.
Echoes of Footloose in the Streets of Gansett
Narragansett Police had to put Baby in the corner this past week – and by "Baby," we really mean a 38-year-old man who was allegedly drunkenly busting out dance moves in the middle of the street. Neighbors in the area called police around 2 a.m. to report a man dancing in the middle of the road. When officers arrived, they found him allegedly hiding behind some bushes. According to reports, he appeared to be heavily intoxicated. The man also allegedly denied moving a four-foot wooden post into the intersection. Police did not arrest the man, but brought him to a friend's house for the night.

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Among those sporting lefty-long-snouts, to warn against repeal of health-care reform, HHS Secretary Sebelius actually stated that our health-care outcomes (quote): "look like we're in a developing country." Assume she'll head overseas for her next check-up. Then, Ag Secretary Vilsack declared the food-stamp program is actually a form of "economic stimulus." Adding similar logic to that stunner, putting all Americans on food stamps would then restore the economy to greatness. Our country would soon cease to exist, but we'd go out well-fed. But let's stay as positive as Democratic Party Chairwoman, Representative Debbie Schultz, who recently proclaimed (quote): "Anyone can see the economy's improving." Yes, Mrs. Schultz, that's probably why an additional 400-thousand Americans, weekly, register for unemployment assistance. But then again, Mother Government exists only to ease our burdens, the view of White House Senior Advisor Valerie Jarrett, saying that (quote): "The point of government is to give people a livelihood." Knowing the Fed's top responsibility is to provide citizens with all their needs, liberates us from that old "provide for the common defense" nonsense in our dead-sea-scroll-of-a Constitution.
And, we needn't worry about the status of capitalist-based employment. In the reassuring words of Nevada Senator Harry Reid (quote): "It's very clear that private sector jobs are doing just fine." Side-stepping all reality, while his own state has over 13% unemployment. The soviet-style control and dole that left-wingers seek, brings to mind the sage and timeless admonition of former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher. "The problem with socialism," she reminds us, "is that eventually you run out of other people's money." Ever find yourself missing truth and common sense?
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Most Americans who study music formally do so using common-practice era western tonal theory. Tonal theory is very useful in understanding the music of the European aristocracy in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, and the music derived from it. Tonal theory is not, however, very useful for understanding the blues, or any of the music that derives from it.
The blues is based around a set of harmonic expectations that are quite different from the classical ones. Major and minor tonality are freely intermingled. Dominant seventh chords can function as tonics. Tritones may or may not resolve. The blues scale is as basic in this context as the major scale is in tonal harmony. We need some new and better vocabulary. In this post, I propose that we teach blues tonality as a distinct category from major or minor, combining elements of both with elements not found in either.
In tonal theory, the basis of all harmony is the major scale and its associated chords, which you modify in various ways to make all the other scales and chords. For example, in C major, you modify the "natural" seventh, B, to get the "flat" seventh, B♭. If you come into music through rock, hip-hop, R&B, country or any other musical form originating in the African diaspora (what the music academy calls "pop",) you develop a quite different sense of what "natural" harmony is. When you're enculturated by blues-based music, you're likely to hear B♭ as more natural than B in C major. And you are likely to be closely familiar with the blues scale, which western tonal theory has no explanation for whatsoever.
When you absorb the blues rule set first, as I did, the classical one seems painfully obtuse. Many of my pop musician friends think they don't "get" music theory because the rules of eighteenth century western European court music are frequently at odds with their intuition. Who can blame them for being confused, and why should we be surprised when so many give up? Most of the working musicians I know outside of classical and jazz are substantially self-taught. How can we design a harmony pedagogy that applies to the music that students actually know and care about? Continue reading


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The transformation of the Kassam Stadium (From Banbury Cake)
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The transformation of the Kassam Stadium
9:10am Thursday 11th October 2012 in Sport
TRANSFORMING the Kassam Stadium from a football to rugby ground can happen in just an hour and a half.
And these photos and the accompanying timelapse video, taken by our picture editor Jessica Mann after Oxford United's home game against Gillingham on Saturday, show how.
It's literally minutes after the full-time whistle blows that the three-strong groundstaff from the Sports Maintenance Ltd start removing the football goals.
Steve Honey, Darren Varney and Rory Moore then set about repairing the holes that the football posts were in, and preparing the other set of holes to put up the rugby posts.
It's a real case of teamwork as the posts are hoisted into place, before the trio fix the crossbar into place.
Then it is onto the lines.
The football pitch markings need to be painted over in a green paint to ensure they are as hidden as possible, before a start is made on the rugby pitch.
The darkness begins to descend by the time the men are finished – and Oxford United's home is now London Welsh's.
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3:00pm Thu 11 Oct 12
mandate says...
3:16pm Thu 11 Oct 12
paul from Kennington says...
mandate wrote:Can you imagine how much Kassam would jack up the rent if it was built, and with no benefit to the clubs as Welsh are as high as they can go, and UTD would have to get into the championship at least before they need a bigger capacity.
The best transformation to the Kassam would be the building of the 4th stand. It is unbelievable that neither London Welsh or Oxford United force the owner of the stadium to complete it.
3:52pm Thu 11 Oct 12
Mark L says...
4:43pm Thu 11 Oct 12
BigOx22 says...
9:46pm Thu 11 Oct 12
osney terrier says...
Good luck to London Welsh
I realise that the OM is not an OUFC fanzine and has a duty to report newsworthy items
We are tennants paying over the top rates.
Fact is, we are in limbo as far as the ground is concerned,and i wish i knew the answers
3:18am Fri 12 Oct 12
bob1952 says...
25 year embargo then try and get another ground or share with some one
9:03am Fri 12 Oct 12
BigOx22 says...
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In a move which aligns DHA's international marketing strategy with its UK business practice and enables the company to market its full range of products direct to overseas customers, DHA and Rosco have redefined their long-standing marketing agreement.
Effective from September 10 (the first day of PLASA 2000), the new agreement will allow DHA to direct-market its catalog of 900-plus metal gobo designs and its range of moving effects products to customers throughout Europe, Scandinavia, and Asia. The decision to redefine the partnership, which originally gave Rosco exclusive worldwide (except UK) marketing rights for DHA gobo designs and moving effects, and DHA the right to market Rosco's images, recognizes that international business practices have changed dramatically in the 16 years that the two companies have worked together, and that the business is becoming more global in its structure.
Diane Grant, joint managing director of DHA, says, "We have been working successfully with Rosco since 1984, but since our move to Waterloo Road five years ago, our capabilities have increased tremendously. Customer expectations have also changed: People no longer accept that they can buy custom but not standard gobos from us. Now, with a customer service team of 12 and an extremely experienced sales staff, we have the capacity to provide an international service for all our products." Julie Harper has recently been promoted to sales manager for Asia.
Michael Hall, consulting director for Rosco, says, "The worldwide network of Rosco companies and existing global stock lists will be complemented by the new arrangement, and we both expect to see increased growth and new product introduction."


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Police probe Manchester shooting - updated at 11:55 a.m.Staff Report | December 31,2012By Patrick McArdle
MANCHESTER - A local man who was shot on Sunday evening told police he was the victim of a drive-by shooting but police are still investigating the circumstances that resulted in the gunshot wound, according to Manchester Police Chief Michael Hall.
Hall said on Monday morning that he believed Donald Ely-Gardner, 27, of Manchester, was no longer in life-threatening danger because of the wound.
Ely-Gardner was taken to the Manchester Police Department by a friend at around 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. He appeared to have been shot in the chest.
Hall said the gunshot wound appeared to have been caused by a small-caliber handgun.
Around 9 a.m. Monday, Hall said that, after a preliminary investigation, police believe Ely-Gardner had been at home with a friend, William Nichols Jr., in Manchester on Sunday evening. Hall said Ely-Gardner told Nichols he was going out for cigarettes around 8:30 p.m.
A short time later, Ely-Gardner called Nichols to say he had been shot. He told his friend he was on Route 7A about 200 feet south of the new roundabout at the intersection of Routes 11/30 and 7A, Hall said.
Hall said Nichols told police he went to the scene, found Ely-Gardner in a parking lot and brought him to the Manchester Police Department which is farther north on Route 7A.
The Manchester Rescue Squad took Ely-Gardner to the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington. He was later taken by helicopter to the Albany (N.Y.) Medical Center where he had been listed in critical condition early this morning.
However, by 9 a.m., Hall said he believed Ely-Gardner was no longer considered to be in life-threatening danger.
The only information that police got from Ely-Gardner was that he had been shot by a passing driver.
"We're still processing the crime scene up there and still gathering evidence at this point," Hall said.
While police were doing their on-site investigation, Hall said they might face some challenges because a light snow was beginning to fall in Manchester on Monday morning.
Hall said police had no reason to believe there was an immediate danger to the public.
Ely-Gardner has a criminal history in the area.
He currently has seven felony charges pending for violation of an abuse prevention order. The charges were felonies based on Ely-Gardner's previous convictions for violating abuse prevention orders in November 2004.
In that case, a woman reported to the Bennington Police Department on July 11 that Ely-Gardner had been sending her text messages in violation of a relief from abuse order issued in April. Sgt. David Dutcher said he had contacted the Manchester Police Department, because Ely-Gardner lives in Manchester, and asked that Ely-Gardner be cited and given new conditions of release which re-stated that he was not to have contact with the woman.
The woman called Dutcher later on July 11 to report that Ely-Gardner had sent her text messages within about 45 minutes of being released by the Manchester police.
Ely-Gardner also has a pending charge of driving under the influence of alcohol.
In March, 2010, he was convicted by a jury of domestic assault in Bennington criminal court.
Both Hall and Bennington County State's Attorney Erica Marthage said they were not expecting to host a press conference on the incident on Monday.
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The Wente Vineyards Road Race has just been granted approval to add a second Elite 5 race (limit 50 riders). Due to the overwhelming amount of
pre-registration we've received so far, the second Elite 5 race will start this Saturday at 12:25 pm, after the Junior 17-18 race.
Please let everyone on your team know there are still racing opportunities for Category 5 racers. We still are unable at add additional Masters categories but the Elite 5B race is open to all ages.
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Updates To Basement Brigade Viewing Party!
Remember that whole thing the Basement Brigade is putting on at Mr. Goodbar on 2/2 for Sabres at Canadiens?
We've got updates!
Since launching the party, we've heard back from a few businesses interested in participating and prizes now include some tees from Store 716, ball caps from New Era, and a whole mess of stuff from Lloyd and new partner Flying Bison! When it comes to tacos, Lloyd will be giving away wearables, Rocket Sauce, and a gift certificate. When it comes to beer, Flying Bison will have hats, tees, and a sweet tin sign available as well as a basket with a growler, refills, and a private tour of the brewery!
Also, what's a party without some social media shenanigans? In the words of @3rdManIn…
Hey guys, bombard @76_AndrewPeters & @JayMcKee74 with tweets until they agree to watch the #Sabres with us Saturday. twitpic.com/bxc9tg—
Eric Schmitz (@3rdManIn) January 31, 2013
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Why Do We Even Have Congressional Districts?
Original post made by jrm on Aug 24, 2010
on Aug 24, 2010 at 10:27 pm
Hi JRM
Check your US Constitution - there is NO REQUIREMENT for a member of congress to live in the district s/he represents. It would be nice if it was, but it ain't.
Article I, Section 2 of the Constitution sets three qualifications for representatives. Each representative must: (1) be at least twenty-five years old; (2) have been a citizen of the United States for the past seven years; and (3) be (at the time of the election) an INHABITANT OF THE STATE they represent. Members need not live in their districts.
on Aug 25, 2010 at 8:11 am
jrm is a registered user.
A-Ron....I am fully aware of the legality of such a candidacy, it has been done a number of times recently on both sides of the aisle, that is not the point I am making, for me personally I think it is not right and is a sticking point with me. I can just imagine the initial situation that prompted the law to be changed to allow this. Do you really think at the end of the day this is a good policy?
on Aug 25, 2010 at 10:10 am
I guess I'm not sure what law you are referring to when you say "the law [was] changed to allow this." With regard to the qualifications for representatives, the Constitution has NEVER been changed.
However, it was changed in 1916 to allow for the direct election of SENATORS by the people of each state. Before that the senators were selected by the state legislature.
I agree that a congress-critter should be a resident of the district. That way we could get rid of Garamendi.


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Sage Archer will be a senior at Cascade High School this fall. She is the 17-year-old daughter of Bryan and Laura Archer and the sister of Saxton.
In school, she is on the varsity girls' golf team and varsity diving team. She also belongs to S.A.D.D. and National Honor Society.
This is her ninth year in 4-H and her projects include sheep, goats, dogs, arts and crafts. Over the years she has also participated in swine, beef, cats, fine arts, and cake decorating. She is an active member of Junior Leaders.
In her spare time she enjoys playing ping pong.
Her future plans include going to college to study veterinary sciences.


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Pecan Goody Cups Recipe
- 3/4 cup butter, softened
- 6 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 cups packed brown sugar
- 2 eggs
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 48 pecan halves
- In a large bowl, beat butter and cream cheese until light and fluffy. Gradually add flour, beating until mixture forms a ball. Cover and refrigerate for 15 minutes. For filling, in a small bowl, combine the brown sugar, eggs and butter.
- Roll dough into 1-in. balls. Press onto the bottoms and up the sides of greased miniature muffin cups. Spoon filling into cups; top each with a pecan half.
- Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown. Cool for 2-3 minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 4 dozen.
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I've been making these for many yrs..our family calls them pecan tassies & its a traditional Xmas cookie in our home. Vanilla is a must for filling ! I have had times when the tarts have stuck but I lightly spray my pans & it works great ! If u haven't tried these try them with an open mind because they can be addicting!
I am mystified by the negative comments! I have been making these, aka Pecan Dainties, since 1968. My recipe makes more filling (2.25 C packed brown sugar, 4 eggs, 3 T butter, melted, AND 1 T vanilla extract), and calls for finely chopped pecans rather than one whole pecan. I sprinkle a teaspoon of chopped pecans (or walnuts) in the bottom of each FROZEN cup, then fill each cup 3/4 full with filling, and top with another teaspoon or so of chopped nuts. I allow the dainties to cool completely in the pan, which helps with the removal issue mentioned by some. If the filling has overflowed onto the top of the pan, gently run a sharp knife under the cooked filling, and then in between the dainty and the pan. Properly cooked, the crust will be golden brown, the filling delightfully caramelized, and after a day, many will be yummy chewy. Please don't let the negative remarks scare you away from these. If making for the first time, it might be beneficial to make some with the whole nut, and some with the chopped nuts; then decide which appeals to you the most.
Great it is yummy
I have made these little cups of happiness every year since the recipe came out. Everyone loves them, I do add a teaspoon of Vanilla Extract to the recipe it gives them that little bit of extra flavor
I made these in place of a pecan pie. The pecan pie lovers in the family loved them. Easy to make and handy to eat. The family fought over the leftovers.
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A Picture of Gratitude: 2012
As I continue to live with less, life seems richer, brighter and it's even more challenging to acknowledge everything and everyone I am grateful for. I love the people in my life and that includes you. Thank you for being part of my life and letting me be part of yours.
2012 pictures of gratitude
winter whites
the most wonderfully complicated part of our simple life
exploring cities
the work
the meals
the moments in the middle
It's hard to believe that this is only a glimpse of what made 2012 so special, and that there is still another month to love deeply, give freely and live fully. There is a line in this song that speaks to me everyday … "people think you're lucky, but you know it's grace."
I know this is grace and am so grateful.
Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to Be More with Less and connect with me on Twitter.
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I love these photos, Courtney.
I read your blog at work, and it inspires me to enjoy the simple pleasures in my work day. Keep it up!
Beautiful things to be thankful for…and I always enjoy your posts, they are inspiring. Have a lovely day of Thanks.
Love all your pictures Courtney, especially winter landscapes and the food! Do you have recipes for those delicious looking dishes? Thankful for YOU today!
Hi Courtney, I love your column and your pictures for 2012. I read your column when it crosses my RSS feed and have adopted many of your suggestions in living a simpler life. It is my opinion that our world is too driven by must haves and consumerism in general. The pictures in this article are what life is really about. The people close to you and all those around us. The joy they bring into our lives and the goodness they share with our world.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and the insiration you give those of us who read your works. You'er part of what makes life wonderful.
Very nice pictures! A lovely way of showing gratitude and remind us that it's the "simple" things in life that is important.
Hi Courtney — Your blog is a delight! Thank YOU!!
I happy you have such a simple and beautiful life! I resonate especially with the wonderfully complicated part of your life!
Your pictures are beautiful. Thank YOU for creating a calming space where your message is always consistently and sincerely told. Graceful in fact xo
Thank you for sharing so many thoughtful inspiring words with us this year. Your blog is something I look forward to reading. Thanks for all you do!
Thank you Courtney, I have so enjoyed enjoyed reading your posts this year I make a point of forwarding them onto my sister and we always make time to discuss them. And this is particularly nice as she lives in France and I'm in the UK so we don't see each other very often. Season's Greetings to you & yours and good things for 2013 xxx


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The Celtics are apparently shopping players other than the Big Three. Celtics Blog and Rufus On Fire are all over this latest rumor, which has Glen Davis joining the Bobcats in exchange for D.J. Augustin.
On one hand, the trade makes some sense. The Celtics need another point guard, and the word on the street is that Larry Brown and Augustin have not been getting along. Augustin has been playing nearly nine less minutes per game this season, than he did his rookie year. On the other hand, losing "Big Baby" would be a significant blow to the Celtics front court. A front court of aging veterans, such as K.G and 'Sheed, need as much quality depth as possible.
As explained on Celtics Blog, in order to get the deal done, there need to be other pieces thrown in, which there likely is some negotiations between the teams as to what those pieces should be. With all of the other Celtics trade rumors involving Ray Allen, it is going to be tough to judge this latest possible move until after the trade deadline.


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An autopsy on the 20-year-old north suburban man whose body was found Monday just off the Edens Expressway confirmed that he was shot in the head.
The Cook County Medical Examiner's office said Colin Nutter of Highland Park died from a gunshot wound to the head, and ruled his death a homicide on Wednesday.
SEE: Police investigate body found on Edens frontage road near Wilmette
Meanwhile, police are looking for the car Nutter was apparently driving the night he was murdered: a four-door, navy blue 2002 Dodge Stratus. The car bears Illinois plates R 696 833, Wilmette police Chief Brian King said.
A dog-walker spotted Nutter's body about 8:30 p.m. Monday, lying in brush on the east side of the expressway Frontage Road, just south of the intersection of Old Glenview Road and Briar Drive.
King urged anyone with information on the whereabouts of the car, or the murder to call the North Regional Major Crimes Task Force at (847) 853-7850 or Wilmette police at (847) 256-1200.
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By DARINA NAIDU
---- — PLATTSBURGH — Now certified by USA Track & Field, the City of Plattsburgh Half Marathon and Relay has more than 700 runners registered so far for the April 21 race.
And coordinators are looking for at least 100 more volunteers to help out.
Race Director Jennifer Boyer, also one of its founders of the event that raises money for Team Fox for Parkinson's disease research, said becoming certified was the main goal for this year.
The hope, she said, is that a higher-profile presence will "draw people from out of the area" to the races.
Athletes' times will now be tracked on USA Track & Field website, which can be used to qualify for other races across the United States.
Jeremy Downe, last year's City Half Marathon winner, is already registered for the coming race, and about 485 spots remained available earlier this week.
It is open to a maximum 1,000 individual participants and another 100 two-person teams for the relay, which was run for the first time in 2012.
Registration, which opened in December 2012, ends April 18.
The cost through March 31 is $50 for Half Marathon runners and $80 for relay; it goes up to $60 and $90, respectively as of April 1.
The fees cover professional photo service of the race, food services, medals, free post-race massage, traffic control and post-race showers for participants.
Boyer said the main focus of the race is to raise money for Parkinson's disease research. Proceeds all go to Team Fox, the grassroots community fundraising program of the Michael J. Fox Foundation.
"We are the only half marathon in the country who donates solely to Team Fox," Boyer said.
Stephanie Desautels, co-founder and co-director of the race, said the USA Track & Field certification will attract more runners and, hopefully, more money will be raised for Team Fox.
"We have raised more than $100,000 over the last three years; we are hoping to raise more than $50,000 this year," she said.
Runners will pick up their race packets between 2 and 5 p.m. April 20 at the City of Plattsburgh Recreation Department gym.
The race starts at 8 a.m. the following day at the same location on U.S. Oval, where the race also ends.
"The runners are going to be very happy because we changed a few areas in the course, and we have a more direct and neat finish line this year," Desautels said.
Volunteers hand out water to passing runners and help set up the streets for the race. Plattsburgh City Police Department notifies the public which streets will be closed and when.
For relay participants, runners will each run 6.55 miles for the Half Marathon distance. Shuttle buses will be provided to take runners to the midway point of the course for the second half of the relay.
Following the April 21 event, the Plattsburgh Half Marathon's post-race party at Plattsburgh City Gym on the U.S. Oval will feature a silent auction, food, drink and local band Lucid performing, starting at 9 a.m. It is free to runners and $5 for others.
A raffle, with tickets for $5 each, will offer numerous prizes, including stays at hotels and resorts, $100 gift cards to area restaurants, $100 gift certificate to Dick's Sporting Goods and Ashley's Furniture Home Store, YMCA memberships, a sterling silver toggle bracelet, a weekend stay in a luxury suite at the Adirondack Pet Lodge and spa packages.
At 2 p.m., the party will move to Olive Ridley's, where each guest will get a free beer and food specials.


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Reviews by KFBR392:
3.48/5 rDev -10.1%
Appearance: Extremely clean look. Transparent very pale yellow golden color. Finger and a half of head on the pour. Above average active carbonation in the glass while drinking.
Smell: Aromas of straw and hay hit the nose first. Sweet soft malt backbone is picked up but takes a back seat. Light tropical fruits compliment the straw tones very well.
Taste: Easy going biscuity malt front greets the drinker. That sweetness carries over into the body which adds some fruit and very mild bitterness. Bready finish that leaves a light pleasant sweetness behind.
Mouthfeel: Some lingering malt tones on the finish. Super easy drinking.
Overall: A simple yet well crafted beer. Biscuity malt is prevalent with some fruitiness to add a bit of complexity. Really easy beer to sit back, relax, and just enjoy.
02-18-2014 01:29:13 | More by KFBR392
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North Carolina
3.85/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours a straw cior with a pretty good fluffy head,aroma is malty with some fruitiness with the German-like iron aroma.Flavor is softly malty with some nice light fruitiness with a delicate floweriness to it.High quality and easy to drink I would recommend this on a warm summer day for sure
09-14-2003 21:42:09 | More by oberon
3.4/5 rDev -12.1%
Appearance Extremely light orange, more like clear with an orangish tint, and a nice, big, foamy head.
Smell Very light, fruity hop aroma with some out of place notes of grain. This smells like a bad macro.
Taste The grain is still there but takes a huge step back from the nose, leaving a nice, light hoppy flavor with subtle hints of fruit. Light strawberries (like you licked them but didnt eat them) and maybe green apples come to mind.
Mouthfeel Light carbonation and light-bodied. Everything about this ale is soft and subtle.
Drinkability This was nice to drink if you plug your nose.
Comments This authentic Kolsch ale, brewed in Köln, had some characteristics of a very good example. I thought the appearance was right on target, and the soft fruits playing with the light hops was terrific. It missed the mark in other areas though, especially the aroma. A near miss in my book but a good effort nevertheless.
11-07-2003 01:33:13 | More by RoyalT
3.33/5 rDev -14%
On tap at Maduro in Madison, WI. Pale straw color, thin white head. Aromas of englsih muffins and straw. Slight fruitiness (pears and apples I think) in the flavor, plenty of bisquits, and just a touch of spice. Very mild and mellow. Easily downable. Wonderfully refreshing. Cant wait to sit on the patio at Maduro and drink this come July! Would make an excellent aperitif. It seems to clean and awaken the palate.
04-03-2006 17:21:07 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.5/5 rDev +16.3%
06-06-2012 04:17:31 | More by Zakk
3.13/5 rDev -19.1%
Clean malty aromoa plus a touch of fruit.
Finger-width cream white head.
Very pale with lots of bubbles.
Moderate to high carbonation.
Very light, dry mouthfeel.
Crisp fresh malt, very slightly bready, soft bitterish finish. Clean, refreshing, well balanced ale.
12-05-2010 23:14:33 | More by PintPiner
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
04-17-2013 23:07:01 | More by tbryan5
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
Poured from a 500ml bottle into an Imperial Pint glass
Pour produced a crystal clear pale yellow brew with about two fingers of soapy pure white foam. Head dissipates after several minutes leaving a thin layer of bubbles. Good lacing throughout.
Very light maltiness with an undertone of faint grassy herbal notes, presumably hops. The aroma is pleasant, but light.
Initial taste is crisp & clean, light of body, and rather enjoyable. Flavors include yeasty bread notes and light malt. Bitterness is relatively light and very nicely balanced to the malt. Carbonation is also crisp and seems to match everything well. Finish is quick and clean, with a bit of very pale malt in the beginning and a slight herbal bitterness in the linger.
Overall, this is a nice brew. I don't have a lot of experience with the Kolsch style, but this is very crisp and refreshing. Nice brew!
08-15-2009 01:44:04 | More by SIRIUS2
3.83/5 rDev -1%
A 500ml bottle from Chris at Ebenezer's Pub. A great summer beer. Clear yellow, with a small head. Aroma was mostly grain, with a little fruitiness. Grainy taste, again a little fruit, and a nice sharp hops presence. Just the right amount of sharpness. A very pleasant beer to drink.
11/7/07: recently had this on draft at a local restaurant. Would only add that the beer looked great in a stange.
06-20-2007 13:17:14 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +3.4%
@ Redbones BBQ, Somerville, MA.
Crystal clear golden, active carbonation and a nice and tight white lace. Mild tropical fruit in the nose. Nice, big, malty palate and unusual for such a light looking beer, but welcomed. Dextrin and fruity sweetness run side by side. Fruit notes are tea-like, a bit peachy? Crisp mouthfeel. Hops are present, but not upfront. Light bread flavours, some grain dryness in the finish.
This is one of THE traditional Kölsch beers out of Germany. You can't really say more than that.
05-24-2002 19:16:48 | More by Todd
4.05/5 rDev +4.7%
Tried this on tap @ Magoun's served in a branded cylinder glass.
Crystal clear golden, well carbonated and a nice head. Tad fruity in the aroma.
Noticed the heavy malt up front. Backed up by fruity tastes, a bit bready too. Hops are subdued in the finish and clean everything up for a dry, crisp finish. Incredibly drinkable.
Terrific sessionable beer. I really enjoyed it and will drink it again some time.
Good to try an authentic Kolsch and see that most US brewers are poseurs at this style.
07-30-2011 14:37:01 | More by SunDevilBeer
New York
3.6/5 rDev -7%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 500 ml bottle into a tall pilsner glass. There appears to be no abv printed on the label.
Appearance: The body is very clear with some visible carbonation and it has a bright golden yellow color. This is topped off with an average white foam head. The fades quickly leaving a wispy thin film layer that sets up at the edge of the glass and makes some lacing.
Smell: As I was pouring I was getting lots of floral and botanical hop notes with just the slightest touch of citrus. This is backed up by light pilsner like maltiness.
Taste / Palate: The flavor matches the aroma but with the light bready/cracker like maltiness up front and the hops finishing up. Overall it's fairly clean and crisp. It finishes dry and the palate is light and refreshing.
08-25-2014 22:59:38 | More by generallee
3.25/5 rDev -16%
02-23-2013 13:11:06 | More by bishopdc0
4.15/5 rDev +7.2%
Presentation: 16.9 oz (500 ml) tall slender Euro style bottle with a simple bright red label that really catches the eye. No freshness date.
Appearance: Pale golden straw colour with an intense clarity and a bubbly appearance. Head retention holds its own and after a semi-hard pour it yielded a fully white froth then subsided to a delicate lace leaving occasional rings down the glass.
Smell: Clean aroma, some pale malt breadiness with an extremely clean applely vinous note. Thick soft graininess is the bulk of the nose though a faded peppermint like hop comes through.
Taste: Moderate body with a refreshingly crisp mouth feel from the medium high carbonation. Sweet pale malt with a little fresh cut hay and apple woodiness as well as a bit of minty or pine most likely from the hops. Vague suggestion of vanilla and maple. Flavours are meshed with an unbreakable complexity for such a light coloured brew. Dry pretty much from the get go with a full grainy palate. Crispness keeps the mouth clean, hop bitterness is lightly assertive and enhances the dryness. Dry malt character rides far into the finish with remnants of a piney hop.
Notes: Beyond drinkable, this brew is a great way to wet the appetite whether it is before a meal or the beginning of an all night session of drinking.
11-15-2001 00:00:01 | More by Jason
3.6/5 rDev -7%
500 ml bottle pours a clear amber body, with a thick, 2 cm offwhite head. Minimal lacing. Aroma has fresh grass and lemony hops, on top of a smooth malt sweetness. A hint of spearmint is picked up in the background. Mouthfeel is light bodied with medium carbonation. Taste is mostly hoppy lemon and fresh mown hay. The malt is soft and understated, but provides good balance. A decent Kolsch, overall, but I'm not a big fan of this style. Nicely drinkable.
06-10-2004 00:47:05 | More by merlin48
New York
3.83/5 rDev -1%
on tap at Hallo Berlin in NYC. Light pissy yellow, with a crisp looking white head with not much retention observed, minimal lacing. Nose of hops. Crisp tasting. Clean malt notes, nice and refreshing for a summers evening. Fairly dry and snappy hop fueled finish. Nice quaffer
07-21-2004 11:14:02 | More by Billolick
4.1/5 rDev +5.9%
I received this 500 ml bottle following Beer Advocate's German Beer Festival 2007.
The bottle proudly states "Reissdorf Kolsch-The Classic Kolsch"
Two websites are given-reissdorf.de and bunitedint.com.
Appearance: Some creamy, white head floating atop clean, golden straw. I'm reminded how infrequently I enjoy a nice Kolsch.
Smell: Full, crisp and clean malty aroma
Taste: Tasty malt that lingers, quite pleasant
Mouthfeel: Very smooth, coats the mouth and stays with you a bit.
Drinkability: I'm having visions of Friday night, a Sox game on TV and several of these to enjoy throughout the evening. A very tasty beer.
02-17-2008 22:20:55 | More by fdrich29
2.98/5 rDev -23%
Although two breweries in my town provide their interpretation of the Kölsch style, it's nice to have a real German one once in a while, even if it is exactly eight months past the mindestens haltbar bis date (15.10.06). Also, I'm drinking from a 0,33L bottle, not the halbe Liter bottle pictured above.
A: Clear straw body with a head of very fine bubbles, low-moderate carbonation (also very fine), strong lacing but fairly low head retention. I would have hoped it would hold a head a little bit better.
S: As soon as I started pouring this brew, the strong, distinctive, sweet smell of pear hit me. Pear esters are unusual and pleasing. In the glass, there are aromas of dried apple, slightly grassy-and-skunky Hallertau hops, and possibly date. More fruity than I expected, and quite different from the two locally-brewed Kölsches!
T: This doesn't taste as interesting as it smells. This is clearly a beer that's better consumed fresh - perhaps that's why there's a law in Germany that you can't brew a Kölsch more than 50km from the Cologne Cathedral - so more people will drink it on tap or at least on site.
Anyway, I'm unhappy with this. Based on others' reviews, I'll try it again, but not the way out of date imported variety.
M: From the first sip, the mouthfeel is disappointingly flat. Maybe it's the beer's age, or maybe it tastes like that normally. A pity.
D: It goes down all right, if they all tasted like this I'd probably be sick of Reissdorf after two or three - hopefully I can go and live in Cologne one day and give this ale a more thorough review there!
06-16-2007 11:19:41 | More by Weizenmensch
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +3.4%
05-10-2014 17:23:29 | More by henryclay_
4.75/5 rDev +22.7%
03-23-2012 23:51:21 | More by GreenMountainBoy
4/5 rDev +3.4%
Appearance: clear , golden color , with a large white head and steady carbonation rising.
Smell: bit of minty hop , slight maltiness , clean
Taste: nice maltiness , slight vanilla , mild fruity flavor , clean and dry , slight cedar, nicely complex taste to this brew.
Mouthfeel: slightly dry finish
Drinkablity: A very drinkable ale , nice and refreshing. Interesting aroma and flavors. Pleasant complexity.
09-22-2006 03:38:26 | More by Byeast
4.35/5 rDev +12.4%
I bought this as a single at Union Jack's on the Manatawny. I drank it in a pilsne glass.
Pours a bright yellow with tiny little floaters occasionally going by. A two finger head of white bubbles forms, falls to tiny islands and a ring, with scant lacing.
Aroma is of light bready pils malt, maybe very slight DMS, (probably intentional), and barely there spicy hops. Smells great; right on style. Not fruity at all. Smell lasts the whole beer.
Tastes just like it smells. Lightly breadymalt, just there hop bitterness, faint spicy hop flavor, some residual sugar, and not fruity at all. Aftertaste is bready and slightly sweet.
Mouthfeel is low to medium bodied with low to medium carbonation. There is some residual sweetness, but the beer is fairly crisp and refreshing. Finish is short.
If I understand the style correctly, this beer is right on. The delicate flavors are beautifully done, with the malt shining brightly. I really like this beer, and this style. I need to try more kolsch.
04-17-2006 20:06:13 | More by jakester
4/5 rDev +3.4%
12-10-2012 19:25:58 | More by innominat
4/5 rDev +3.4%
05-11-2012 08:19:36 | More by standardcherry
New York
3.75/5 rDev -3.1%
05-22-2013 14:35:16 | More by jiffymon
Reissdorf Kölsch from Brauerei Heinrich Reissdorf
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This CD not only introduced me to black metal, but had me explore other metal sub-genres. Not only this this a fantastic black metal album, it's, in my opinion, a musical work of art. It flows well together and has a lot of variety within each song. There's a sense of melody and cohesion in the playing.
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Manny Pacquiao takes the unanimous decision over Brandon Rios
In his last fight, Manny Pacquiao suffered arguably the most devastating loss of his professional boxing career. he was completely laid out in the fourth round of his fight with Juan Manuel Marquez. JMM landed a perfect counter punch that put Pac down definitively.
Saturday night, he made his first appearance in the ring since the defining loss. He faced off against rising Welterweight Brandon Rios in HBO Boxing's PPV main event. Despite concerns about his future, Pac absolutely dominate the fight. From the opening bell, he landed more and he landed the harder shots to earn the unanimous decision victory. The judges awarded Pacquiao the victory on all three judges' cards (120-108. 119-109, 118-110).
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March 21, 2010
Fighters for justice welcomed the guilty plea by a New Orleans police lieutenant Feb. 24 that he spearheaded a massive cover-up of the police shooting of six unarmed Black civilians as they walked across the Danziger Bridge Sept. 4, 2005, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
December 24, 2009
Historic Wesley United Methodist Church, the second oldest African American church in New Orleans, the eighth oldest in the United States and a symbol of the struggle for emancipation and human rights in the state of Louisiana, is in jeopardy. Unless those who are trying to save it acquire financial support soon, the church may be torn down due to hurricane damage and replaced with a parking lot.


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Congratulations are in order for you, citizens of the Tongal creative community. The world has taken notice of the outstanding work that you have done across hundreds of projects, and the doors have opened for us to do something together unlike anything we've ever done before.
Let us lay it out for you: AT LEAST one filmmaker is going to get their feature-length documentary green lit and have Spitfire Pictures as their producing partner – all the way through the completion of production and (hopefully) through procurement of a distribution deal, bringing your masterpiece(s) to the masses...and earning you a share in the profits.
Yeah, this is once-in-a-lifetime type stuff. Here's how it came to pass:
Back in 2009, Tongal started out by providing talented people the opportunity to create short-form branded content – to be judged purely on merit alone, whether you were in Silver Lake or Selangor, with or without a film degree. To us, your last name didn't have to be Spielberg or DeLaurentis, we chose to be in business with you, because we knew you could deliver.
And we've always believed in the power of great stories, whether tales of LEGO Super-Heroism or over-the-top stress-sweat anecdotes. We've seen you rise to the occasion repeatedly to find those stories and make them come alive. This was work that was once solely the provenance of the Madison Avenue establishment, but we believed in your ability to write your own story. And lo and behold – you have.
You've empowered us to partner with Spitfire Pictures – the producing powerhouse behind the 2012 Academy Award-winning documentary feature Undefeated. You may also know them as producers of renowned music films: Martin Scorsese's documentary No Direction Home: Bob Dylan; the Grammy-winning Foo Fighters: Back and Forth; and the Emmy Award-winning George Harrison: Living in the Material World (another one by that Scorsese guy). AND NOW SPITFIRE IS GOING TO HELP AT LEAST ONE (PERHAPS TWO!) OF OUR TONGAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO PRODUCE A FEATURE-LENGTH DOCUMENTARY!
So...how are we gonna pull this off?
You got it: together!
For specific questions, please refer to the Project Spitfire FAQ.
Give us your Jiros, your Sugar Men, your Kings of Kong. We're Super-sizing the Tongal experience to empower and enable everyone in our community to find and describe unique, memorable, emotional stories, and energize our most passionate and talented filmmakers to bring them to the silver screen.
We're all looking to spread our wings here. We're ready to find the great stories in whatever nook or cranny our Tongal community members find them.
First - we're asking you to submit Subjects that would make a great feature-length documentary. Then we're going to choose the best five Subjects and allow filmmakers to Pitch on those Subjects (or ideas they come up with on their own, yes, there will be "Wildcard Pitches" in play) for the opportunity to flesh out their visions in a Sizzle Reel. The filmmakers who submit the two highest scoring Sizzle Reels, based on the stated judging criteria, will each earn the right to enter into a Production Agreement with Tongal, which includes funding towards the creation of a feature-length documentary. AT LEAST one of these two films will move forward under the terms of the Production Agreements (which will include access to additional completion funds) into the final stage with the guidance of Spitfire.
Take a gander at the Project Details for a full step-by-step breakdown.
For specific questions, please refer to the Project Spitfire FAQ.
This project will unfold over four (4) main phases. Phases 1 through 3 will be conducted as a skill-based contest, so you should review the Project Spitfire Official Rules prior to getting started. Phase 4 of this project will only be open to the Sizzle Reel winners and will be governed by the terms of a Production Agreement to be entered into by each of the winners and Tongal.
- Summary: Submit up to two ideas for a compelling documentary film. What topic really gets you going? Whose story do you want to tell? What real-life character needs to be brought to the silver screen? These can range from newsworthy subject matter to specific, local stories or life stories. You've got 500 characters of text and the option to upload photos and/or videos as part of your submission, so make the most of them.
-- Keep in mind, if your Subject wins you'll be required to submit corresponding releases indicating that you have the rights to the Subject. And take a piece of advice from your good friends at Tongal: it's a good idea to obtain rights before you submit - you'll only have five days to deliver any releases to Tongal once notified that you're a winner or we'll have to select an alternate. Many release forms can be found in the Winner Forms link. For example, if your Subject is a person, you should have them sign the Life Story Agreement. Depending on the nature of your Subject, you may be asked to submit additional forms evidencing you have the rights to the Subject before being declared a winner.
- Prizing: Spitfire and Tongal will select five (5) winning Subjects based on the judging criteria set forth in the Project Spitfire Official Rules. Each Subject winner will receive $1,000 and may be entitled to additional compensation equal to 5% of any net profits generated by the film on the terms contained in the Production Agreement.
- Conditions: Winning members must submit all rights documentation necessary (e.g., publicity rights, life story rights, property rights, etc.), as determined by Tongal in its sole discretion, to execute (or to allow another Tongal member to execute) on your great idea. Tongal members who submit Subjects and are not selected as a winner will retain all rights to their entries.
- Summary: Submit up to two Pitches convincing us why you should be selected to bring either (a) one of the winning Subjects from the previous phase or (b) any Subject of your choosing (a "Wildcard Pitch") to the silver screen. If you submit a Wildcard Pitch, you must also abide by the Subject phase requirements. Please see the Subject phase summary above. Your Pitch must include:
-- Text: 500 characters or less summarizing how you plan to approach and execute your documentary production – and, if your Pitch is a "Wildcard Pitch," don't forget to include up to 500 characters of text (plus uploaded videos or photos) to convey your Subject idea (see Subject phase above).
-- Links: to your showreel, portfolio, or other previous video content you produced.
-- Images: Concept art, storyboards, scripts, casting notes, anything that helps get your point across.
-- Video: This is your opportunity to put yourself in the room with Tongal and Spitfire even if you live halfway around the world. Use it wisely.
- Prizing: Spitfire and Tongal will select eight (8) winning Pitches based on the judging criteria set forth in the Project Spitfire Official Rules. Each Pitch winner will receive $2,500 to produce a Sizzle Reel based on his or her winning Pitch.
- Conditions: If you choose to create a Pitch not based on a winning Subject from the previous phase (i.e., a "Wildcard Pitch" submission), you must submit all rights documentation necessary (e.g., publicity rights, life story rights, property rights, etc.), as determined by Tongal in its sole discretion, to execute on your great idea. Tongal members who submit Pitches and are not selected as a winner will retain all rights to their entries.
- Summary: The eight (8) winners identified in the Pitch phase will each create a Sizzle Reel for their documentaries. Sizzle Reels must be between 5-10 minutes and considered a "proof of concept" for the larger documentary. Your Sizzle Reel should establish the tone, characters and narrative you pitched us in the previous phase. For example, in the Undefeated sizzle reel there were character vignettes and small scenes that gave the viewer a sense for the world of Manassas High School football, the main characters that would be featured in the film, and how Dan Lindsay & TJ Martin, the film's directors, wanted to represent it aesthetically (a lot of that initial footage made it to the completed film). All expenses (including travel and production costs) are at the discretion and will be at the sole expense of the submitting Tongal members.
- Prizing: Spitfire and Tongal will select two (2) winning Sizzle Reel creators, based on the judging criteria set forth in the Project Spitfire Official Rules, and offer them Production Agreements worth at least $35,000, each with a potential for another $15,000 in finishing funds, to create their feature-length documentary film.
- Conditions: In order to qualify as a winner in this phase of the competition, filmmakers must timely submit all "production legal" documentation (e.g., talent, music and location releases, archival footage licenses, other clearances, etc.) for persons and property (including intellectual property) featured or displayed in the Sizzle Reel.
- Summary: Should the two (2) Sizzle Reel winners from the Sizzle Reel phase choose to accept our offer to enter into the Production Agreements, they will each receive a $35,000 production budget to execute and deliver a feature-length Director's Cut of their films. Spitfire and Tongal will evaluate these films and select one of the filmmakers to receive an additional $15,000 in finishing funds to create a Final Cut of their documentary (but if both Director's Cuts are good enough in the eyes of Tongal and Spitfire, both will be "green lit" for a Final Cut and each will receive $15,000 in finishing funds). Spitfire and Tongal will provide meaningful feedback and supervision along the way and Spitfire will attempt to obtain theatrical distribution for the film or films that make it to the Final Cut. If a winning filmmaker's film gets distributed, the winner will be entitled to receive additional compensation equal to 50% of Tongal's net profits generated by the film (less 5% to any Subject phase winner, if applicable) on the terms contained in the Production Agreement.
-- Music: Noise/Racket is a Music Supervision and Artist Management company working with a select group of clients and artists to bring the best new music out into the rest of the world. A selection of Noise/Racket music will be available to Tongal members at no charge solely for their incorporation into Tongal members' submissions to this Project. Tongal members are encouraged to browse the Noise/Racket catalogue, available by clicking on this link: http://www.noiseracketmusic.com/. If you are interested in using a track from the Noise/Racket roster, as described above, simply download the track by clicking the "download" button, which will initiate the music file download. You may only use 25 Noise/Racket tracks maximum as part of your submission.
For specific questions, please refer to the Project Spitfire FAQ.
Logistical Criteria: These are the simple logistical criteria. Simple but also imperative – please read these criteria and adhere to them!
- The film must be between 41 and 120 minutes in duration, including credits.
- The film can be completed over a period no longer than a year.
- The Subject should not require extensive licensing of archival footage, as determined by Tongal and Spitfire.
- You, the filmmaker, must be able to obtain all the necessary rights.
- Submissions must not include films or footage that you or any other person or company have previously exhibited in feature documentary form.
- Limit 2 submissions per member at the Subject and Pitch phases.
- You must be at least 18 years or older to enter.
- By submitting an entry, you grant and convey to Tongal all right, title, and interest in and to your entry and acknowledge and agree that Tongal shall have all ownership rights relating to such entry; provided that, in the event your entry is not selected as a winner of the Sizzle Reel phase, then all rights in and to such entry shall automatically reconvey to you.
- See the Project Spitfire Official Rules for additional contest information.
Content Criteria: These criteria are going to require you to interpret them. What does "compelling" mean to you? What is compelling to you? But these are just as important as the logistical requirements – make sure you have good answers for each of them!
- Does the film have compelling characters? Will we care about them? Are they relatable? Are they unique?
- Is there an engaging story? Is this a story that simply must be told? Is it dramatic and surprising?
- Is the subject matter timely? Is the film relevant to forces shaping society and culture?
- Does the story have broad appeal? Will the movie build a buzz? Is it likely to inspire conversation or curiosity? Who will say: "I HAVE to see that one"?
For specific questions, please refer to the Project Spitfire FAQ.
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Per our agreement with Konami Digital Entertainment Inc, we can only ship sealed Konami Yu-Gi-Oh products within the U.S and its Territories. Additionally, sale of products to secondary market wholesalers, internet retailers and show dealers is prohibited.
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Smith Family Bassets
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Peter and Lois's pups are here! Pictures will be posted soon! Both parents are AKC registered and have great pedigrees and... ...
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Additional Information: Welcome to "THE BASSET HOUND RANCH" . We would like to tell you a little about us,we currently have 6 bassets on the Ranch,we thrive to produce healthy, happy bassets,along with ChampionPedigrees.
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MandMs Basset fever
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We are expecting European / Brazilian lined puppies from Bernice and Armani . They are expected to be here the end of August 2014. We do will not... ...
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Love A Mug Puppies
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Adorable, home raised Basset Hound puppies! Raised in my home with 4 children and other pets. Parents on premises! Happy, Healthy, and well... ...
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Texture Mountain Bassets
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R & B Bassets
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Hounds of east bay kennel
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Fox Tail Farm
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EM Bassets
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Robbin's Nest
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When experience and quality matters.... We have been breeding bassets since 1998. All pups come with first shots,� health guarantee, de wormed... ...
Bo-Na's Bassets
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We have been a Basset Hound Breeder for over 20 years. Our Basset Hound Puppies are born in our home where they receive the care and attention... ...
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Bentley Street Bassets
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Countryside Kennels
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Poor Boys Bassets
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Carolyn Elizabeth Bolander Chamberlain, 74, of Herrick, passed away Saturday, May 18, 2013, at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, surrounded by family.
Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 a.m.Thursday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Ramsey. Burial will be in Myer's Cemetery, Herrick. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Wallace-Carroll Funeral Home, Herrick, with a 5 p.m. prayer service.
Carolyn was born to the late Andrew Bolander and Bertha Bolander Frauli Rodgers on Oct. 4, 1938, in Ste. Marie. She graduated from Eastern Illinois University with a Home Economics teaching degree. She taught at the Findlay, Tower Hill and Herrick High Schools and was a lifelong homemaker to her family. Carolyn married Ross Wesley Chamberlain on March 22, 1963; he preceded her in death in 2008. They were married for 45 years. Carolyn was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church of Ramsey and the Herrick Home Extension. She enjoyed many hobbies including gardening, reading, researching genealogy, crafting and spending time with family. She will be dearly missed by family and friends.
Carolyn is survived by her five children, son, Jim Chamberlain of Herrick, daughters, Jody (Chris) Dirks of Rochester, Sheila (Alan) Anderson of Argenta, Shirley (Bruce) Bryant of Chatham, and Connie Chamberlain (fiance, D.J. Klauser) of Madison, Wis.; and grandchildren, Christian and Megan Dirks; Jessica and Sarah Anderson; Kara, Jenna, Courtney and Curtis Bryant.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents, Andy and Bertha; husband, Wesley; and grandson, Justin Raciti.
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