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By Jack Molitor The Herald Bulletin
The Herald Bulletin
---- — ANDERSON — A local man who was awarded with one of the highest volunteer honors in the state on Thursday had one thing to say about the experience.
Duane Hoak of Anderson received the Governor's Service Awards Lifetime Achievement Award at the ceremony at the Statehouse in Indianapolis, which also honored seven other recipients in other categories from around the state.
Hoak, a longtime resident of Anderson, has spent more than 40 years volunteering throughout Madison County in numerous capacities, including 26 years at Aspire Indiana, a mental health clinic, where he spent time as chairman of the board of directors. He also spent 37 years as a member of the United Way of Madison County, 30 years at Anderson Kiwanis Club and 17 years at the Madison County Youth Center.
A release from the Governor's Service Awards called Hoak "Mr. Kiwanian" because he held nearly every post at the club during his time there.
"The last three weeks have been very exciting, from the time I learned of the award to when I received it downtown," Hoak said. "Wow. It was just an amazing honor."
Hoak, who grew up in Toledo and moved to Anderson in 1969, spent time as vice president of Anderson University and has participated in 16 different organizations as a volunteer since moving to Madison County. Hoak said the experience of being rewarded has been as humbling as it is exciting.
"When I take the time to look back over 40 years and look at where my hand print has been, it feels good," Hoak said. "Because of the nature of volunteerism, volunteers seldom if ever do work for recognition. That's not why we do it. But we also know that it is very important for volunteers to be thanked, and we enjoy recognition. It's a motivation, when we realize we're making a difference. I don't go after it, but it's a good feeling."
Hoak said one of the accomplishments he's most proud of was helping with the reorganization of the Madison County United Way, where he started volunteering in the 1970s and served on the board of directors from 1998 to 2010. During his time, Madison County, and Anderson in particular, suffered a significant loss in automotive jobs and has since continued to struggle to find an identity economically.
In the 1980s, the United Way of Madison County changed from an allocation model to a community impact model, which employed surveys and other methods to refocus resources toward targeted community needs. The organization still uses this model.
"The community bank was gone, and quite frankly, we were worried the money we were distributing wasn't having the effect it should," Hoak said. "We had to change."
Like Jack Molitor on Facebook and follow him @aggiejack4 on Twitter, or call 640-4883.
u Aspire Indiana Inc. - 26 years, 1987-present u United Way of Madison County - 37 years, 1973-2010 u Family Network Agency - 7 years, 1986-1993 u Anderson Kiwanis Club - 30 years, 1983-present u Anderson/Madison County Convention and Visitors Bureau - 4 years, 1986-1990 u Salvation Army - 7 years, 1991-2008 u Madison County Youth Center - 17 years, 1991-2008 u Anderson Crimestoppers - 5 years, 1985-1990 u Anderson Public Library - 4 years, 2009-present


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Chiefs ink TE Fasano to four-year deal
The Chiefs and former Dolphins TE Anthony Fasano agreed to terms on a four-year deal on Tuesday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Chiefs add CB Robinson
Arguably no team in the league has gotten a better head start on free agency than the Chiefs, who continued their spending spree Friday by signing former Falcons CB Dunta Robinson, as first reported by ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Kansas City Chiefs: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Kansas City Chiefs, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Chiefs release ORT Winston
The Chiefs released ORT Eric Winston, the team announced Thursday.
Chiefs tag Albert; re-sign Bowe, Colquitt
The Chiefs applied the franchise tag to OLT Branden Albert and re-signed WR Dwayne Bowe and P Dustin Colquitt to long-term deals.
Three takeaways from Smith deal
Instead of declaring a winner in a trade that won't become official for two weeks, Arthur Arkush offers three takeaways from San Fran sending Alex Smith to K.C.
Report: 49ers trade QB Alex Smith to Chiefs
The 49ers have agreed to trade QB Alex Smith to the Chiefs, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer first reported. The deal is not official until March 12.
Chiefs' Dorsey eyes '333 players' for first pick
New Chiefs GM John Dorsey was evasive when talking about his options for the first overall pick, plus his own impending free agents.
Reid: Chiefs open to trading top pick
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the possibility exists that the team could trade its top overall draft pick.
Chiefs release WR Breaston, TE Boss
The Chiefs released WR Steve Breaston and TE Kevin Boss on Tuesday, the team announced.
Chiefs add WR Gilyard, DL Dixon, TE Brock
The Chiefs signed WR Mardy Gilyard, DL Marcus Dixon and TE Kevin Brock on Monday, according to the NFL's transactions.
Signs point to TE involvement, success in Chiefs offense
History tells us that Andy Reid's arrival in Kansas City should bode well for the Chiefs' tight ends, writes contributor Herbie Teope.
On the clock: Chiefs consider options at top of draft
Holders of the No. 1 overall pick in April's draft, Andy Reid and the Chiefs are beginning to consider their options in re-stocking the K.C. roster.
Chiefs add Toub to coaching staff
The Chiefs announced Tuesday the hiring of Dave Toub as the team's new special-teams coordinator.
Autopsy: Belcher drunk at time of murder-suicide
Jovan Belcher had a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit when he shot his girlfriend nine times and then killed himself, an autopsy showed.
The Chiefs have put Bowe on injured reserve with hurt ribs, ending his season and potentially his career in Kansas City.||||||| The Chiefs' leading receiver had already been ruled out of Sunday's game at Oakland. Bowe was playing this season on a $9.5 million deal as the team's franchise player, and it's possible the two sides could agree on a new deal or the Chiefs could franchise him again.
Bowe left Sunday's game against Cincinnati with a neck injury and left tackle Branden Albert left with a back injury, while Bengals cornerback Terence Newman was sidelined with a concussion.||||||| Bowe was being covered on a deep pass down the sideline when he leaped up, bobbled the ball and then landed hard on the turf at Arrowhead Stadium. He was checked by several trainers on the bench, retreated to the locker room and then re-emerged without his helmet.
Bowe caught four of his nine targets for 55 yards on Monday.||||||| Kansas City's quarterback play continues to hinder Bowe's fantasy value, as he's caught only 49 of 91 targets this season.
Bowe needs seven receptions to become fourth player in franchise annals to reach 400 for career.||||||| That might be a tall order Thursday considering he has caught three passes in each of the last two games.
Bowe caught seven passes for 108 yards and a TD in Sunday's 37-20 loss to the Chargers.||||||| Bowe has 289 yards and three TDs in three starts this season.

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Sheryl Kaller Will Helm World Premiere of Meghan Kennedy's Too Much, Too Much, Too Many for Roundabout Underground
By Michael Gioia
The world premiere of Meghan Kennedy's new play Too Much, Too Much, Too Many, helmed by Tony-nominated director Sheryl Kaller (Next Fall), will launch the seventh season of Roundabout Theatre Company's Roundabout Underground series. Performances will begin Oct. 25, prior to an official opening Nov. 20.
Too Much, Too Much, Too Many will play through Jan. 5, 2014, at Roundabout's 62-seat Black Box Theatre, at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre.
The cast and creative team will be announced at a later date.
"Bittersweet, poignant and touchingly funny," Too Much, Too Much, Too Many, according to press notes, "is a compelling new drama about the walls we build to protect our hearts — and deciding when it's time to break them down. Following the death of her husband, Rose locks herself in her bedroom for the better part of a year, leaving her daughter Emma to care for her through the closed door. When the church sends a pastor to help coax Rose out of her room, he soon finds that Rose is not the only one using barriers to hide her true feelings."
Playwright Kennedy is the winner of the 2012 David Calicchio Emerging American Playwright Prize for her play Light. Too Much, Too Much, Too Many was developed at the 2012 PlayPenn Conference and earned her Writer-In-Residence at the 2012 Cape Cod Theatre Project. Her other plays include Yours and The Greenest Month. They have been developed and/or produced around the country and in Ireland. She was a nominee for the 2013 Suzan Smith Blackburn Prize and a finalist for the 2013 Page 73 Playwriting Fellowship, 2011 PlayPenn Conference, 2011 Seven Devils Conference, and 2011 Bay Area Playwrights Festival.
Roundabout Underground is an initiative to "showcase new plays that will either allow an experienced director to go back to his/her creative roots or give a debut production to an emerging writer or director." Robyn Goodman (artistic consultant to the Roundabout) curates the initiative.
The Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre is located at 111 West 46th Street. For more information and tickets, call (212) 719-1300 or visit RoundaboutTheatre.org.
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Today is the day of International Worker Solidarity
Original post made by Wokers of the World Unite on May 1, 2013
on May 1, 2013 at 1:28 pm
"President Obama's promise ... to transform the United States into a socialist country modeled after Scandinavian Socialism"
Fringe freaks, trolling for a response. Do not feed the trolls.
But I'd love to see that promise! Show the quote?
on May 3, 2013 at 1:25 pm
I doubt if there was a quid pro quo between President Obama and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee. The president is so committed to socialism that no promises needed to be made. The Nobel Peace Prize Committee was so elated that it found its foil that it knew Obama would serve up Socialism without any encouragement on its part. Obama is a man on a mission and that mission is to push the United States to Socialism as quickly as possible.
on May 3, 2013 at 2:14 pm
The socialist has taken down capitalism and the free market and businesses have suffered SO MUCH!!!
DOW Breaks 15,000.
Yeah, business and captalism will never be the same....
Of course, political observer buys all his products from Communist China....
What a bunch of trolls.


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Modern Take on a Traditional Farmhouse in Missouri
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Thanks to Matthew Hufft, their envelope-pushing architect and longtime friend, Hannah and Paul Catlett have a new home in southwestern Missouri that's a fresh, unconventional take on the traditional farmhouse.
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5 Great Home Renovations Around the World Part FourFrom a textile designer's bright London home to a modern farmhouse in Missouri, peep to see five more of our favorite home renovations around the world. View Part One, Two, and Three here.
Striking Modern White Facades Part TwoWhether traditional or contemporary, these eight attractive residences have drenched their exteriors in striking bleached hues. Be sure to check out Part One of Striking Modern White Facades here.
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Two Great Myrtle Beach Resort Condos in Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Myrtle Beach Resort
rates (USD)
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vacation rental description
We have two condos at Myrtle Beach resort. Both are two BR two bath.
One is on the ground floor, the other is on the 5th (top) floor
133A is on the first floor, with very close access to a loading
ramp, esp. convenient for families with children, elderly or
handicapped. It is located half way between the Ocean Front pool and
the new Lazy River/Water Park. It features a queen size master BR
with upgrade pillowtop bedding and private bath. The guest BR is
twin with an adjacent bath. The LR also has a queen size sleeper
sofa and two leather recliners. There are 3 tvs, a DVD and a
cassette player. The fully equipped kitchen has a range,
refrig.,microwave, coffee maker, toaster oven, toaster, blender, crockpot,
complete sets of cookware and utensils and a dishwasher. There are
lounge chairs on the deck for people watching.
509B is on the 5th (top)floor of the B BLdg. We have one of the very
best views in the complex from this unit. It is one of the closest 2
BR units to the beach, a corner unit. It has a leather recliner,
rocker recliner, three TVs, DVD, VCR. It has all the above mentioned
ameneties as our other unit. Granite countertops and upgrade fixtures in the kitchen. It has ceramic tile throughout, except
the bedrooms which have berber carpet. It has the added attraction
of a spectacular ocean view. Both units have free local phone,
central heat and air, cable tv, and free wireless internet service
if you bring your laptop on vacation.
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Alan H Bolton 770 267 3519
condo rental amenities
24 hour Guard Gate and roving security personell, great landscaping
with walking paths and bridges over lagoons, 6 pools (2 Heated), a
lazy river/water park(heated early and late season) 4 whirlpools, 2
steam rooms, lighted tennis courts, shuffleboard, basketball,
bocceball, playground, oceanfront bar, 2 poolside snackbars,game
room, deli, convenience store, card room, exercise room, putting
green, picnic tables and grills. MBR is conveniently located to
major highways, with over 1600 restaurants in the area, over 100
golf courses, and shopping galore.
activities and attractions in Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Nearby are minor league baseball in season, Coastal Carolina
University football in season, golf, par three golf, several water
parks, numerous live theater productions (ie, Alabama Theater,
Carolina Opry, Palace Theater, & others) Brookgreen Gardens,
Broadway at the Beach, Atalaya, Huntington Beach State Park, Myrtle
Beach State Park, numerous piers for fishing and sightseeing, deep
sea fishing and 60 miles of Grand Strand Beach.
vacation rental rates
Prime Ocean View 509B UNIT
Jan-March $450.00 per week
Apr1- May 11 $850.00
May 11- June 14 $950.00
June 15-28 $1150.00
Jun29-Aug16 $1350.00
Aug16-Nov 30 $850.00
Nov-Dec $450.00
Limited Ocean View 133A UNIT
Jan March $400.00per week
Apr1-May11 $700.00
May11-Jun14 $800.00
Jun15-June28 $1000.00
June 29-Aug 16 $1200.00
Aug16-Nov30 $700.00
Nov-Dec $400.00
Rates include a paid parking pass, linens, towels and departure
cleaning. Add South Carolina sales tax. A $200.00 (USA) deposit is
required within a week of making reservation. This deposit will be
refunded when housekeeping verifies unit left in good condition and
all keys were returned. Reservations must be paid in full 30 days
prior to arrival. If cancellation is necessary, deposit will be
refunded only if unit is rerented for the same time period.
Until confirmed by deposit, rates are subject to change.
Monthly winter rental rates are avaiable.
Contact us by email for rental contract, details and any other
information you may need.
Alan H Bolton 770 267 3519
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Myrtle Beach
- The Beach
- Broadway at the Beach
- Barefoot
- Golf
- Restaurants
Top things to do on a budget
- Free Lazy River & Water Park
- Largest Ocean front pool in MB
- State Park & Pier Nearby
- Many Putt Putt courses
- Day Trip to Georgetown
Top things to do with a family
- Enjoy "down time"
- Tour Broadway
- Movie & Live Theaters
- Many Free Exhibits at Park
- Minor League Baseball
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Florida authorities will soon begin the extradition process for Daniel Proctor.
The Lee County Sheriff's Department has a warrant for his arrest on murder charges.
Proctor is currently serving a life sentence in Alabama for grand theft.
Investigators said he is suspected of killing his wife, Amy Patterson, a Huntsville native.
Patterson was reported missing from her Florida home in the summer of 2011.
Investigators said Proctor led them to her body in some woods in Lee County.
Authorities want to extradite Proctor as soon as possible.
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Eagles Set to Host Michigan in Mid-Week Meeting
FORT MYERS, Fla. – In its fourth straight contest against a Big Ten foe, the FGCU baseball team will square off with Michigan on Wednesday evening. First pitch from Swanson Stadium is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
The Eagles come into the mid-week matchup holding a 3-4 record and are coming off a three-game series with Illinois last weekend. FGCU dropped the first two meetings with the Illini but rebounded with a 5-1 victory on Sunday to close the series. The Blue and Green opened the 2011 season with a four-game split with Central Michigan.
Seniors Mikel Alvarez (West Palm Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Central HS), Zach Maxfield (North Port, Fla./North Port HS/Pasco-Hernando CC) and Stephen Wickens (Whitby, Ontario/Sinclair Secondary) set the tone for the Eagles at the plate, each batting above .300. Holding a .333 average, Alvarez's five extra-base hits (four doubles, one triple) top the squad, with five RBI and five runs scored. Maxfield has driven in five RBI and has a team-best .360 average and .515 on-base percentage. At the leadoff spot, Wickens has scored a team-high eight times, hitting .357 with four RBI.
Michigan has a 0-6 mark entering the Wednesday night contest. The Wolverines have faced a tough schedule to open the season, dropping the opening three games at the Big Ten/BIG EAST Challenge to No. 21 Louisville (6-3), St. John's (13-6) and No. 22 Connecticut (16-9). Last weekend, Michigan was swept in a three-game set with Rutgers (8-2, 9-4, 5-2).
FGCU currently holds a 2-4 all-time record against Big Ten opponents. In the teams' first meeting, the Eagles fell to the Wolverines, 13-7, last year at Swanson Stadium in front of a crowd of 1032.
With a large crowd expected for Wednesday night's game, the FGCU Athletic Department is blocking off 200 reserved seats for students with room for additional seats, if available. Tickets will be provided on a first-come, first-serve bases while supplies last, including a limited number of standing room only tickets. Students are encouraged to arrive no later than 30 minutes prior to first pitch. All students get in free with Eagle ID card.
Current students attending the game will be eligible to win $700 if an FGCU player hits the Self Insured Plans (SIP) sign on the outfield wall in the air or hits a ball over the sign. FGCU will be running this "Diamond Dollars" promotion throughout the entire season. If the game finishes without a winner, the money rolls over to the next day continuing to increase the pot by $100 each day. Winners must have a valid FGCU student ID and be present to win.
Live stats, in-game Twitter updates (twitter.com/FGCUEagles), results and recaps from the Wednesday night contest will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com.


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In tribute to the greatest band in the history of the world, The Fab Four is the most identical facsimile possible to a live Beatles concert experience.
The Fab Four is elevated far above every other recreation of the Beatles due to their precise attention to detail. With uncanny, note-for-note live renditions of Beatles' songs, these musicians play everything live without any backing tracks, and dress and talk like the Beatles in a concert that chronologically covers the band with a slew of Beatles classics and three signature Beatles wardrobe changes spanning their early career between 1963-1966, then the psychedelic era from 1966-1967 and finally the Vietnam War and Beatles breakup era from 1967-1970.
The concert tribute hits the Spencer Theater stage at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 6. Excellent seats are available for $69 & $66. Call the Box Office at 575.336.4800 or visit the world wide web at www.spencertheater.com for tickets. A pre-show Fish & Chips Buffet will also be available ($20) starting at 5 p.m.
Called "The Best Beatles Show In The World" by the Los Angeles Times, this outstanding, multi-media rendition of the Beatles includes appearances by Ed Sullivan (a look-a-like, sound-a-like actor) and black and white video to accompany various tunes.
The Fab Four covers dozens of Beatles songs including: "Penny Lane," "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," "She Loves You," "Twist and Shout," "I Want To Hold Your Hand," Yesterday," Here Comes The Sun," "Imagine" (John solo), "Revolution," "Hey Jude" and more. Their copious canon of hits, written and recorded over a relatively short seven years of time, make it clear that The Beatles were the greatest band ever. Join the stellar cast of The Fab Four to experience the Liverpool lads at the Spencer. It's a loving tribute that has amazed audiences around the world - and will definitely amaze you too!
Next up at the Spencer:
¥ The Texas Tenors Saturday, April 20 at 7 p.m. ($79 & $76). Three ruggedly handsome Texans with gorgeous tenor voices sing gospel, country, classical and Broadway; The Impossible Dream, O Sole Mio, Nessun Dorma, My Way, Deep In The Heart of Texas. A pre-show roast turkey buffet is available at 5 p.m. ($20).
¥ ELVIS LIVES The Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Event Sunday, April 28 at 2 p.m. ($56 & $53) and 7 p.m. ($59 & $56). The only Elvis Tribute to be endorsed by Elvis Presley Enterprises, this sterling tribute features the four finalists from the worldwide Elvis contest and showcases the performers singing Elvis' roaster of timeless hits with a live band, back-up singers and dancers, plus Graceland archives.
An all-shook-up southern fried chicken buffet is available at 5 p.m. ($20).
Visit the box office at the theater at 108 Spencer Road, Airport Highway 220, Alto, NM. Business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. For tickets or information, call 575-336-4800 or toll free at 888-818-_7872.


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WHO urges regulatory bans on e-cigarettes
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The Medicare co-payment has been opposed by the Palmer United Party, Labor and the Australian Greens, throwing doubt on the Government's proposed $20 billion Medical Research Future Fund. Read more
New partial surgery for prostate cancer, where surgeons destroy the cancer but leave the prostate gland in place, has shown promising results. Read more
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Visit PCC
Equipment featured in the PCC Planetarium:
- The 50-foot dome provides an interstellar arena where 50 slide and special effects projectors work with 2 video/graphics projectors to fill the dome surface with high-definition video. Sky-Scan, Inc. produced the high-definition format for PCC, the first Northwest Florida organization to offer high-definition video.
- Audio for planetarium productions is produced by a 30,000-watt, 7.1 surround-sound system.
- The Digital Sky 2 system gives viewers the night sky from various locations on earth and throughout the universe.
Planetarium Shows:
The Heavens Declare
Explore the sun, planets, constellations, and galaxies in the vast space of the universe.
Celestial Stained Glass
See how stars "differ in glory" in their size and
temperature. Often clusters of stars appear as one star. Celestial Nebulae form exquisite
color patterns that remind one of stained glass windows.
Stair Steps to Space
Begin with man's discovery of the basic planetary
motions and progress "step by step" to man's
further discoveries of God's creation.
Exploring with the North Star
Experience the wonder of the North Star, and see how it was used as a guide for explorers. Let the North Star guide your exploration of the night sky.
- Cost: $5.00 (ages 5 and above)
- MacKenzie (elevator to 6th floor)
Must be seated 5 minutes before presentation starts.
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$150 per show for 1–30 people; each additional is $5 per ticket up to 100 seats.
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- Private—No one but your group will be present for the show.
- Convenient—You set up a time that works for your schedule.
- Flexible—If your group is running a little late, don't worry. We won't start without you.
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St. Patrick's Day came a week early to the city of Kingston last Sunday as the 25th annual Shamrock Run 2-mile kicked off the festivities for the holiday parade.
Mild temperatures and sunny skies highlighted the day for the record-setting field, a phenomenon that goes against what happens with most road races these days.
Race director Bob Ryan, serving in that capacity for the final time, was pleased with the attendance figure of 4,747, slightly more than the 4,527 that entered last year's race.
Team Ireland and Ulster AOH did another bang-up job of presenting a top-notch product with every Irish eye smiling along the route.
"It was a great day," Ryan said. "We honored Jim Carey with this year's race and he was presented with a US flag that had flown over the Capitol, and an Irish Flag that flew over the Irish Hunger Memorial in New York City by our Congressman Chris Gibson.
The ceremony closed with everyone singing 'God Bless America', led by none other than the infamous Rich Gillette of Gillette Creamery."
The Celtic band Mac Talla Mor and Irish step dancers from Joanie Mac's Celtic Heels delighted runners at the start, as has become the tradition.
Edson Elementary School continued its stranglehold on the trophy awarded to the school with the most entrants, this year with an outstanding total of 216.
Miller Junior High settled for second place with 185 entrants.
Onteora High graduate Vasilis Kariolis was the overall top finisher, crossing the green finish line at the Strand in an approximate time of 9:12. Onteora senior Emily Waligurski was the top female finisher in 12:05, also an approximation.
Organizers helped the People's Place as the charity of choice this year and donated a portion of the race proceeds to the agency. Food items also were collected for donation to the People's Place pantry.
The winner of the grand prize of two roundtrip airfare tickets to the Emerald Isle was not reported.
The Kiwanis Club of Kingston this week announced this year's inductees into the Kingston Classic Hall of Fame.
Joined by Ulster County Executive Michael Hein in a press conference at Dietz Stadium, organizers said that Dave Chandler, Doug Tumen, Rich Gromek and the HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley were this year's selections.
Chandler enters the hall for performance, Tumen, a longtime director of the race, for organizing, Gromek for his tireless hours of helping with volunteers and the HealthAlliance for its commitment as a longstanding sponsor.
Hein also unveiled a plaque at Dietz that will contain the names of all of the Hall of Fame members.
The new inductees will be officially honored at the pre-race pasta dinner scheduled for 5 p.m. on April 13 at the stadium.
This year's Classic 10k and 2.1-mile fun run is set for April 14 at 1 p.m.
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Two-person division went to Laudric Maxwell and Christopher Brown who combined to finish in 3:14.
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|Goddess of war, hunting, and wisdom
The Egyptian goddess Neith bearing her war goddess symbols, the crossed arrows and shield on her head, the ankh and the was staff. She sometimes wears the Red Crown of Lower Egypt.
|Name in hieroglyphs
|Major cult center
|the bow, the shield, the crossed arrows
|Khnum or Set (mythology)
|Sobek or Ra and Apep
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|Goddess of war, hunting, and wisdom
The Egyptian goddess Neith bearing her war goddess symbols, the crossed arrows and shield on her head, the ankh and the was staff. She sometimes wears the Red Crown of Lower Egypt.
|Name in hieroglyphs
|Major cult center
|the bow, the shield, the crossed arrows
|Khnum or Set (mythology)
|Sobek or Ra and Apep
Neith (/neɪθ/ or /niːθ/; also spelled Nit, Net, or Neit) was an early goddess in the Egyptian pantheon. She was the patron deity of Sais, where her cult was centered in the Western Nile Delta of Egypt and attested as early as the First Dynasty.[1] The Ancient Egyptian name of this city was Zau.
Neith also was one of the three tutelary deities of the ancient Egyptian southern city of Ta-senet or Iunyt now known as Esna (Arabic: إسنا), Greek: Λατόπολις (Latopolis), or πόλις Λάτων (Polis Laton), or Λάττων (Laton); Latin: Lato), which is located on the west bank of the River Nile, some 55 km south of Luxor, in the modern Qena Governorate.
Neith was a goddess of war and of hunting and had as her symbol, two arrows crossed over a shield. Her symbol also identified the city of Sais.[2] This symbol was displayed on top of her head in Egyptian art. In her form as a goddess of war, she was said to make the weapons of warriors and to guard their bodies when they died.
Her name also may be interpreted as meaning water. In time, this led to her being considered as the personification of the primordial waters of creation. She is identified as a great mother goddess in this role as a creator.
Neith's symbol and part of her hieroglyph also bore a resemblance to a loom, and so later in the history of Egyptian myths, she also became goddess of weaving, and gained this version of her name, Neith, which means weaver. At this time her role as a creator changed from being water-based to that of the deity who wove all of the world and existence into being on her loom.
In art, Neith sometimes appears as a woman with a weavers' shuttle atop her head, holding a bow and arrows in her hands. At other times she is depicted as a woman with the head of a lioness, as a snake, or as a cow.
Sometimes Neith was pictured as a woman nursing a baby crocodile, and she was titled "Nurse of Crocodiles". As mother of Ra, she was sometimes described as the "Great Cow who gave birth to Ra".
Neith was considered to be a goddess of wisdom and was appealed to as an arbiter in the dispute between Horus and Seth.
As a goddess of weaving and the domestic arts she was a protector of women and a guardian of marriage, so royal women often named themselves after Neith, in her honor. Since she also was goddess of war, and thus had an additional association with death, it was said that she wove the bandages and shrouds worn by the mummified dead as a gift to them, and thus she began to be viewed as a protector of one of the Four sons of Horus, specifically, of Duamutef, the deification of the canopic jar storing the stomach, since the abdomen (often mistakenly associated as the stomach) was the most vulnerable portion of the body and a prime target during battle. It was said that she shot arrows at any evil spirits who attacked the canopic jar she protected.
In some creation myths, she was identified as the mother of Ra and Apep. When she was identified as a water goddess, she was also viewed as the mother of Sobek, the crocodile.[3] It was this association with water, i.e. the Nile, that led to her sometimes being considered the wife of Khnum, and associated with the source of the River Nile. She was associated with the Nile Perch as well as the goddess of the triad in that cult center.
As the goddess of creation and weaving, she was said to reweave the world on her loom daily. An interior wall of the temple at Esna records an account of creation in which Neith brings forth from the primeval waters of the Nun the first land ex nihilo. All that she conceived in her heart comes into being including the thirty gods. Having no known husband she has been described as "Virgin Mother Goddess":
Unique Goddess, mysterious and great who came to be in the beginning and caused everything to come to be . . . the divine mother of Re, who shines on the horizon...[4]
Proclus (412–485 AD) wrote that the adyton of the temple of Neith in Sais (of which nothing now remains) carried the following inscription:
I am the things that are, that will be, and that have been. No one has ever laid open the garment by which I am concealed. The fruit which I brought forth was the sun.[5]
It was said that Neith interceded in the kingly war between Horus and Set, over the Egyptian throne, recommending that Horus rule.
A great festival, called the Feast of Lamps, was held annually in her honor and, according to Herodotus, her devotees burned a multitude of lights in the open air all night during the celebration.
The Greek historian Herodotus (c. 484–425 BC) noted that the Egyptian citizens of Sais in Egypt worshipped Neith and that they identified her with Athena. The Timaeus, a Socratic dialogue written by Plato, mirrors that identification with Athena, possibly as a result of the identification of both goddesses with war and weaving.[6]
E. A. Wallis Budge argued that the spread of Christianity in Egypt was influenced by the likeness of attributes between the Mother of Christ and goddesses such as Isis and Neith. Parthenogenesis was associated with Neith long before the birth of Christ and other properties belonging to her and Isis were transferred to the Mother of Christ by way of the apocryphal gospels as a mark of honour.[7]
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Local volunteers continue helping in the recovery efforts on the East Coast. Dick and Carole Daesche left Carbondale and are stationed along the coastal area of New Jersey.
"They are cold and they don't have power," Carole Daesche said. "They have pets and children to take care of. People are out of work. There's just some much loss."
Daesche and her husband are delivering meals to people in need. She says some of their meals go door-to-door but the majority of them are being delivered to shelters.
Former Sikeston resident, Andrew Alberson, lives in Manhattan now. He says Sandy has brought a close community closer.
"Everybody's helping each other out," Alberson said. "It's been a good experience has far as people helping each other out."
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The Texas Rangers have until 5:00 p.m. ET on Wednesday to sign Yu Darvish. They won the rights to negotiate with the Japanese superstar, and the rights gave them a month to negotiate exclusively with him. That month is up. From ESPN Dallas:
Rangers general manager Jon Daniels and members of his staff worked much of the night (after working much of the day) with Darvish's agents -- Arn Tellem and Don Nomura -- in an effort to get an agreement. But as of this morning, there is no agreement with some issues to still work out, though sources said the club still thinks a deal will get done before the deadline (though likely right up to that deadline).
In a lot of ways, this is reminiscent of the deadline to sign amateur draft picks every August. There's fretting. There's hand-wringing. There's a deadline. There are apocalyptic scenarios if a team can't sign its top pick. And when the deadline rolls around, the teams sign the pick at the last second. Every time.
Well, almost every time. About five to ten percent of the time, a team can't come to terms with their top draft pick. And that's the fear that Rangers fans are right to have. The Rangers are clearly smitten with Darvish, enough to outbid every other team for the right to negotiate with him. They want to get a deal done.
Darvish wants to get a deal done too. As one of the game's best pitchers, he wants to test himself at the game's highest levels. And even though a substantial chunk of the Rangers' payout will go to the Nippon Ham Fighters, he'll still get a contract close to, if not bigger, than what he'd receive in Japan. He was paid just over $6 million last year, for example.
So with everyone having the same ultimate goal, there should be a deal. But if something goes afoul, there will be dominoes that fall. Suddenly the Rangers will be on the open market with an extra $80 to $100 million (at least) to spend, and a first baseman that doesn't exactly baste their wings. The Prince Fielder market will explode. Roy Oswalt could have a new suitor. Things will get weird.
But Darvish will almost certainly be a Ranger by the end of Wednesday. Unless something weird happens. Which it can. Both scenarios are pretty entertaining to consider, actually.


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6:30am Sunday 11th November 2012 in Somerset By Newsdesk
SERVICES are being held across Somerset to mark Remembrance Sunday.
In Taunton, a civic service will take place at St Mary Magdalene Church at 9.30am.
Afterwards, Taunton Deane Mayor and Mayoress Cllr Terry and Mrs Ann Hall and their party will take the salute on the steps of the Old Municipal Buildings, in Corporation Street, at 10.30am.
A Service of Remembrance will be held in Vivary Park at 11am.
As November 11 falls on a Sunday this year, a separate two-minute silence will not be staged in the town centre.
In Wellington, a service of remembrance and wreath laying takes place in Wellington Park at 3.15pm.
In Bridgwater, a service will take place at the Cenotaph in King Square at 10.50am, with a two-minute silence at 11am.
At 11.10am a parade will leave King Square and march to St Mary's Church where a Remembrance Day service will take place.
At 12.15pm a march past from the church will be held.
In Minehead, a silence will be held at the Alcome Memorial at 11am and a service will be held at the Methodist Church, in The Avenue, at 3pm.
There will be a parade from The Royal British Legion Club, in Bancks Street from 2.30pm.
Similar parades are taking place in towns and cities across the county, including Chard, Ilminster, Burnham, Highbridge, Wiveliscombe and West Huntspill.
Firefighters from Somerset will lead a memorial service at the Armistice Day parades in Ypres, Belgium.
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SHELBYVILLE, IL, --- French poet and author, Victor Hugo who created such literary classics as Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, once wrote, "Winter is on my head, but eternal spring is in my heart."
If you experienced feeling down during the holiday season, are in the dumps when the days are darker, or if you've found yourself in a slump after the start of the New Year, you may have a touch of the "Winter Blues". The term is not a medical diagnosis. The state of feeling down or sad during this season is not typically linked to something specific like added stress or feeling the absence of a loved one. For those who experience more significant or severe mood changes, the problem may be a medical condition which is called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which is well-defined clinical diagnosis related to the shortening of daylight hours.
On Tuesday, January 29th from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Shelby Memorial Hospital (SMH) will lead a special Girls Night Out discussion on the topic of "Winter Blues", held at Shelbyville's Visitor's Center, located off of Route 16, just east of the main dam. All women in the community are invited to attend.
Hanna Doyle, PA-C and one of the primary care providers at the SMH Family Healthcare Center, will speak about "How to Prevent the Winter Blues", and define the differences between the blues and a diagnosis of SAD. She will also explain the various causes, symptoms, strategies for beating the blues and treatment options for those who have been diagnosed with the disorder, including physical activity and light therapy.
According to Doyle, "Exercise increases the release of endorphins, a chemical which produces a positive feeling in the body. Regular exercise has been proven to help reduce stress, ward off anxiety and mild feelings of depression, boost self-esteem, and improve sleep".
Another featured speaker at GNO will be Karen Stirrett, Licensed ZUMBA Instructor. She will demonstrate low-impact exercises for women of all ages and physical abilities. Stirrett will also explain the importance of exercise for mind and body.
In addition to this information, all attendees can receive a hand massage from Jason House, a Certified Massage Therapist. Always a feature at each GNO, there will be healthy snacks for those who attend and a drawing for a free gift. Attendees will receive a free sample from Merle Norman Cosmetics.
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The deadline for homeless people to leave "Tent City" is nearing. They have until June 16 to pack up and leave. However, people who live there have concerns about the transition.
The land is owned by the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), who said the decision to force the homeless to move was a hard one because they understand the struggles these people face. ALDOT Regional Director Johnny Harris said that fires, fights, and drug problems in the area have been a problem for a while.
The ALDOT is working with the Huntsville Police Department to help with the transition. Help is also coming from many different organizations and volunteers. Some have even set up transportation to help people move their things.
Huntsville Police Sergeant Mark Roberts said the ultimate goal is to get everyone off of the streets and into a more permanent housing arrangement, but he knows meeting that goal won't be easy.
As of Wednesday morning, many of the homeless already left.
"Some are moving to other areas. Some are moving and say they are probably moving out of town. So right now it looks like most will be able to meet their deadline," Roberts said.
However, some of the homeless are waiting until the last minute. One woman, Tina Davidson, is concerned that moving from "Tent City" will cause more problems.
"These folks don't know how to survive for themselves," Davidson said. "They don't know how to fix food or meals. They don't know how to do none of that because the church has been doing it for so long for them."
Gary Tennant, a man we found strumming a scratched guitar with a plastic fork, singing modified lyrics to a Lynyrd Skynyrd song, said he will likely stay with a friend in the immediate future. After that, he's not sure.
Sergeant Roberts said that if any of the homeless living in "Tent City" do not leave, they could be arrested for trespassing.
If you or someone you know is going through a hard time or facing foreclosure, there are resources to help. A program called Hardest Hit Alabama helps people avoid foreclosure. The U.S. Department of Treasury's 'Hardest Hit Fund' is authorized under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. The Treasury allocated $162M to help financially-distressed homeowners in Alabama.
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Members of the Cherokee High School marching band received some exciting news Thursday. They've been invited to perform in London's New Year's Day Parade 2015.
A high-ranking British dignitary visited the school to personally deliver the invitation. Lord Mayor Catherine Longworth is a former mayor of the city of Westminster and is a principal patron of the parade, which is considered one of the world's great street spectaculars.
"I just love watching marching bands," Longworth told CBS Atlanta News. "We don't have anything like it in the U.K. at all. I mean, there are some community bands, but not the size or the talent or the expertise that you have here in the states."
Cherokee High School's band is one of only 16 in the world chosen to perform in the parade during which more than 8,000 performers from all corners of the globe entertain a street audience of more than 500,000 and a global television audience of tens of millions.
Band director Garrick Chayne is thrilled for his students.
"To watch them grow and then be rewarded for their hard work is just a tremendous lesson they can carry with them hopefully for years to come, the rest of their lives," he said.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
The Morenci Police Department needs your help finding a kidnapping suspect who escaped from a patrol car earlier this week.
Police are looking for Craig Canfield, 39. They have valid warrants for charges of kidnapping, resisting and obstructing a police officer, escape lawful custody, larceny, assault and battery.
The charges stem from an incident that occurred Sunday around 11:30 p.m. at in the 300 block of East Street North in Morenci. Police say Canfield refused to return an infant to its mother and resisted arrest from officers when approached. Eventually, the child was taken from the suspect and returned to its mother unharmed. Canfield was then arrested, handcuffed and placed in a patrol car.
The investigating officer returned to the residence for additional interviews and when he went back to his patrol car, Canfield was missing.
Police believe Canfield slipped through a small window of the cruiser into the front seat and escaped out the passenger door.
Canfield is described as a white male standing 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 181 pounds. He has hazel eyes, but did not have a mustache at the time of the incident, like a previous mugshot suggests.
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According to a report on NFL.com, a toxicology report conducted by Greenwood County Coroner Jim Coursey showed that former Bucs defensive end Gaines Adams had small amount of alcohol and marijuana in his system at the time of his death on Jan. 17. However, Coursey has said that nothing found in Adams' system contributed to his death.
Adams, 26, died while visiting his family in South Carolina. The cause of death was ruled a heart attack caused by an enlarged heart.
The Bucs and Chicago Bears flew to South Carolina to attend Adams' funeral on the Friday following his death. Tampa Bay used the fourth overall pick in the 2007 NFL Draft to select Adams out of Clemson. The team traded him to Chicago in October in exchange for a 2010 second-round pick.
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CATEGORIES Classics, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Thrillers, CinematicalI love hypothetical questions regarding movies, especially because they're not so easy for me to answer. I've got such a wide taste in film that I can't always pinpoint something like which one movie I wish I could see again for the first time. So the other night when my girlfriend asked, I drew a blank. For her, it was easy. She loves the twists in Mamet's The Spanish Prisoner so much that she wishes she could go back and watch it again without knowledge of what's going to happen.
If I was going with the surprise factor, I guess I'd like to see Psycho again for the first time. But not as I actually saw it for the first time, which was with full knowledge of all the twists in the film. I was unfortunately born into a time when Hithcock's classic and both its shower scene and its ending is completely embedded into pop culture and the collective conscious. I'd prefer to go back to 1960 and see it as everyone else saw it for the first time, when it somewhat revolutionized the moviegoing experience and spawned the very concept of movie twists and spoilers.
Then there are the movies I loved as a child and have nostalgic appreciation for. I wonder if I saw them for the first time (as more of a film cynic and snob) now if I'd still like them as much as I did then. Examples in mind include The Goonies, Explorers, Back to the Future, Return of the Jedi, Popeye, Superman (and definitely parts II and III), any Muppet movie (without having seen any of them nor the Muppet Show or anything else Henson-related), Disney's Robin Hood, Ghostbusters, Ferris Bueller's Day Off ... and so on.
I guess the one movie that I really would like to see for the first time in order to experience it completely new again is Heathers. Thanks to Monika's inaugural Cinematical Movie Club viewing the other night, I wondered if anybody was seeing the movie for the first time. Given that I grew up memorizing every bit of it -- both from watching the movie and reading a copy of the original script -- I do wonder what I thought the first time I heard some of those brilliant lines and saw some of those twisted deeds. Oh, I guess Duck Soup would be another. Will Goss' recent Basics column made me jealous of him for being able to experience the Marx brothers for the first time.
Honestly I think I'd rather know what it's like to go back and re-read some of my favorite authors for the first time. Most of my favorite films, on the other hand, are those that improve with each viewing and have become ingrained in my brain and memories. But because I especially love the script to Heathers, I think I have an attachment to it that's similar to that of my favorite books.
As I said, it's a difficult question to answer with only one film. Can you do it?


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Random 10 - June 2011
THIS MONTH there are 20 Random features....ENJOY!!! ; )
Summer MUST-DO list! - {version 1} {version 2} {version 3} {version 4} {version 5}
Tarp Game
My collection of boredom busters
Hawaiian Leis
Summer Challenge: Read aloud to all your children
DIY Marble Roll
Plant Pals
Hula Blockers - fun game!
Gospel Themed Lesson Plans
Spoon Tune
20 plus activites for kids
I'm bored! - Idea 1, Idea 2, Idea 3
The fun jar
Spongeball Splashpants
Paint Chip Word Game
Custom bleached shirts
Outdoor Chalkboard Project
Hamburger Cookies - I made these years ago with my kiddos. We added a touch of honey on top and sprinkled a few sesame seeds on top. It looks like the real thing and they had a blast! We also used a York peppermint patty for the hamburger. Get creative!
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Federal investigators will probe allegations of discrimination by the YMCA of the Triangle over its refusal to provide emergency injections to diabetic children in its after-school programs.
The U.S. Justice Department notified the YMCA last week that it was opening an investigation into the civil-rights complaint filed by the Raleigh father of a child with diabetes. Bruce Hatcher contends that the YMCA is violating the federal Americans with Disabilities Act.
The only shot that YMCA staff will provide are EpiPen injections for children going through anaphylactic shock. This excludes emergency insulin or glucagon injections that diabetic children might need.
Hatchers 5-year-old son wound up at a school whose after-school program is operated by the YMCA. The Wake County school board had rejected Hatchers transfer request for a school near a program that is prepared to provide emergency injections.
Jennifer Nelson, a YMCA spokeswoman, said Monday the group had received a letter from the Department of Justice regarding the complaint and will respond in a timely manner,
Nelson has previously said the YMCA is reviewing how it meets the emergency medical issues of children with Type 1 diabetes.


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His original offense occurred during in 2005 in Lexington, Mo, and involved the sexual assaults of a 16-year-old girl and a 27-year-old woman.
Parrish currently has an outstanding warrant from Lafayette County, MO, for tampering with a motor vehicle.
Parrish is currently in a Missouri Department of Corrections facility.
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Reviews by dansmcd:
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
08-25-2013 13:11:11 | More by dansmcd
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North Carolina
3.88/5 rDev -0.8%
A half pour into a small tulip glass,a hazed almost peach-like color with a small but well defines white head atop.Loved the aromas,big and floral with fresh citrus zest,like the different hop profiles going on.Not as much going on flavor-wise though,citrusy hop with a mix of caramel and toasty malt.Its a nice change of pace from just citric and bitter hop driven pale ales,although the flavor could pack a little more oomph as you could say.
04-19-2010 18:09:09 | More by oberon
New York
3.35/5 rDev -14.3%
My friend picked up a discounted case and share a bottle with me. The only date on the bottle is 01/2014 which is long time to let a hop centered beer sit on the shelf; I'm hoping that this is a beer from the future and not an old bottle.
A: A hazy light amber beer. I was warned about is one foaming over but no such problem here. The head is long lasting off-white foam.
S: moderate citrus hops with a citrus peel character,the hops aren't muted and aged but their not bright and fresh either. A light malt sweetness and a slight bit of alcohol sweetness as well.
T: The flavor is again more citrus peel than citrus. It's a but unusual but not bad having a moderately strong hops flavor and hops bitterness. The malt brings a light clean sweetness. The balance is moderately bitter. The finish is off dry with a citrus peel bitterness for an aftertaste. There was is a light bit is diacetyl.
M: A fairly creamy beer with medium-full body and moderately-strong level of carbonation. A moderately-light slickness coating the palate.
O: An interesting take on an American IPA not that the craft beer scene isn't littered with slightly off IPAs. The diacetyl gives the impression of English yeast while having American hops sort of confuses the English style from the American.
03-03-2013 00:01:29 | More by MadScientist
New York
4/5 rDev +2.3%
02-13-2014 17:13:46 | More by virinow
United Kingdom (England)
3.8/5 rDev -2.8%
A 330ml bottle with a BB of Sept 2012 (I think). ABV is stated as 6.4%. Acquired from an Italian deli in York.
Poured into a Duvel tulip. A hazy coppery-amber with plentiful carbonation. Produces a massive head of creamy off-white foam with excellent retention; this lasts for quite a while before finally reducing to a surface layer. Aroma of sweet malt with notes of citrus and leafy hops, underpinned by earthy yeast. Faint hints of spice/ginger in the background.
Tastes of sweet malt with an aromatic hop character and a dry, bitter finish. Notes of biscuits, citrus and yeast, followed by an oily astringent bitterness. A hint of solvent/alcohol in the background. Mouthfeel is smooth and tingly, with decent body. Highly astringent - dries the palate. Aftertaste of bitter aromatic hops and malt.
A pretty good effort, though not as balanced as the regular ReAle. The aroma is nice, but the flavour has a vaguely unpleasant hop aroma/bitterness in the background that detracts from the overall impression. Perhaps a tad too much bittering hops? At any rate it has minor flaws, but it's still packed with character. Worth trying.
04-07-2012 01:44:00 | More by jazzyjeff13
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
08-25-2014 23:57:05 | More by dcbeers
3.93/5 rDev +0.5%
Thanks to THECPJ for the share. Review from notes 11/20/10.
A: Pours orange with a chunky white head. Head faded to a small layer of bubbles on the top. Decent lacing.
S: A slight hop aroma, lots of melon and orange and a little bit of pear/apple. There is a somewhat strong biscuit malt aroma.
T: Very sweet, almost candy-like (reminded me of smarties). The fruit flavors come through nicely. There is also a grassy flavor as well.
M/D: Medium bodied with decent carbonation. The sweetness is a little tough to get over, but pretty good and very drinkable.
02-01-2011 01:36:07 | More by mdaschaf
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
01-08-2014 22:55:54 | More by Griffith
New York
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
03-27-2014 04:16:32 | More by ipc2000
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev +1.8%
A good Belgian, malty and yeasty aroma and taste. Good mouthfeel,bolstered by caramel and toffee, its easy drinking.Golden body without that much head. Hmm, sugar, A bit sweeter than your average Belgium, there is still ample hops in here. Understated carbonation.
06-10-2009 02:12:17 | More by Sammy
4.1/5 rDev +4.9%
Into a tall glass. Three fingers of head, big and frothy. A hazy, dark straw colored body.
Smells like lemon and pine, and a floral note. Which was a nice surprise.
A solid malty taste, toned down pine bitterness. Tasty.
Silky texture, moderate carbonation with a fizz.
This is a good beer. For an American IPA it does not have the characteristic bitterness, or maybe I'm used to higher IBU for IPAs. In any case, it's still enjoyable.
10-21-2012 00:44:57 | More by Fatehunter
New York
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
08-27-2013 08:07:45 | More by Bieniek30
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +2.3%
01-13-2013 21:51:44 | More by PhotoMattT
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
07-16-2014 20:13:01 | More by pat_usher
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +2.3%
11-15-2011 21:04:37 | More by bonbini26
3.63/5 rDev -7.2%
Pours gold/amber with a massive head.
Nose shows grapefruit and pine, along with a load of spicy hops. Also a bit of faint malt.
Similar flavours, more spicy hops and grapefruit. Not very aggressive though. Underneath is some biscuit-like malt. Mild bitterness.
Nice moderate carbonation.
10-22-2012 08:41:04 | More by CrazyDavros
3.65/5 rDev -6.6%
Thanks to Vav for the recommendation on this one.
I've noticed that many of these Italian craft imports are designed to look like wine bottles. Seems like extra effort for nothing, save for a higher price. Sleek, elegant, etc. Gold stamped neck label over the cap, but in a green bottle... why? Hoppy beers don't travel so well in green glass...
Pours a deep saturated orange, seemingly murky. Insane billowing foam that looks simultaneously like a churning washing machine full of soapy bubbles in the middle, and a wintery mountain range of irregular peaks on top. Retention is ok after the souffle head deflates. Sticky, iridescent lace coats the glass rim.
Aroma is overly floral and perfumy at first, reminiscent of potpourri. Later a dry pale malt with a wisp of citrus rind emerges. Seems like time has faded it somewhat.
Fruity citrus and pale malt come to the forefront in the flavor, hops are all citrusy grapefruit, and almost medicinal at times. Some dry chalky bitterness in the aftertaste. Feels like an IPA with ample bitterness, and light to medium body. Overall it's pretty good, but was probably better a few months ago.
11-19-2010 02:36:44 | More by emerge077
Quebec (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +3.6%
Bottle: Poured a dirty beige color ale with a super large foamy head with good retention and some excellent lacing. Aroma consists of earthy hops with floral notes with strong Belgian malt with light sweetness. Taste is also a very nice mix between some earthy hops with dryness and floral notes with a solid malt backbone with nice flavour. Body is full with perfect carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Very well brewed and easily drinkable.
02-14-2011 03:23:04 | More by Phyl21ca
4.5/5 rDev +15.1%
05-01-2014 15:22:19 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
4/5 rDev +2.3%
01-04-2012 02:19:14 | More by rondufresne
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
03-09-2014 20:03:55 | More by Jerseyislandbeer
3.5/5 rDev -10.5%
12-14-2012 02:08:10 | More by pin
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
06-26-2014 03:07:28 | More by patre_tim
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
07-14-2013 17:08:53 | More by pathman
New York
4/5 rDev +2.3%
I had a bottle of this at the Lincoln Restaurant in Lincoln Center Manhattan. It was a little bit pricey but very good and among a pretty nice selection of new Italian beers. This may be the first IPA that I've had from Italy.
Color was a light straw, somewhat cloudy with a good amount of active carbonation.
Aroma had a nice combination of malty sweetness with a lot of hop complexity. Citrus, pine, fruit.
Flavor was also very complex, interesting and great. A little fruitier than a typical IPA, like many of the new Italian beers, but very good.
Overall a very good beer that I hope to see again.
07-26-2011 19:36:22 | More by david18
Re Ale Extra from Birra Del Borgo
88 out of 100 based on 141 ratings.