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It has become the theme of Week One: "I'm playing."
You've heard it from around the NFL from injured players who are in some doubt for their teams' openers, starting with Jason Witten and Hakeem Nicks in Wednesday's Cowboys-Giants tilt.
The list has become long and distinguished in a short period of time.
Brian Urlacher. Trent Richardson. Adrian Peterson. Michael Vick said it a few weeks ago. Ryan Mathews continues to insist he'll play Monday when few others believe he will.
So much for questioning this generation of players' toughness.
But what about their intelligence? What about the regard for their long-term health?
Is playing today worth it if it means missing two or three or more tomorrows?
Let's start with Urlacher. He's as tough and game as they come. He'll strap 'em on any time and hit someone, just for fun. So, when he missed time with an injured left knee in training camp, you knew it was serious. Some questioned the timing of his surgery, and when news that he traveled to Europe for an experimental, non-surgical treatment of the knee surfaced, you knew this was not Urlacher messing around.
His knee, as he said in a recent interview is not the same. It will never be the same. Those are his words, so you take them at face value. Not much misdirection in his game. Just as you believe he'll be out there Sunday. But the Packers are on the slate four days later. More important game perhaps? What will such a turnaround mean for his health this season? You'd have to think he's going to be dealing with it every day this season, tacked with the questions from the media to follow.
Richardson and Peterson are going to be shackled by their coaches, which is a good thing. They might not be happy about it now, but it's too bad for them. Pat Shurmur and Leslie Frazier are young coaches with rebuilding teams who know that winning one game is not the goal here. They need their horses for the long run. Not that the Bears do not with Urlacher; they just have a better infrastructure and can sustain such a loss a little more easily.
Sometimes players need to be saved from themselves. The Eagles have tried their best to tell Vick to tone it down in the preseason and make the smart play (throw it away!) instead of opening himself up to big hits. When the regular-season lights hit, fine. But you have to be smart, too.
And for NFL players trying to prove their toughness or manliness by defying doctors' or trainers' or coaches' orders, well, it's just bad business. Do those folks sometimes play conservatively? Sure. But rarely do we look back and say "what if?" with a team holding an injured player back.
Coaches live by a well-worn saying, which is "next man up." Backups love it because it gives them a chance to prove themselves. Starters, and namely stars, should sometimes heed those words, too.


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Your own Private Resort - City, Valley, Mtn views in Phoenix
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 14
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Talasera
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Luxuriate in this spacious single-level million dollar home. Nearly
4,000 square feet with stunning
mosaic stone floors, hand-crafted coved ceilings, marble bath with
jetted tub and unique built-in
statuary. Exquisite decor everywhere! Huge master suite with wall-
mounted TV and wonderful view.
Sophisticated entertaining is easy with fully equipped upscale kitchen, three
ovens, two dishwashers and two
sinks. Along with the Central sound system, there is complete
surround sound in the TV room; and a
baby grand piano for those who enjoy making their own music.
The private enclosed front entrance courtyard is perfect for
relaxing, or you can unwind in the
heated spa or swim in the pool while enjoying a spectacular view of
both the nearby natural
landscape and the distant cityscape.
The nearby preserve area can be accessed easily for you to hike,
bike, horseride and explore in an
unspoiled mountain setting. All sorts of guides and resources are
available to you in the home.
This is vacation living at its finest � a perfect southwestern
experience with just the right amount
of privacy and still close enough to everything the metropolitan area
has to offer.
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Can sleep 10 adults Plus 10 on add'l mattresses, sofa pullouts if you want! Master
bedroom has king-sized bed, Queen
and Double bed in other bedrooms. Bonus room has pull-out Queen, three exra queen mattresses, 4 twins, etc. Fully air conditioned
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Fully stocked linens (high-end sheets & comforters)
All the necessaries, iron, ironing board, toaster, coffee maker,
dishes, stemware, etc.
Steam room
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Wireless internet
Outdoor patio furniture in front courtyard and back yard
4-burner Outdoor Gas Barbeque
Complete laundry area
activities and attractions in Phoenix Arizona
* 15 minutes from airport, downtown Phoenix and Tempe
* All the great attractions of a major metropolis: museums [art,
science, Native American, living
history, archeological, children�s and more], diverse parks, Desert
Botanical Garden, Phoenix Zoo,
ASU�s Gammage Theatre, Red River Music Hall, the new Cardinal
stadium [home of the 2008 Superbowl in
Glendale], many outdoor sports including golf in various parks &
resorts, exciting spring training
games, Firebird International Raceway, innumerable restaurants and
shopping, of course! From Tempe�s
Mill Avenue unique shops to the Arizona Mills Outlet Mall with stores
like: Neiman Marcus, Sak's 5th
Avenue, and Ralph Lauren and the Chandler Fashion Center with
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* Flagstaff, Sedona, Tucson, Bisbee, Prescott, Jerome and other
interesting places are within easy
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Please call for rates. Monthly rates, additional weeks and days available
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Non-refundable cleaning fee is $200
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Top things to do in Phoenix
- Mountain Hiking
- Horseback Riding
- Golf
- Desert Tours
- Sunning
Top things to do on a budget
- Hiking the MANY trails in Preserve Parks
- Explore Nature Preserve Parks
- Bicycling
- River Floats down the Salt River
- Drive throught the Hills nearby
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What are your summer plans? For a high school student in Tempe, she'll be performing in concerts across the globe.
And that may be just the beginning.
Don't let the Converse high-tops fool you. Jennifer Chiang may look like any other high schooler. until you hear the beautiful music that pours from her soul.
The 17-year-old senior at Tempe's Corona Del Sol High School always wanted to play the flute. But she only started playing six years ago.
"For a couple of years I begged my parents and they finally let me start in 6th grade," she says.
Her gift landed her a spot in the first ever National Youth Orchestra, run out of famed Carnegie hall in New York City.
She has quite a summer planned.
"We have our first performance at the Kennedy Center and then we travel to St. Petersburg or Moscow and our last destination is London," says Jennifer. "When you see your audience smile it's like, why you play."
Jennifer just auditioned for the Juilliard School of Music. She's always put academics first.
"I'd be a doctor during the day and a musician at night."
Her philosophy for success is actually pretty simple.
"I'm going to work my hardest now, so whether or not I succeed or fail I can look back and say I couldn't have tried harder."
Jennifer credits Corona Del Sol's excellent music program and its director Alex Dudley for much of her success.
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Frank Denzler
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Following nearly three months without one, the Carthage Town Board recently announced that current Knightstown Chief of Police Danny Baker is the town's new marshal.
Baker assumed his duties earlier this week and will work 80 hourly monthly.
The hiring follows the tumultuous six month tenure of Clint Ellis, who served as marshal on an interim basis until being relieved of his duties in December, 2012.
The Carthage Marshal is the only paid officer in the rural community.
Applications are currently being accepted by Baker and the town board for deputy marshals.
Baker is no stranger to law enforcement, having served as chief of police in nearby Knightstown for a number of years.
His hiring was welcomed by Rush County Sheriff Jeff Sherwood.
"I think he is a very good choice for the town of Carthage. I have known him for a number of years," Sherwood said.
The town of Carthage is located in Ripley Township and sits along the Big Blue River in the northwestern part of Rush County.
According to the 2010 census, the rural community has a population of 927.
Since the release of Baker's predecessor, Rush County deputies have responded to the calls for assistance in the area; although they will still respond when needed, Baker's hiring will allow the community to have more consistent coverage and a better law enforcement presence.
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Kanga is waiting to meet you at Helen Woodward Animal Center. She has been spayed and is up-to-date on all of his vaccinations. Her adoption fee is $379, and, as with all pets adopted from Helen Woodward Animal Center, she is micro chipped for identification. As an added bonus, Kanga also comes with two free passes to Sea World!
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modern living + innovative design + inspiring ideas
Dart Modern Bronze 21-Inch-WPendant Light
"If you don't include at least one geometric design in your home, shame on you!"
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+Pantone announced their color of the year this week. Emerald Green will be the color focus of the year throughout the design industry so keep your eye out!
+Legendary architect, Oscar Niemeyer passed away at the age of 104 on Wednesday. He's known for designing beautiful architecture around the world and his brilliance will be missed.
+Speaking of great architecture, Kate Arends from Wit + Delight has a great post on Louis Kahn and is famous Norman Fisher House.
+They are the coolest city lights you'll ever see... L.A. Times Photography posted satelite images of earth at night on-line and they are spectacular. Frame-worthy for sure!
+If you're a new designer starting out or you just have some questions about working in the design industry, graphic designer Shauna Haider has a great advice column on her blog Nubby Twiglet.
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At the moment, I'm obsessed with desk lighting – it's probably because I'm one of those designers that would rather have good table lighting on than an overhead light during the day. Let's say goodbye fluorescent lighting, shall we? There are tons of desk lamp styles to choose from – industrial, modern, contemporary, traditional, the list could go on and on. I've chosen two of my current favorite desk lamps to highlight in this "get the look" feature.
There are a lot of things to love about this workspace (above) – my favorite is a pharmacy-style desk lamp. I've got to say that if you want to get this look, the Bruno desk lamp (below) is an honorable take on a 1933 design manufactured by the Kaiser Company in Germany.
Robert Abbey Bruno Bronze Pharmacy Desk Lamp
The rich bronze finish makes it a stand out piece. Having this light on your desk is bound to get your creativity going.
Want a more modern and iconic desk lamp? The Draper is perfect for you. This mid-century retro and classic style (above) is one lamp that I find a lot of clients and friends looking for – it's luckily sold right here.
Draper Black Mid-Century Desk Lamp
What I love even more about this version (above) is that it has two lights, which can illuminate your desk with either one or both lights one. It's a must have if this is your style.
What kind of desk lamp are you coveting for your workspace?
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When most people think about modern interiors or modern lofts they might think about something cold, raw, and industrial. But they're only fooling themselves.
The use of soft pastel colors in modern art and home decor contrasts the stark white surfaces and concrete elements, creating an incredibly soft and luxurious design. This hand painted wall mural (above) is done in the most beautiful soft colors, creating such a dynamic statement that nearly takes my breath away. The Turkish area rug grounds this space and contrasts nicely with the modern dining table. Lastly, whether concrete is being used as flooring, furniture or accessories it always adds perfect texture to any modern space.
Cerno Onus Modern Grey Black Concrete Desk Lamp
Most modern sofas can hold their own, but hanging a collection of modern art above brings so much more character to the room. It's these details that allow an individual's true character to show through in the design. The soft colored art mixed with the black and white create a soothing and sculptural effect. A simple modern coffee table is also a great addition to any living space.
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And of course don't forget that lighting is art too. A colorful or sculptural pendant light can be the key element to bringing your room to life.
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When I first laid my eyes on this home located in Danderyd Sweden, I gasped with sheer delight. The colors and the mix of materials make for an amazing modern home. The exterior compels you to want to tour the interior. Both are perfection.
This artistic home is made up of four large spaces in all four levels, which are hidden within the design. The four spaces create a backdrop to allow the inhabitants a chance to live how they see fit. It's an unconventional way of living but oh so brilliant.
You will find black tiles on the floor and smooth white plaster on the walls, throughout the entire home. Some may think it's a cold way of living but furnished and accessorised right, it becomes amazing.
The exterior of this home is made up of deep blue plaster and oak window boxes. The contrast of the walls and windows are striking and it looks very dimensional, not to mention very grand. Architects Bolle Tham and Martin Videgård Hansson designed this modern masterpiece, creating a simple form that has lasting effects.
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Between you and me, I would raise a family in a home like this in a second. Our home right now is somewhat unpredictable and I like that way of living. When choosing to live a modern life, you sacrifice some details to gain a wider spectrum. It's not for everyone but for some, it's pure bliss.
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If you've been to the Downtown Art Walk in Los Angeles then you most likely have seen Robert Vargas on these streets painting live portraits. And you've most likely been mesmerized by not only how amazing these portraits are, but the how captivating his live performances are. As the crowd gathers around Vargas selects his models from the audience and creates gorgeous portraits in about 5 minutes. The spectators stand around, jaws dropped, hoping they are the next to be selected to have their portraits drawn by the oh so talented Robert Vargas.
There are amazing things happening down there and this Boyle Heights native and his Pratt Institute education are really bringing out the true characters.
The emotion that is captured in not only the performance, but in each piece is something that is truly represents the vibe of downtown LA.
The crowds gather around while Vargas goes to town! Who wouldn't want to be one of the lucky ones selected to have their portrait painted?! Hanging his work in your modern interior would bring so much character to your space. His work would be a great compliment to any of the industrial downtown lofts filled with modern furniture.
Vargas was commissioned to do a live mural of The Far East Movement last year at the art walk. Once the mural was painted, Far East Movement started their performance while the mural dried in the background.The finished painting symbolizes "staying present and capturing the moment," states Vargas. He continues, "Fans of FM and myself will get to experience both Music and Art like never before at the Art Walk."
You can not only find Vargas's work down at the LA Art Walk but you can also find his murals on buildings across East LA.
Artwork is the perfect way to bring character into your own home, and is even better when your modern home decor is created by an emerging artist who is able to capture all your emotion and spirit in one single piece. A trip to LA Artwalk to see Vargas is in order for us all.
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Homemade chicken soup recipes
Whether you have whole chickens to stew or just want to jazz up your carton of broth, here are 5 unique chicken soup recipes that are easy to make.
Slow Cooker Rich Chicken Noodle Soup
Once you throw your whole chicken and veggies in the pot, your slow cooker does all the work. This will leave you with a rich, healthy chicken broth which you can freeze and save for later, or finish off with added chicken chunks and egg noodles.
You'll feel like a spring chicken after sipping this restorative soup, made from poaching two whole chickens you can set aside and roast for dinner. Add some sliced lasagna noodles, green peas, a shake of Parmesan and you're done.
This recipe starts with pre-made stock and throws in a couple of chicken legs for flavour. The best part is making tasty dumplings out of leftover bread.
The stars of this chicken soup are emerald green spinach dumplings, enriching this soup with a ton of folate and vitamin A. Just whirr the dumpling ingredients in your food processor, form by tablespoonfuls and drop into your favourite chicken soup or broth.
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Kevin Simmons, an economist at Austin College in Sherman, Texas, has analyzed what it would cost for Oklahoma or Alabama to fund shelters for every single household, and found that it would cost Oklahoma between $5 million and $10 million per tornado-related death and Alabama about $40 million per fatality – an expense that may be hard to justify.
That's because dying from a tornado is only slightly more likely than being killed by lightning. About 70 people a year are killed by one of about 1,200 tornadoes that hit the United States, according to government data. Lightning kills about 54 people a year.
Even in 2011 – a horrible year with 500 more tornadoes than is typical – the storms killed 553 people. Car accidents, meanwhile, killed about 690 people per week in 2009, and that was an unusually low number.
"If you're going to force people to spend money, is it logical to force them to spend an extra $10,000 on a house when their biggest risk is dying in a car?" asks Tim Reinhold, chief engineer at the Institute for Business and Home Safety.
For anyone who's been through a tornado, perhaps the real value of a shelter is peace of mind.
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Rita White experienced an EF-5 tornado in Athens, Ala., in 1974, when she was a seventh-grader. "It was very, very scary," she said of her memories of that storm, which made the 2011 tornado even worse.
Athens did not change building codes following the May 2011 tornadoes. Limestone County itself has no building codes, even though housing development is happening in unincorporated parts of the county.
The steps Limestone County did take involved getting better at communications and warnings. It added five satellite phones because of troubles with cell phone communications after the tornado, and it built a small call center so volunteers after a storm won't have to use the desks of the three-person emergency management staff.


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LEESBURG, Ga. — A reward of up to $10,000 has been offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in a residential arson in Lee County last Saturday, according to state and county officials.
When Lee County firefighters responded to an early morning fire at 108 Berkely Drive, they discovered that the home had been broken into and items taken, Lee County Fire Department Inspector Matthew Pearce said. According to Pearce, when smoke and flames were subdued and the premises inspected, the case was ruled an arson. Officials say the investigation is now a joint project of the Lee County Fire Department, the Lee County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia Fire Marshal's Office.
Georgia Fire Marshal's Office Investigator James Atkins said neighbors and witnesses are still being interviewed, and there are two persons of interest being questioned in the case.
"Right now, it's a hit-or-miss situation," Pearce said. "We have some decent leads and tips but nothing really solid. Somebody out there knows something."
Pearce asked anyone with information about any arson case to call 1-800-282-5802 or go to www.georgiaarsoncontrol.com. According to Pearce, those who provide tips can remain anonymous and still be eligible for applicable rewards.
Officials say the Lee County home was heavily damaged by smoke and fire but is not beyond repair. According to Pearce, the arson investigation has been completed and owners Dean and Deborah Lewis have been cleared to return to their home.
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Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Piccolo, Oboe, Recorder, Violin, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings
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Uses: Advent, Christmas Scripture: John 7:42; Micah 5:2; Luke 2:4-6 Twirling like a Hebrew dance and leaping from the pages of prophecy, this celebratory combination of folk song and carol is a jovial shout of praise for Advent. Unmistakable in its impact, the anthem sings itself while the rollicking accompaniment creates an engine of joy propelling this piece into the heart of the listener. Two well know melodies join in a ballet of sound celebrating the anticipation of the coming Messiah. Available separately: SATB, StudioTrax CD, Orchestration CD-rom (Score & parts for Flute 1&2 (Flt 2 dbl Piccolo), Oboe, Clarinet 1&2, Bassoon, Horn 1&2, Trumpet 1, Trumpet 2&3, Trombone 1&2, Bass Trombone/Tuba, Timp, Perc 1&2, Harp, Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello, Double Bass). Duration: ca. 3:56. New product for the week of May 21, 2012.Return Policy Exception: This product can not be returned if opened but it can be exchanged if defective, for the exact same title.
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Piccolo, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, Harp, Lute, Trumpet, Bass Trombone, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Tuba, Folk, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Guitar
Uses: General, Advent, Revival, Praise Team, Youth Scripture: Acts 1:11; John 14:1-4; Jude 1:14; Revelation 16:15 This contemporary praise anthem celebrates the joyful anticipation of Christ's return. Enlivened by a high-energy syncopated theme, this festive acclamation soars with a memorable chorus and an uplifting text. The final ostinato is a great moment mixing traditional choral techniques with a purely modern musical vernacular. The results are stunning and a fitting finale to a truly praise-worthy new worship song. Available separately: SATB, StudioTrax CD, Orchestration CD-rom (Score & parts for Flute 1&2, Oboe, Clarinet 1&2, Bassoon, Horn 1&2, Trumpet 1-3, Trombone 1-3, Tuba, Violin 1&2, Viola, Cello and Double Bass). Duration: ca. 4:27. New product for the week of May 21, 2012.Return Policy Exception: This product can not be returned if opened but it can be exchanged if defective, for the exact same title.
Instruments: Choir, Flute, Clarinet, Oboe, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, Lute, Trumpet, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Tuba, Vocal, Woodwinds, Brass, Strings, Guitar
By Johann Strauss. Piano, Drum, Guitar, Trumpet, Saxophone, Horn, Bass. 32 pages. PDF.
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Pages: 32
Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Saxophone, Horn, Drums, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Brass, Percussion
Genres: Classical
By Various. For voice and C instrument. Hal Leonard Paperback Songs. Motown. Difficulty: easy-medium. Fakebook. Vocal melody, lyrics, chord names and guitar chord reference. 255 pages. Published by Hal Leonard
Pages: 255
Instruments: Piano, Guitar, Voice, Piccolo, Oboe, Recorder, Violin, Piano and Keyboard, Vocal, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Motown, Urban
This is an exclusive transcription for flute, horn and piano of MEDIUM skill level from the original composition by Johann Sebastian Bach. This title is available as instant sheet music download. Contents: air on the g string, air from the suite no.3 for strings, air on a g string, air on g string, air on g
Instruments: Flute, Woodwinds
Genres: Classical
Anonymus V by Gordon Goodwin. For Solo Saxophone. Published by Seesaw Music Corp (SS.50013270).
Instruments: Saxophone, Woodwinds
(For Melody Instrument and Piano). By Paul Reade. For Clarinet & Piano. Part(s); Solo; Woodwind - B-Flat Clarinet Solo. Faber Edition. Published by Faber Music
Instruments: Piano, B-Flat Clarinet, Piano and Keyboard, Clarinet, Woodwinds
A systematic approach to mastering the entire range of the saxophone through major and minor scales and arpeggios. Rather than focusing on the middle of the saxophone range and a limited number of key signatures, the goal here is to teach students to read in all key signatures - including enharmonic keys - and to play comfortably in the extreme registers. This book offers exercises that focus in these specific problem areas. It begins with one-octave scales and arpeggios followed by preparatory studies for the full range. This preparation is achieved through exercises extending upward and downward from the middle range with scales finally played full range. Each scale or arpeggio exercise is stated in order of increasing sharps or flats, ultimately addressing all major and minor keys. Report forms for each exercise and key (including metronome markings) are provided so students can evaluate their progress.
Instruments: Saxophone, Harp, Woodwinds, Strings
This is an exclusive transcription for clarinet & piano of EASY/MEDIUM skill level from the original composition by Ludwig Van Beethoven. This title is available as instant sheet music download. Contents: für elise, for eliza, bagatelle, bagatella,elize
Instruments: Clarinet, Woodwinds
Genres: Classical
Hymns for Flute and Piano Made Easy Book/CD Set by Dona Gilliam and Mizzy McCaskill. For Flute. Solos. Made Easy. Sacred. Beginning. Book/CD Set. 48 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.21347BCD). ISBN 9780786674787. Sacred. 8.5x11 inches. Practice your favorite hymns with an accompanist at home or in your studio! Hymns for Flute and Piano Made Easy is a collection of fifteen traditional hymns arranged for flute solo with piano accompaniment: A Mighty Fortress is Our God; All Glory Laud and Honor; Amazing Grace; Christ the Lord is Risen Today; Come, Ye Thankful People and more. The flute score includes both the hymn tune and an easy descant part that will add variety to the performance setting. The CD contains two accompaniment tracks for each hymn; the first is played on piano, and the second on pipe organ. The collection is perfect for the flutist who wishes to play familiar hymns in the church setting.
Pages: 48
Instruments: Piano Accompaniment, Flute, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Apocalyptica. (Full Score and Parts). By George Rochberg. Concert Band. For Piccolo, Flute I, Flute II, Oboe, Clarinet (in Eb), Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Clarinet III, Eb Alto Clarinet, Bb Bass Clarinet, Bbb Contrabass Clarinet, Bassoon, Alto Saxophone I, Alto Saxophone II, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Cornet I, Cornet II,. Contemporary. Score and Set of Parts. Standard notation. 56 + pages. Duration 20 minutes. Published by Theodore Presser Company (PR.115400750). With Standard notation. contemporary.
Instruments: Piccolo, Bass Clarinet, Oboe, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Bassoon, Double Bass, Cornet, Flute, Woodwinds, Clarinet, Saxophone, Strings, Trumpet, Brass
Uses: General, Concert, Festival Scripture: Isaiah 6:3; Revelation 4:8-11; Philippians 2:11 Carl Czerny is known primarily for his piano music and for his instruction by Beethoven. Now for the first time in print, we present one of his important choral works of this notable classical composer. Soaring in glorious harmony, this hidden gem deserves to be heard. Choirs of distinction will welcome this powerfully effective addition to their repertoire. Available separately: SATB, Orchestration CD-rom (Score & parts for 2 Oboes, 2 Bassoons, 2 Trumpets in C, Bass Trombone, Timpani, 2 Violins, Viola, Cello, Double Bass). Duration: ca. 5:20. New product for the week of May 21, 2012.
Instruments: Choir, Piano, Oboe, Bassoon, Violin, Cello, Viola, Double Bass, Trumpet, Bass Trombone, Trombone, Bass Guitar, Timpani, Vocal, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds, Strings, Brass, Guitar, Percussion
You Are Mine by David Haas. For 2-part choir, piano accompaniment, cello (or bassoon) and C instrument (2-part). Celebration Series. Instrumental parts optional. Worship, Sacred and Choral. Easy. Vocal score. Vocal score notation, lyrics, piano accompaniment, chord names and harmony parts. 7 pages. Published by GIA Publications (GI.G-3656). With vocal score notation, lyrics, piano accompaniment, chord names and harmony parts. Worship, Sacred and Choral. 7x10.5 inches.
Pages: 7
Instruments: Choir, Guitar, Voice, Piano Accompaniment, Piccolo, Oboe, Bassoon, Recorder, Violin, Cello, Vocal, Piano, Piano and Keyboard, Flute, Woodwinds, Strings
Genres: Christian, Religious
Irish Session Tunes - The Green Book (100 Irish Dance Tunes and Airs). Edited by Geraldine Cotter. For Flute, Tin Whistle, or Bagpipe. Music Sales America. Irish, Folk, Celtic. Book only. 64 pages. Ossian Publications #OMB141. Published by Ossian Publications (HL.14016244). ISBN 1900428563. Irish, Folk, Celtic. 8.25x12 inches. This series contains over 100 Irish dance tunes and airs in each volume. The collections contain a varied selection of widely played and lesser-known tunes, divided into different dance rhythms, and then sorted into sets of similar tunes to be played at Irish sessions. The range of the tunes are particularly suitable for the fiddle, but can be used on other instruments.The "green book" includes jigs, reels, hornpipes, set dances, slow airs and more, in simple form for musicians of all levels. Ideal for the pennywhistle, tinwhistle, flute or pipes. Songs include: Dan the Cobbler • Open the Door • Miss Monaghan • Dunphy's • The Orange Rogue • Anach Cuain • and many more.
Pages: 64
Instruments: Flute, Bagpipe, Tin Whistle, Woodwinds, Folk
Genres: Celtic, Folk, Irish, St. Patrick's Day, World, Celebrations
By Andrew Lloyd Webber. Flute. Woodwind Solo. Book only. 16 pages. Faber Music #F509819. Published by Faber Music
Pages: 16
Instruments: Piano, Flute, Piano and Keyboard, Woodwinds
Genres: Broadway
Radetzky March (Full Score and Parts). By Johann Strauss, Jr. (1825-1899). Arranged by Andrew Balent. Concert Band. For Flute, Oboe, Flute II, Clarinet I, Clarinet II, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Trumpet I, Trumpet II, Horn, Tenor, Euphonium, Tuba, Bells, Timpani, Snare Drum, Bass Drum, Triangle. Carl Fischer Young Performance Series. Grade 2-2.5. Score and Set of Parts. Standard notation. 16 pages. Duration 2 minutes, 50 seconds. Published by Carl Fischer (CF.YPS40). ISBN 0825855551. With Standard notation. A true classic for orchestra is now available in an easy-to-play version by this first-class arranger. Andrew Balent is noted for capturing the essence of original works within the technical limitations of younger students. This arrangement is a superb alternative to play as a contest/festival warm-up march.
Pages: 16
Instruments: Flute, Bass Clarinet, Oboe, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Bassoon, Horn, B-Flat Trumpet, Euphonium, Percussion, Timpani, Tuba, Woodwinds, Clarinet, Saxophone, Brass, Trumpet
Genres: Classical
By Dave Koz. For saxophone (alto, tenor, or soprano). Instrumental. Smooth Jazz. Difficulty: difficult. Instrumental solo book. Chord names, transcriptions, introductory text and black & white photos. 90 pages. Published by Cherry Lane Music
Pages: 90
Instruments: Saxophone, Woodwinds
Genres: Smooth Jazz, Jazz, Jazz & Blues
Flute Magic - An Introduction to the Native American Flute (Third Edition). By Tim R. Crawford. Edited by Dr. Kathleen Joyce-Grendahl. For Flute. Methods. Native American. Beginning. Book. 176 pages. Published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc (MB.99190). ISBN 9780786658169. Native American. 8.75x11.75 inches. This book contains 20 chapters addressing everything from the origin and design of the Native American flute to a method for learning to play the instrument and read its music. Together with the fingering exercises presented in eight lessons, a number of tunes are included for both the five and six-hole Native American flute. Old standards, indigenous music, and original compositions are presented, meeting the needs of beginning to advanced players. This useful and practical guide to the Native American flute is suitable for either individual or classroom instruction.
Pages: 176
Instruments: Flute, Woodwinds
Genres: Americana, Native American, Folk, World
Cappricio, Andante & Humoresque (Gb) by Jean Daetwyler. For alphorn, piccolo, strings & percussion. Swiss import. Grade 5. Score and parts. Published by Editions Marc Reift (MA.EMR-1227).
Instruments: Piccolo, Percussion, Alphorn, Flute, Woodwinds, Folk
The Lord of the Rings - Instrumental Solos (Flute) (Flute). By Howard Shore. Edited by Jeannette DeLisa and Bill Gallifor. For flute solo. Instrumental Series; Play-Along. Movies and Play Along. Instrumental solo book and accompaniment CD. Standard notation. 28 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing (AP.IFM0404CD). ISBN 0757916589. With standard notation. Movies and Play Along. 9x12 inches. Music from all three films arranged for wind instruments. Desirable and collectible, these instrumental folios are loaded with full-color photos of scenes from all three films. They are printed on top-quality antique paper stock, and the covers showcase the new "trilogy" artwork. The wind instrument books are completely compatible with each other and can be played together or as solos. Each book contains a carefully edited part that is appropriate for the Level 2-3 player and a fully orchestrated accompaniment CD. Each theme on the CD is presented as a "demo" track (which features that particular instrument) and as a "play-along" track without the solo instrument. New icons are used in the books to guide the players through the accompaniment options. A separate piano accompaniment book with CD is available for the wind series. The instrumental solo part, in concert pitch, is added above the piano part. The CD features live demonstration performances of various instrument tracks from the series. Titles are the twelve major themes from the blockbuster trilogy: from The Fellowship of the Ring: The Prophecy * In Dreams * Concerning Hobbits * Many Meetings * The Black Rider; from The Two Towers: Gollum's Song * Rohan * Evenstar * Forth Eorlingas; from The Return of the King: Into the West * The Steward of Gondor * Minas Tirith.
Pages: 28
Instruments: Flute, Woodwinds
Genres: Film & TV


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INDIANAPOLIS — Managed Health Services is partnering with the National Kidney Foundation of Indiana and its Kidney Early Evaluation Program on a special health event offering free health screenings, fitness tips, and information on healthy eating.
The healthy lifestyle event is 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 16 at Calvary Temple Church, 2901 N. Post Road. The event is open to the public.
MHS will offer health-related giveaways and have staff available to share information about Hoosier Healthwise and the Healthy Indiana Plan, both health-care programs available through MHS to qualified residents throughout the state.
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Vikings: The colorful history of coachspeak
[size=13pt]Jim Souhan: The colorful history of coachspeak[/size]
Sadly, Brad Childress doesn't seem to have much in common with his predecessors when it comes to media quips.
Jim Souhan, Star Tribune
Last update: September 07, 2006 – 5:58 PM
Brad Childress appears to be a serious, intentionally-boring, buttoned-down football coach.
Which is too bad. Maybe facing the pressure and scrutiny of real games will draw out his personality.
We can only hope. I don't know the career records of any Vikings coaches, but I remember what they had to say and how they said it.
Here is the often profane, frequently profound oral history that Childress has inherited:
Norm Van Brocklin: After swinging at a writer from Dallas and suffering a bruised hand, he said he was victimized by an unprovoked attack from a post.
When a newspaper guy begged him to move training camp closer to the Twin Cities for publicity purposes, the Dutchman said: "What the hell do these 36 stiffs need with publicity? What we need is cover and concealment."
Asked how to stunt the trend of soccer-style kicking, he said, "Tighten the immigration laws."
Bud Grant: The great coach often offered wisdom:
• "A good coach needs a patient wife, a loyal dog and a good quarterback, but not in that order."
• "I have always felt that any time I'm hollering, I'm not thinking."
• "It's a game. A player has to like it. We expect to have a good time and run a happy ship."
Les Steckel: He took the football-as-war metaphor seriously, and lasted one year because of thoughts like: "You don't change your gameplan just because the enemy sneaks up on you in the middle of a river."
Jerry Burns: It was Burns who said, "It's easy to be humble when you're as ugly as I am."
He blamed the team's woes on the Metrodome security guard who tried to prevent him from entering the stadium to coach his first game: "If he would have pulled his gun and stopped me, everybody would have been spared all these problems."
More Burns:
• "Football's too much of a business to be a sport, and too much of a sport to be a business."
• "In life, we're all actors and we play a role, and you gotta do it. I hope I'm the same guy, but I don't have the same role I used to have in this little play that I have going."
• "We had a saying when we were kids: If you're so smart, how come you aren't rich? Now the whole thing's been turned around. The players are rich, so they think that means they're smart."
Dennis Green: Green became defined more by his grudging interviews than his considerable successes. Minutes after a game-losing play at Green Bay, he said, "That's yesterday's news."
In his first news conference after writing a book threatening to sue team owners, he insisted on talking only about the next opponent, reciting, "Tampa Bay, Tampa Bay."
After a tenure in which he regularly attacked his real and perceived critics, he insisted, "You can find me on the high road."
On his autobiography: "I like it. In fact, I love it. I really do. I've read it about four times, to be honest with you, and I wrote it."
Mike Tice: How many NFL coaches would lead cheers for a team that could help him in the playoff race, chanting: "E-A-G-L-E-S! Eagles!"
Speaking of his players before a big game: "I'm not Knute Rockne. They know they're the underdogs. Probably half their wives don't think they can win."
This, the week after the game in which Randy Moss left the field early: "If he stays on the field for 60 minutes, we've got a chance."
Self-explanatory: "I'm balding, but there isn't anything I can do about it. I'm not going to spray that spray on my divot."
Childress may warm up eventually, but I can't imagine him ever talking about spraying that spray on his divot.
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
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This one-day course is a condensed version of our full four-day class, LF426 - Advanced Linux Performance Tuning. In this instructor-led training we cover the concepts and strategies that will let you tune your systems and achieve substantial performance improvements. We focus on essential topics that will let students gain a basic understanding of which knobs and interfaces are available on any recent Linux system and how we can modify them to maximize performance. Technical discussions of the default kernel behaviors are included and scenarios where manual optimization is required are presented throughout the class.
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No. 7 TCU Upended by South Carolina at Nationals
April 19, 2013
WACO, Texas - No. 4 seeded TCU tried to rally late Friday afternoon in Western, but came up short at Extraco Coliseum, falling to No. 5 seeded South Carolina in the second round of the 2013 NCEA Championship, 5-2.
The Horned Frogs ended the year 10-5 in Western, while South Carolina improved to 10-5 with the victory. As a team, TCU closed its season with an 8-9 overall record and 3-3 mark in league play, which was good enough for second-place in the regular-season conference standings.
In Horsemanship, the Frogs battled the Gamecocks, who are coming off an SEC Championship, to a 2-2 draw, but couldn't make up the difference following a sweep by USC in Reining.
Sophomore Calli Rouse put the Frogs on the board in Horsemanship, defeating Katie Kopf, 147-142.5. Erin Gillette tallied the other point for TCU in the event, upending Sam Chiodo, 143.5-136.5. With the win, Rouse ended the season at 8-4-2 overall, while Gillette closed out her first year in the program recording a 10-5-0 record. The win for the freshman was impressive in the fact that coming into nationals Chiodo was tabbed an NCEA All-American after going 7-1 during the regular-season.
Samantha Bayer, a sophomore from Oregon, was the lone bright spot for the Frogs in Reining, riding Polly to a 138.5-138.5 draw versus Layla Choate. All-America honoree Alexi Child appeared well on her way to scoring a point for the Frogs in the event, but dropped a 136-134 setback to Amanda Pope.


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The Miscellaneous Rantings of Marie-Lizette
Last Hand of Maria Ho vs. Allen Bari in WSOP Event #4
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La Rullés Triple (Bière De Gaume) - Brasserie Artisanale De Rulles SPRL
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Reviews by OldFrothingSlosh:
3.7/5 rDev -8.6%
750ml green bottle courtesy of AKSmokedPorter.
Appearance is wonderful. BOISTEROUS white head foams up and slowly dies down to a finger-thick layer in the glass. Near-100% coverage of the glass with sticky lace. Aromas have some characteristic tripel notes: sweet sugar, "yeasties", perhaps a whiff of pepper. Also some wet grass. Flavor not as bold as expected. Very subdued. Sweetness rises up front, middle dries out a little with a yeast-caked earthen flavor, and ends with a spicy/peppery dryness. Much more bitter/hoppy than expected, but I thought this was a nice twist on the style. Fizzy-thin mouthfeel that tickles the nostrils as you consume it. Very light for a big 8.4% (8.4%....are you KIDDING ME?!) Belgian tripel. A "light" beer to start an evening of NCAA hoops. Unexpected but well-received.
Cheers to AKSmokedPorter for hooking me up with this one.
03-18-2006 01:16:12 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
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4.13/5 rDev +2%
Poured into a large tulip glass a hazed deep golden with a real dark orange tint a big fluffy white head leaving some soap scum-like lace as it settled slowly.First aromas I pick up are slight phenolic clove and overripe fruit touch of herb and iron close it out.Very easy going down for its hefty weight,green apple intertwined with a herbal tea quality are very prominent on the palate a slight phenolic clovey spice element is there but thankfully its in check the Belgian yeast is a big flavor component.A nice triple its not over the top in any of its characteristics just solid.
06-21-2007 23:22:27 | More by oberon
4.28/5 rDev +5.7%
Appearance This one is a bright, glowing orange in color with a good, even head that behaved itself quite nicely.
Smell This nose was big right out of the fridge. Theres a sharp, de rankish bitterness to this bouquet that is very interesting. The yeast finally did come on towards the end of the bottle. It was a bit unbalanced but I enjoyed it nevertheless.
Taste This is a bitter Tripel for sure. The yeast is there and supports the hops well, but make no mistake this is not one of those super-orangey Abbey lightweights. The sweetness comes on just at the end. It really is a nice, original, and very complete flavor profile.
Mouthfeel This one is a solid medium-bodied with some good, unusually strong bitterness and terrific carbonation.
Drinkability This was a bit different than the usual offerings of the style, but I enjoyed it immensely.
Comments Im probably rating this one a bit higher than it deserves, but it just really hit all my buttons. Its not a classic in the truest sense of the word, and definitely not one to introduce a friend to the style, but I loved it. Id almost say that the style was in error on the site except that it says, Tripel, right on the label.
01-08-2005 02:32:18 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev -1.2%
05-31-2013 00:15:22 | More by aszatk01
3.45/5 rDev -14.8%
Served on tap in the brewers glassware at Maduro in Madison, WI.
Cloudy beige lemon with loads of thick cellular cream. Fantastik retention.
Aromas of fruit, I mean big, sweet, ripe fruit. Mangos, ripe pears, passion fruit, star fruit and other high in fructose sweet fruits. Yeasty.
Almost creamy up front, flavors are mainly powdery yeasts, a bit of lemon, and dry malts. I feel really let down. The flavors really dont match up with the aromas at all in this one. I find the taste kind of dull. A sweetness perpetuates throughout but the fruit is absent. The finish is powdery and dry to the point of being flat. This dryness works well as a palate cleanser making this beer a wonderful choice for an aperitif. Still, I find that it is not for me. Too sweet and a bit too bland.
04-20-2006 19:38:57 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
Part of Novare's Belgian Bier Fest, and It is on my up rising list, Yes!
Served in a De Rulles Glass golden orange in color with a dense white head. The head leaves a hugh amount of lace on the glass.
The nose is sweet, slightly bready, with a strong maltyness. The yeast is present but not overwhelming, while the overall nose is subdued.
Pleasantly the taste is more complex than the nose. Initially the taste is not sweet but definitely malt filled. The beer becomes sweet with an almost tart apple finish. It drys quickly and the almost bitter yeast notes remain.
Nice balance on this triple, yeast isn't the main componant but a mix of malt and yeast to make for a pleasent beer. I had to double check but at 8.5% incredibly drinkable.
05-02-2013 02:41:24 | More by bishopdc0
4.22/5 rDev +4.2%
Presentation: 750 green magnum, no freshness date.
Appearance: Cloudy beige orange, excellent head retention it seems to stick around forever.
Smell: Yeasty and fruity, nutty with hints of passion fruit and mango. Touch of dry malt, faint medicinal phenols and herbal hop in the nose as well.
Taste & Mouth Feel: Fluffy creamy medium body, very smooth carbonation. There is this strange but good mix of flavors yeast and phenols with a clean bitterness that holds the sweetness at bay. Aspirin? Mildly soapy? Black pepper, coriander, bitter orange, tree bark come to mind. Mellow esters show some strength of the alcohol. Dry malt character with some suggestions of exotic fruit and raw honey in the finish. Long lingering dry finish.
Drinkability & Notes: A triple in the raw, the Orval yeast is so distinct yet this beer is definitely in an other world. It stood up to some sharp blue cheese without a problem.
04-19-2005 03:18:07 | More by Jason
4.38/5 rDev +8.1%
750 ml bottle, capped not corked, purchased at the Vintage Cellar in early September, 2005. Pours into a goblet a hazy, burnt orange body with a bone hued head that is thick and dense, if only an inch in height. Head retention is good, and some streaky sheets of lacing drape the glass.
Aroma boasts plenty of musty barnyard scents, wool sweater, and an alluring note of fruity muskmelon. Hops are prominent here, with damp grassy and floral herbal notes.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, and carbonation is good, just slightly effervescent.
Taste begins with sweet fruity notes of peaches, apricots, and some citrus. Orange and pink grapefruit notes seem to be delivered from American hop varieties. Yeasty tones are leathery and woolen, with a hint of earthy mushrooms. Finishes with a dry and herbal flourish.
Not as heavy as other "tripels", with some Saison like herbal and spicy, pastoral characteristics that contribute greatly to the complexity and drinkability here. Very nice, but not your typical tripel.
10-12-2005 10:50:12 | More by merlin48
3.85/5 rDev -4.9%
I poured this beer from the bottle, as it was served to me at the restaurant. It poured a light orangey golden color. The smell is fresh and crisp. It tastes just like it smells - very fresh (almost like a dewy spring morning) and crisp. The taste has fruity overtones but the hops come through, balancing the beer. There is very nice lacing that remains on the glass.
The top-of-the-bottle pour on this was a bit hoppier than the mid or bottom pour. This beer gets slightly sweeter as you continue drinking it. It had some carbonation. This beer looked and acted like a hefeweizen or blonde ale and was very enjoyable.
04-09-2006 19:58:58 | More by BlueHammer
New York
3.98/5 rDev -1.7%
Large bottle capped, not corked, no freshness indication. Some gunk on the inside of the cap and inside neck of the bottle. Musty, funky nose, cloudy medium brownish apricot. Moderate light tan head, that quickly departs. Listed as a tripel, this one seems to be much more of a saison or beire degard type of creation. More must and earthyness, nice mellow Belgian yeastyness. Quite drinkable and easy on the taste buds. Well worth a try.
04-02-2007 13:27:51 | More by Billolick
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
04-02-2014 00:50:20 | More by GreenMountainBoy
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
05-30-2014 14:50:55 | More by andrewdanks
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
On tap poured into a 33cl Rulles pint glass at Delirium Cafe.
Pours a slightly hazy golden wheat color with a small white head that gives into nice thin white lacing. Nose is great, it's fresh, hoppy and sweet with a bit of yeast.
Taste is quite hoppy which is very nice and crisp. It's really unique and very american for a belgian beer. I can't pinpoint the hop variety but it's really nice and floral and citrusy.
06-17-2010 12:17:39 | More by kingcrowing
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
11-17-2013 20:02:29 | More by juicebox
4.2/5 rDev +3.7%
So I tried this at work as a sample in a small plastic tasting cup... and I didn't think much of it when we first cracked it open... but I was pleasantly surprised.
The beer poured a thick straw color into the tasting cup, with a foamy everlasting head. Great head retention, and good lacing.
The nose was lightly malty, light citrus, somewhat grassy and hoppy. The beer for some reason made me think of hot summer in tall grass...
The beer tasted very much as it smelled. A bit more hoppy in the taste how ever, balanced well with the malt straw body. Grass tones a little more subtle in the flavor but come out a little stronger on the finish creating a dry lingering after taste.
This is a great beer.
05-03-2011 02:51:50 | More by StevenBilodeau
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
06-26-2014 23:46:45 | More by amstokesdb9
4.43/5 rDev +9.4%
Bought a bottle of this last time I was in Asheville. What a great tripel. It has a nice golden color, a little haze. Smells and aromas were great, yeasty, rich and funky. Taste was amazing, and got better as it warmed. Caramel malt with the distinctive belgian yeast flavors. What set this beer apart for me is the sweet malty aftertaste. Go get some.
09-19-2011 01:44:50 | More by wo87810
3.15/5 rDev -22.2%
Hazy peach color, very fine-bubbled and attractive head rises to almost an inch on a medium hard pour. Laces very thickly, in big sheets at first. Sweet aroma, slightly dusty, golden delicious apple that's gone too mealy. Very subtle carbonation, mouthfeel about medium. Strange flavor, papery and sweet, a strong and weird emphasis on cardammon, a bit of apple but also salt water taffy. Slight hops mid mouth, unproofed yeast sludginess and a slight off aftertaste. I don't like this one much in or out of style. Not a big sense of alcohol, seems decently hidden.
11-09-2005 00:35:41 | More by ADR
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -1.2%
05-23-2013 19:01:07 | More by chefpeet
4.75/5 rDev +17.3%
03-13-2012 01:34:58 | More by hagbergl
4/5 rDev -1.2%
06-20-2013 18:55:51 | More by ste5venla
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
02-23-2013 14:30:38 | More by JMS1512
4.21/5 rDev +4%
This beer sits within the median of the color spectrum between yellow and nearly red. It's a bit cloudy, but there's very little by way of "floaties." A sizeable and dense, rocky head is well-retained, and there's good lacing on the walls of the glass.
The yeast shows some strength in the aroma as bready, mildly sweet and somewhat earthy notes with some dryness balance. Tropical fruit is there, and there's some light funk and phenolic character present.
The flavor is dry but set against fruity and yeasty notes, and a light tart/sour combo speaks to bottle fermentation. It's earthy and slightly peppery. Some herbal plant and spiciness provide several different flavor notes from sweet to savory. Otherwise, some tropical and citrus fruits lie underneath.
The mouthfeel shows the Belgian skill in balancing the very delicate and precise character of Belgian styles. It has a not-quite aspirin dryness, a soft flow, creaminess, and light mustiness on the palate.
01-02-2014 01:19:03 | More by Brenden
4.48/5 rDev +10.6%
Just another Tripel? No, this one was somewhat bigger and better than most I have had. The pour was uneventful as well as the initial aroma and bouquet.
But that all stopped at the first sip. Big, bold, rich is about the only way to describe that first sip. I could not detect any standout flavors or overtone here. Malt balanced, Hops balanced, fruit downplayed and balanced.
The best part was the richness of this beer. Each sip filled my mouth totally and with utmost satisfaction.
The finish was just a big and bold as the start. Which in my book identifies a beverage, wine or beer that stands above the rest.
Loved this one
05-03-2012 19:23:57 | More by rdilauro
Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.2%
750ml bottle. Weird that this is from Belgium, but they spell it 'Triple'. Discuss.
This beer pours a cloudy, sediment-strewn medium golden apricot hue, with three fingers of tight, puffy, foamy off-white head, which leaves a few iceberg profiles of painted lace around the glass as it slowly recedes.
It smells of edgy, earthy, and fruity yeast, at first, until a sweet, sugary pale malt swells up, with some peppery alcohol warmth probing the perimeter. The taste is more zingy, almost vegetal yeast right off the bat, some even-keeled soft grainy malt sweetness, some dry-grass, hay-like terse hoppiness, a bit of candied chewing-gum, and a wisp of metallic booziness.
The bubbles are a mite sprightly, but in an even, palate-uplifting manner, the body on the lee side of medium weight, and situational in its smoothness. It finishes off-dry, the extra sugar taking the moment, rendering things more seemingly malty than anything up to now.
A decent tripel, I gotta say- the simmering threat of booze is a feature in this style, not a flaw, I have to keep reminding myself. Anyways, definitely not overly sweet, and with numerous sideshows of flavour, all of which tie together rather nicely.
08-01-2012 03:09:50 | More by biboergosum
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Canalfront Town home in Sunset Island in Ocean City
- bedrooms 5
- baths 4½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community Sunset Island
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,325 - $ 3,150 / week
vacation rental description
One week left this season Sept 2nd-Sept 9th for $1,750!!
Wonderful canal front town home built in 2007 with every imaginable upgrade,
situated directly on the canal with great views of the bay from
three front porches. The house has been professionally decorated and
furnished in a relaxed island contemporary theme and is ideal for
family reunions or just relaxing getaways.
Located in Sunset Island, the most complete and luxurious
master planned community on the Delmarva Peninsula. Once you cross
the Route 90 bridge and turn onto 67th Street you enter a world unto
itself. Secure and private behind a gated entrance, your stay at
Sunset Island will include activities such as crabbing on the piers,
long walks aroung the island, working out at the fitness center, or
just enjoyng a drink at Island Tyme bar. Sunset Island is also
convenient to world class golf and the best restaurants and nightlife on the shore. Located just two blocks to the beach and featuring three
private bayfront beaches, indoor and outdoor pools, and boat docks. Certainly
Sunset Island provides a complete vacation experience anytime of year.
The house includes 5 BR and 4.5 baths with an entrance level bedroom
containing a twin sized fold out bed. The second level has the
living room, dining room, kitchen, and extended sunroom. The third
level has three bedroom and two baths. The master bedroom has a
queen sized bed and two closets and a master bath with shower and
separate bath. The two children's rooms have bunk beds in one room
and a sleigh bed in the other. The fourth level offers a separate
loft with it's own bath, sitting area with television, and separate
deck- an especially great area for grand parents or teenagers who
need their own space.
townhome rental amenities
For the house:
-4 televisions with DVD players
-Wireless network
-3 porches facing the canal and bay
-2 car garage
For the community:
- 2 pools (indoor and outdoor)
- 3 private beaches
- crabbing pier
- boat slips
- private gated entrance
- fitness center
- community store
- pool and bay front restaurant and bar
- inter active fountain
- Parking and activity fees are paid by homeowner
Additional costs are: 10.5% hospitality tax (city), $75 refundable
security deposit. That's it!!
activities and attractions in Ocean City Maryland
- Fishing
- Crabbing
- Boating
- Tennis Court available offsite
- Two blocks to ocean
- Complete fitness center
- Swimming (indoor and outdoor pools)
- Beaches (3 private beaches)
- Kayaking from boat launches
- Minutes to areas best golf courses and restaurants
vacation rental rates
last week avai;bale 9/2-9/9 for $1,750!!
2012 Rates:
May 27- $1,550 Booked
June 3- $1,750 Booked
June 10-$1,975 Booked
June 17-$2,450 Booked
June 24-$2,950 Booked
July 1- $3,250 Booked
July 8- $3,250 Booked
July 15-$3,250 Booked
July 22-$3,250 Booked
Jul 29-$3,250 Booked
Aug 5-$3,250 Booked
Aug 12-$3,050 Booked
Aug 19-$2,750 Booked
Aug 26-$2,100 Booked
Sept 2- $1,750 AVAILABLE
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Max's Villain Fails
There are a few simple things required to be a truly top-notch villain: a great mind, an outrageous outfit and one horrific evil laugh! But when it comes to being a villain, Max Thunderman just can't seem to get it right. Check out a few of Max's greatest villain fails here!
The Food Fail
Come on Max, stay focused on your PLAN! Not on your tasty beef burrito.
The Costume Fail
They say evil villains should always wear to scare! ... Looks like Max didn't get the memo.
The Sibling Fail
When your non-villain twin sister totally one-ups you? Yeah, not so villainous...
The Baby Fail
If you want to be a great villain you should really try to avoid crying and you should DEFINITELY avoid putting your thumb in your mouth!
The Morning Cereal Fail
Evil villains should always have a well balanced breakfast. But they shouldn't wear it on their face!
The Gadget Fail
Before you start breaking out the high-tech gadgets, always double check to make sure the door isn't already unlocked...
The Spell-Check Fail
When you carve out your name on the moon's surface, at least make sure you've got the spelling right!
After all these hilarious villain fails from Max, we can't help but wonder... maybe he's truly meant to be the good guy, after all!


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The alert was issued for Blake Aaron Romes, 17, Michael Aaron Fay, 17, and Blaine Romes, 14 around 11 a.m. Thursday. A few hours later the vehicle involved, a silver 2006 Chevy HHR, was found in the Columbus area. Columbus Police say one person was found inside, but did not say if it was one of the missing boys.
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-Blake Romes is described as a white male, 6 feet 1 inches tall, weighing 230 pounds with sandy blonde hair and blue eyes.
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reviews for: listing #50838 - Hollywood, Florida Apartment rental
- bedrooms 1
- pool yes
- type Apartment
- baths 1
- hot tub no
- community
- sleeps 2
- pets allowed no
rates (USD)
$385 - $630 /wk
$1,400 - $2,400 /mth
Endroit propre et près de la plage
Review submitted: February 26, 2014 Date of arrival: December 20, 2013
Endroit propre, près des services et de la plage. Les propriétaires ( Julie et Mario) sont très accueillants. Il s'agit de notre 2ème visite avec notre fille de huit ans. Nous avons beaucoup aimé notre expérience. Cuisinette et BBQ avec terrasse qui nous permet de se faire un bon souper sous les palmier. Nous y retournons au mois de mars pour la relâche. Vous pouvez réserver une excursion avec Mario pour un trip de pêche. À ne pas manquer!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers
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Helpful votes: 0 / 0
Review submitted: June 3, 2012 Date of arrival: March 18, 2012
Ce fut un séjour de 7 semaines des plsu agréables. D'abord Julie et Mario sont des hotes formidables ainsi que leut deux fils. L'apartement était d'une propreté extraordinaire et tres bien decore. En plus, Julie etait toujours attentive a nos demande et s'assurait que nous etions confortables.
Nous avons conseille a 4 de nos amis d'aller chez Julie et eux aussi ont aime leur sejour.
Encore une fois, merci Julie et Mario pour l'accueil.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, romantic getaway
Owners response: Merci ! OUI. sejour tres agreeable hope you and all your friends come back soon. Julie & family
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
Felt like our Home away from Home
Review submitted: June 21, 2011 Date of arrival: June 11, 2011
We had the pleasure of staying at Julie's vacation rental Studio. The stay was very comfortable and left a lasting impression on us. Just a short drive from Young Circle and Downtown Hollywood and a few minutes drive from Hollywood Beach, the location is perfect. We were glad each day to wake up in a place that felt like home, not a hotel. No worries of house-keeping stopping by or people walking the hallways. A very nice change. Being new parents, we were traveling with our 5-month old baby girl. It was very nice to be within steps of our car, to load/unload the baby's carseat when we were coming/going AND with the days being SO HOT - it was nice to get in the nice Air Conditioned Rental Car. The studio was loaded: Hot-plates, pots/pans, refrigerator, 12-cup coffee-maker, Blowdryer, Glasses, Dishes, Bowls, Silverware, Skillet, Beach Towels, Towels, Toothpaste..you name it... If you have any doubts, I'm sure Julie would be more than happy to answer your questions. One nice feature was the AC with Thermostat setting and Remote Control Ceiling Fan with Light. Also in the room a LCD TV with DirectTV Satellite and DVD player. We stopped by a local RedBox and watched a movie one night. We didn't make use of the above ground pool, however, we were too busy visiting family and going to the beach during our visit...but I can see this as a huge plus. Julie's property is very well-maintained & beautiful: Palm Trees, Landscaping, and just enough parking for all the guests. Julie makes you feel at home and genuinely asked us 'How are you?' each time we saw each other. The hospitality above all made our stay enjoyable. God Bless Julie & her family.. we look forward to staying with her again real soon.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway
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Helpful votes: 4 / 4
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Review submitted: April 11, 2011 Date of arrival: March 13, 2011
description was precise
property clean and well maintained
customer service was excellent
owners very friendly and helpful
i would strongly recommend a stay here
close to shopping,golf, beach, etc
Recommended for: age 55+, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
Owners response: thank you for the review, you were very kind to us too. also hopefully next time you will have the chance the book that fishing trip with your son it will be a really nice experience . thank again for taking the time and yes see you soon .
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
The best place in Miami!
Review submitted: September 13, 2010 Date of arrival: June 10, 2010
Was the description accurate regarding the location, layout, amenities, etc?
The decription of all the things are 100% like the reality, the apartment is beautiful and new and have a high standard. The kitchen is fully equipped with all things you need for your vacation. The outside are of the apartment let no wishes open, the pool is great and the grill is the best.
Was the property clean, well-maintained, etc?
All rooms are very clean and well-maintained.
Did the owner provide good customer service?
Yes, the service was great, if you have a question or do have problems Julie and Mario will help you with all your things.
Would you recommend this property to a friend?
We have recommend it to our friends and to our familie.
What activities, attractions and restaurants did you like or dislike?
The beach of Hollywood is the best in region, because there are not do many people. If you want to have fun we suggest the main street of Hollywood, there are many bars and Restaurant. Is very close to the apartment 5 min by car or you can go by bike.
Thanks Julie and Mario for a very great stay in the wonderful Hollywood (Miami)
Kind regard Celina and Daniel
Recommended for: adventure seekers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
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When you set your camera to full auto, the camera will ONLY focus on nearest point.
For candid portrait, I would recommend to use center AF. I'm quite suprise to see a 5D III user shooting with 61pts auto AF
Thanks the video's certainly did help... sure the center AF is great most of the time but sometimes it needs to be far left or right and the nearest point is okay plus moving it takes to much time or the shot is lost.
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PASADENA — "Turn," the latest drama series for AMC, takes a revolutionary look at the Revolutionary War. The series will focus on what went on secretly behind the scenes more than the battles that eventually resulted in independence for the United States.
In the autumn of 1776, George Washington and his troops were in big trouble. They had just lost New York to a British army that was bigger and better equipped. Even worse, the Brits were better informed. To counter the spying being done by the British, the Culper Ring, a small group of men and women, became America's espionage program.
The AMC drama focuses on struggling farmer Abraham Woodhull (Jamie Bell) who is living in British-occupied Long Island. He's recruited by the Colonial Army to spy on the British and bands together with his childhood friends to form the spy ring. It also stars Seth Numrich, Heather Lind, Daniel Henshall and Kevin McNally.
"Turn" is based on the novel "Washington's Spies" by Alexander Rose.
Bell, who was born in Billingham, England, didn't know a lot about the Revolutionary War before signing on to the project.
"I wasn't really taught about it in school at all. I don't think it's something that still to this day we look on particularly fondly," Bell says. "It wasn't part of the curriculum. We did a lot of the British Monarchy and then kind of, just kind of skipped that part out."
Not a lot of schools, even in the U.S., go into depth about the American spies or even that a lot of colonists were against the idea of breaking away from England's rule.
Rose, a consultant on the series, explains that if during the Revolutionary War a colonist had been asked what was the capital of the United States, they would have been more inclined to say London than Philadelphia, Boston or New York.
The most surprising thing Rose discovered was the delight Washington took in spying on the enemy.
"We always tend to think of Washington as this sort of solemnly sort of figure on a one-dollar bill who's completely and utterly humorless. But, in fact, what I discovered was that he took this very deep interest in the goings-on of this very obscure bunch of people on Long Island," Rose says.
Rose came to the idea of writing on the American spies by accident. He was reading a book about Kim Philby, the British traitor, when he started wondering if anyone had ever written a book on Washington and spying. He assumed there would be libraries filled on the topic. That wasn't the case.
"I just sort of found out that there was this vast untapped reservoir of intelligence history that had just been ignored over the last couple of hundred years because it was a little bit underhanded," he says.
It's not just book writers who have ignored the period. When it comes to TV and film productions based on wars, the one fought by the colonists takes a distant back seat to the Civil War or the World Wars.
Executive producer Craig Silverstein says the Revolutionary War had a seamy underbelly where it was often neighbor against neighbor. Even families were divided by their loyalty to the Monarchy and the Founding Fathers. That's the lesson behind "Turn."
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"Turn": 9 p.m. Sunday, April 6, on AMC.
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Posted: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 in ACE Press Releases
The American Council on Exercise reminds Americans that one of the most effective methods of relieving stress is exercise.
"Exercise, particularly aerobic exercise, has consistently shown to be effective in helping individuals manage psychological stress," said Cedric Bryant, Ph.D., FACSM, and chief exercise physiologist/vice president of educational services for ACE. "Research also indicates that exercise seems to relieve mild depression and helps people maintain their 'cool' during trying times."
ACE, America's leading nonprofit fitness advocate, offers the following tips to help individuals cope with the stress and anxiety from Sept. 11:
Exercise can help you feel less anxious. Exercise is being prescribed in clinical settings to help treat nervous tension. Following a session of exercise, clinicians have measured a decrease in electrical activity of tensed muscles. People have been less jittery and hyperactive after an exercise session.
Exercise can relax you. One exercise session generates 90 to 120 minutes of relaxation response. Some people call this post-exercise euphoria or endorphin response. We now know that many neurotransmitters, not just endorphins, are involved. The important thing though is not what they're called, but what they do: They improve your mood and leave you relaxed.
Exercise can make you feel better about yourself.
Think about those times when you've been physically active. Haven't you felt better about yourself? That feeling of self-worth contributes to stress relief.
Exercise can make you eat better. People who exercise regularly tend to eat more nutritious food. And it's no secret that good nutrition helps your body manage stress better.
It's time to get started
Now that you know exercise can make a big difference in controlling stress, make some time for regular physical activity. To help you get started, we have listed three activities to choose from:
Not just any exercise will do
Don't try exercising in your office. Outdoors or away from the office is the best place to find a stress-free environment. Even a corporate fitness center can have too many work-related thoughts for some people.
Stay away from overcrowded classes. If you work surrounded by people, a big exercise class may be counterproductive. Solo exercise may be more relaxing for you. If, however, you work alone, you may enjoy the social benefit of exercising in a group. A lot depends on your personality and what causes stress for you.
Don't skip a chance to exercise. Take a break every 90 minutes and you'll be doing yourself a favor. Ninety-minute intervals are a natural work-break period. And four 10-minute exercise breaks at this time will burn about as many calories as a solid 40-minute session. Work-break exercises can be as simple as walking or climbing stairs, stretching or doing calisthenics.
About ACE
The American Council on Exercise (ACE), America's Authority on Fitness, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the benefits of physical activity and protecting consumers against unsafe and ineffective fitness products and instruction. As the nation's "workout watchdog," ACE sponsors university-based exercise science research and testing that targets fitness products and trends. ACE sets standards for fitness professionals and is the world's largest nonprofit fitness certifying organization. For more information on ACE and its programs, call (800) 825-3636 or log onto the ACE Web site at www.acefitness.org.


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A year ago, Jake Shields was on a fifteen-fight winning streak including a who's who of MMA. Carlos Condit, Yushin Okami, Martin Kampmann, Paul Daley, Jason Miller, Robbie Lawler, Dan Henderson – all taken out by the soft-spoken Californian over an incredible six-year run. Today, Shields is sitting on a pair of losses with one featuring the sting of falling short in a title-fight and the other a devastating knockout in the opening round.
It appears things won't get easier for the former Strikeforce middleweight champ anytime soon as the UFC has announced Shields will take on Yoshihiro Akiyama on February 26 at UFC 144 in Saitama, Japan.
Akiyama is immensely popular in the country and will also be making his welterweight debut after moderate success as a middleweight. The 36-year old is 13-4 overall but has lost his last three after having previously picked up wins over Melvin Manhoef, Denis Kang, and Alan Belcher, meaning more than a win will be on the line in Saitama Super Arena as his pride/career are clearly at stake too.
UFC 144 is set to be headlined by Frankie Edgar defending his lightweight championship against former WEC title-holder Ben Henderson. More bouts are expected to be announced in the coming weeks with numerous fighters expressing interesting in a spot on the organization's return to the Far East.
MMATraining Take: Truly intelligent matchmaking by the UFC, as it should be a competitive match-up and also involves high-level grappling which fans in Japan have a genuine appreciation for. Akiyama's judo against Shields' wrestling/BJJ is an intriguing concept, plus it should be incredible to see Akiyama walk down to the Octagon in front of his hometown crowd.
[...] this Saturday night at UFC 139 in San Jose, California, has dropped decisions to Diego Sanchez and Jake Shields. Prior to those defeats, Kampmann had gone 4-1, including a win over Carlos [...]
[...] fights at UFC 144 include Yoshihiro Akiyama vs. Jake Shields and Yushin Okami vs. Tim [...]
[...] UFC 144 is set to be headlined by lightweight champion Frankie Edgar putting his gold up for grabs against Ben Henderson, while Yoshihiro Akiyama will also make his welterweight debut on the card against talented grappler Jake Shields. [...]
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Well to take some of the great advice that I have recieved from this board.
I am considering focussing my research efforts on one topic.
The topic I have chose is gravity. So here comes my question. If there was an undergrad degree in gravity ignoring the core liberal arts stuff, what would the courses look like?
In other words if I wanted to start to study gravity what are the topics I need to study and what is the recommended order.
Also what are the topics that allow me to graduate?


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