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By patwinterton
Chandler, AZ
on February 15, 2012
Great recipe! This tart is so delicious! I will definitely make it again. I'm so glad there was enough of the tomato jam to make another tart and spread on other things. It's great on pork, and most delicious on leftover meatloaf sandwiches.
Rehoboth Beach, DE
on January 19, 2012
I love, love, love this recipe. I was going to have this as an appetizer for a few friends. Well, I tasted it, then I tasted it again, then, I said, one more taste. Well, I ate one-quarter of it in one tasting. Needless to say, I had to make another. Thank goodness there was plenty of left over tomato jam to make several more.
Thank you Kelsey.
Pekin, IL
on September 28, 2011
This was fabulous! Took this to my Bible study and the ladies raved over it, and asked for the recipe. The caramelized onion-tomato jam took a while to prepare, but it was worth it. Very tasty. Easy to assemble once the jam was made. I used dry oregano and it was fine.
By cakefoodie
on August 28, 2011
I made the Onion-Tomato jam today. Wow! It is so thick & rich, with an intense onion & tomato flavor. I can't wait to spread it on hot, crispy garlic bread or use it in place of plain sauce for home made pizza. Or even on my bagel with cream cheese. Instead of Roma tomatoes, I used tomatoes fresh from my garden, San Marzano and Juliets, (which are a cross between Cherry & Roma. I also did not have any Chipotle powder so I used the ground chili powder I had on hand instead. This is another winner recipe from Kelsey. Thank You!
Carmichael, CA
on August 10, 2011
Delicious! Put this together this evening for dinner and was so pleased. The tomato jam is awesome. I followed the recipe with the exception of only using 1/4 t on the spices. This was a good call because the jam still had a great deal of flavor and a kick from the chipotle. I had a great deal of vegetables leftover. The goat cheese at the end was excellent. It got nice and creamy and added a great deal to the tart. I'll make another one this weekend for company!
By Lizinski
Knoxville, TN
on August 08, 2011
I had super-high hopes, and it wasn't quite as good as I thought it would be. I cut down the amount of sugar and molasses and vinegar substantially, but I may omit it in the future as I'm a huge fan of the natural sweetness. The spices were a good addition, the crust was crisp and the veggies were tender.
I didn't experience any middle-of-the-tart flimsiness; perhaps cook the jam until it's a little thicker? Overally, needs a little tweaking but a solid recipe.
on August 07, 2011
I loved the flavors of this, but unfortunately the middle of my tart was soggy. The edges were perfectly golden and brown, so I don't know if I should have par baked the puff pastry before adding the other ingredients on top of it. The caramelized onion and tomato jam was divine--though it took much longer to reduce down than I anticipated. So in the end it was a very time intensive effort, but now that I already have the jam made I'm going to make it again tomorrow and see if I can get the results I want. This recipe is worth trying until I get it right!
Western Maryland
on August 02, 2011
First the tomato jam. This was not difficult to make but it was very time consuming. The end result is a gorgeous mahogany red color and a creamy texture. It was a bit sweet for my taste but would be a good balance for something more savory. It did make a lot more than was necessary for the tart.
I did use the jam to make the tart but, because I can't eat dairy, I had to make two substitutions. Instead of the puff pastry (which is loaded with butter I used naan bread. Instead of the goat cheese topping I made some tofu ricotta and spread that on the bread before topping with the tomato jam. I did use zuchinni, eggplant and roasted red peppers, but used mushrooms instead of the tomatoes. This was very tasty and looked so elegant. Definitely will make both recipes again.
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Thirteen - Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
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Reviews by thryn:
4.3/5 rDev +7.8%
Been sitting on this one a while -- it's decently chilly tonight, so I decided to break it out.
Pours deep reddish-brown with almost no head -- some cocoa-colored lace rings the edge of the glass. In the glass, it is black and impenetrable by light.
The nose is really nice. Toffee, a hint of chocolate, some alcohol, raisiny notes. Roasty. An interesting fruitiness to it that I think might be attributable to the Belgian yeast.
Very good. There's plenty of alcohol, but this beer isn't all that hot. It's sweet, but not too sweet. Raisin and alcohol up front, dry dark chocolate in the finish. Not all that roasty -- the belgian yeast seems to temper other characteristics.
Mouthfeel is exquisite. Creamy as can be from the oats, thick and chewy, slick, with a remarkably dry finish. Strange carbonation that sizzles like really mellow pop rocks on my tongue. The things this beer is doing to my palate just might be illegal in several states. It's like a soft leather recliner for the mouth.
This gets a high drinkability score even though one bomber is enough, because the mouthfeel is so remarkable. Glad I got it, and glad I waited to pop it open. I honestly wish I had someone to share it with, or that I was toasting a special occasion with it. Oh well. Can't have everything ... but I have more of this wonderful beer left!
11-07-2009 08:23:28 | More by thryn
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North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +2.8%
I have had mixed feelings with the other Weyerbacher anniversary brews but this is a real winner.Poured into a small tulip glass a jet black with a thinner mocha head,the Belgian yeast used in this brew shows thru, the chocolate is intense as well as the roast,the Belgian yeast used gives off a slightly spicey phenolic note,the aromas are extremely complex.Like alot of Weyerbacher "big" beers this is hot but this is a brand spankin new beer so I'll let it slide,flavors are intense as in roasted to the hilt along with bitter unsweetened chocolate and alcohol dipped dark fruit with a bit of a racey drying finish.A great beer to cellar,its a bit hot right now but shows great flavor and the mouthfeel could not be better.
07-06-2008 22:53:53 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue VII:
Anniversary beers should be all about doing it up big time, and looks like Weyerbacher has that goal with this 13.6-percent abv Belgian Imperial Stout, whichis brewed with five malts and a touch of oats, and fermented with an Abbey yeast strain.
The black liquid pours on thick with tiny bubbles struggling to move through the viscous mass in the glass. Eventually it forms a proper two fingers of thick light-brown head. Extremely aromatic with dark milk chocolate, mild espresso, faint Madeira wine and black currants. Full, nearly syrupy body with a very deep creamy smoothness. Big roasted flavor, little acrid, but more just a charcoal flavor. Alcohol is a bit pushy, and it should be for it strength, but it never becomes unruly as it was a deceiving slow warmth to start but soon drops a spicy peppercorn flavor and mild heat on the palate. Light on the hops. Yeast tries to break through but is pushed down by the roasted malt character, slight oat sweetness and burnt caramel flavor in the semi-sweet roasty finish.
An epic ale for their 13th, the only drawback about this beer is that it is a limited edition. To hell with getting one bottle to give it a try. Go for the case to stock your cellar this winter.
09-13-2010 20:41:13 | More by BeerAdvocate
4.38/5 rDev +9.8%
Pours a deep carmel dark with 2 fingers of off white/carmel head. Lacing, excellent pour.
Smells medium roasted malt, deep abv, some bakers chocolate, some coffee.
Dont know about BA's style pronunciation, but I get Old Ale with chocolate/espresso tastes. Exceptional Ale considering the ABV and palatte.
Smooth carbonation, excellent flavor, good balance.
Love it. Shame its a one time thing. Im curious what its going to be like in a year. I have 1 more, id like to get a few more.
01-19-2009 01:01:50 | More by JasonA
4.63/5 rDev +16%
Served in a tulip, this beer was a very dark brown, almost black, color with a thin orange/tan head. A tiny bit of lacing. It had a coffee and milk chocolate aroma. Intriguing taste. Coffee and milk chocolate, kind of alternating with coffee bitterness here and sweet chocolate there. Wonderful. The alcohol was well-hidden, but at 13.40% ABV, this beer is meant to be sipped and savored.
02-08-2009 14:40:48 | More by lordofthewiens
5/5 rDev +25.3%
11-21-2011 03:40:14 | More by bigdipip
New York
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
oofah, this one is a monster of an imperial kick ass stout ! 22 ounce bomber. Pours black and mean looking, super thick, beefy and viscous, minor head/lace, low carbonation. Nose of burnt malts, black licorice and very ripe black figs. Mega malt, dark and luscious, heady, flavorful, packing a world class punch...more dark malt, chocolate, dark ripe fruit, dark rum/brandy, dark coffee, chocolate fudge. Stout lovers rejoice, world class night capper, sipper dessert and cigar brew
09-22-2008 23:38:47 | More by Billolick
3.9/5 rDev -2.3%
Black with a tan head that quickly recedes to a ring around the glass with no lacing. Smell is a bit hot with alcohol, but also has some nice stuff going on in it like baker's chocolate, vanilla, cream, espresso, and some licorice. Taste is bitter chocolate, coffee, earthy, licorice, dark fruit, molasses, and oak (though I don't think this was oak aged at all). I enjoy this beer, probably about the best Belgian inspired stouts I've had. Worthy of a try.
01-03-2009 04:24:49 | More by badbeer
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
11-15-2011 22:08:39 | More by bpfrush
West Virginia
3.33/5 rDev -16.5%
Appears dark black with large thick tan mocha head really creamy textured foam here almost custard like pour as it layers. Fine lacing forms around my Piraat chalice nicely head retention is great.
Aroma brings semi sweet dark cocoa kicks with creamy alcohol infused rounded edges. Somewhat timid aromatics with mild charred oak and minimal smokiness, dark ripened fruits rich in depth and sweetness.
Flavor again not alot of depth but the straight forward charred oak dark chocolate creamy sensations do enough for me and the 13.6 is a sizzling, soothing alcohol burn with ripe fruit notes soaking in. This beer will do great with some aging, but it's pretty effin' tasty as I type this.
Mouthfeel is full bodied but never thick, and as I mentioned the alcohol content does really burn a bit on the palate. Carbonation level is pretty low not a lot of bubbly action really goes down smooth.
Drinkability I'm not going to lie this one needs more aging, still hot with the alcohol. Flavors need to mature and come together with a little bit of cellaring, not very complex and a bit underwhelming for me. I guess I wasn't really on board for the last few Anniversary releases including 10-12, but I generally love Weyerbacher brews. For instance they nailed the bottled Slam Dunkel, excellent stuff.
07-21-2008 04:43:40 | More by WVbeergeek
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
12-17-2012 17:52:22 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.43/5 rDev +11%
Got this at Green's in Atlanta.
Pours an opaque black color with a one-finger dark tan head. The head recedes to nothing with a thick ring around the glass. Lacing sheets nicely then breaks up - not very sticky.
Smells mostly like dark fruits. There's a mild tinge of alcohol and roastiness as well.
Tastes very interesting, like an Imperial Dubbel. Dark fruits stand out the most, with a lot of sweetness. There's a little bit of roastiness in the flavor just as in the smell, and there's a mild bitter ending. The bitterness sticks around more on the lips. Alcohol is there but not as huge as the ABV would suggest.
Mouthfeel is very nice. It's got a great thickness with very fine carbonation. Great mouthfeel.
I don't think this is necessarily absurdly drinkable as a beer, but as an RIS it certainly is. Goes down way too fast.
Overall this is a very interesting beer. The best way to describe it in my opinion is Imperial Dubbel. It's a bit expensive but it's worth it. Give this a shot if you can find it.
09-06-2008 00:49:44 | More by glid02
4/5 rDev +0.3%
12-27-2011 03:07:36 | More by OBIrish24
4/5 rDev +0.3%
(Served in a Nonic)
A- This beer pours a jet black dense body with a dark brown head of thick foam that fades to a ring after a few sips. The beer is a bit to dense to see any carbonation except for a random tiny bubble that trails up the side of the glass.
S- This beer has a dark roasted malt aroma that melds with a coffee roasted black malt quality and finishes with a soft cola note that turns fusel as the beer warms.
T- The taste of cream and black roasted malt has some vinous and red wine tannin notes to it with a charred black finish. There are some raisin flavors that come though the finish as it warms a bit. There is a light roasted bitterness that lingers after each sip but only for a moment.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a chewy texture and a soft alcohol heat that is a bit fusel.
D- This beer has some big roasted flavors but not much depth or character once you get past the roasted notes, making the rest of the flavor a bit light in taste. It was very easy to drink for a 13 %ABV beer but I don't think age would improve the taste as the alcohol plays a bit of a supporting role for the black malt.
03-12-2009 15:53:32 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +0.3%
11-10-2012 16:24:35 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
3.65/5 rDev -8.5%
Dark with a stoutish lurk and an even brown halo of head clinging to a Maudite snfter heftily.... head settles quickly .... appearance befitting of the Stonehenge label... balanced aroma, almost alcohol-hidden within tinges of smoke, sweet sugar and dairy aspects.... nothing springs up/out as unique.... smooth, warm at the throat--in a cordial/bourbon way, not quite scotch... a bit oily and elusive between the teeth... first sip is hot... welcome on this 5 degree night though! defintely alcoholic... milky presence arrives at mid-sip and seers with a furnace of malt... as a desertif, this would pair wonderfully with any number of chocolate dishes, although it may bully them.... the beer is more booty from my pillaging of Ryan's fantasy baseball merits... as the nightcap, this probably will hit me full on tomorrow morning... for now, pleasantly balanced and better than the sum of its parts...
01-18-2009 06:12:40 | More by dacrza1
New Jersey
4.03/5 rDev +1%
Weyerbacher- Thirteen
A- Dark viscous black with a huge beaded head. Bubbly filmy lacing down the glass.
S- Very sweet sugary chocolate cake batter, strong red wine, touch of vinegar.
T- Holy sweetness. Cheek hurting sweet with huge doses of figs, prunes, raisins. A solid chocolate finish.
M- Again sweet as hell, but will subdue after a few sips. Very fruity and boozy through the body with a dry warm chocolatey finish.
Overall- Very sweet with sour notes at first but toning down and mellowing into a good boozy sipper. Alc. is quite present but not overpowering. A nice evening beer!
06-18-2008 19:30:42 | More by NJpadreFan
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -6%
07-19-2013 14:22:51 | More by Varkias41
3.5/5 rDev -12.3%
02-05-2013 03:32:01 | More by MrVonzipper
New Hampshire
4.78/5 rDev +19.8%
22 0z. bottle > Brandy snifter
Totally opaque, the sun has been denied! seriously dark, and bold look, viscous-thick pour. the head is an activ but dense creamy-brown with darker brown tints mixed throughout.
The nose is full of roastie chocolate malt, cherries and big fruits, sweet Hershey's chocolate syrup runs through the malt aroma. Herbal balance and a slight wet-cardboard scent, but it's very subtle. The aroma only gets stronger as time goes by with even more malty aroma's popping out like grahm crackers.
Wow, I must comment on the feel before th flavor; it's a giant-full bodied beast with a very smooth feel, but also includes the up-lifting Belgian feel, snappy and peppery but smooth and thick,,,oh yeah. Brownies and spicey herbs is the first two flavor's I get, thick, rightous malt with a killer belgian-yeast complexity! The large 13% abv. does not come off as "hot" at all, it's very well-hidden, which means the rest of the brew is bad-ass enough to handle this big abv. and not only handle it, but it hides it! The malty complexity is as good as I've ever had, including RIS's like Darklord. Giant amounts of oats Oakie-wood and cedar smoke, chocolate and vanilla in the malt, they come in thick layers of flavor, one after the other! My lips are very sticky from this stuff. A sweet, wet-bready taste in the finish, crisp, peppery but coffee-smooth.
Briliant brewing, adventurous and bold but with balance. I'm simply loving these Belgian-inspired big Stouts.
04-20-2009 17:57:00 | More by GratefulBeerGuy
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
Pours a dark oil black with a large brown foamy head. This is an excellant looking brew. The smell is pungent with roasted malt,alcohol,and dark fruit. The taste has a bitter hop flavor with the creaminess of a stout. Hops,chocolate,alcohol,dark fruit,and roasted malt dominate the flavors here. The m/f is heavy with the double IPA and stout mixing well. A different kind of beer from a brewery that's willing to try different things.
08-17-2008 22:46:57 | More by jmz62565
4.75/5 rDev +19%
12-11-2013 00:06:51 | More by alamode
New York
4.78/5 rDev +19.8%
Bomber into a Chimay chalice.
Appearance: Jet black, dark mocha-colored head which dissipates too quickly. Could be the glass since it hasn't been washed in a while, though I did a thorough washing as much as I could to make sure if anything seemed odd it wasn't because of the glass. That said, the jet black color is great, but the head retention isn't much, and it takes a fierce pour to get any kind of a substantial foaminess going.
Smell: Visceral and powerfully boozy at first, but a warranted booziness, and a heady one, with hints of sherry and scotch. Then the aromas start to come in, the dark berries, with raspberry being seemingly prominent, along with rich chocolate mousse, bursting vinous red wine complexity, almost pinot-like with its dark fruits, then there's some maple flavors and some pure vanilla extract. All around complex, very rich and balanced, with so much going on from the beginning until it warms to room temperature.
Taste: A fantastic combination of rich dark chocolate, bold vinous flavors, and heady booziness. Initial flavors of dark chocolate malts and big fruit flavors, raspberry and maraschino cherries, slides into rich chocolate mousse and chocolate cream, along with hints of scotch, maple, and minor coffee mocha flavors, as a nice touch without becoming too mocha or coffee-like, as some bigger stouts can often lean toward. Long finish with heavy malt flavors, but as it finally warms to room temperature there's some citrus hops mixed with darker berries to become the icing on the cake. One of the best stouts I've ever had as far as complexity, and this is in the "green" state, which for Weyerbacher, most of the time, for me, is not really a term, as I can't imagine this getting any better.
Mouthfeel: Richly huge and chewy, with still a lighter edge, which doesn't make it cloying and makes it easy to sip like a fine scotch or bourbon. Pretty great.
Drinkability: Around $7, which was nothing for me, as I was waiting to get a hold of this guy for a while. I wish I had a case of this for the future. Hands down one of my favorite stouts of all time. The Eagles / Cowboys game is now over, and as a Giants fan, I knew that someone had to lose. The game was great, though, and this was the perfect accompaniment with its hugeness. Complex as hell, not for the faint of heart, but then again, it's so balanced that even someone who's not used to such stout heaviness would be able to appreciate the subtleties and nuances of such a brew. Bravo, again, and seemingly as always, Weyerbacher. I can't wait to see what happens next.
09-16-2008 05:11:30 | More by asabreed
North Carolina
4.63/5 rDev +16%
I love to split hairs: label says 13.6%, and the name of this beer is probably XIII. Whatever, let's get to the stuff that really matters...
Glugs out syrupy, oily black, and the head, while modest, is a very dark brown. Looks like they roasted the living crap out of everything including the hops! Big and dark, beastly and black.
Interesting to get such vinous qualities from the nose of a big-ass stout, but that's what's happening here. Must be the Belgian yeast strain. Raisins, graham cracker and chocolate lie just under the surface in this very grape-y, yeasty aroma. Not nearly is roastified as the looks suggest. Alcohol intrudes just a tad too much with warming, the only thing keeping me from giving it a higher mark.
Flavor brings on a huge glowing wave of chocolate, Concord grape, other dark berries, vanilla, cherry, graham cracker, toasted pumpernickel, cola, marshmallow. It lasts and lasts and lasts. The alcohol shows up and lays down a bed for the flavors to do their thing, nothing more than a supportive warm glow. The finish is as long as the flavor, spreading out forever and bringing cola, chocolate and Concord grape with it.
Mouthfeel is both full and bright, with a good bit of carbonation while also being sticky. This is sensibly carbonated, and that means it doesn't overwhelm in a soda-like way as some other Belgian-style stouts do. Seems perfect for the flavor profile.
Belgian-style stouts are tricky. They're often too carbonated, and some don't come close to tasting like a stout. This one brings together aspects of an imperial stout and infuses Belgian character while never dominating it. It remains a stout. A big, bold, unique, delicious stout. Now, I don't get "drinkability." I need to review BA's meaning of that, because I consider this highly drinkable. It's delicious, it has no glaring faults, it's delicious, and I just want to keep sipping and sipping. Slowly. And it's delicious. Forget session-ing, this is a superb beer that deserves your palate's full attention. Wish I'd bought more than one, as I'd love to see how this ages...
02-26-2009 23:36:33 | More by Metalmonk
3.8/5 rDev -4.8%
Thanks to Lum for these babies.
Pours a deep thick impenetrable black with a nice tan mocha head that recedes fairly quickly and leaves "ok" lacing.
Nose is pretty strange here with ample amounts of dark fruit, and sugar. Some licorice and a bit of anise in here as well. Roasted malt is there, but there is certainly an odd smell coming out of this one. Nose is quite belgian.
Taste follows with big roasted malt flavor, some major dark fruit. Skim slick chocolate and minimal coffee. Anise is present as is a touch of molasses. This is defenitely a belgian style imperial stout. Belgian yeast like flavor.
Mouthfeel is a bit thin, as most belgian style imperial stouts tend to be. Quite slick, good carbonation.
Drinkability is pretty good for the abv, but the heat does catch up to you towards the end of the taste. Goes down easily, but i wouldnt want to be having more than one of these. Make no mistake about it, this beer, as of right now, is HOT.
Overall a pretty good belgianish imperial stout. Very unique, and the belgian aspect is quite clear. Dark fruit is more prominent here than in any other stout i can think of off the top of my head. A unique and worthy beer. I am excited to see how this one is with a few years on it. Good beer.
10-24-2008 01:40:40 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Thirteen from Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars got to the line of scrimmage on second-and-12 and set up for a run play in the third quarter of last weekend's preseason game against the Detroit Lions. Rookie wide receiver Allen Hurns split out wide and looked in toward quarterback Blake Bortles, who began his cadence.
Bortles immediately began to call an audible. He noticed the Lions preparing for a run, so he signaled to Hurns to run a curl route instead. Hurns took off, then spun toward his quarterback, and the ball was on him. He made the catch and hustled into the end zone. It was the first NFL touchdown for both of them, and it came on a designed run play.
"He was very comfortable in the huddle," Hurns said Tuesday. "Very chill, relaxed. I was very surprised."
The first-round draft pick has surprised everyone. He was considered an eventual franchise quarterback, yet one who would learn for a season behind Chad Henne and then ease into his role. He's eased in, all right. After only three preseason games, wide receiver Cecil Shorts III told Yahoo Sports on Tuesday that Bortles and Henne "both give us an equal chance to win."
Concussion test that feels like 'octopus giving your head a hug' could greatly benefit NFL players, other athletesEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports5 days ago
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Kallie Woodward was a mess. The 19-year-old Division I field hockey player was diagnosed with a concussion in early 2013 and it wasn't the first time she suffered a hit to the head during play. Her symptoms were beyond concerning.
"She had headaches, sleep problems, attention and memory issues," said Jeffrey Kutcher, a neurologist at the University of Michigan who treats college athletes all over the country. "Her mood was down. She was not herself. She was usually very outgoing, but she appeared depressed. It was a significant constellation of stuff."
Woodward (whose name has been changed to protect her privacy) was put through a test that involved wearing a hairnet with 256 electrodes. The net was soaked in a combination of electrolytes and baby shampoo and placed on her head. (One lab technician said the hairnet feels like "an octopus giving your head a hug.") Then she was asked to respond to a series of computer beeps by pressing a button.
The results may have saved her playing career. And this slimy hairnet may do the same for athletes at all level of sports, all the way up to the NFL.
Is Rams QB Sam Bradford injury prone or a victim of bad luck? Why the answer may surprise youEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports6 days ago
Another injury has ended another season for Sam Bradford. St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher confirmed that Bradford tore his left ACL for the second straight year, meaning the quarterback will have missed nearly two full seasons (31 games) during the length of his rookie contract. Surely the "injury prone" label will shadow him for the rest of his career.
That's unfair.
The news is devastating to Bradford and the Rams, and it raises questions about whether the former Heisman winner will ever return to full health. He also suffered a shoulder injury in college (2009) and a high ankle sprain in his second NFL season (2011). But "injury prone" doesn't apply to Bradford any more than it applies to any other NFL player. There's no such thing as injury prone in pro football; there is only such thing as misfortune.
"I don't think you can call a clavicle fracture and ACL injuries and lump them together and call it injury prone," said orthopedic surgeon Derek Ochiai. "More like bad luck."
Mo'ne Davis: How a dilapidated Philly field, a fire truck in right field and a one-eyed cat helped grow a starEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports11 days ago
PHILADELPHIA – Mo'ne Davis and her Taney Dragons have practiced under an Interstate 95 overpass. They've practiced in a flooded field they call "Shot River." They've practiced on an unkempt expanse of land that is now used for dog walking. And they've practiced on a field with a dilapidated fire engine serving as the right field wall.
"This," announces Joe Fallows as he looks out at the rusted red truck, "was a dump."
How that dump helped produce arguably the best story in sports is astounding enough. Davis, 13, just became the first girl to win a Little League World Series game, and she knocked in a run as a hitter in her team's next victory. But when you add in the trolleys, the painted horses, the hearse, and Lucky the one-eyed cat, well, you have one of the most uniquely Philadelphia stories imaginable. The Dragons are so named because all the 12-and-under Taney teams have mythical mascots. But the way the fireball-throwing Davis and these Dragons slayed all the obstacles of building an inner city Little League phenomenon is about as mythical as it gets.
Bucs' Doug Martin 'laying in the weeds,' looking to sneak up on competition againEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports13 days ago
TAMPA, Fla. – Doug Martin hates the nickname, but it seems to keep resurfacing.
"What's that they call him?" asked teammate and offensive lineman Demar Dotson after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' 20-14 preseason loss to the Miami Dolphins on Saturday. "Helmet monster?"
It's actually "Muscle hamster," though "Helmet monster" is perhaps more fitting for such a menacing rusher. Martin is, like his label suggests, hard to track and harder to stop. He's withstood quite a bit in two seasons in the pros. The Bucs' franchise was completely overhauled this offseason, with a new coach, general manager, offensive coordinator, quarterback, receivers, and even uniforms. Yet there's Martin, still front and center – despite a torn labrum that cost him most of the 2013 season.
Johnny Manziel has upper hand over Brian Hoyer in Browns' QB battleEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports17 days ago
It's clear after one preseason game that Johnny Manziel and Brian Hoyer are tied in their pursuit of the Cleveland Browns' starting quarterback job.
That makes it clear Manziel is in line to win it.
"There is not a leader," said Browns quarterback coach Dowell Loggains on Tuesday, which in itself is a huge change from the offseason, when Hoyer was declared the No. 1. It's not that Hoyer has done anything to lose the job; it's just that an even battle allows the Browns to eventually choose Manziel with less fear of appearing hasty. If the preseason ends in a draw, nobody can say the Browns went with the inferior option. That leads straight to Manziel, even if he's unproven.
Loggains' appearance before the press on Tuesday is a sign in itself. It was Loggains who famously revealed to an Arkansas radio station after the NFL draft that Manziel texted the team asking to be picked by Cleveland and vowing to "wreck this league."
New starter David Price not enough to cure all of the Tigers' problemsEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports20 days ago
TORONTO – By the time Rick Porcello entered the game in the bottom of the 17th inning, after the entire Detroit Tigers' bullpen was empty, he could hardly believe the state of the mound.
"It was one big crater," he said.
That was the extent of the erosion of the Rogers Centre pitching surface toward the end of the longest game in Toronto Blue Jays history, and that's the feeling most Tigers fans must have after a weekend of 29 innings played in two days, only to end up with two walk-off losses. Toronto won one of the zaniest games you'll ever see Sunday, with Jose Bautista playing the hero after going 1-for-8, and the Tigers getting 22 hits and losing 6-5. A World Series favorite with three Cy Young winners in one rotation is now only a half-game up on the charging Kansas City Royals. One of the most talented teams in Detroit history is tiptoeing around one big crater.Sun, Aug 3111:10 AM PDTDetroit at Chi White SoxPreview Game
Johnny Manziel's preseason debut was pure Johnny FootballEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports21 days ago
DETROIT – Anthony Armstrong came off the field after catching the first pro pass from Johnny Manziel and reveled in the Johnny Drama.
"I'm immortalized!" the Cleveland wide receiver told teammates. "Going down in history!"
Only Manziel can create such theater during a boring preseason game in Detroit. The delight of watching him play is in knowing there's always another web to tangle, always another predicament. There he was, on only his third play from scrimmage in the second quarter, hopping outside of the pocket and running into three Lions. He was stuffed for no gain – the Road Runner getting caught by the Coyote – and the haters reveled.
But then there he was again in the third quarter, taking off on fourth-and-1, staring down oncoming linebacker Travis Lewis, and getting the first down by a whisper.
"It was short," sniffed Lewis, who held up a fist after the play, indicating what he thought was a turnover on downs. Nope. Sorry. First down, Browns. More theater.
And after the game, even more intrigue: Nate Burleson, one of Cleveland's top receivers, gave his honest opinion on whether this is a real quarterback standoff between Manziel and Brian Hoyer.
Jags' Zane Beadles donates about quarter of base salary – $750K – to alma mater UtahEric Adelson at Yahoo Sports26 days ago
Some of us love our alma mater enough to donate some money once in a while. Maybe a couple hundred bucks. Maybe four figures for the truly devoted.
Then there's Zane Beadles.
The Jacksonville Jaguars offensive lineman decided to give the University of Utah about a quarter of his 2014 base salary.
That's $750,000.
"It's something I've known I wanted to do since I left school," Beadles said Monday.
Actually, before he left school.
Beadles spent a lot of time in the training room during his career as a Ute. He got to know then-head athletic trainer Paul Silvestri (now at Florida) and current head athletic trainer Eric Yochem nearly as well as he knew his teammates, if not better. On one late afternoon, he made a promise to them that if he ever made it in the NFL, he'd come back to them with some help.
"It was at the end of a practice day," Yochem recalled Monday, "and Zane was one of the last ones left in the training room, just icing down. I remember him saying that. I remember Paul and I saying we're going to hold him to it."


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KANSAS CITU, MO. (WKOW) -- Police identified the girlfriend of a Kansas City Chiefs player killed in a murder-suicide as 22-year-old Kasandra M. Perkins.
Police spokesman Darin Snapp said linebacker Jovan Belcher fatally shot Perkins on Saturday. He then went to Arrowhead Stadium and committed suicide in front of his coach and general manager.
Authorities did not release a possibly motive, however the police said Belcher and his girlfriend had been arguing recently. They have a 3-month-old child.
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Police spokesman Darin Snapp confirmed the 25-year-old NFL player was Belcher, a fourth-year player from West Babylon, N.Y., who played college football in Maine.
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Police said the NFL player shot himself in front of two team officials. Snapp said the player thanked Chiefs General Manager Scott Pioli and Romeo Crennel for all they had done for him, before turning the gun on himself.
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - Sports for West Texans appears Sundays and Wednesdays. Items must be submitted in writing at least two days before publication date. Mail items to Sports for West Texans, Standard-Times Sports Department, P.O. Box 5111, San Angelo, TX 76902. Fax to 325-659-8112. E-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
What:Concho Valley Archery Association Club shoots
When:8 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month, February-September
Where: Next to Middle Concho Park
More info:Mark Barta at 325-227-3064 or www.conchovalleyarchery.com
What:Hammerheads Select Baseball Club tryouts
Cost: Free
More info:Paul at 325-234-9814 to schedule a tryout
What:Wall Hawks 12U Select Baseball Team
When:Upcoming season
More info:Call 325-656-5511 or 325-234-4407.
What:Inaugural Irion County Summer Tournament
Who: Varsity girls
When:June 1-3
Cost: $225 ($250 after May 18 registration deadline)
More info:4-game guarantee. Contact Stephen Rosas at 325-812-2794 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or Ida Montez at 325-315-0918 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
What:San Angelo Summer League
Who: JV and varsity boys and girls
When:Begins June 2, entry deadline May 27
Where: Christoval High School
Cost: $35 per player
More info:8-game guarantee, end-of-season tournament. Call 325-300-1727.
What:San Angelo Summer League Basketball
Who: Boys and girls, varsity to junior high
When:June 5 for boys, June 7 for girls
Where:Veribest High School
Cost: $25 per player
More info:325-374-2910 or email@example.com.
What:33rd annual Ballinger Bearcat Basketball Camp
Who: Boys and girls, ages 9-15
When:June 11-15
Where:Ballinger High SchoolCost: $50 ($30 deposit due by June 4)
More info:Robert Buxkemper at 325-365-3140 in evening or go to www.ballingerisd.net and click on 'high school athletics' page.
What:Lake View Chiefs Basketball Camp
Who: Boys entering third-ninth grade
When:June 18-20
Times: 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. for sixth-ninth graders, 10:30 to noon for third-fifth graders
Where:Lake View High School
Cost: $20 (Due by June 3)
More info:T-shirt and instruction in all phases of the game. Call Robert Chaney at 325-262-1044.
What:Heart of Texas Basketball Camp
When:Fundamentals half-day camp June 18-21, Fundamentals full-day camp July 23-26, high school camp July 13-16
Where:San Angelo
More info:Contact Sally Brooks at 325-374-7311 or firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit www.heartoftexasbballcamp.com.
What:6th annual West Texas High School Summer Shoot Out
When:July 7-8
Where:San Angelo
Cost: $225 (three-game guarantee), deadline is July 1
More info:Call Chris Cardenas at 325-374-2910 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com
What:Storm AAU Basketball Club Academy Girls Team
Who: 4th grade post players needed
When:Upcoming summer and fall/winter seasons
Where:San Angelo
More info:Contact Roy Sekscinski at 325-374-5927 or email email@example.com
What: Concho Valley Cheer Cats
Ages: 4-14, any level of experience (no tryouts)
More info:Tawnya at 262-3305
What:SuperSquad of San Angelo
Ages:Pre-k through sixth grade
Where: 10 locations
More info:Carolyn Crill at 655-1045.
What:Learn to perform dives safely
When:Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Where: Central H.S. pool
Who: Participants must know how to swim; all ages are welcome
Instructors:World-champion divers Kevin and Debbie Wilson
More info:Kevin Wilson at
325-234-1893 or Debbie Wilson at 325-234-0347
What: Youth Fitness Classes for Weight Training
When: 8 a.m. or 2 p.m. Saturdays. The course lasts six weeks, with one-hour classes.
Where:San Angelo YMCA, 353 South Randolph St.
Ages: 11-13
Cost: $40 per child
More info:Amber at 655-9106
What: Piloxing
When: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Mondays and Fridays and 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays
Where:San Angelo Broadway Academy Dance Studio,10 N. Taylor
More info:Meredith Herbert at 325-234-2661 or firstname.lastname@example.com
What:Willpower and Grace
When: 7:15-8:15 p.m. Mondays and 9:30-10:30 a.m. Wednesdays
Where:San Angelo Broadway Academy Dance Studio, 10 N. Taylor
Cost:10 classes for $65 or $8 drop-in
More info: Meredith Herbert at 325-234-2661
What:West Texas Sports and Wellness Institute training programs
Where: Bentwood Country Club
More info: wtswi-shape.net or Ashley Gay at325-212-1639 or firstname.lastname@example.com
What:City recreation coaches needed
More info:325-657-4450
What:Camp UREC at Angelo State University
When:Session I, June 18-22; Session II, June 25-29; Session III, July 9-13; Session IV, July 16-20; Session V, July 30-Aug. 3; Session VI Aug. 6-10
Where:Center For Human Performance, ASU
Cost:$100 per session
More info:Jeromey Whitaker at 325-942-2034 or email@example.com, or visit www.angelo.edu/urec.
What:Golf-Tennis-Swim Camp
Where:Bentwood Country Club
More info:325-949-1534
What:Women's self-defense class
When: Tuesdays, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Where: Team Chip Tae Kwon Do, 3301 Southwest Blvd.
Ages: 12 and older
More info: 325-944-1405
What:Youth Soccer Open Registration
When:May 21-June 22
Cost: $67 per player in youth division, $40 per player in toddler division (age 3 by Aug. 1)
More info: Register at San Angelo Soccer Association office, 1501 Glenna, or call 325-942-5425.
What:Bobcat Soccer Camp
When:June 25-28
Where:Old Bobcat Stadium, 1000 Pulliam St.
Ages:Incoming sixth-ninth grade boys
Cost: $40 before June 16, $50 afterward
More info: Tony Vu at 325-659-3434 or email@example.com. Forms available online at www.saisd.org/athletics/soccer.
What:Lady Cat Soccer Camp 2012
When:July 23-26
Where:Old Bobcat Stadium, 1000 Pulliam St.
Ages:Incoming sixth-ninth grade girls
Cost: $45 pre-register, $55 day of camp
More info: Ben Henry at firstname.lastname@example.com or 325-226-4433. Forms available online at www.saisd.org/athletics/soccer.com
What:2nd Annual Onecimo R Ortiz "ORO" Memorial Softball Tournament
When:June 23-24
Where: Ozona
Cost: $125 per team
More info: John Ortiz at 325-259-5200 or Jamie Ramos at 325-340-0573
What:SAISD Age Group Swim Team Spring
When:5-6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, through May 27
Where:Central High School pool
Cost:$35 per month, registration begins anytime
Ages:7-15 with some side breathing skills
More info: David Hague at 325-659-3434 x133
What:Angelo Aquatics summer swim lessons
When:June 4-22 (three one-week sessions)
Where:Central High School pool
Cost:$50 per person for each one-week session
More info: David Hague at 325-659-3434 x133
What:Swim Lessons at Angelo State University
When:Session I, June 4-14; Session II, June 18-28; Session III, July 9-19; Session IV, July 23-Aug. 2
Where:Center for Human Performance, ASU
Cost:$45 per session
More info:Marney Babbitt at 325-942-2034 or email@example.com, or visit www.angelo.edu/urecc
What:Tennis Junior Program
Where: Bentwood Country Club
More info:325-949-1534
What:Nat Sawyer 9th annual Track Camp
When:June 25-28
Where: San Angelo Stadium
Ages: 6-18 (entering 12th grade)
Cost: $45 per child
More info:Grape Creek athletic director and former Central coach Kyle Atwood will also help at the clinic. Call Nat Sawyer at 325-659-3505 or 325-942-1454
What:Concho Valley Pole Vault Club
When: 5:30 p.m. Sundays
Who:All ages
Where:1021 Montague
More info: Willie Ruiz at 325-650-3354
What:Recreation Summer Track Club
When:Three times per week
Ages: 6-18
Cost: $75 per person
More info: 325-657-4450
What:Concho Valley Summer League
When: Tuesdays from June 5-26
Where:Central and Lake View high schools, Lincoln Middle School
Age levels:Fourth grade, fifth-sixth grade, seventh-eighth grade, JV and varsity
Cost: $25 per player
Deadline: May 15
More info:Johnny at 325-656-9989 or email@example.com
What:Lady Cat Middle School Camp
When: June 11-14
Where:Central High School Trevino Gym
Age levels:For incoming fifth-eighth graders
Registration:$40 before May 11, $50 afterward
More info:Connie Bozarth at 325-659-3400 x135 or firstname.lastname@example.com
What:Incoming 9th Graders Volleyball Camp
When: July 30-31
Where:Central High School Trevino Gym
Registration:$40 before July 13, $50 afterward
More info:Connie Bozarth at 325-659-3400 x135 or firstname.lastname@example.com
What:Angelo State Belle Volleyball Camps
When:Varisty position camps, June 4-5; All skills camps for grades 4-7 and 8-12, June 6-8; Team competition camp, July 28-29; Middle school tryout camp, Aug. 26
More info: Visit www.asuvolleyball.com or contact Chuck Waddington at email@example.com or 325-942-2091.
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DATE: January 30, 2013
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Through a partnership between Broward County Solid Waste and Recycling Services and Partner Cities and Plantation, a free drop-off event for household hazardous waste and used electronics will take place on Sunday, February 10, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Plantation Public Works Complex, 750 N.W. 91 Ave.
This event provides a great way to dispose of leftover products that contain corrosive, toxic, ignitable or reactive ingredients like those found in paint, pesticides, cleansers and batteries. You can also get rid of outdated electronics that are just taking up space in your home -- all in one easy stop and for free!
Bring the following items for disposal: household hazardous waste, including leftover cooking oil, compact fluorescent lamps, fluorescent tubes, paint, solvents, motor oil, pesticides, household chemicals, lawn and pool chemicals, mercury thermometers, propane tanks and fire extinguishers. Used electronics accepted include TVs, computers, monitors, keyboards, printers, fax machines, cell phones, CD and DVD players, and rechargeable batteries.
Items that cannot be accepted are stereos, microwaves, kitchen appliances, explosives, biohazardous waste and business-generated waste.
Proof of Broward County residency such as a driver's license or current utility bill is required.
Mark your calendar for these additional one-day drop-off events coming to a city near you:
February 24
Wilton Manors, Municipal Complex at 2100 N. Dixie Hwy.
March 10
Lauderdale Lakes, across from the Sports Complex located one block west of State Road 7 and Northwest 36 Street
March 24
Cooper City, Sports Complex, 10300 Stirling Road
April 7
Davie, 3801 S. Pine Island Road (Bamford/Pine Island Park)
April 21
Sunrise, City Hall, 10770 W. Oakland Park Blvd.
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May 5
Tamarac, Public Works Complex, 6011 Nob Hill Road
May 19
Weston, Public Works Complex, 2599 S. Post Road
Broward County operates permanent residential drop-off centers at the following locations, both of which accept household hazardous waste and used electronics and are open Friday and Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.:
• 2780 N. Powerline Road, Pompano Beach (north of Copans Road)
• 5601 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd., West Park (located between Miramar and Pembroke Park)
These disposal facilities and special household hazardous waste collection events are available to help reduce the potential harm of chemicals to children and pets, and contamination to our environment. For more information, call 954-765-4999. Hearing- and speech-impaired individuals should call 954-765-4207 (TTY).


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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Zach Mettenberger passed for 273 yards and two touchdowns, and ninth-ranked LSU kept alive faint hope of a Southeastern Conference title with a 37-17 victory over No. 23 Mississippi State on Saturday night.
Looking sharp a second straight week, Mettenberger completed 19 of 30 passes without an interception. His top target was Jarvis Landry, who had nine catches for 109 yards - both career highs - including a 19-yard touchdown to help the Tigers (8-2, 4-2 SEC) beat the Bulldogs (7-3, 3-3) for the 13th straight time.
Mettenberger's other scoring pass went to Spencer Ware, fullback J.C. Copeland scored on a 1-yard plunge and Craig Loston returned an interception 100 yards for a score.
Tyler Russell was 26 of 38 for 295 yards and a touchdown that got the Bulldogs as close as field goal in the third quarter before they faded in their third straight loss to a ranked team.
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Original post made by Jill on Feb 5, 2013
Our state income taxes have gone up, state sales tax has gone up, there is now a 1% tax on lumber that was added without most people's knowledge, and now a Pleasanton garbage tax.
on Feb 7, 2013 at 7:42 am
Great question Jill - I wonder what the process is that the city goes through to add a tax to services such as garbage pickup, and how is that money earmarked? There may be a lot of other services out there that have been "quietly" taxed recently. There are several new candidates for city council being announced - a good question for each of them. I'd like to see a listing (of taxed services) appear in the Pleasanton Weekly.
on Feb 7, 2013 at 8:58 am
Of the 5%... 1% goes to city, the other 4 goes to the company. This is ridiculous, their rates are already high, then instead of increasing rates (unjustified) they add a tax. I asked if they do an annual free city wide pick up, like other cities, annoyed rep replied nope,Pleasanton doesn't do that. So whats the 4% tax for?? Is it because do we so well recycling, garbage is now getting taxed to make up for it?
on Feb 7, 2013 at 9:07 am
I was also told by the Garbage service that their rates vary depending on your address/location. What gives with that?


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Police are searching for a man suspected of burglarizing homes on the Near North Side over the last week.
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The burglaries happened about 6:30 a.m. Saturday in the 1100 block of North LaSalle, about 2:20 a.m. Tuesday in the 1500 block of North LaSalle, and a few hours later Tuesday in the 1300 block of North LaSalle.
Police describe the suspect as a man about 20, 5-foot-5 and 140-150 pounds.
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Over the last six decades Playboy has featured countless alluring women who are also top-notch talents in art and entertainment. Actresses, painters, dancers have all posed for the magazine, as have many sensuous songbirds. It's the beautiful women with the beautiful voices that we're featuring today on Playboy Retro as we look back on the sexy sirens of the 1950s and 1960s.
Colleen Farrington worked as a model, actress and game show eye candy, but her main gig was a nightclub singer in the swank clubs of New York City. No matter how enchanting her voice, no one ever closed their eyes to lose themselves in the music when she crooned—all eyes were constantly on her. Farrington appeared, all in the same shoot, as a blonde, brunette and as a redhead in the October 1957 issue of Playboy. Although her spread for Playboy is delectable enough to earn her lasting fame, Farrington is best remembered today as the mother to Hollywood star Diane Lane.
Everything Jane Birkin ever sang is sexy. Even the songs that had nothing to do with sex. Even the sad songs. Already a star in swinging '60s London, her music career really took off when she met her mentor, and then lover, the famous (and infamous) French musician Serge Gainsbourg. In 1969 they recorded the erotically charged duet "Je t'aime . . . moi non plus" together. The song was banned from airwaves around the world for lyrics like "Je vais et je viens, entre tes reins" ("I come and go between your kidneys"). The song also inspired the name of her 1970 Playboy pictorial, "Je t'aime, Jane," one of the publication's all-time classics and an eternal inspiration to all lovers of the female form.
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The Bears announced the signing Tuesday, a day after right guard Lance Louis was placed on injured reserve. He suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in Sunday's win over Minnesota on a blindside hit by the Vikings' Jared Allen and will miss the rest of the season.
Left guard Chris Spencer also left the game with a knee injury.
A 5-time Pro Bowl pick, Gurode made five starts at left guard and appeared in 13 games for Baltimore last season after playing with Dallas from 2002 to 2010.
Chicago also waived defensive tackle Amobi Okoye, signed offensive lineman Derek Dennis and receiver Dale Moss to the practice squad, and terminated the practice squad contracts of receiver Raymond Radway and guard Chris Riley.
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A woman was killed in a deadly motorcycle crash on Georgia 400 early Saturday morning and her brother is being charged for her dead while police search for a second vehicle that ran her over.Roswell Police tell FOX 5 News that it happened on Georgia 400 near Holcomb Bridge Road around 1:30 a.m. when a motorcycle driver hit a median wall. Sarah Howell, 28 of Alpharetta, was ejected from the bike. She was struck by an SUV and was killed at the scene.The driver of the motorcycle, David Neil Howell, was also thrown from the bike. He was transported to the hospital with minor injuries. He was arrested upon his release and charged with Homicide by Vehicle in the first degree, DUI, Reckless Driving, Failure to Maintain Lane, and Violation of Motor Cycle Instructional Permit License.Investigators are trying to find the black 2005 Jeep Liberty that was involved in the crash. Anyone with further information can call the Roswell Police Department at 770-640-4100.
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ALTAMONT- In a game that pitted sisters Donetta Ohnesorge of Dieterich and Carolyn Wendte of CHBC against one another, it was the coaches' centers that stole the show Monday night. Dieterich's Candace Niemerg and CHBC's Micah Jones each scored 27 points and grabbed 15 rebounds in the Altamont Regional semifinal, going toe-to-toe to try and advance to Thursday's final. It was Jones and the Lady Hornets, however, who would have the last laugh. CHBC opened up an 18-9 lead after one quarter and never looked back, besting Dieterich 65-46 in front of a sold-out crowd at Altamont.
Though Jones filled out her fair share of the score sheet by game's end, it was Lady Hornets' guard Ava Paruleski that dominated the first quarter. After Jones started the scoring with an easy lay-up, Paruleski hit back-to-back 3-pointers to put CHBC ahead 8-0.
"[Ava] was ready to play," Wendte said. "Ava does a lot of things very well, as the point guard she leads the team."
With an early cushion, it was time for Jones and Niemerg to battle down low. The two would combine to score six straight baskets as the first quarter came to a close. Niemerg bested Jones with a nice up-and-under in the paint to pull Dieterich within five, only to have Jones score on a tough left-handed lay-up and coast-to-coast drive following a defensive rebound.
Following yet another Niemerg bucket off an offensive rebound, the senior displayed more of her offensive arsenal with a spin around Jones in the post for a nice bucket to bring Dieterich within four at 13-9.
Jones answered the next trip down the floor, giving Niemerg the slip at the top of the key for a uncontested shot at the hoop. With the clock winding down minutes later, Jones drove to the baseline and kicked out to Paruleski who hit her third and final 3-pointer of the game to make it an 18-9 ballgame.
"Micah is good," Wendte said, "but Ava keeps this team moving, she keeps Micah under control."
CHBC continued to stretch the lead in the second period. Time and again, Jones grabbed a rebound following a Dieterich miss and immediately looked to push the ball up the floor. Behind her aggressiveness to attack the length of the floor, the Lady Hornets built a 31-15 lead with three minutes to play.
"Micah could be a guard if I would let her," Wendte said, "but I need her down there to rebound. We like to run, we wanted to push the tempo with her."
Jones found foul trouble late in the half, and sat the final two minutes after recording her second personal. Dieterich scored six points in her absence, the final coming on a Niemerg spin to the hoop to make it a 33-20 game at the break.
"If we have to take one of those two girls out," Ohnesorge said, "the other will dominate on the inside. Those two have been battling since junior high school."
Though the game was never in any real danger, Dieterich came up fired up in the third quarter. The Lady Maroons scored six quick points in the opening 90 seconds, and CHBC's lead was 33-26.
"I tried to tell them we weren't out of this game," Ohnesorge said. "We just had to clean up our passing game, be strong with the ball."
Unfortunately for the Lady Maroons, the turnovers began to pile up. Dieterich turned the ball over 11 times in the third, as CHBC responded to the early push by scoring eight of the quarter's final 10 points to extend its lead to 15.
Jones scored on a pair of free throws after driving the length of the floor for a hard foul, and Paruleski scored immediately after with a nice up-and-under lay-up. Jones added two more free throws before Niemerg would briefly end the CHBC run with a putback. But Jones proved to be too much, jumping in front of a lazy Dieterich pass to cruise for a basket and give CHBC a 45-30 lead with one quarter to play.
"Micah was a little big scared early in the game when she picked up those fouls," Wendte said. "She played smart the rest of the game. We need her, even if Candace scores, for Micah's rebounding."
Dieterich would never really challenge in the final period, as CHBC outscored the Lady Maroons 20-16 in the final frame to pick up its 19-point win. The loss marked the end of two brilliant Dieterich careers for Niemerg and fellow senior Katilyn Meinhart. Ohnesorge had nothing but praise for her two leaders following the end of Dieterich's 17-12 season.
"[Meinhart] is an offensive threat, I think she really lifted the team with her 3-pointers in the regional," she said."She's a fun kid to be around, and Candace is one of those girls has played some of the best basketball around. She's ready to move on to bigger and better things."
Paruleski finished with 19 big points to add to Jones's 27, and Kirby Herrmann chipped in with six points for the Lady Hornets. The win improves CHBC's record to 24-5 overall, with the Lady Hornets returning to action in Thursday's Altamont Sectional final against Central A&M.
When asked about meeting up following the game, Wendte and Ohnesorge couldn't help but become a little emotional.
"I just felt sorry that one of us had to loose," Wendte said. "She's taking it better than I am, I was sick all day."
"We said before the game we didn't want to meet like this," Ohnesorge added. "It is what it is, we lost to a good team tonight."
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CHBC 65, Dieterich 46
Dieterich 9 11 10 16 -- 46
CHBC-- Jones 27, Paruleski 19, Herrmann 6, Morrison 4, Riley 4, Hilt 2, Miller 2, Ward 1.
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---- — Greg Ching met his wife, Deborah, listening to musicians play in a San Francisco living room. They bought their home near Nederland, Colo., with an eye toward hosting live musical performances.
Since then, Ching has become so committed to his 14-year-old series, Aspen Meadows House Concerts, that he welcomed one performer in September even as Colorado's flooding knocked out his phone and sent 8 inches of water into his basement. Years before, he held another "living room show" while a wildfire burned nearby.
And he spent about two years and $20,000 in legal fees defending his right to organize private concerts. In 2008, Boulder County commissioners regulated home gatherings, limiting attendance, frequency and hours in response to concerns about running a business or creating noise.
"These living room shows are a way of bringing people together," Ching said, explaining why he didn't give up in the face of fire, flooding or government regulation. "It's something about the human spirit. It's very healing."
Enjoying live music at home is nothing new. For some, it goes back to the humble notion of friends singing and playing instruments together before the days of recorded music and radio. For others, it calls to mind Europe's legendary salons, filled with writers, artists and musicians.
Today, the living room show lives on, and, for many musicians, it's become an important way to connect with fans and supplement income. Hosts don't charge admission as a business would, but can suggest that guests made a donation of perhaps $10 or $15 to pay the musicians. Living room show hosts typically give all proceeds to the performers.
After he played one living room show and wanted to do more, singer-songwriter Fran Snyder created ConcertsInYourHome.com to help musicians and hosts connect. He charges artists a membership fee and offers a database of performers that's searchable by state, genre or instruments.
"There's a huge transformation going on in entertainment," Snyder said.
Some venues have closed, some acts that used to draw 200 or 300 people struggle to get 50, and more musicians are hustling to support themselves rather than looking for a paycheck from record labels.
"We're literally building a new touring infrastructure," Snyder said.
From Pat DiNizio, lead singer of The Smithereens, doing all-request living room shows, to actress Sarah Jessica Parker hosting a living room fundraiser for President Barack Obama's re-election, this old idea seems new again.
In New York City, Marjorie Eliot has offered free, Sunday "Parlor Jazz" concerts in her living room in Harlem for a decade. And the New York-based Undead Music Festival featured performances in homes in many cities as a companion to those in professional venues.
In Pittsburgh, five musicians created the Living Room Chamber Music Project to share classical music in a more relaxed environment.
"A house concert allows us to figuratively and literally close the distance with our audience," said one of them, oboist Lenny Young. "As working musicians, it's very important to us that if people aren't coming to concerts, we need to come to them."
Janet Hans co-hosts Urban Campfires: San Antonio House Concerts, a series that grew so big it began renting a recreation facility that holds 100 people. Organizers retain the living-room ethos by including a potluck dinner and giving all proceeds to the artist, whom they also put up for the night.
"We're not in the living room anymore but we still strive to have that community feeling," Hans said.


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Thanks! I was a bit afraid there's going to be obvious vignetting with the 82mm filter.
Not much risk of that - the image circle of the new TS-E lenses (17mm and 24mm II) is huge! The only reason the hood fot the 24mm II is so short is that when you apply a lot of shift, you get vignetting (but then, you get vignetting on the side of the shift even with no filter or hood mounted). At shifts up to ±8, there's no vignetting and no effect of adding a filter - even the CPL stacked on top of the MRC UV (F-Pro mount) is fine. Above ±8, you start to see some shading - but removing the filters doesn't help significantly, so it seems to be an optical 'feature' of the lens.


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If you want to do a colon cleanse, these are my favorite books on that topic, with links to Amazon to buy them:
Bernard Jensen's Dr. Jensen's Guide to Better Bowel Care: A Complete Program for Tissue Cleansing Through Bowel Management is a must-read for anyone willing to face the fact that the average person is carrying 10 lbs. of impacted fecal material. The last 25 pages are color photos of what those who undergo a colon cleanse actually eliminate, and I am warning you that it may turn your stomach. However, it may also be just the motivation you need to get rid of it. Great information is in this book from an early pioneer in health, healing, nutrition, and cleansing. Dr. Jensen is a man who lived, well into his 90′s, what he preached.
Richard Anderson's Cleanse & Purify Thyself: Book 1 and 2. This naturopathic doctor was on a quest (because of his own desperate health situation) to find exactly the right herbs for a thorough intestinal and parasite cleanse. He walked around in the mountains for months, with a friend, experimenting. The commercial products I enthusiastically endorse (because I have personally experienced the promised results, as well as studied the methodology) that resulted from Dr. Anderson's quest are the Arise & Shine cleanse, found in health food stores and at www.ariseandshine.com. The products are high quality, and the cleanse truly delivers a comprehensive cleanup of the entire gastrointestinal tract. Other cleanses I researched are lightweight compared to this one, and the nutritional support is astonishing: I lived my normal, crazy-busy soccer mom/professor/entrepreneur life the entire time I did the regimen, with plenty of energy. These books, too, contain graphic photos of actual eliminations from cleanse patients.


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---- — With a little help from family, Jake Marrazzo, 10, finished the 5K Foam Fest yesterday at Kimball Farm.
Two years ago Jake , who lives in Hudson, Mass., was diagnosed with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and has not been able to participate in sports.
But this weekend, his parents John and Sheryl Marrazzo, made sure he got to compete in the Foam Fest which features a course with various inflatable obstacles as well as foam, mud and water.
Jake went as far as his legs would carry him and then his father carried him on his back to the finish line.
Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a genetic disorder characterized by rapidly progressive muscle degeneration and weakness. It is one of nine types of muscular dystrophy and primarily affects boys.
Although the 5K Foam Fest raises money for a charity, John Marrazzo said his family was raising money through pledges for Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy, an organization committed to ending Duchenne.


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In 2013, the Florida Legislature amended the Florida Arbitration Code when it enacted the Revised Uniform ArbitrationAct approved by the National Commission on Uniform State Laws and the American Bar Association. Now called theRevised Florida Arbitration Code, Florida has substantially rewritten the statutes governing arbitration. During the amendmentprocess, the United States Supreme Court has decided cases dealing with arbitration under the Federal ArbitrationAct, which would preempt the Revised Florida Arbitration Code. This CLE addresses the substantive changes to Floridastatutes dealing with arbitration and the decisional law recently handed down by the high court.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Ministry of Education is holding discussions with at least two private institutions to provide additional secondary-level classroom places in Mandeville, Manchester.
This is expected to help in providing some of the approximately 6,000 new secondary school places, which are needed for Mandeville and its environs.
Education minister Ronald Thwaites gave details of the discussions while addressing Northern Caribbean University's colloquium at its main campus in the parish on Monday.
Thwaites said a private facility has volunteered to serve as a "grant-in-aid institution", and added that his ministry was proceeding with the offer "as quickly as possible".
Additionally, Thwaites said the Ministry has approached another privately owned institution outside Mandeville to consider establishing a campus in Mandeville.
Jamaica's secondary education system needs between 80,000 and 90,000 new secondary places to replace the shift system currently being used in some high schools to accommodate their large student population, Thwaites said.
He added that any contribution private schools can make would be deemed "vital and indispensable."
"The State cannot afford the money to build those spaces. But, we must end the shift system, because it is counter-productive (and) it is leaving our children vulnerable to all kinds of external (vagaries); and it is also compromising education. We are open to all kinds of initiatives in this regard," he argued.


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Quiet Anniversary Getaway
The villa was a nice May getaway for my wife and I. I was very impressed with Jaya's extremely helpful customer service level provided before and even during the trip. PROS: - just the right size for two - free wifi and netflix available - had most things you needed for cooking - "keyless" code entry to the villa, so no need to keep up with a key - felt safe with the gated entry and weekend security - temperature control and a fan allowed for comfortable sleep. CONS: - the bed was a little too stiff for us - a bit of a smell in the room that was hard to cover up with air freshners. - we found photos #1 & 17 to be a little misleading, as they made it seem like the room had a view of the lake when this room was an interior room (no view). We recommend this as a nice quiet getaway, while still close enough to Austin to enjoy the city as you please. Thanks for everything Jaya!
Great Villa - Great Place
We had a really great time from the minute we got to the island, we were looking for that peaceful relaxed getaway a place that the kids will see nature and play all day at the pool. We liked the spa and everything that the place had to offer 5 Star hotel. Great place to bond a family without running around to the local mall or shopping center . We were overwhelmed from the villa it was very nice clean and we had everything we needed , dishes , kitchenware ,towels and etc... , we really recommend and we know that we will go back . A special thanks to the owner Hank that stayed in touch from the minute of booking ***** thanks
Great place for Lake Travis Visitors
The previous reviews are all so positive I can barely add to them. This villa has several units and a pilates studio. Our unit was spotless and yes the bed is indeed very comfortable. In fact, I will be purchasing the pillows they provided as soon as I get home! The air conditioning was great, which is essential for those TX summers. I try to be balanced in my reviews, so the only thing I can say that is possibly negative is that the room is a bit tight. If you are simply running around and not planning to veg out in your rental then this is space is perfect and you cannot beat the price. If you goal is to rest and refresh in your destination, you may want to look a little further. There is only one chair to sit in inside, but there is a lovely little patio right outside your door. And kudos for including a mini refrigerator that fits 4 bottles of wine! There is a microwave and full size coffee pot as well. We would definitely rent this space again.


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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Brodeur: "Everybody has to raise their level of game at this time of the year"
Martin Brodeur will start in net for the Devils tonight in Toronto for the 14th time in the last 16 games.
Brodeur, who will turn 40 on May 6, has clearly picked up his game since taking on a heavier workload – one he was more accustomed to – than he had in the first half of the season. He is 9-3-1 in his last 13 starts with a 1.75 goals-against average and a .929 save percentage
"I think everybody has to raise their level of game at this time of the year," Brodeur said today. "Definitely I'm part of it, but a lot of guys are doing it at the same time. I think that helps. The burden of the team result is not on one guy. It's on a lot of us in this locker room. That's what we're trying to do every day, for everybody to chip in."
As a team, the Devils are 8-1-1 since the all-star break to climb from an eighth-place tie with Toronto into fourth place in the East. Brodeur is 7-1-0 since the break with the only loss being a 3-1 defeat against Florida on Feb. 11. He has not allowed more than two goals in his last six starts.
Brodeur believes his improved play is a product of the way his teammates are playing in front him, too.
"We've learned to play the system a little better and I think everybody's more comfortable," Brodeur said. "I think the depth of our team has changed. We've gotten some bigger forwards and everything has clicked. Defensively, I think we've learned to play our system. Offensively, we knew we had the power to score goals, but we wanted to make sure we started to cut down on chances (against) and we have done that as of late and I think that's why our results are a lot different than earlier."
Being in the playoff race (after missing the playoffs last season) is something people expected of the "old Devils", but Brodeur said this team is definitely different than those past New Jersey teams.
"Hockey-wise, it's a little different than the old Devils," he said. "But it's been fun. We're having a great second half of the season and we've just got to continue it. We're not a team that can afford to take some nights off. We need to work hard at what we do. But it's been a lot of fun to get back in that position and now we just want to hold it or even try to be greedy and go a little higher a little bit. But it's been a good little change from last year, there's no doubt about that."
Brodeur's latest whether he'll be back next season: "I haven't decided. I'm having a blast right now and I just want to continue this year having fun and I'll make the decision later on, but definitely it's looking pretty good for me to come back."
Brodeur said this morning that he anticipates that his father will be released from the hospital later today. Brodeur told the team's beat reporters after Sunday's 3-1 win in Montreal that his father had surgery Friday for brain cancer – the day after former Expos and Mets catcher Gary Carter, who Brodeur called "a family friend," passed away from the same disease.
Brodeur had tried to protect his father's privacy, but was asked a few questions that day about Denis' whereabouts and health from the Montreal media (Denis was the longtime Canadiens' team photographer and rarely missed one of Martin's games in his hometown), so he decided to unburden himself a little.
He only asked that the word "cancer" be left out of what was reported.
His brother, Denis Jr., let the C word out of the bag to the Montreal Gazette on Monday. It was Denis Jr. who informed Brodeur via text on Feb. 7 – only hours before he blanked the Rangers, 1-0, at Madison Square Garden – that a CT scan had discovered a tumor on his father's brain.