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Bertazzoni 48" Professional Series Gas Range with 6 Burners: Cream
Model: X486GGGVCR
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Cooking with the Surface Burners
- Bertazzoni's exclusive Multi-sector burners provide high-efficiency power with a delicate low-simmer function.
- Different size burners give your cooking the versatility and accuracy you need.
- Heavy-duty cast iron grates allow easy movement of any kind of pot.
- Wok adapter and simmer plate in cast iron for preparing cuisines of the world.
- One-touch ignition system lets you light and adjust burners with one hand.
- Child safety system for ignition.
- Safety system automatically stops the gas flow if the flame goes out, even when electrical power is cut.
- Bertazzoni's one-piece worktop molding is best-in-class. With sealed burners, cleaning is fast and easy.
- Stainless steel electric griddle offers even cooking.
Bertazzoni Dual Control Triple Burner
- The Outer Ring and Inner Cross flames are controlled by one knob while the Center Simmer burner is controlled by a separate knob.
- This arrangement allows for more accuracy and control than other professional ranges.
Cooking with the Oven
- The Bertazzoni Professional Series gas oven excels in all types of cooking and food preparation.
- Convection Balanced air-flow with fan ensures even heat distribution for single and multi-level roasting and baking, without flavor crossover.
- Additional settings include dehydration at thermostat-controlled low temperature, and fan-only defrosting.
- Traditional Operation, without the convection fan, is ideal for recipes that require traditional gas cooking.
- Broiling The infrared gas grill gives powerful searing and broiling over a large surface area.
- The oven has extra large capacity and multi-rack positions.
- Multi-level cooking allows two dishes to be cooked at the same time.
- Two internal lights provide ample illumination at each of the levels.
- Electric ignition operates oven and grill.
- Bertazzoni's special Triple-glaze door ensures minimum heat loss, and low-temperature external surfaces.
- Cleaning is easy with the full-screen inner glass oven window and special enamel oven space.
- Ample storage is provided below the oven.
- Two ovens allow for more cooking flexibility.
- Auxiliary oven features a temperature range from 440°F down to 220°F.
Product Dimensions
- Width: 47 7/8"
- Depth Side Panel: 24"
- Total Depth: 25 3/16"
- Height: 35 1/2" - 37 1/4"
- Primary Oven Width: 23 1/2"
- Primary Oven Depth: 16 1/2"
- Primary Oven Height: 13"
- Auxiliary Oven Width: 14 1/2"
- Auxiliary Oven Depth: 16 1/2"
- Auxiliary Oven Height: 13"
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Downey officials announced today that a fire engine shut down last summer due to budget cuts will be put back in service after the city secured a $1.8 million FEMA grant.
The money will be used to hire nine firefighters to man Engine 63 out of Fire Station 1 on Paramount Boulevard. The city is also filling three previously open positions, for a total of 12 new firefighters.
All new firefighters will be EMT-Ps, meaning they are also paramedics.
The fire engine should be back on Downey streets no later than July 1, officials said.
Mayor Mario Guerra is expected to announce the news at tonight's City Council meeting.
Facing an $11 million budget deficit, council members shut down the fire engine July 1, a move that saved Downey $1.8 million but increased firefighter response times throughout the city. It also prompted the fire union to begin a push to bring in L.A. County Fire.
Budget cuts had reduced total fire personnel from 63 in 2011 to 54 today, union leaders said.
Firefighters are in the midst of gathering signatures for a potential charter amendment that would take away residents' right to decide a move to L.A. fire and police services and put the decision solely in the hands of the city council.
It's unclear if this latest news will change the fire union's stance.
"Public safety is and will remain a high priority for our city and I want to extend my gratitude to Fire Chief Lonnie Croom and his staff for their hard work in securing this grant," Guerra said in a statement. "During my swearing-in last December, I stated that one of my goals as mayor was to find a way to bring back our fire engine and I am proud that we will be able to accomplish this."
"We are extremely pleased to have been successful in being a recipient of this FEMA grant and look forward to providing the quality of service that our community deserves," added Croom.
Even with the grant, city officials still need to find a way to continue funding the fire engine heading into the next fiscal year.

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Nature's Plus Spiru-Tein Hot Cocoa Powder with Marshmallows - 12.3 oz. (350g)
Nature's Plus SpiruTein Hot Cocoa Powder with Marshmallows has always been the remedy of choice for a deep winter chill, whether you're at a ski lodge or finally home from a cold, slushy commute. Even before the first sip, the warmth of the mug, the billowing steamy aroma and delicious anticipation have already begun their soul-warming, therapeutic effects. Luxuriously warm, soothing Nature's Plus Spiru-Tein Hot Cocoa Powder with Marshmallows delivers the therapeutic delight of rich hot cocoa and much more! Spiru-Tein Hot Cocoa with Marshmallows supplies powerful immune-boosting nutrition, when you need it most! Only Spiru-Tein Hot Cocoa Powder goes beyond the sensations of luscious, rich cocoa and fluffy, gourmet vegetarian marshmallows with the immune-boosting benefits of arabinogalactans and a host of defense-reinforcing essential nutrients. Spiru-Tein Hot Cocoa Powder with Marshmallows is the antidote to winter's cold.
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25% Off End of Summer Discount! - Turtle Cay, First Class! in South Ponte Vedra Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 9
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,100 - $ 3,465 / week
$ 8,400 - $ 13,860 / month
vacation rental description
25% off End of Summer Special - Book NOW take 25% OFF the rent that is on all remaining open dates until the end of September - Scroll Down to Bottom of this section for DETAILS
YOU decide WHEN YOU want to arrive AND how long or short that you want to stay. You can stay as little as 3 days! (Not a week like the other companies require)
Turtle Cay is a Great Beach House with a "Touch of Class". This oceanfront home has 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, located on a very private pristine beach between Ponte Vedra (just south of Jacksonville Beach) and St. Augustine. The interior is professionally designed with Views of the Beach in mind. The location is perfect with plenty of shopping, attractions, dining, and entertainment in either direction.
The fully equipped kitchen and dining area opens to the spacious living room with plenty of space for family and friends. The Large HD Flat Screen TV has the perfect location above the fireplace, not to block any of the fantastic views of the beach.
Turtle Cay's Deck is THE Nicest of all Beach Houses in PV
This home has the Nicest deck of all beach houses! It's not bragging if it is true! Once again, A Touch of Class… The deck stretches from the north end of the house all the way past the south end, then back to the west and around. It is covered on the back of the house, providing a shady, outdoor retreat, while the side and front deck are open to the sun for tanning.
This deck is not wood! No nasty splinters to get under your skin! No nails to pop up and snag your toe! It looks like wood, but it is a composite plastic like material that will not deteriorate over time. BTW, the deck also continues down to the beach with built-in seat near the ocean.
This is your Private Boardwalk to the beach!
By the way, this composite cost about 3 X more than a pressure treated wood deck that most beach homes have. So why spend so much money on a deck? The answer is simple, this is where you will spend most of your time! It should be first class! And it is! Some beach houses will have Granite Counters, Why? When you are at the Beach, your time is not going to be sitting in the kitchen… Is it? Of course not, you are going to be enjoying the Beach, not the kitchen!
The Master Retreat is just that; a beautifully decorated bedroom and bath, replete
with King Sized Bed, TV and private bath. As soon as you wake you will see the beach with Pelicans flying past your window in formation, dolphins playing in the waves. When you are ready, you can
walk through your own private access to the fabulous deck overlooking nature's beauty.
On the west side also on the second level is another bedroom that has a Full Sized Bed, a Single Bed and an adjoining bathroom. In the afternoons you can walk out onto the balcony thur the French Doors and enjoy the sunset over the National Reserve, known as the Guana Reserve.
The downstairs has two bedrooms, one with an Oversized King Bed with some oceaqn views thru the dunes and the other we call, "The Kid's Room" up bunk beds. Both of these bedrooms have TV's.
Also downstairs is a Full Bath with a Shower / Tub. You will also find the Laundry room with full sized washer and dryer. Also, downstairs is a garage should you can to use it for your automobile.
We know that the family pet is part of the Family! Here at Turtle Cay your pet is welcome. We do require a non-refundable Pet (Not Deposit) with a TWO PET Maximum, upon approval by management; $100 for the first pet and $150 for 2 pets. We also ask that only well trained, house broken pets be brought into this home. Why the pet fee? Simply because some of our guests have allergies and it takes our Cleaning Team extra time to get the home ready for the next guests.
Special note to our disabled friends: This is a 2 Story house, the Master, 2nd and 3rd bedrooms, living area, and kitchen are all upstairs... THE Ground Floor does have 2 Bedrooms, one with a King Bed and the other with bunk beds. We (Realty Quest Vacation Rentals) DO Have an oceanfront home that is wheelchair "friendly".
So, if you are looking for that, "perfect"vacation house on the beach, with a "Touch of Class", look no more. You have found exactly what you are looking for at Turtle Cay. Call or Email, Google, bing, yahoo or any search engine for Realty Quest Vacation Rentals in Jacksonville
Discounts are OFF Rent - Fees and Taxes are always additional. Specials and Deals are NEVER Retroactive! If you already have a reservation we cannot adjust the price to any current special. This special will end without prior notice! When it IS OVER, it is OVER - Please do not call and complain if YOU miss this deal.
At Realty Quest YOU are in charge! YOU decide WHEN YOU want to arrive AND how long or short that you want to stay. You can stay as little as 3 days! You still get the discount! (Not a week like the other companies require)
Now: Brand New End of Summer Special: Book Now and Take 25% OFF the rent for stays
$500 REFUNDABLE Deposit holds your reservation until 30 Days BEFORE the arrival date. Fees AND Taxes are additional.
house rental amenities
Do you play golf? If so, you will think that you have died and gone to "Golf Haven. We have from one of the MOST FAMOUS Links in the world, The Tournament Players Club (TPC at Sawgrass) with the famous Number 17 Island Green; all the way to some very reasonably prices public courses.
BTW (by the way) it is a very short drive to the World Golf Village's Hall of Fame, more great courses and even an IMAX Theater with a screen.... well you will think that you are IN the MOVIE. So, DO bring your clubs! If you have questions about any of the courses, feel free to ask, just call or email.
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Do you play golf? If so, you will think that you died and gone to "Golf Heaven". We have from one of the most famous links in the world, The Tournment Players Club with the famous Number 17 Island Green to some very reasonable public courses.
AND Speaking of Golf.. it is a very short drive to the "World Golf Village" and the Golf Hall of Fame, with more great courses designed by renouned golfers such as Arnold Palmer and Nacy Lopez. One other neat thing about WGV is the IMAX Theater with a screen... well you will think that you ARE IN the MOVIE. So, if you play, do bring your clubs.. or even if you don't play, the IMAX and the Hall of Fame is s a great way to spend a day.
If you drive south for about 10 minutes you will be in historic St
Augustine, "The Oldest City in America". Here you can tour the "Castillo de San Marcos" original 400+ year old fort, take a horse and carriage tour or check out the shops on famous
St George Street. St Augustine offers restaurants, from a family style on a pier
to quaint gourmet restaurants. There's plenty of family fun sightseeing,
dining, shopping and recreation.
If you drive north about 10 minutes you
will find upscale Ponte Vedra; the home of PGA's TPC, "Tournament Players
Championship", where you can see IF you hit the green or land in the water
on the most famous 17th "Island" green. Here you will find world class golf,
tennis and some of the finest restaurants in the country, including "Ruth's
Chris Steak House".
vacation rental rates
Season Dates Per Day* Per Week* Per Month*
Low - Fall / Winter Sept 4 - Mar. 21 $300 $2100 $ 8400
Mid - Spring Mar. 15 - May 24 $425 $2975 $11900
Peak May 25 - Sept 2 $495 $3465 $13860
*ROOM RATE PLUS: Cleaning Fee: $210, Accidental Damage Waiver: $95, Transaction Fee: 3% - $40 Minimum, State and Local Taxes: 10%
VERY Special Prices for Stays of 1 Month or More.. Call or email our office Realty Quest for a Quote
Pet FEE (NOT deposit) Two Pet max with prior to reservation approval by property management $100 for first pet, $150 for two pets
*NOTE: 2 Day Minimum (3-5 days min on holidays)
*NOTE: Holidays and Special Events Often are Higher Priced AND Longer Minimum Stay Required. Please call or email our office for additional information on the following:
Easter Week, TPC at Sawgrass, Week of the 4th of July, Georga / Florida Football Weekend, Thanksgiving, Christmas / New Years


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Carr Plantation, Montserrat
The Carr Plantation Archaeology and Heritage Project at Little Bay, directed by Jessica Striebel MacLean of Boston University, combines aspects of site preservation with education and outreach activities to protect this 17th century European heritage site from urban development. One of the few sites left on the island of Montserrat that date to this period, Carr Plantation's continuous occupation allows researchers the unique opportunity to understand the nature of European occupation of Montserrat from initial settlement through to the present. By involving students from local schools, the Project hopes to promote a history for local inhabitants that they be proud of and protect for future generations.
Read about student and community involvement at the Little Bay Archaeology and Heritage Project.
This secondary school archaeology program at the site of Carr Plantation, Montserrat, is being funded by an AIA Site Preservation Grant.
Project Director Jessica MacLean describes the two-year project that will preserve and promote the 17th century site of Carr Plantation, Montserrat, which received an AIA Site Preservation Grant last spring.
The AIA is pleased to announce that its latest Site Preservation Grant has been awarded to the Carr Plantation Archaeology Project.


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Spokane County Sheriff's authorities have located a body near the vehicle of an elderly man missing since Nov. 23 on Blanchard Creek Road in a remote part of the Elk area.
Samuel H. Counts, 71, a former Elk resident, disappeared from Spokane Valley while driving to the grocery store. Counts suffers from dementia.
Airborne search crews located his car, a 2012 KIA sedan, northwest of Mount Spokane in a heavily wooded area late Friday afternoon. A short time later a body was discovered a quarter-mile from the car.
The Spokane County Medical Examiner will not release the name of the body until the next of kin can be notified.


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PEORIA,Ill. -- A warning going out to owners of dangerous pets. Peoria city leaders are looking at proposals aimed at cracking down on dog owners whose pets attack people.
Even though warmer weather has arrived some Peoria residents are weary of taking a walk in neighborhoods with a heavy concentration of dogs left unattended.
"They're just in their fence or they're tethered and that tether is stretched as far as it can go. You're afraid that it's gonna break and they're gonna jump the fence," said Jackson Corners Neighborhood Association President Mary Genzel.
At large Peoria City Council member Beth Akeson held a meeting Monday to discuss ways to change the city's animal ordinance. Under current laws, nuisance dog owners are not easily identified. One proposal would label a dog owner as reckless after three violations. Such individual could lose dog owner privileges for a period of time or be prohibited all together from owning the pet.
"Dangerous and vicious dogs give people the sense that they can't walk on the streets or play in yards or in public space with absolute certainty that they'll be safe," Akeson said.
Some pet owners at the meeting raised concern about targeting certain dogs like pit bulls which police say can be more of a problem.
"I think that breed specific legislation is not a good way to go when you are looking at trying to stop a problem with violent animals, " said pet owner Matt Colgan.
Peoria County Animal Protection Services Director Lauren Malmberg said raising awareness is important.
"When they see something that causes concern, before it rises to the level of a dog bite or attack, that they report it to animal control so we can investigate and possibly stop something before it really gets started" she said.
Malmberg said the city and county both have progressive animal ordinance policies but say about 350 people throughout the county suffer dog bites each year. Akeson hopes to have recommendations for the full city council by September.


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By Jonathan Phelps
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---- — HAMILTON — Ginny Seavey held up "The Light Between Oceans," a novel by M.L. Stedman, in front of the group gathered inside the town's old library yesterday.
"It is a page turner," she said. "It really catches you. I won't tell you what happened, but I really liked it."
Seavey, 89, of Hamilton is one of the founding members of the Readers' Club, which has been going strong for 45 years. Unlike a book club, the group gathers on the first Monday of each month to review what they've been reading and make recommendations.
"Everybody is different," Seavey said. "Some people like mysteries, true stuff, historical stuff; it's quite a mix. So you get a little bit of everything."
Many books were scattered across the table in front of the group as they met yesterday, everything from "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel to "Alex Cross's Trial" by James Patterson.
The group was started in 1968 by Jean Buckley, who is currently one of the trustees of the Hamilton-Wenham Library. It originally met at the Hamilton Library on Bay Road. While the library has moved to Union Street since merging with Wenham in 2001, the group still meets in the old library building, now run by the Council on Aging.
Seavey said the group is more than a book club; it's a place to meet new friends. When finished with the book reviews, they talk about current events around the world and things happening around town.
People find out about the group through word of mouth, Seavey said. It started with only a few people and has grown to about 15. "It is still going on when other clubs have faded away, because new people always come," Seavey said.
Seavey calls each member of the group the Sunday night before the meeting to remind them to join in on the discussion.
Joan Snavely, 83, had just read "Killing Kennedy" by Bill O'Reilly.
"I think you guys would like it," she said. "Because it is our age group, we were all glued to the TV when it happened."
She said she has been a part of the group for a long time, but can't remember exactly when she joined.
"It is good to hear, 'This is a good one and you should read this,'" she said. The friendships are her favorite part about the group.
"If I am sick, they send me flowers," she said. "It is good to be remembered."
Betty Dunbar has been a part of the group for about 10 years.
"It is great fun," she said. "It is the friendships and it is interesting to see what people get out of their books."
What is the future of the group?
"We hope to keep going," Seavey said. "We get new people all the time and we don't even have to try. People like coming."
Staff writer Jonathan Phelps can be reached at 978-338-2527 or by email at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at JPhelps_SN.


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Daily Dispatches From The Global Scene
I remember it as clearly as a punch in the face. I was sitting watching the news with my parents. A report came on about a new youth movement. Its members dyed their hair peroxide blond and stuck safety pins through their cheeks. They didn't dance but jumped up and down like they were having a seizure; they spat at each other and the bands they liked, rainstorms of mucus. Even the name was a four-letter word: punk. I don't recall any stereotypical display of disgust from my parents, more a charged silence. As for your humble correspondent? Dear reader, the scales fell from my eyes.
For those who lived through it or, like me, came up in its slipstream, too young to experience it except vicariously, you can't overstate the effect of punk. Its founding father, Malcolm McLaren, may have been understating things when he called it "the most important cultural phenomenon of the late twentieth century." Essentially, it said there are no rules. And even after the rules reasserted themselves, as rules do, I like to think that there has been a part of every subsequent generation that could never accept them at face value.
Let's be clear. Punk is dead. Dead and buried. To make it official, it is the subject of an upcoming exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum in New York. Like dinosaurs and Renaissance painters, punks are about to be embalmed within the marble-clad halls of respectability. The aesthetic shock of punk is so strong that it will continue to be mined ad infinitum, but it will never again have the wit and awe it had when it first appeared. And old punks will go to their graves waiting for an equally anarchic movement to emerge. In this digital age, everything is simultaneously too connected and too fragmented to produce that kind of revolution.
But what of the spirit of punk? Arguably its lipstick traces never disappeared completely, and it has never been more necessary. We asked Rei Kawakubo to define it. The Comme des Garçons designer told us: "The spirit of punk lies in not ingratiating oneself to preordained values nor accepting standard authority." She then sent us some artwork whose fuck-off-ness is iconoclasm defined. In this issue we have sought to identify individuals like her who refuse to accept the status quo and seek to live and work by their own rules. In other words, we wanted to explore and celebrate fashion's rule breakers.
It's not just the show at the Met. It's in the air, a sense that we have misplaced our values. I see that when Sean Penn looks at his fellow actors and their money-driven movie choices and tells Esquire, "When people start using themselves as instruments of a kind of consumerist mosh pit, they're helping that take over. I mean, you are a soldier for it or you're a soldier against it. That's all there is to it." I see it when an artist friend, someone who has benefited as much as anyone from the art market's long, uninterrupted bull run, tells me he's clearing all his gallery commitments so he can go back to painting what he wants.
It's a dilemma that's particularly applicable to the fashion business at a moment when a lot of designers are questioning their place within the system. Nicolas Ghesquière's departure from Balenciaga in November sent shock waves through the industry. If Ghesquière, the most emulated designer of his generation, can't stick it out at a major label, who can? This isn't a rant against his previous employer, PPR—or, as it's being renamed, Kering. Complaining about corporations is like railing against casinos. The house always wins. And who's to say the bosses won't be justified? Ghesquière's replacement, Alexander Wang, a designer long championed by Style.com, made a more than creditable debut at Balenciaga this season. Besides, Ghesquière will emerge, perhaps even before you read this, in an even stronger position than before. Talent will out. Still, it makes designers question their roles and how they can work within the industry and still stay true to themselves. Miuccia Prada summed it up. "If you are in sync and in the right time, try to sell; it means people like what you are doing," Prada told our reviewer (and this issue's guardian angel) Jo-Ann Furniss after the Miu Miu show. "If you want to be an artist, compete with artists. You are not completely free. I struggle for freedom, for understanding, to find the places in between."
That struggle may have led to the introspective atmosphere that hovered over this season's best shows, with designers like Marc Jacobs and Prada herself offering moody explorations of their greatest hits. Even the collection of Christopher Kane, the outstanding talent we profiled in Style.com/Print 04, could be read as a brilliant, extended riff on the themes that he has established so far in his manically inventive young career. For me, the season finally took off on the last Sunday of Paris fashion week. At Céline, Phoebe Philo's designs, formerly too severely minimal for my taste, have in the last two seasons become stranger and more personal, and richer for that. Backstage after the show, she stood with two of her young children greeting a long line of well-wishers. She was smiling, but you sensed that she was feeling the burden of explaining the motives behind her work to one journalist after another more keenly than many designers. "Mum?" her daughter asked. "Why do you keep saying the same two words to everyone?" A few hours after that, the exuberant Riccardo Tisci delivered a jolt of energy with an electric Givenchy show. Forty-eight hours later Hermès produced a collection that was the epitome of understated chic. To stretch a point, you could say that it was punk rock in its own way, as a rebuke to the over-the-top fashions that have ruled the runways and the street-style blogs the last few years.
And in between, there was Hedi Slimane at Saint Laurent. As I said in these pages last season, Slimane is attempting to stage a revolution against high-concept fashion. Like any revolutionary act, it has inspired negative reactions. To call his approach "lazy," as Cathy Horyn, a rule breaker in her own way, did in The New York Times, is an easy jab designed to echo in the chamber of the Internet, but it's false. A guy who redesigns everything from the logo to the showroom furniture in his first three months at a company is not lazy. And anyone who says he's not respecting the legacy might want to look up Yves' 1971 Spring/Summer haute couture show, the so-called "Nazi occupation" collection. If you can accuse Slimane of anything, it's being too rigorous. He could afford to lighten up a bit. But, along with creating some of the coolest clothes, he's driving the most interesting conversation in fashion.
Fashion right now is where music was just before punk came along. We are in the prog-rock, guitar-solo era, with collections that are full of virtuosity but often empty and unchallenging. Its clearest reflection is in the bright, overdesigned clothes that appear in street-style photos and that are starting to generate fatigue. At a party at the Paris store Colette, its owner, Sarah Andelman—smart, gracious, with a wry sense of humor—introduced me to two young perfumers she is showcasing. They have created a new fragrance called Everything that combines every single perfume that has been released on the commercial market in the past year. It's a mordant comment on conformity and saturation.
Slimane is reacting against blandness. The thing is that he takes his inspiration directly from the musicians he hangs out with in L.A. and elsewhere. If his clothes at Saint Laurent don't yet deliver the shock of the new, it's because the style of those musicians is itself an amalgam of past influences from rock, punk, and grunge. But when they stumble onto the next thing, so will Slimane.
He is ready for the revolution.
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There are four Texans who are waking up today a little bit richer - including one right here in East Texas. According to the Texas Lottery Commission, a second-tier ticket worth one million dollars was sold in Mount Pleasant.
"We look forward to meeting Texas' newest Powerball millionaires," said Gary Grief, executive director of the Texas Lottery. "In addition to last night's winners, Texas has had 26 other lottery players become millionaires by winning second-tier prizes this past year."
The winning ticket was sold at the South-End Grocery in Mount Pleasant and was a quick pick ticket, meaning the numbers were randomly selected by the computer.
Other million dollar tickets were sold in Amarillo, Arlington and San Antonio.
The final amount for last night's advertised $425 million jackpot was $448.4 million. Two jackpot winning tickets were sold in New Jersey and one jackpot winning ticket was sold in Minnesota.
The winning numbers drawn were 58-05-25-59-30 and the Powerball was 32.
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Authorities say they have recovered the body of 19-year old Alyssa Byrne. They were called to the scene Friday morning around 8:30am near Pioneer Trail and Black Bart Avenue, just south of the Stateline.
A utility worker discovered the remains just off Pioneer Trail about one mile west of the SnowGlobe music festival obstructed from view by a snow bank. "They were up pretty high, so they were able to look down over an embankment, and they spotted her body," says El Dorado County Lt. Pete Van Arnum.
Byrne was last was seen on New Year's Eve at a Lake Tahoe casino.
Family members say she was staying with friends at the Horizon Casino Resort in Stateline. Her friends lost track of her around midnight. "It's also possible that she could've hiked through the snow, from the SnowGlobe area, which then would take her out to Pioneer Trail. That's what the crime scene investigation is trying to determine, at this time. We're looking for footprints and other evidence in the scene."
Authorities say she may have become disoriented or lost while trying to walk back from the music festival to her hotel in sub-freezing weather. "When people get hypothermia or they get severely cold, they get to a certain point where they can't function and think logically. If that happened to her, she may have had difficulty getting up."
They say the cause of death hasn't been determined, but neither foul play nor suicide is suspected.
Byrne's body will be taken to Sacramento where an autopsy will be performed, possibly as early as Saturday. Police were able to identify her because of a tattoo.
Toxicology results won't be known for at least a month.
Byrne's father, Kevin, released this statement today:
As you're well aware our 19-year-old daughter, Alyssa Byrne, is gone. I was informed at around 9 a.m. when I was at the sheriff's office this morning that a body had been found in the snow along Pioneer Trail. About 45 minutes later they confirmed her identity. "Our entire family is devastated. We were still holding out hope that she would be found safe. We will miss Alyssa and she will be in our hearts forever.""I want to thank all our family and friends who came to help search for her. To those who spent hours and hours handing out fliers and supporting our family in every way they could we owe you a debt of thanks.""I also want to thank the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, the South Lake Tahoe Police Department, the Search and Rescue crew and everyone else who spread the word and tried to bring Alyssa home safely."Thank you, Kevin Byrne
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So yeah, I'm bored (says the man currently at work). I generally loathe the All-Star Break, not so much for the lack of intensity (read: DEFENSE) in any of the games, but because of the week long gap between Bobcats games that I get to watch. I'm looking back on Hendo's season so far, and also gauging his progress from last season. Believe it or not, there isn't a whole of talent to come out of the 12th pick historically, so earning the title of "Best 12th EVER" isn't too far of a stretch. I'll throw some names out there after the jump.
Xavier Henry. Gerald Henderson. Jason Thompson. Thaddeus Young. Hilton Armstrong. Yaroslav Korolev. Robert Swift. Nick Collison. Melvin Ely. Vladimir Radmanovic. Etan Thomas. These are all players drafted 12th overall since 2000. Does any of those names scream "future hall of famer" to you? Now, I'm not saying that Hendo is destined for such a title; I just want to take a look at the bar for 12th round picks.
A few other notable names from the 12th: Muggsy Bogues ('87), Jim Paxson ('79), Cedric Maxwell ('77)...
Uh oh. Julius Erving, selected 12th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in 1972. And then there's Chet Walker in '62.
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HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. – Jordan Jackson had a game-high 28 points for Northern Kentucky, but it was everyone else on the court for the Norse who completed the comeback, rallying out of an eight-point deficit in the final eight minutes of the contest to defeat the Jacksonville University men's basketball team on Saturday inside the Bank of Kentucky Center. RJ Slawson dunked home an offensive rebound to give JU a 61-53 lead with 8:19 remaining, but the Dolphins (5-9, 1-2 Atlantic Sun) only scored five more points the rest of the way. NKU moves to 6-9 (2-1 A-Sun) with the win.
The first half was a battle from the very beginning, with neither team able to lead at any time by more than four points. Jackson scored 15 in the opening frame with all seven of his field goals coming on drives to the rim. Countering him was the production of Jarvis Haywood and Keith McDougald. The backcourt duo combined for 26 points in the first 20 minutes, knocking down 12-of-14 free throws in the process. A free throw in the final minute of the half gave JU a one-point lead, 38-37, at the break.
Jacksonville came flying out after halftime, but Jackson refused to let the Dolphins pull too far away. Slawson opened the half with a 3-pointer from the corner and McDougald followed that with a layup to make it 43-37. He and Jackson then traded buckets before Jackson scored six consecutive points to knot the game at 45-45.
Vince Martin quickly put Jacksonville back out in front, connecting on a jumper while being fouled. Though he missed the subsequent free throw, some tough defense got the ball back in the hands of the Dolphins and Haywood hit on a 3-pointer to up the lead to five. Javon Dawson then was the recipient of a McDougald pass after McDougald had stolen the ball to start an opportunity for a run-out. The Dolphins remained comfortably ahead for a few minutes, leading up to Slawson's dunk for their largest lead of the night and going to the media timeout with 7:30 to play ahead by eight.
Neither team would hit a field goal for nearly three minutes after that, though NKU cut into the lead with three free throws. With the ball in the Norse's possession, McDougald cut a passing lane on an inbounds play and went coast-to-coast for a layup making it 63-56 with 4:45 remaining. Northern Kentucky then launched a 10-0 run in 2:30 to take a 66-63 lead on a Tyler White 3-pointer with 2:15 to play. Slawson came back with another jam to cut the JU deficit back to one, 66-65, but the dagger came with 30 seconds remaining. Jacksonville had played great defense for nearly the entire shot clock and the Norse had nothing happening. With the shot clock down to one, Todd Johnson put up a prayer from the top of the key that found the bottom of the net and upped NKU's lead to four. The Dolphins momentarily cut the margin to three, but Northern Kentucky hit four free throws in the final 15 seconds to seal it.
Haywood had a team-high 19 points for JU on the night. McDougald was right behind him with 18 points and Slawson added 11. Dawson snared a team-high 10 boards.
Jacksonville will try to come away with a victory on the road trip on Monday night. The Dolphins face the Lipscomb Bisons in Nashville beginning at 6 p.m.
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- The loss marked the first time that Jacksonville failed to convert a halftime lead into a victory this season.
- Jacksonville's edge in points off turnovers (22-7) was its second-largest margin of the season. Only in a win over Florida College on Nov. 12, 2013 did the Dolphins have a better showing. That night, JU outscored the Falcons 22-2 off of miscues.
- Northern Kentucky's 17 turnovers were its second-worst performance of the season. The Norse top the A-Sun in ball control, now turning it over at a rate of 12.1 times per game.
- Jacksonville has only been whistled for 13 personal fouls in each of the last two games. That ties a season-low established in the team's win over Trinity Baptist.
- RJ Slawson became the second Dolphin to have a game with at least five blocks this season, joining Tyler Alderman who had six in a win over Trinity Baptist on Dec. 3, 2013.
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Shooting near Kaufman County Courthouse
FORT WORTH - What George Lott did inside the Tarrant County Courthouse on July 1, 1992, changed courthouse security forever.
"It's a horrible, horrible, horrible thing that I have done today!" Lott told News 8 at the time.
After sitting quietly as a spectator, he rose from his seat, pulled out a Glock pistol and started shooting inside an appeals court during a hearing.
Judge John G. Hill, the presiding judge of the three-judge panel, said he mistook the gunshots for an explosion at first.
"I think I may have stood up and said, 'Was that an explosion?' And then about that time, I started feeling a stinging sensation right up here," Hill said pointing to his right shoulder.
One bullet went through his shoulder. He fell to the floor, did not respond to others, and played dead, fearing the shooter might approach the bench.
Another judge and an attorney were also wounded. But two other lawyers were killed.
Lott slipped out of the courthouse before being caught, and drove to WFAA's studios in Dallas where he surrendered. Lott told News 8 at the time that he was upset over losing custody of his child.
Courthouse shootings are rare, but do happen.
Three years ago in Las Vegas, a 66-year-old man opened fire in the lobby of federal court, killing a security officer and wounding a U.S. Marshal.
In 2005, a man killed his ex-wife and another person outside the courthouse in Tyler, Texas.
In 2003, a Los Angeles man upset over a ruling shot an attorney five times outside the courthouse. That attack was caught in a chilling video.
Former FBI Special Agent In Charge Danny Defenbaugh said threats and intimidation are common in this field.
"I think they're just as common for prosecutors as actually maybe criminal defense attorneys, as well as law enforcement."
What happened Thursday in Kaufman is another tragic reminder.
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|Roman A. Eickholt Sr.
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June 5, 1923
March 1, 2013
Roman A. Eickholt Sr., 89, of Ottoville died at 10:06 p.m. Friday, at his residence.
He was born June 5, 1923, in Ottoville to John C. and Matilda (Miller) Eickholt, who preceded him in death.
On July 10, 1943, he married Agnes J. Schwaiger, who preceded him in death on Feb. 26, 2000. He then married Margaret Wehri Dickman, who preceded him in death on Feb. 12, 2012.
He is survived by his children, Roman (Pat) Eickholt Jr. of Continental, Bob (Donna) Eickholt, Terry (Stacy) Eickholt and Alan (Ann Rayle) Eickholt of Cloverdale, Mary (Ken) Doseck of Upper Sandusky and Bonnie (Bill) Beining, Leah (Dan) Ditto and Lisa (Albert) Bilimek of Cloverdale; 10 stepchildren, James (Karen) Clementz and George (Melinda) Clementz of Cridersville, Frank (Cathy) Clementz of Spencerville, Ronald (Elizabeth) Clementz of Lima, Robert Clementz of Rochester, Mich., Vernon Clementz of Monroe, Mich., Alan (Terri) Clementz of New Boston, Mich., Margene (Ronald) Craft of St. Marys, Mary (Robert) McBeth of Cridersville, Julie Clementz of Wapakoneta and Carol (Clyde) Verhoff of Fort Loramie; stepdaughter-in-law, Patricia Clementz; brother, Orval (Olivia) Eickholt of Cloverdale; sister, Calista Miller of Landeck; two sisters-in-law, Virgina Eickholt of Lima and Dolores Eickholt of Ottawa; 22 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Joyce Eickholt; son, John Eickholt; grandson, Adam Eickholt; great-granddaughter, Camryn Mansfield; stepson, Lawrence Clementz; stepdaughter and stepson-in-law, Sharon (Phillip) Fry; two brothers, Ralph Eickholt and Vince Eickholt; two sisters, Katherine Altenburger and Agnes Ulrich; a half sister, Alvertice "Dolly" Friemoth; and three brothers-in-law, Arnie Miller, Bill Ulrich and Ralph Altenburger.
Mr. Eickholt was a lifelong farmer and retired in 1985 from Fruehauf Trailers, Delphos. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Ottoville, and was a life member of both the Ottoville VFW and Defiance AmVets. He retired from the Putnam County Fair Board in 2003 after serving for 41 years. He loved polka dancing and was a member of the Ohio Polka Boosters.
He was above all, a loving husband, father and grandfather. He loved spending time with them and would always put their needs before his own. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and working all kinds of puzzles.
Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Ottoville, with Rev. John Stites officiating. Burial will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery, Ottoville, with military rites by the Ottoville VFW. Visitation will be held from 2-8 p.m. today at Love-Heitmeyer Funeral Home, Jackson Township, where a scripture service will be held 2 p.m. and an AmVets and VFW service will be held 7 p.m.
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The Troll is Back
by switching sides2, Wed Aug 27, 2008 at 11:41:34 PM EDT
One of MYDD's most notorious HR abusing trolls has returned, posting a diary begging forgiveness for it's trollish behavior.
Some weeks ago this poster left MYDD after begging and pleading in emails for everyone to leave MYDD for it's new blog (where it hoped to cash in on the election fever). You all know of whom i speak. It was a well-known HR abuser.
When the mods refused to ban Clinton supporters from MYDD it left to make a new blog, and enticed others to leave here and join it (I know, I got one of it's emails begging me to leave MYDD).
Now that it's new blog has failed it has come crawling back here. It started with a diary (which it swore it would never write here again) admitting that it was a troll all along.
For instance:
"I've spent the last two or three months demonizing and vilifying the people around here who said they couldn't or wouldn't vote for Obama"
Yes you have. You have consistently demonized anyone who didn't agree with you. It's nice to see you admitting your trolldom.
"I've claimed that none of them were true Democrats and said their motivations were purely self-centered. I've called them fools and Republicans. I've even called some of them racists."
Yes you have called many folks racist. It was your standard demonizing trick. You should be ashamed.
"This is a site dedicated to electing Democrats"
This site is none of your concern. You left here in a huff to start your own blog. Again, I alert the mods to the fact that you tried to get people to leave here to join you (against MYDD terms of service).
To anyone concerned, here is a portion of the email it was sending around.
""I can't make the decision of what to tell people. We aren't entirely set up anyway. ...I can tell you that anyone who visits the new blog, will be posting under a relatively strict set of guidelines. The MyDD troll fest is the reason we're doing this in the first place, and people will be banned for any sort of trolling.""
Yes and you broke MYDD rules by trying to lure people away from here.
MODS, be advised that this troll will only continue to attack people who disagree with it, HR abusing them and enticing others to do the same.
It is a deceitful, treacherous thing. It lives under a bridge and lives only to pounce on the unsuspecting.
"Well. I'm here to issue an apology."
Apology refused. Go back to your amateur blog that no one visits. You've burned your bridges here.


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Top ten accounting issues for Canadian issuers
The transition from Canadian generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is set to take practical effect on January 1, 2011. While this transition will be different for every company, particular industries will experience common themes and issues. This viewpoint is based on significant changes in accounting guidance, specific first-time adoption issues, or the extent of data that companies need to obtain and maintain for financial reporting differences.
IFRS and the mining industry: Top ten accounting issues for Canadian issuers sets out Deloitte's perspective on the IFRS challenges of greatest relevance to the mining sector. At a glance, these include:
- Impairment
- Mineral resources and property, plant and equipment (PP&E)
- Provisions/asset retirement obligations
- Business combinations, consolidation and special purpose entities
- Joint ventures
- Borrowing costs
- Foreign currency
- Financial instruments
- Income taxes
- First-time adoption of IFRS
IFRS conversion can be very complex and will require significant investments in time and resources to implement effectively by 2011. Because adoption of the new standards will affect financial controls, business processes, and the underlying technological support on which your company currently relies, implementing IFRS will require the participation of business stakeholders across your enterprise.
Most likely, your company will need to perform an IFRS gap analysis on your current GAAP-configured accounting systems and identify the IT protocols affected by that change. Issues where enhancements, new processes and controls need to be implemented will also need to be identified. And, finally, you should ensure that the risk of error is minimized.
Further reading
Blending convention with innovation: The IASB Working Group's Extractive Industries' 2009 Discussion Paper
Executive summary: Post-conversion IFRS issues for Canadian miners
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Notebook: Donovan says more can be done for players
Published: Thursday, April 3, 2014 at 6:42 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 3, 2014 at 7:32 p.m.
ARLINGTON, Texas — With Northwestern University's football players pursuing unionization, the issue of more benefits for college athletes has been pushed to the forefront.
Florida coach Billy Donovan didn't shy away from the topic when asked at the Final Four on Thursday.
"I think the players deserve more things," Donovan said. "There are certain things I think that are outdated and don't make sense in a lot of ways."
Currently, all Florida athletes receive athletic scholarships that include cost of tuition and room and board. The value of that scholarship can range from $10,000 a year for in-state students to more than $20,000 a year for out-of-state students.
"There needs to be more done for student-athletes, in my opinion," Donovan said. "They make an incredible investment. They obviously are generating a lot of dollars on college campuses, and I don't know what the solution is.
"The idea that a kid can't get a free hamburger somewhere, it doesn't make sense to me. What's the big deal? How's that hurting anything? I get, 'well, it leads to this and that.' I get some of those thoughts. But there's some common-sense things I think we can do to ensure that from a normal student activity life, they can have money to do those things."
Frazier not worried about shooting
Earlier in the week, Florida sophomore guard Michael Frazier II was asked if he had heard ESPN analyst Jay Bilas saying he needed to "find his 3-point shot" for the Final Four.
"I'm not really paying attention to that," Frazier said. "I'm worried about our team and what we need to do to win. What people say doesn't really matter."
Frazier is 10-for-26 from 3-point range (38.6 percent) during the tournament, which is stellar for plenty of players but still below his season average of 44.8 percent. Against Dayton, Frazier went 2-of-5 from 3-point range despite facing a defense designed to take the 3-point line away.
"If they want to do that then I understand it opens up other things for my teammates, it opens up the floor," Frazier said. "It allows us to have better spacing so we can do other things on offense."
Donovan short on AP coach of the year
Donovan received six votes for AP national coach of the year. But the award went to Wichita State coach Gregg Marshall, who received 44 first-place votes. Marshall led Wichita State to 35 straight wins before falling to Kentucky in the Round of 32 of the NCAA Tournament, but was 34-0 at the time that votes were tabulated before the tournament began.
In accepting the AP coach of the year award, Marshall was asked his opinion of Donovan.
"I think he's in the couple of handful of greatest coaches in the game," Marshall said. "He's got two national championships in his back pocket and he's vying for a third, the odds-on favorite to win a third. Even in the years he hasn't won a national championship, he's been to three straight Elite Eights prior to this year. He's always knocking on the door."
Donovan (5-1, 83.3 percent) has the fourth highest win percentage of any coach in Final Four games.
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month. $200security deposit, refundable. $100 cleaning fee.
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4.5/5 rDev +14.5%
08-16-2014 01:32:52 | More by IMZep
4.23/5 rDev +7.6%
750 ml ceramic bottle into tulip glass, best before 7/10/2017. Pours lightly hazy/cloudy golden amber color with a 2 finger dense and rocky white head with great retention, that reduces to a small cap that lingers. Nice soapy lacing clings on the glass, with a good amount of streaming carbonation retaining the head. Aromas of big peach, apricot, lemon, pear, apple, honey, candi sugar, bread, light clove, light pepper, herbal, and yeast earthiness. Damn nice aromas with great balance and complexity of fruity/earthy yeast and pale malt notes; with great strength. Taste of big peach, apricot, lemon, pear, apple, white grape, honey, bread, candi sugar, light clove, light pepper, herbal, and yeast earthiness. Lingering notes of peach, apricot, lemon, pear, apple, white grape, honey, candi sugar, bread, light clove, herbal, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Fantastic complexity of fruity/earthy yeast ester and pale malt flavors; with a great malt/yeast flavor balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium carbonation and body; with a very smooth and lightly slick/crisp mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is very well hidden with minimal warming present after the finish. Overall this is an awesome Belgian golden ale. All around great balance and complexity of fruity/earthy yeast and pale malt flavors; and very smooth to sip on. A highly enjoyable offering.
03-03-2014 01:42:13 | More by superspak
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
01-14-2014 23:52:42 | More by lakeylake
3/5 rDev -23.7%
11-13-2013 05:55:09 | More by Gonzoillini
3.55/5 rDev -9.7%
A: Bright yellow-orange colour, slightly hazy nice head
S: Lemon and orange, hints of hops and coriander, smells refreshing
T: apricot and orange, slightest hint of spices and hops, a bit too sweet
M: undercarbonated, medium body, a bit sticky
O; does not deliver on the promise, but not a bad beer, drinks easily, not heavy
10-20-2013 20:33:41 | More by benfons
3.74/5 rDev -4.8%
Poured from 750ml bottle into Chimay goblet.
A - Straw gold with some slight haze. A white laced foam.
S - Fruit, peach/apricot, lemon zest, sweet malt and candi sugar.
T - Phenols, alcohol, candied fruit, grapefruit-like hop bitterness. Mild sweetness and peachy ester notes.
M - A medium body with a slightly astringent finish.
The smell was fantastic, but the flavors come through in the wrong order. The alcohol and hop astringency really throws the balance.
09-22-2013 02:02:08 | More by REDAMI
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08-13-2013 16:35:49 | More by Hopheadjeffery
4/5 rDev +1.8%
07-26-2013 18:49:38 | More by 2GOOFY
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
06-30-2013 23:10:34 | More by Haybeerman
3.5/5 rDev -10.9%
05-19-2013 03:52:02 | More by vapodge
4/5 rDev +1.8%
03-13-2013 20:45:05 | More by harpus
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
01-27-2013 07:19:55 | More by diodeelph
5/5 rDev +27.2%
01-21-2013 06:26:39 | More by Beer_Belly
4.05/5 rDev +3.1%
Appearance- Hazy golden pour, good head with light bubles.
Smell- Smells like a very malty beer. (Not my favorite smell, but it's a good smelling for a golden ale)
Taste- Sweeter tasting beer with a slight carbonation taste. A little bitter tasting towards the end and leaves a dry feeling afterwards.
Mouthfeel- Carbonation feel immediately, followed by a crisp flavor, and finishes dry.
Overall- I love belgian style ales. This one didn't disappoint!! I didn't like how the ending was as dry as it was but still very good. Would have again.
01-16-2013 04:00:18 | More by DanKThetaXi
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
01-14-2013 00:02:18 | More by OregonGrown7
4.25/5 rDev +8.1%
01-11-2013 08:47:39 | More by bigbankhank
4/5 rDev +1.8%
12-24-2012 22:38:47 | More by KimenTshom
4.75/5 rDev +20.9%
12-23-2012 05:15:01 | More by EvanWilliams
4.43/5 rDev +12.7%
Big ol' ceramic bottle with swing top, labeled as "Monsters" and a perfect Halloween brew, I figure. It is clear pale gold in color with a frothy white head and very active carbonation. Looks like champagne. Smell is sugar, caramel, oranges, and grass. The taste is toffee and caramel malt, with a slight spicy finish. Very balanced and very good :) It is very carbonated with a nice slickness that holds it in check. Very very nice, malty and sweet without being cloying. This gives Duvel a serious run for its money.
11-01-2012 00:11:59 | More by roblowther
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09-08-2012 06:05:08 | More by WynnO
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07-09-2012 15:06:55 | More by Neog
New York
3.53/5 rDev -10.2%
Slightly hazy lemon blonde with pitted lacey white head. Tangy yeast on the nose - a bit of lemon, bit of clove, bit of wax.
Dusty lemon, Saltines, some wax, a bit of white peach, and an herbal cough drop ending.
Lemon rind sorbet finish and more wax lingers. Dry, crisp, a bit of heat.
Brewed by Duvel/Moortgat, I believe.
Too lean, too hot and a strange compote thing going on. Too estery? Average blonde.
06-19-2012 14:48:32 | More by StJamesGate
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05-22-2012 22:35:26 | More by MacStinson
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Bottling date as 18/01/15 G 12:44
A= Beer pours a nice hazy golden color with a finger of nice white head on it that holds solid lacing and retenion with some spotty lacing on the side of the glass.
S= The aroma is a solid malty aroma without much hop character and a bit of a sweet malt. Somewhat quite in the nose with maybe a bit of a yeast spice.
T= The taste is as I thought a nice light Belgian yeast taste with a little bit of bubblegum without being out of hand as well as some slight grain flavor and little to no hop profile. Solid and refreshing sort of reminds me of Duvel only a little less bright.
M= Solid carbonation
O= This is a solid beer in a sweet bottle. Bought for the bottle and I will likely buy it again for the bottle and the beer inside is tasty. A fine example of a Belgian Golden Ale. Not as good as Duvel but worth checking out.
05-02-2012 04:13:24 | More by jjanega08
3.75/5 rDev -4.6%
Poured this into a tulip glass, and the brew makes a good strong three finger thick bright white foam presentation, and the body is hazy with a nice golden color.
The aroma is grains, sugar, orange with a twist of lemon.
The taste is of powdered sugar... Kind of like original bubble gum flavor. There is honey, metallic qualities, and orange rind is detectable.
Feels well carbonated, powdery dry, and slightly warm in the end.
04-17-2012 00:10:30 | More by TheSarge
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Cast: George Clooney, Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, Bill Murray, John Goodman, Jean Dujardin
Plot: As the Third Reich begins to topple, the German army receives orders to destroy every work of art in their possession. Determined to prevent 1,000 years of culture from going up in flames, American president FDR assembles an unlikely World War II platoon of seven art experts and tasks them with going behind enemy lines and recovering some of the world's greatest works. With little knowledge of modern weapons or warfare tactics, the ragtag squadron successfully makes their way into enemy territory before realizing they've got their work cut out for them. Based on the true story.


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Firenze Trattoria offers a private dining room for up to 50 people that they can shut off from the rest of the restaurant and includes a full bar and full menu. Whether in a larger or smaller party, guests can begin their meals with dishes like Calamari Fritti or bruschetta. After antipasti, Firenze Trattoria offers Italian dishes like Shrimp Bisque, Spinachi al Cesare, Salmon di Firenze—smoked salmon sautéed with brandy, sun dried tomatoes, and asparagus over linguini noodles—Ravioli di Formagio, and much more. The Trattoria also offers an array of wines from around the world, which guests can order by the glass or bottle. They even cater, though their full menu is not available. - Erick Pettersen
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Armadillo (2010)
Much like the incredible Restrepo, Armadillo puts you right in the middle of the war in Afghanistan. Only this time we go with a group of recruits from Denmark.
This is a pretty undefinable little film. It departs significantly at times from the usual documentary format. In fact, at times you will (at least I did) wonder if some of the shots aren't staged. There are a lot of these moments. So many in fact that it somewhat takes away from the entire experience.
Fortunately, though, none of these moments occur when the camera is out in the field with these guys. Which is where the shit really hits the fan. The final scene where the platoon gets split with a squad of Taliban stuck in a ditch between them…. It doesn't get much more harrowing than that. And brutal. Scenes like this show just what its like. Without any sugar coating. Apart from that it reminded me more of a TV reality show. Mainly because of the camera/production work that they dressed it up in during the soldiers' down time. Then the almost "fabricated" soap opera surrounding that ambush which never goes anywhere….
This review is pretty short, I will admit. It's basically because there isn't a lot to say. The basic premise is this: 1) Film a bit of the guys before they leave, 2) film them "over there" as various things happen to them, 3) film a bit as they return home.
All that said, I'm going to give this a solid 7/10. I would have gone less, but the actual "in the field" stuff really does make the "other stuff" not quite so important or distracting overall. I know this was a pretty acclaimed movie, but I couldn't bring myself to get all excited about it.
One thing I did notice, and I wondered why it wasn't included, because you know at one point one of them said it. None of them really wondered out loud on camera, "just WTF are we Danes doing here, anyway?" Especially as their guys get killed and wounded. I know I'd be thinking it. Don't get me wrong, the contribution they make to the overall effort over there is invaluable, and greatly appreciated. I'm speaking on a personal level, from their point of view….
Obviously, all of the dialog is in Danish and subtitled. Not a problem for me, just need to point this out.
List Price:
ARMADILLO is a raw and unforgettable journey into the war in Afghanistan. Mads and Daniel are Danish troops joining the NATO mission in Helmand Province. Their platoon is stationed in Camp Armadillo, with Taliban fighters a stone's throw away…
DVD Information
Binding: DVD
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Manufacturer: Lorber Films
Original Release Date:
- Janus Metz Pedersen
Summary: Armadillo puts you right in the middle of the war in Afghanistan. Only this time we go with a group of recruits from Denmark


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