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'C.O.P. Crimes of Police' coming to SF Black Film Festival
by Denika Chatman
On April 4, 2013, the Oakland Film Festival premiered the long anticipated documentary "Crimes of Police," directed by Ansar El Muhammad and produced by Derrick Bowman. Now the documentary has been chosen for the San Francisco Black Film Festival as well, screening Saturday, June 15, 5:45 p.m., at the Jazz Heritage Center, 1320 Fillmore St., San Francisco.
Ansar chose to spotlight a few of the families who had experienced police brutality first hand. This documentary really exposes the crimes of the police.
Between 2010 and 2012, four unarmed Black males were killed by police in San Joaquin County. Within that same time period several more unarmed Black males were also killed by police in the Northern California cities of Oakland and San Francisco.
The "Crimes of Police" documentary hinges on these cases and paints a vivid picture of the reality of police brutality in America. This documentary is presented from the point of view of the victims and their families. It delves deep into these cases while also looking at police brutality and corruption from a historical standpoint.
Interviews with family members of victims are featured along with graphic images of some of the incidents that were video recorded as the murders were occurring. The film also consists of interviews with attorney Adante Pointer from the law office of John Burris, who handles many of these cases, and former Black Panther Party Chairperson Elaine Brown. By the end of this film, one is left to wonder how after all of these fatalities of unarmed men, only one officer in California history has been charged with murder for killing an unarmed suspect in the line of duty.
I had the pleasure of interviewing Ansar El Muhammad, and here's what he had to say about the documentary.
Denika Chatman: I'd like to start by saying congratulations on your new documentary titled "C.O.P. Crimes of Police."
Ansar Muhammad: Thanks a lot. This is a huge victory for everyone involved.
DC: Why did you choose this title?
AM: When I first thought about doing this film, I wanted the name to make the first statement. And I knew I wanted to make an acronym out of the word cop, so after toiling for many days, I had the "Of Police" part and after help from my wife, we finally came up with "Crimes" being a great fit, so I settled for "Crimes of Police." I felt that made a huge statement.
DC: What inspired you to do this?
AM: My inspiration came from filming the funerals of two of the victims featured in the film. And as I watched the horror those families suffered, I felt compelled to lend my talents to them and more families to help bring attention to what happened to their loved ones.
AM: From start to finish, I completed this project in about nine months.
DC: Is this your first premiere at a film festival?
AM: This is not only my first time having a film premiered at a film festival, it's my first film in itself. Up 'til now I have only done music videos.
DC: How long have you been directing and producing?
AM: I have been doing film seriously for about three or four years.
DC: How difficult was it to listen to the different stories from the victim's families?
AM: It was an emotional roller coaster for me to have these families relive these events that resulted in their loved ones' deaths. I had nightmares, as well as these victims would come to me in my dreams.
DC: Has your life run parallel to any of the families' stories?
AM: I had an older friend named Patrick Lewis who was killed by police in 1985. He was on the ground, a police officer was on his back and shot him in the back of the head, saying his gun went off on accident. And though it happened when I was 13 years old, I think it subconsciously stuck with me up until now. I remember it like it was yesterday. I actually dedicated the film to him and his family and talked to his mother recently.
AM: I want people to take away from this film that after the news stations and newspapers stop covering these stories, after the district attorneys rule that these shootings are justifiable, these families are still here demanding justice and dealing with the loss of their loved ones.
And they have to fight a proverbial giant to try and receive justice. The odds are stacked against them with only one officer in the history of California being convicted for the death of a suspect. Their family member was killed violently, yet they carry on nonviolently pursuing justice.
My message is "Something has to change," and it has to come from above.
DC: Do you feel as if young Black and Brown men are targets?
AM: I don't even have to think the statistics show they are targets. They are a walking perceived threat every day to the police that roam their neighborhoods.
DC: What's next for Ansar Muhammad?
DC: When can we expect the Kenneth Harding Jr. movie?
AM: The Kenneth Harding movie is such a huge undertaking and it's so important to me that it's done right, but I think we will be ready to begin filming in the fall.
DC: How do you feel about racial profiling and stop and frisk?
AM: I think it's wrong. I think it opens the doors up for more police brutality and police killings, not to mention it violates civil rights.
DC: How can people contact you?
AM: Email email@example.com or call me at (650) 276-0232.
Bay Area-based journalist Denika Chatman can be reached on Facebook.

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Problem with bp_has_members and search_terms
I'm trying to do my own listing "members" page.
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The Acculamp® LED collection by Acuity Brands® offers the most comprehensive assortment of LED-based lamps in the industry. Acculamp® delivers specification-grade performance in a beautiful, unobtrusive design while providing an energy-efficient alternative to traditional light sources.
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Hellorelaxation - Sf Financial District Next to Farmers' Marke in San Francisco
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets considered no
- type Apartment
- rates (USD) $ 3,800 / month
vacation rental description
Minimum lease term of 30 days.
Located just one block from Ferry Building/Farmers' Market ,held on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, is a great place to pick up organic products from local farmers, as well as flowers and regional favorites such as artisanal breads and cheeses. On summer Thursdays, you can also enjoy free live music.
You have a world of city experiences outside the front door, from the landscaped beauty of the waterfront to the historic aura of Jackson Square. The unit located a block from the palm-lined Embarcadero, an ideal setting for a morning run or evening stroll
A pedestrian bridge provides a convenient connection to the Embarcadero Center, a unique downtown mall and office complex that offers a multitude of services and restaurants, including a movie theatre.
Two minutes walking to the city best boutiques, grocery stores, coffee shops, and San francisco's hottest restaurants, swimming pool and tennis clubs. 8 minutes to the AT&T park, 12 minutes to the golden gate, 10 minutes to the Ghirardelli Square, 10 minutes to Fisherman's Wharf
There is a swimming pool , Gym, sauna and gym classes in the building for an extra charge ( managed by an outside company )
The best location at a great price! Large studio suite is located right on Davis Ct.
* Luxurious suite with fully equipped kitchen.
* See below for pictures.
* 1 block walk to the water.
* Queen Size bed and sofa bed in the living room.
* Best location all over San Francisco.
* 2 min from restaurants, shopping center.
* View of the city from the bedroom and living room.
* Cable Television, DVD player, internet, and stereo.
Please E-mail To Book This Amazing Place.
Keywords: Down town san francisco, Farmers' Market, 8 min to the AT&T park, 12 minutes to the golden gate, 10 minutes to Ghirardelli Square, 10 minutes to the Fisherman's Wharf
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Devorah/Mary 310-929-5577
apartment rental amenities
Property Type
- apartment
- floor area 830 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- beach
- downtown
- basic soaps
- toilet paper
- internet
- towels provided
- heating
- wireless internet
- elevator
- air conditioning
- clothes dryer
- washing machine
- parking off street
- linens provided
- covered parking
- stove
- oven
- dishwasher
- cooking utensils
- microwave
- refrigerator
- kitchen
Pool / Spa
- shared hot tub
- communal pool
- outdoor hot tub
- Bathrooms
- 1 bathroom
- bathroom 1:
- 1
- Bedrooms
- 1 bedroom, sleeps 4, beds for 4
- bedroom 1:
- convertible bed(s):
- Queen size Beds (1)
- satellite / cable
- cd player
- stereo
- balcony
- pets not allowed
- children welcome
- long-term renters welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
- Notes
- There is a swimming pool , Gym, sauna and gym classes in the building for an extra charge ( managed by an outside company )
activities and attractions in San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area
- cinemas
- museums
- theme parks
- live theater
- restaurants
- health/beauty spa
Leisure Activities
- walking
- shopping
- boating
- sight seeing
Sports & Adventure Activities
- parasailing
- basketball court
- tennis
- water skiing
- mountain biking
- mountaineering
- paragliding
- sailing
- cycling
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Your Black World Headlines: 09/18/2008
Secret Service Investigating New Threats Made Against Obama
Jesse Jackson Campaigns Against Election Fraud
Number Doubles For People Needing Aid In Africa
Malaria In Africa Intensifies: A Million Dead
Report Says Unwed Mothers Face Constant Disparities Due To Race
Denzel & Shaq Are New Faces of Boys Club
Rep. Charles Rangel To Face Tax Collector
Jada Pinkett To Star As Nursing Director In New TNT Series
Detroit To Celebrate Motown's 50th Anniversary With Festivities
Your Black News: Detroit Mayor Kilpatrick Will Resign Immediately
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to felony charges Thursday in a sex scandal and will step down after months of defiantly holding onto his job leading the nation's 11th-largest city. He was ordered jailed for four months and fined $1 million.
The plea deal brings to an end a seven-months-long ordeal that led to felony charges against Kilpatrick and plunged the city, region and state into political chaos.
"I lied under oath," Kilpatrick said in court.
As part of the deal, the 38-year-old Democrat is to serve four months in jail and five years of probation. He also would pay the $1 million in restitution over the five-year probationary period.
During a separate hearing moments after Wayne County Circuit Court Judge David Groner accepted the mayor's plea, Kilpatrick offered a no contest plea in an assault case.
The judge also accepted that plea, which called for Kilpatrick to serve a four-month jail sentence that would run at the same time.
Kilpatrick had faced 10 felony counts in the two separate criminal cases.
Groner asked Kilpatrick if he understood he was giving up the right to be innocent until proven guilty.
"I gave that up a long time ago," Kilpatrick replied.
Kilpatrick also read a statement in court and admitted his guilt, saying "I lied under oath … I did so with an intent to mislead the court and jury and to impede and obstruct the fair administration of justice."
The married mayor and former top aide Christine Beatty were charged in March with perjury, misconduct and obstruction of justice. They're accused of lying under oath about an affair and their roles in the firing of a deputy police chief.
Beatty did not plead guilty and next will appear in court on Sept. 11. Groner said a plea deal in Beatty's case appeared likely…


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BeschreibungThis is the app to download for the Digital Self Performance at Bumbershoot 2011. Download this and prepare to be amazed!
This app is ALSO for the Flash Mob that is scheduled for the weekend.
The performances are on 9/3/11(Sat) at 6:30pm and 9/4/10(Sun) at 2:30pm
The Flash Mob is on 9/3/11(Sat) at 7:22pm and 9/4/11(Sun) at 3:22pm
***** This application has a decent sized set of media and will try to download to your sdcard. If it is too large for your phone, or doesn't work too well, There is a website to go to, at http://DigitalSelf.me


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Brock Zacherl
2014 PIAA State Champion
Brookville Raiders State Runner Ups
Taylor Ortz PIAA 3rd place Zach Vroman PIAA 3rd Place
Broide Zacherl PIAA 5th Place Jimmy Miller PIAA 8th Place
Northwest Regional Champs
Taylor Ortz Brock Zacherl Brodie Zacherl
Raiders win 6 District titles Claim Team Title
Coach Klepfer Coach of they Year
113 Taylor Ortz 132 Dalton Zimmerman 138 Brock Zacherl 145 Zach Vromn 152 Brodie Zacherl 220 Bryce Town
Runner ups
106 Gavin Park 120 Cole Aaron 126 Cole Clever 160 Jimmy Miller
2014 District 9 Team Champions
Congratulations to Brock & Brodie Zacherl along with Zach Vroman on their 100th wins
Raiders take 7th at Powerade
Raiders Place 4 at Powerade
Ortz 6th -- Zacherl 3rd -- Vroman 5th -- Zacherl 3rd
Returning PIAA State Qualifiers
Taylor Ortz Dalton Zimmerman
Brock Zacherl Zach Vroman
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This site is designed to provide information about the Brookville Raider Wrestling Teams. This site is not connected to Brookville Area School District or the Brookville Wrestling Team. This site is run by the people that truly love the Raider wrestling program an wrestling in general.If you have any concerns or questions please feel free to contact us. You come on this site at your own risk.


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A revised version of the existing ANSI E1.1-1999, Entertainment Technology - Construction and Use of Wire Rope Ladders, is available for public review through December 13, 2005. The document is available on the ESTA Web site at www.esta.org/tsp/documents/public_review_docs.php.
The revised version of E1.1 is being offered for public review because substantive changes were made to the SI measurements given in the last public review version. The SI and American customary dimensions were substantially different, so these have been modified to make them functionally the same.
Reviewers are asked to see if the document now gives adequate and accurate guidance on the construction and use of wire rope ladders and are also asked to identify any protected intellectual property they might see in the draft document. ESTA does not intend to publish any standard that contains protected intellectual property unless that property is required for technical reasons and can be licensed by anyone on a non-discriminatory basis for a reasonable fee. ESTA does not warrant that its standards contain no protected intellectual property.
The revision of ANSI E1.1-1999, Entertainment Technology - Construction and Use of Wire Rope Ladders, is being done by the Rigging Working Group. Membership in the working group is open to all who are affected by the work of the group, but the working group is actively seeking members in the interest categories of dealer/rental companies and users, so that the working group may better reflect the diversity of interests in the industry. More information about working group membership and a membership application are available at www.esta.org/tsp/about/workgroups.html or from the Technical Standards Manager (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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Six people were transported to a local hospital Friday afternoon after a suspicious odor was reported at a strip mall in Hendersonville. The incident was reported just before Noon at 500 West Main Street.The strip mall includes Hendersonville Sporting Goods, Hendersonville Furniture and an ALDI grocery store.Emergency personnel first responded to a billing and collections medical facility located on lower level of the building after someone fell ill.Five others presented symptoms while paramedics were on the scene.All six patients were taken to Hendersonville Hospital to be checked out. Their injuries are not life-threatening.Piedmont Natural Gas officials responded to the scene to investigate. Nothing was immediately found.The strip mall, which is currently being renovated, was evacuated. They businesses, with the exception of the medical facility, reopened two hours later.
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Travel Information
Travel to and from Cuba
The group will depart Jackson on Friday, March 7, 2014 on a commercial flight for Tampa, Florida. One night will be spent in Tampa before traveling via charter flight from Tampa to Havana on March 8. The program will conclude on Saturday, March 15 and the group will return to Tampa and then on to Jackson. Roundtrip flights from Jackson to Havana are included in the cost of the program and will be arranged for the students. Students who will not be traveling from Jackson should speak with the program coordinator for special instructions.
A valid U.S. passport AND a Cuban visa will be required for travel. If you wish to participate in the program, you must obtain a passport immediately. The program administrators will aid students in obtaining Cuban visas, but passports are required in order to obtain the visa.
Travel Advisories
A U.S. Department of State "Consular Information Sheet" on Cuba is available on the Department of State's Website. See http://travel.state.gov/travel/. This is a U.S. government overview of information concerning Cuba for U.S. travelers. Please check it periodically for updates. In the unlikely event that Cuba is declared an "area of instability" by the U.S. government before or during the trip, or if the U.S. issues a "travel warning" for Cuba, students will be permitted to withdraw from the program and will receive a full refund of monies paid to MC Law.
The U.S. Department of State recommends (but does not require) U.S. citizens to register trips abroad with the Department of State. MC Law will register all program participants with the Department of State prior to the program.
Cancellation Policy
MC Law does not anticipate that the program will be cancelled. However, in the unfortunate event that cancellation occurs, MC Law will refund all monies paid within 20 days of cancellation, and assistance will be provided in finding a similar study abroad program if so desired.
If there are any changes to significant aspects of the program (classes offered, teachers, dates, etc.), these will be communicated promptly, and students will be permitted to withdraw from the program and obtain a full refund of monies paid to MC Law for the program.
Access for Persons with Disabilites
Persons with disabilities should speak with program administrators in advance of applying. Transportation and accommodations in Cuba are not as accessible to those with certain disabilities. MC Law will make every effort to ensure students can participate.


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Infielder Marco Scutaro, one of the main players in the San Francisco Giants team that went on to become 2012 World Series champions, has agreed to a three-year deal to stay in the Bay Area worth $20 million, according to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
Andrew Baggarly of CSNBayArea.com reported earlier that the Giants continued to negotiate in hopes that the 37-year-old Venezuelan would accept a two-year contract with a vesting option for 2015. Janie McCauley, who covers the Giants for the Associated Press, said Scutaro wanted a three-year contract, which ultimately was what the Giants granted.
Scutaro also got interest from the New York Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals. It was debated whether Scutaro would get the third year he wanted, considering his age. However, he has proven to be reliable and dependable with a strong work ethic.
He went 14-for-28 in the 2012 NLCS with four RBI and six runs scored, becoming that tournament's Most Valuable Player. He batted .362 with 44 RBI and 40 runs scored in 61 games with the Giants in 2012, after landing via trade from the Colorado Rockies.


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Millsite Lake House in Alexandria Bay
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
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vacation rental description
Lake cabin on Millsite lake 10 minutes from Alexandria Bay. The cabin
has two bedrooms and a loft with 7 beds. There is a nice deck
surrounding the entire cabin. Great view. The main living area is one
big room. The kitchen is on one side and the living area with
woodburner is on the other. Kitchen has large oak table with
benches. This area is a two story cathedral with open beam ceiling.
The front of the cabin is all glass with a great view of the lake.
The dock is directly in
front of the cabin. Rental includes use of rowboat for the week.
Great for fishing! Public boat launch into lake only minutes away.
10 Horse Power limit.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Last modified on 02-28-2014 at 6:29 PM.
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Randy Meister 814-280-0784
house rental amenities
Furnished, dishes, and cookware, rowboat. Nice bathroom with shower.
activities and attractions in Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands
Swimming, boating, fishing!
vacation rental rates
$600 per week. $100 security deposit. no pets
Occupation starts Sat. 1:00pm and ends 12:00pm the following Saturday
This cabin is available May through Oct.
Randy Meister 814-280-0784
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This supposedly is the tamer version of the TT cracks. Step across a hole and enter the deep embrace of the flaring chimney. Maneuver around a chockstone to a shelf. Next tackle 15-20 feet of offwidth and you are done. If you loathe offwidth, step a few feet to your left and finish on TTL's hand crack (physically harder but technically easier for me).
This climb is between the Three Sisters Area and the Practice Slab Area. To locate the start either scramble in from the right (Practice Slab Area) or climb one of the Tarsalation climbs. There are a few ways to get down, but the quickest is to use the Practice Slab anchor if not in use.
I used from #3 to #6 cams (Friends/Camalots). Save a #5 & #6 for the offwidth.


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Fruit is perfect for the grill because it is so easy to prepare. Fruit is basically made up of water and sugar and by grilling it you can concentrate the flavors by reducing the water and caramelizing the natural sugars. The process is very simple. You need sliced fruit, water, and cooking oil to make the most basic grilled fruit. What you will get is a quick and easy addition to any meal whether it is as an appetizer, side dish, or dessert.
Hard fruits like apples, pears, and pineapples are the easiest to prepare since they hold their shape and texture while cooking.
Softer fruits like peaches, nectarines, plums and mangos will become soft and mushy if overcooked. You will need to be more attentive of these kinds of fruit. Either way, pick a fresh firm fruit that is just short of being perfectly ripe. You will want a fruit that is solid enough to hold together and maintain its texture on the grill.
With many fruits you can simply cut them in half.
Split bananas lengthwise and cut apples, pears and similar fruits down the middle and remove the seeds and core. Typically, with most fruits you can leave the peels on. This helps hold them together whether you eat the skin or not. Large fruits and citrus should be cut into slices to expose the flesh to the flame.
Once you have cut the fruit, soak it in water to maximize the amount of liquid inside the fruit so it stays juicy on the grill. Use enough cold water to completely cover the fruit and add 1 teaspoon of lemon juice to each cup of water to preserve its color. Let fruits soak in the lemon water for 20 to 30 minutes. If you need to, add ice to keep the water cold.
It is best to grill fruit over medium heat on a very clean cooking grate. Nothing will ruin the flavor of fruit like left over drippings from the last batch of hamburgers you made. So, make sure to clean the grate before using.
To keep the fruit from sticking to the grill, lightly spray them with cooking oil or brush them with melted butter. Many oils, like olive oil have too strong of a flavor for fruit, so pick something that will compliment but not overpower it.
This basic process will give you flavorful grilled fruit that will be perfect for any course. To step up the flavor of the fruit, try adding spices to the water the fruit soaks in and increasing the soaking time. Simply throwing a stick of cinnamon into a bowl of soaking apples will enhance its flavor. You can also add spices like nutmeg, allspice, cloves, or ginger to the melted butter used to brush the fruit with. Since fruit is naturally high in sugar you won't typically need to add any. If you do want it sweeter you can dust the fruit with brown sugar, but be careful because sugars burn quickly and easily.
Now to really add something to grilled fruit. Try marinating them in a combination of your favorite spices and your favorite alcohols. A mixture of rum, brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg will make a truly fantastic set of pineapple slices perfect for topping with vanilla ice cream. Be careful when they hit the grill though, because the rum will cause a spectacular and immediate flare-up, something that is sure to impress the guests.
Grilled fruits have such a delicious flavor that you can add them to virtually any dish. Try grilling apple slices for your next apple pie. Or grill plums, puree them, and combine with tomato sauce and jalapenos for a fruit-based barbecue sauce. Let your imagination run wild and you'll find what a great addition grilled fruits can be.
Grilled Pineapple: This tropical fruit is delicious sliced and grilled until lightly caramelized. Select a ripe pineapple, slightly soft to the touch and with a fragrant smell. Cut off the top, slice off the tough skin, and slice into 1-inch rounds. Grill until warm and browned. Serve along alongside grilled chicken or pork, or as a dessert.


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The historic graveyard of St. James' located on James' Street, Dublin 8 is being transferred to the ownership of Dublin City Council. A feasibility study was commissioned to look at the graveyard as an accessible public amenity/ historical resource set in the context of the wider Liberties area.
We would welcome all comments and suggestions in relation to the proposed development.
To facilitate this we have put together a blog and short online survey to allow you to give your thoughts on the study. We would encourage you visit the blog site at http://stjamesgraveyard.blogspot.com/ and then follow the link to the online survey within.
Any comments can be added to the comment section of the blog. Alternatively, you can email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or contact us by post at Bernard Seymour Landscape Architects, 15 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin 7 to obtain a paper copy of the survey and blog information.


text: Moses Austin founded the city of Potosi, Mo. and every year the city honors him by having Moses Austin Days. This year is also Potosi's 250th anniversary, and what makes me feel old is that I marched in the parade for the 200th anniversary. I have been trying to come up with something appropriate for the celebration, but was drawing a blank, and the weather has been too hot to want to do much, so I decided to do something totally off the wall. Take one well used Farmall H, and a carryall, some scraps of lumber of random lengths, an old Christmas decoration, a little portable electricity, one nutty driver, and you get this. I figure it will get some stares in the parade Saturday.


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700 Sundays, representing Crystal's Broadway debut, will begin performances Nov. 12 at the Broadhurst Theatre toward an official opening Dec. 5. Tony Award winner Des McAnuff (Big River, The Who's Tommy) directs.
"I am thrilled to come home and bring this story of my family to Broadway," said Crystal in a statement. "This is not a history of my career, it is about periods of my life and people in my life that helped make me a man."
The solo work is billed as two-act play that "deals with [Crystal's] youth, growing up in the jazz world of Manhattan, his teenage years, and finally adulthood." The show recently performed a workshop production (as 700 Sundays... Billy Crystal... A Life in Progress) at La Jolla Playhouse, where McAnuff is artistic director. The work, which features additional content by Alan Zweibel, was built upon material used in his live benefit performances of An Evening with Billy Crystal and His Special Guest David Steinberg in 2003.
Crystal, who hosted the Academy Awards for the eighth time in 2004, has recently appeared in "Analyze That," the sequel to "Analyze This." Other films credits include "Running Scared," "City Slickers," "Throw Momma From The Train," "The Princess Bride," "When Harry Met Sally," and "America�s Sweethearts." He also provided the voice of Mike in the animated "Monsters Inc." Crystal also received plaudits for his directorial work on the HBO film "61*" which he also executive produced.
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---- — PLAISTOW — Danville police Chief Wade Parsons' firearms case is being transferred to a court outside the county.
A prosecutor asked Judge Sharon DeVries to recuse herself following comments she made at a hearing in August.
Parsons, 54, contends he is not responsible for the death March 11 of a 15-year-old boy who shot and killed himself with the chief's service revolver.
Parsons pleaded not guilty to a negligent storage of a firearm charge after his girlfriend's son, Jacob Carver, was found dead in the chief's home on Caramel Drive in Danville. Parsons was charged with failing to secure his loaded handgun before leaving the house to run errands.
When Parsons made an unexpected appearance at his pretrial hearing Aug. 8 in 10th Circuit Court in Plaistow, DeVries said she was "surprised."
The judge also said she "has known Chief Parsons as the Danville police chief for as long as (she) has been on the bench," according to the court motion filed by Assistant Rockingham County Attorney Terri Harrington.
Harrington said DeVries' response and relationship with the chief indicated she could not be impartial when hearing the case. DeVries agreed Aug. 26 to step down from the case, which will now be heard by another judge.
"The judge's statements give the impression that the judge is partial to the defendant, due to her longstanding working relationship with him as the Danville chief of police," Harrington said.
A court clerk said yesterday the case would be transferred to 7th Circuit Court in Dover — in Strafford County — and that a pretrial hearing set for Sept. 16 in Plaistow would be rescheduled.
Parsons has refused to comment on the case, but his attorney, Alan Cronheim, said he did not question DeVries' partiality.
"I think Judge DeVries would have been thorough and fair," Cronheim said. "I don't feel there is any need to recuse her from the case. She is a careful judge and a thoughtful judge."
If convicted of negligent storage of firearms, a violation, Parsons faces a fine of up to $1,000, but no jail time.
Rockingham County Attorney James Reams has said his office decided to charge Parsons because of the shooting's severity and to send a message to gun owners they need to take precautions.
He said the Glock 22 .40-caliber handgun was left on top of a closet safe, where Parsons regularly stores the weapon.
Jacob, a Timberlane Regional High School freshman who wrestled and played football, is the son of Parsons' girlfriend, Debbie Carver. The boy's father, Geoffrey Carver, has declined to comment other than to say Parsons is "very irresponsible."
Danville Selectmen's Chairman Shawn O'Neil has said his board continues to back Parsons.


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The Kassam Stadium will host Oxford United Ladies for the first time later this month.
The ground will stage the FA Women's Cup fourth-round tie against Newcastle United Ladies after causing the shock of the third round last weekend with a 2-1 win at Charlton Athletic.
Manager Richard Blackmore said: "It's a fantastic opportunity for the girls to show what they can do and it is very exciting to be playing at the Kassam Stadium.
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PLATTSBURGH — City of Plattsburgh Republicans have endorsed their slate of candidates, setting up full-scale battles for the Common Council and mayoral races.
Mayor Pro Tem James Calnon has changed his mind about retiring and will run for mayor as the Republican candidate.
"We've had a difficult six years budget-wise, and we've had to deal with a host of things that were out of our control, and I am afraid that without someone with the experience of having been through all of these hard times, it could all unravel in a short period of time," Calnon said.
He will face Democrat Mark Tiffer, the councilor from Ward 2, unless other candidates emerge.
Calnon, 63, has been the Ward 4 councilor and mayor pro tem since 2007. He is retired from the Workforce Investment Board, a multi-county agency serving area employment needs.
As mayor pro tem, he serves as the council's budget officer.
Calnon had said as recently as two days ago that he would not be running again. But he changed his mind and was given the Republican endorsement at Thursday night's party caucus.
A registered independent voter, Calnon also had the Republican endorsement when he ran for council re-election in 2010.
"We went with the best person for the job not just the best Republican," Party Chairman Richard Cantwell said.
"He certainly has the experience and has done a great job as mayor pro tem and as budget officer, and we see him as being able to continue the work that has been done, and he will offer a smooth transition and the next step in fiscal responsibility."
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Every single electoral vote strategy designed to bring a Democratic candidate above 270 involves winning states with the following voter groups: Southerners, Westerners, and/or rural voters. It is simply impossible to win without appealing to these voters. While the Northeast and Pacific West have been secured, there is absolutely no way to surpass the 270-vote threshold without appealing to Southerners (Florida, Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas), Westerners (New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona), or rural voters (aforementioned states plus Missouri, Iowa, and Ohio). Make no mistake about it, a candidate's electability hinges on winning some of these states. Exhibit A: this map of the 2004 presidential election showing which way each county in the nation voted.


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How to Simplify your Closet
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Every Fall and Spring, I rotate out my seasonal clothes. Last fall, I donated three garbage bags full of clothes. Two weeks ago, I donated another three, and I still have too much. This Spring, I recommend simplifying your wardrobe instead of cleaning your closet.
Empty your closet and put everything on the bed. This ensures that the project is done before the end of the day! Add clothes from any drawers that you have, and if you are feeling ambitious, bring in seasonal clothes that you are storing. Dump it all on the bed and admire the pile. Really appreciate how much money, space and time the pile is taking up.
Next step, ask the following questions for each and every piece:
Does it fit? Not, does it fit in five days or five pounds, but does it fit right now?
Do I love it?
Is it in good condition?
Does it speak to my be more with less lifestyle?
If the fashion receives a yes to each of these four questions, keep it. If not, donate it. You can also make a pile to send to a consignment store, but I think that drags out the process. There is great satisfaction to completing this project in a day. I plan to make another sweep at the end of June, but here is what I tossed at my initial attempt. I did keep two pieces for sentimental reasons. While I wasn't quite ready to let them go, I am thinking about photographing them, and giving them up.
- 1 Robe
- 2 Winter outdoor vests
- 13 summer shirts
- 4 sweaters
- 1 pair capri pants
- 2 dress shirts
- 2 blazers
- 1 pair of jeans
- 1 plaid skirt
- 1 pair yoga pants
- 1 workout top
- 3 sets of PJs
- 1 formal dress
- 2 skirts
- 1 sweatsuit
- 1 sundress
- 2 camisoles
- 3 pair socks
- 1 dressy hat
- 1 belt
- 1 scarf
- 1 purse
What did you give up? Was it the pair of jeans that you have been trying to zip since high school, the concert t-shirt that always brings great memories but is too ratty to wear in public, or that awful patterned shirt you bought, because it was on sale, and was too good a deal to pass up?
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Hi I just found your blog and I love it! I have just started my own minimalist blog and yours is an inspiration.
I have already been through my clothes and I'm down to the basics. One thing I noticed however was that now that I have embraced this minimalist lifestyle I no longer suit the clothes that I own. My frame of mind and lifestyle values are so completely different from 6 months ago. Not to mention that since I stopped eating meat and dairy I have gone from an Austrlian size 10 to a size 8.
So I feel a totally new wardrobe coming on. But in the minimalist way of course:
-Quality over quantity
-Like colours to mix and match
-Organic and natural fabrics
-clothes that I love and fit perfectly
Actually this sounds like a great idea for my next blog!
I'm curious, you make the comment "Really appreciate how much *money*, space and time the pile is taking up."
Um, you already own it, how is it taking up money??
Otherwise I totally agree with this article & have used similar techinques in the past & currently to reduce my wardrobe to what I ACTUALLY wear!!
I would recommend doing a garage sale if you are able, that way you recoup a very small amount of money from the clothes & items you no longer want/need, then put that money in your rainy-day/new-wardrobe jar!! That way the money gets "stays" in your wardrobe, complete recycling!
Anna A.,
I interpret the comment to possibly "maintaining" clothing can cost: washing/dry cleaning costs, adding accessories to complement the clothing. Some clothes lend themselves to one of these more than others. It may not even be much money, but it is some. At the same time, I wonder at what point does less start leading to more costs? Fewer clothing could mean they are worn more often, washed more, soiled more, wear out more and need mending more. I currently own two pairs of jeans. I probably wash them more often than usual, which means I wash them more often so I have clothes to wear (and so I use washing resources more often). In the long term, will I spend more money keeping only two pairs at a time than I would if I doubled that number? Something for me to research!
Anne, if someone has more clothes than they need, they may have made a decision about housing based on the extra space they "needed" My husband and I live in a 2-bedroom condo. If we didn't have so much more junk than we need, we may have been able to get by with a one-bedroom place. Our rent would be cheaper, and our cost to heat and cool would be less, and we would spend less time and/or money cleaning.
When I started pairing back my belongings, it didn't take me long to start thinking about how much money I spend on items I don't really need. (Or how many resources get used to make that stuff I'm now tossing, or recycling. REDUCE, Reuse, Recycle, right?) Sure, once you've bought it the money is already spent. But I see the process of minimalism as more than just "tossing" or doing spring cleaning. It's also a process of realizing that I never needed to bring all that stuff into my life in the first place, and never needed to spend the money on it in the first place. So when I see piles of stuff I'm getting rid of, stuff I'm realizing I don't need, I also see piles of money I didn't need to spend. My money is being "taken up" by (aka wasted on?) stuff I don't need. I think she's saying her money and time and space were literally getting used up on stuff she realized she never even needed. At least that's what I've been feeling!
I am running a very "odd life" so I do not know whether I will be able to accomplish mini missions of bigger projects. However, I just discovered your blog and it is great. Reading your post has the effect of making me feel already on the way to a better life even if I have done nothing!
Just today I've finished yet another decluttering madness in my closet…but damn, I still own too much stuff! I keep thinking, if I were to move away now, how many suitcases would I need? Well but I am slowly coming to terms with the minimalistic mindset. It's a journey worth taking!
I looove your blog! I moved out of my place five months ago, and put most of my stuff into storage until the new house I got with my boyfriend was ready. I'm unpacking junk I forgot about, trying to squeeze into my oversized stuffed closet. I kind of wish half the stuff would have just gotten lost in the move. Would've been easier that way! Your posts are very helpful for the letting go part of it.
This is it! I need more time for me and my family. Need time to rest and have fun with my daughters and husband, and right now I practically spend all my time in organizing and cleaning the house…I need to put ALL in a mission, my daughters is easy, but my husband loves to keep everything…help in there, and thank you for your website, I am so excited to have some help here.
I have just found your blog tonight and I think I have found a new passion! This issue of "need more", "spend more", "work more", "have more" is crazy. It was one of the problems in my marriage. My husband spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, so I worked more. He failed at 2 businesses, so I worked more. Two years ago I left him (there were lots of other issues such as his addiction to alcohol) but finally I am free. I have moved to downsize my life and I am on a roll. I am inspired by your blog to roar through my closet, then the garage, and finally through the kitchen and china cabinet where I must have 1000 items inherited from my mom and grandmother that I NEVER USE. Thank you for your mini-missions and for your list of 100 things to keep. I am inspired!
Thank you for sharing your itemized list of what you kept and how much of each Item! I used your list as my blue-print and it made my job so much easier and so much more successful than ever before! I have a few more things than you (instead of 3 skirts, I have 4 and a few more tops than just 13) but WAY less than I did and now I know (and will know) how many items of clothing I actually need! In this way, gaining more will become difficult, which is great! I can sustain or even pair down from where I am now, all thanks to you! Thank you! All other 'closet cleaning' advice I have heard (my entire life) only tells you how to delete items not how many you should actually have!
I'm puzzled by choosing to have only 3 pair of socks. Do you do laundry every three days barefoot? I can understand wearing sandals all summer, but brrr in the winter. On a similar note, 3 camisoles but no bras or panties? The 4 Hour Workweek guy gets by with one pair of pants when he travels and one or two shirts when he travels, so this seems possible but not practical, at least for a walker like me.
That was a list of what she got rid of, not what she kept
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Carrots and chow mein noodles add crunch to well-seasoned chicken in this hearty main-dish salad. "I love using my George Foreman grill for this meal," reports Rachelle Eskew of Umpire, Arkansas.
- 1/2 teaspoon steak seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 1/2 pound boneless skinless chicken breast, cut into 1/2-inch strips
- 2-1/2 cups torn mixed salad greens
- 1 medium tomato, cut into thin wedges
- 1/4 cup shredded carrot
- 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/3 cup chow mein noodles
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- Mix the seasonings; rub over chicken. Grill chicken on an indoor grill coated with cooking spray for 3-4 minutes or until juices run clear. In two bowls, arrange the greens, tomato, carrot, cheese and noodles. Top with chicken and dressing. Yield: 2 servings.
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Redknapp: 'There's a lot of ability in the QPR squad'
New QPR manager Harry Redknapp has spoken of his "delight" at joining the west London club on a two-and-a-half year deal.
He told the club website:
I'm delighted to be back in the managerial hot-seat at QPR.
When I spoke to the shareholders and they told me about their plans I knew this was too good an opportunity to turn down.
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text: In Pursuit of the All-Cash TransactionBy Sarah Yaussi I've been thinking more about my blog post from last week on the continued tightness in the mortgage markets and how those constraints have been driving a steady increase in all-cash purchases of homes since 2007. In fact, in February and March 2011, those transactions, as a percentage of all known closings, hit a six-plus year high of 43%, according to data from Hanley Wood Market Intelligence (HWMI).With cash closings skyrocketing, I was curious to find out whether cash transactions were concentrated in any way. So, I asked my HWMI colleague, executive director of research Jonathan Smoke, to take a look at the data for me. So, he took this ...... and broke it down by both housing type--REO, regular resale, and new-home sales--and price point to get this:Across all three housing segments, the trend is similar: The more expensive the home, the more likely buyers have been to use cash to make the purchase. However, the major exception to the rule is at the other end of the spectrum, where extremely high percentages of all purchases of homes for under $100,000 were cash transactions. But I want to focus on the new-home piece of this data puzzle for a second. The fear these days, especially as the industry bids adieu to the higher loan limits for mortgages backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, as well as those insured by the FHA, is that continuing mortgage constraints will strangle what demand is in the housing market. And post federal home buyer tax credit, that demand has clearly been in the move-up tranche of the new-home market. The reasons are fairly simple. Move-up buyers tend to be more established, so they often have bigger incomes, better credit scores, fewer debts, and can access financing more easily. They also typically have more savings. But is the typical move-up buyer using that cash to make a bigger down payment or is she choosing to bypass financing all together and buying the property outright?According to HWMI data, 18% of new-home sales were all-cash transactions, compared with 30% or regular resales and 49% of REO sales. I'm not sure if that's surprisingly low or surprisingly high to most builders. Volumes are definitely low enough right now that having just shy of 1 in 5 sales as cash sales seems like a lot. However, it's definitely at the higher price points--$600,000 and up--where cash becomes a much bigger deal. And then there's clearly an inflection point around the $900,000 mark, where the percentage of all cash transactions for new homes starts to eclipse the rate of such for both regular resales and REO sales. But how much of the new-home market, or even the move-up piece of that market, is really happening at those price points? Outside select luxury builders or those with a geographic concentration in hyper-expensive areas like coastal California or metro New York, for example--do many traditional production builders really consider those ranges their sweet spot anymore? Given how much prices have reset over the past few years, in some areas it would seem that $450,000 is the new $600,000. While the new-home market is definitely seeing a shift toward more cash transactions, Smoke said it's important to remember it's still small relative to REO and even regular resales. But it is clearly indicative of financing constraints, he said, especially considering that (1) there's been a decline in the total percent financed and (2) big builder mortgage companies are gaining market share against traditional mortgage lenders."The big builders with captive mortgage companies have a clear advantage, assuming that these captives can get the necessary funding or package and resell the mortgages," he said.So, the bottom line: In a world of cash transactions, financing is still king. Advertisement Keywords: SubjectLoans Economic Conditions Government Entities Mortgages and Banking View more keywords SubjectLoans Economic Conditions Government Entities Mortgages and BankingBylineSarah Yaussi View fewer keywords


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SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Albany's Greenhouse: A Chopped Salad Co. recently announced that with the addition of Louis Casale Jr. and cousin Steven Casale, the family business is expanding to its newest location at Market Center at 33 Railroad Place.
With the expansion of their business, owners Carmine and Louis Casale are staying true to their original philosophy. Their adamant belief was that business should be operated from the customer's point of view. By offering the freshest variety of sandwiches, wraps, salads and homemade dressings created from original recipes, the Casales believe that every customer who sets foot in their restaurant should be served in a timely and personable manner.
Menu choices include the Gotham salad with iceberg, grilled marinated chicken, Black Forest ham, beets, Applewood smoked bacon, tomatoes, egg, imported Swiss cheese and recommended Russian dressing; and the Mexicali salad with mesculin mix, grilled Cajun chicken, avocados, corn, red onions, tomatoes, white beans, green peppers, Vermont cheddar cheese and recommended jalapeno ranch dressing.
The company began serving nutritious meals in Albany eight years ago.
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Mango 29 Deli open through the summer
SCHUYLERVILLE -- The popular deli at 1023 Route 29 was closed for the winter but is now open from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday until Labor Day, co-owner Dennis Brida said. He and his wife and co-owner, Julia, are working fewer hours but creating a more innovative menu.
Unless you've been steadily checking Mango Deli's Facebook page, you might have been confused by the rumors swirling around this spring.
When Just Meat and Deli of Malta closed, with its space being leased to Pellegrino Importing Co., a notice in the deli's window indicated Just Meat would move to the Mango Deli location. However, a real-estate company's sign remained in front of Mango Deli, and Just Meat never appeared.
"The Just Meat owners did express interest in buying our place," Dennis Brida said. "But that's not happening at this time. We're still for sale.
"We'd like to sell the deli to someone young and ready to put in a lot more hours than we are at present. Julia and I would like to move on."
He said Mango Deli is full-steam ahead for the 2013 track season.
Call 695-3047 for information about catering.
Mama Mia's offers Saratoga 150 glasses
SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Mama Mia's Pizza and Caf� can now raise a celebratory toast, and the pizzeria wants the city to enjoy a glass of wine, too.
The eatery now sells commemorative Saratoga 150 wine glasses to fete the racetrack's 150th anniversary. The glasses are 16 ounces, clear with the 150 logo on one side. Each glass by itself costs $9, and a glass full of house wine is $15 for the vino plus the glass. Twenty percent of the proceeds will go to Saratoga 150.
The restaurant is located at 185 Ballston Ave. The wine goblets are for sale at the bar. Owner Lauren Grisio invites everyone in for a glass.
Juice bar moves into former chocolate shop
SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Restaurateurs Christel and Colin MacLean, owners of Circus Caf�, The Crown Grill and Realty Saratoga, have opened Saratoga Juice Bar at 382 Broadway.
The former Chocolate Mill, owned by the proprietor of the Glens Falls Chocolate Mill and chocolatier Frank Vollkommer, recently left the space.
"In June, we were happy to come across an available storefront where the Chocolate Mill was formerly located," Christel MacLean said. "We are so excited to be the first cold pressed juice bar in Saratoga."
Saratoga Juice Bar offers a variety of cold-pressed juices and smoothies with optional supplements and/or boosters and healthy sandwiches and salads, as well as juice cleanses. The eatery will be open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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The road leading to his appointment at the helm of the Yellow Jackets program has been a long one for Willis, who has held positions such as offensive line coach and most recently defensive coordinator, since his return to his alma mater in 2000.
But for the 1993 Corner graduate, the opportunity to lead the team he has proudly served and the excitement he feels about the future of his team makes the long journey extremely rewarding.
"I'm excited, but nervous at the same time," Willis said. "I see a lot of people in the community who ask me if there are certain things that I'm going to do different — I always tell them that I'm not going to look on what we've done in the past or what we plan on doing in the future. What I'm concentrating on is not what Zac Willis is going to do — it's what we're going to do as a football staff. What we all want is for these kids to look back on their four years at Corner and say, 'I would do anything to go back and play high school sports again.' We've got a great group of assistants on staff here and we're all fired up about the opportunity we have here."
Willis said one of the most notable changes at Corner beyond the new school and the state-of-the-art athletic facilities is the positive atmosphere that is surrounding his players. Coming off a 6-5 finish and the team's first playoff appearance in five years, the 2012 Yellow Jackets squad seems eager to show that they have their eyes set on even higher goals.
"There is a great revival of school spirit here at Corner that I don't think has been present in a very long time," Willis said.
"There's a different attitude you experience when you are around our players — to have 75 of them out for spring practice is unheard of and is symbolic of that attitude. I think much of it has started with our middle school program, where our coaches there have done a tremendous job in instilling a good work ethic and getting the kids in the weight room regularly. When they arrive here, the transition is not difficult — they come in as freshmen already well-conditioned and ready to begin learning — many of them move up to the varsity level because of their early development. Our freshmen class who are coming in is a great example of it. They're one of the most exciting groups to be around and we have that excitement in our older players too. It's certainly not anything my staff or I have done. These kids know they hold the future of the program in their hands and they're proud of that."
Corner opens the football season at Munford on Friday, Aug. 31.


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The exchange said it is eying the Rs 1 lakh crore coal trading market through its online platform.
"The exchange recently launched delivery-based imported coal contracts, having delivery on export location, Mangalore," NSEL said in a statement.
This dominance of coal is driven by strong growth in key consuming sectors such as power, steel and cement. As a result, coal imports have been increasing rapidly, it added.
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If the average price is Rs 7,000 per tonne, it works out to be around Rs 1 lakh crore market per annum, it added.
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NSEL's coal contract is of non-coking coal of South African origin. The quality of coal is determined through various parameters such as moisture percentage, calorific value, ash content, volatile matter and sulphur content, he added.
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At present, 80,000 tonnes of coal is lying at the Mangalore port, which will be sold through NSEL platform over the next 1 month, it added.
NSEL, jointly promoted by Financial Technologies India Ltd and National Agricultural Co-operative Marketing Federation of India Ltd (NAFED), is a national-level institutionalised, electronic and transparent spot exchange.


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Hollywood has its own glitzy awards shows, but we're no slouches in that department. The red carpet will be hot stuff Thursday night when Univision's 10th annual Premios Juventud rolls back into town at the BankUnited Center. The theme is "beach bash" so maybe we'll finally get to see Pitbull, who has five nominations, out of his white suit and into a Speedo (OK, doubt that). We spoke to pre-show co hosts, fashion expert Rodner Figueroa and El Gordo y La Flaca's Carlos Calderon about what to expect.
What makes this annual show so intriguing?
RF: Miami has summer weather all year round and is a young, vibrant city. It's only fitting that we celebrate the youngsters of the season in the city that best represents both.
CC: I think [PJ] gives Miami the sense of being the capital of Latin entertainment and youth. I don't think of any other city when I think of Latin youth better than Miami. For us, for the people who live here, having this awards show here is more than an honor, it's a privilege. We get to party with everybody from all over the United States and the world. We show what we are made of, and it's a lot of fun.
How will the red carpet be transformed?
RF: Like a boardwalk — with sand, surfboards, towels and the like. It will look like summer on the carpet.
CC: There is going to be everything from girls in bikinis to surfboards. I know the only thing missing for a real Miami party would be pulled pork! But other than that, it's going to be very hot, very beach-y, very musical. I have never seen anything like it in the years I've been here.
Whom are you looking forward to seeing?
RF: Jennifer Lopez is one of my favorite artists because of her ability to transform herself into endless looks that consist of sexy, chic and glamorous. I adore Paulina Rubio's energy, she is fun and enjoyable on stage. Ricky Martin never ceases to amaze me. He's a great showman with a powerful message. Also Marc Anthony, because of his powerful voice and his great performances. I could continue, but the list would never end. Every artist has something different to offer.
CC: I am particularly curious about Yandel without Wisin, who for me are the greatest reggaetoneros and probably the greatest hip-hop artists from Latin America. I can't wait to see what he's doing without the strength of Wisin, because Yandel is incredibly talented too. It's also interesting to see how Thalia is going to make my soul melt this time.
What do you think of some of the up-and-comers?
CC: I would like to get to know them better, the young ones, because they are artists that are not coming from record companies; they're pretty much self-made. Some of them have support from other artists. It gives you an idea of how the music industry has been changing. The idea is that they mix their music with all kinds of sounds: banda with ranchero, pop with cumbia, electronica with Aztec sounds. So it's very cool to see what's going on with them as a generation. The so-called millennials understand their music.
Any advice on battling the heat?
RF: Ladies can tackle the high temperatures by sporting short shorts, light fabrics like cotton or linen and wearing a pair of beautifully studded sandals.
CC: Fortunately, for me, this year we are going to have a tent with A.C. I can tell you that in previous years I almost fainted a couple of times, and the only way to battle that is preparing yourself, so this year I will not be taken by surprise. Last year one of the air conditioners broke down, and it was horrible, so this year I am running every day on the beach with the sun out so I can build some strength against that Miami heat! But it's always fun to see the artists melting.
What are you guys wearing?
RF: For the first time in my life I didn't have my outfit ready a week prior to the red carpet. My mom had emergency surgery for appendicitis and my PJs are on the back burner, as you would imagine. Mom comes before fashion.
CC: I wanted to wear shorts, but they told me no because it makes me look short [laughs]. I guess that's why they call them shorts. Rodner, our fashionista, hasn't really given me any tips. I guess I'll just go to South Beach and see what people are wearing and take ideas from there. It's a good thing that it's a beach party, I don't have to think too much.
Who is your favorite celeb?
RF: Madonna! She's such an icon. I've seen her countless times in concerts, but I have never met her personally. She's unique, original, daring, honest and tells it like it is. Qualities that I admire! Plus I grew up in Venezuela fantasizing about meeting her one day. And I'm sure it will happen sooner or later.
CC: I love Pitbull. If I could be born again, I would be born Pitbull. He's not only very talented, he's hardworking, nice, cool to talk to, and he makes you feel good. When you're a reporter or an entertainment guy like myself, approaching someone that has been growing so much and still remembers the first time he saw you and compliments you on your appearance that particular day, that's a star.
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Reviews by PopeDX:
4.75/5 rDev +15.6%
What a fantastic pumpkin beer! Probably my most favoritestest ever.
The color is somewhere between amber and brown. The slightest head forms upon pouring (the growler was filled right from the conditioning tank with the natural carbonation...I love the lower carbonation though). The aroma is full of fresh-cut pumpkin and cinnamon. The body is chock full of that same fresh pumpkin flavor. It lacks the cloying sweetness prevalent among others. A light hoppiness and round chocolate malt flavors merge perfectly with the pumpkin. The pumpkin and spices are evident without being overpowering. Mouthfeel is very round and thick, especially given the ABV.
I'm so confused...my tongue and nose are telling me it's a pumpkin beer, but it's so clean and easy-drinking that there's no way it could be...could there?
I could drink this all year long.
Special thanks to Neil for being a gracious host to Ev, Karen and I while we were up there. What a fantastic place Defiant is, I only wish it were closer. Still, it was worth the trip, and I look forward to making it again. The world needs more places like it, and more people like Neil.
11-07-2006 02:14:00 | More by PopeDX
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New York
4/5 rDev -2.7%
Poured from a growler into a pint glass.
Appearance: A darker amber color with nice retention on the top of the body of the brew and good carbonation swirling about.
Smell: Cinnamon, nutmeg, pumpkin, cocoa, biscuity malt and some breadiness, and some earthiness.
Taste: There's a nice spiciness to this that's a little more raucous than many other pumpkin ales out there. The cinnamon's definitely there, along with some vanilla, some darker cocoa and chocolate flavors, a good amount of earthiness, and almost spiciness from whatever yeast was used, though it could be the actual spices too. Lingering cinnamon and spice finish with pumpkin nuances.
Mouthfeel: Seemingly more medium-bodied, with moderately creamy carbonation.
Drinkability: My first of what I hope will be many brews from Defiant. I have a cousin who lives ten minutes away, who was the one who let my try this, but we don't see him often, so I'll have to load up next time I do.
11-29-2010 18:09:04 | More by asabreed
New Jersey
3.85/5 rDev -6.3%
Let me start by saying, I have (or had) never had a pumpkin ale that I liked, or even finished.
However decided to give it a try at the brewery the other day. This is not retired, rather seasonal.
I have to say a well made interesting beer, that had pumkin and pumpkin spice, but in balance with the beer. I actually ordered a second one.
A: Orange-brown, and nice touch. 2 finger of head, that laced down the class. Looked good.
S: Pumpkin spices, were there but more subtle and seemed focused on spices that go with beer (cinamin, nutmeg, maybe clove), as opposed to a pumpkin pie. There was some malt and beer in the aroma as well.
T: OK the 3.5 is about as good as I could give a pumpkin beer. It really is a gimmicky seasonal for me. But like I said I ordered a second. Spice and the medium ale blended well and this was a fun beer.
M: Well done, as expected
D: As drinkable as a spiced beer gets. Try one for fun.
11-04-2010 17:03:26 | More by njmoons
New Jersey
4.18/5 rDev +1.7%
If you're looking for a quality beer right along the New York-New Jersey border, the Defiant Brewing Company is where you want to go. My first visit there, I tried this ale and was very impressed. I took one of m,y friends here and converted him to a beer drinker with this beer.
Appearance: Beautifully amber, however the steward seems to be the only person to be able to get a decent head for the beer. Out of the tap, the head is fair and exceptional; out of the growler, it slowly rises after a ferw seconds.
Smell: Good aroma, smells like pumpkin pie (so, Thanksgiving fans, this is a beer for you).
Taste: Once again, tastes like pumpkin pie with all the spices. Not very hoppy.
Mouthfeel: Perfect feel. Not too thick and it doesn't taste like water. Perfect beer.
Drinkability: Do not recommend drinking this beer very speedily, but slowly, enjoying this beer is the way to go. Good for hanging out and chilling with friends.
11-05-2006 00:01:32 | More by maddogruss
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -2.7%
11-15-2011 23:13:45 | More by jrutigs
District of Columbia
4.15/5 rDev +1%
A: Very earthy amber color with a decent dirty vanilla colored head.
S: The hints of cinnamon and nutmeg/all spice combine to give you a dried fruity scent with slight undertones of pumpkin.
T: Crisp and clean to begin with a rush of spices and sweet pumpkin flavor. Balanced finish with notes of roasted malt.
D/M: Crisp and not too heavy. Very drinkable but maintains a lot of the spices that we expect from this style. I was impressed that they offered this later in the season. It is frustrating to have to buy all your pumpkin ales in august when a late November day is the best time to enjoy them.
12-02-2010 02:35:38 | More by pzrhsau
New York
4.1/5 rDev -0.2%
On tap at Liberty's in Northvale, NJ.
Poured into a imperial pint.
Beautiful dark amber/mahogany pour with a thin, loose-bubbled and white head with little retention. The color on this was incredibly beautiful.. very translucent, yet elegantly bronzed throughout. Smell definitely had pumpkin in it, but was completely smothered with amazing amounts of cinnamon and pie crust. Cinnamon is one of my favorite scents of all time and this one was definitely a carrier.
Biscuit malt, breadyness and cinnamon everywhere in the taste. Just a slight smudge of pumpkin in the taste - which is perfectly fine with me (not much of a pumpkin fan, honestly). Regardless, the bready malt and spice make for an amazing taste experience. The flavor profile was well-fabricated, smooth and clean. I wasn't much of a pumpkin ale person, but this one beer might be the one to change faces.
Mouthfeel was crisp, generously carbonated, light-bodied and smooth. Very easily drinkable, tasty and clean. This beer really embodied autumn weather for me and generally was a great surprise. Definitely needed after a LONG two days of academic hell. Support local!
11-10-2010 05:16:44 | More by infi
New York
4.6/5 rDev +11.9%
10/4/2006 $7.50 5.20% Fresh on tap.
After a hard pour, this dark brown ale is speckled with ruby, and adorned by a thin film of off-white head that settles rapidly, but leaves an impressive lace behind.
Mulled hot apple cider leaps from my goblet, evincing memories of cinnamon, a touch of cocoa, some coffee, and days spent sipping toddies by the fire.
Someone took my apple cider, and dumped a gallon of cappaccino in there! This is sublime, eradicating any preconceived notions that one may have about this style. Notes of pumpkin are present, along with an intense mulled cider sensation, which is highjacked by an intense burst of espresso.
Neill's sign proclaims: "brewed with imported English malted barley, fuggles hops from the UK with an infusion of American Pumpkin". Regardless, this is phenomenal. Pumpkin ales are usually frowned upon, but this is exceptional, and with the low alcohol, I may finish the growler tonight, just so I can go back for more tomorrow.
10-04-2006 23:41:59 | More by cbl2
New Jersey
4.64/5 rDev +12.9%
08-24-2014 22:38:07 | More by rgirl
4.85/5 rDev +18%
Never has a beer struck me in such a way that I knew a 5 / 5 / 5 was worthy in the tast feel and drinkability category. Hands down, the best pumpkin ale I've ever had the pleasure of drinking. Defiant gets an edge here tho' since he pours them DIRECTLY from the tanks.
Flavor aspect was an engaging pumpkin pie with a creamy feel and a flavor of vanilla icecream thrown in. Pumpkin beers are allabout the spices usually, which is short sighted. Defiant was all about the feel and flavor.
11-07-2006 03:56:48 | More by blitheringidiot
New Jersey
3.93/5 rDev -4.4%
Growler fill from the long-awaited Defiant Brewery, and I couldn't be more thrilled that a twenty minute hike is all that's needed for some great brews from the accomplished Neill Acer. This one was first sampled before the Iron Maiden concert along with EPseja and friends, nothing like tailgating in the parking with four growlers in tow. This one is from last night, sealed tightly in the fridge.
Appearance- Even on a rough pour, the head barely nudges its way to the surface. A bubbly o-ring of suds lines the outside edge of the beer, popping sporadically over several minutes. The color is a deep, reddish chestnut that showcases some of the malts and I'm sure the pumpkin puree. On tap, this looked a lot nicer...
Smell- This is a wonderful example of how a pumpkin ale should express itself... the nose is dominated by a sweet, rich, baked pumpkin brownie (if such a thing exists) that smells more like food than a beer. The ingredients are in superb balance, with a cookie and cake-like character that showcases the spices eloquently and seamlessly. WAY up there at the top of my personal list of pumpkin ales.
Taste- Bravo. Bready and full, this ale is Autumn in a beverage. Spiced just right, the Fuggles hops lingering in the background... it's so perfect for this time of year, with the leaves changing and the temperature dropping. No cloying sweetness here, just true pumpkin pie flavors and a balanced delivery.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- Much thinner than on tap... this beer shines fresh from the tank. Great drinkability points, as this can be sessioned until next weekend with no complaints. My first beer from Defiant, I look forward to all of Neill's upcoming brews.
10-17-2006 01:29:26 | More by yelterdow
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -2.7%
12-15-2011 04:39:07 | More by Discordian
New Jersey
3.9/5 rDev -5.1%
This was served from a growler and I suspect a bit of carbonation was lost in the process so for this review I am not going to put much stock in appearances, though it must be mentioned. The color is a hazy chestnut-brown with a wisp of tan foam on top. Swirling adds a touch more head.
Aroma is maybe too mellow yet quite suggestive of the season. I get more apples than pumpkin, though that is present if you search for it, and a hint of spices. Definitely not overdone- so a plus in my book for that.
The palate is where it gets interesting. Pumpkin and some toasty/caramel malt jumps to the forefront. The apple quality is more of a cooked apple (like in apple pie) than a raw one- again a nice mellowness there. The finish is lingering with cinnamon and nutmeg and some added cocoa.
The mouthfeel is a bit on the thin side, which could be helped by more carbonation, but that is not a major offender. Bitterness is unobtrusive but exactly where it should be.
The second glass is better than the first- this beer is definitely made for sessioning. I appreciate that as these beers usually tend to be on the cloying side. Nice job, Neill- it just needs a touch of tweaking for next year.
10-13-2006 01:21:53 | More by TongoRad
3.4/5 rDev -17.3%
My buddy got a growler from the Defiant Brewing Company. I poured into a 32 ounze mug (not full). It had a nice strong fruity smell. The appearance was dark and thick, but it wasn't as thick tasting. The taste was pretty good, milder than I thought, and there wasn't any sense of Pumpkin that I got. All in all it was a solid brew. Don't drink and review.
11-05-2006 00:17:36 | More by treehugger02010
New York
3.5/5 rDev -14.8%
07-22-2014 12:42:36 | More by Will_Rivera
New Jersey
4.4/5 rDev +7.1%
Ah, the horseman commeth. Cloudy chocolate brown beer with a semi-thick off white head. The nose gives a big apple and cinnamon flavor, hello, it's Applejacks cereal, I shit you not! You also get pumpkin in the nose, but it's not forefront like the apple and spice. When I take my first sip I continue getting apples and cinnamon, but now I get a good amount of fresh pumpkin flavor, with an underlying nutmeg. It all works wonderfully well together, a unique statement, different, big, and satisfying. It goes down warm and lingers, like a cider donut. This is what fall is all about. well done!
10-05-2006 04:37:24 | More by dherling
New Jersey
3.55/5 rDev -13.6%
I had this at Mohawk House in Sparta, NJ. If you haven't been there, I thoroughly recommend this restaurant. The food is pretty pricey and high end, but the beer selection is exceptional.
They served this beer from tap into a pint glass. There was only about a finger of head on this orange brew, but that was probably due to the bartender settling the glass before it hit my table.
Off the top, it smells pretty good. I get cinnamon, cloves, pumpkin, and mild hopping. The flavor brings out more seasoning, but the pumpkin flavor eases back on this beer.
It was nice to try this new offering. However, I would put much more other pumpkin brews ahead of this one.
10-02-2011 23:44:13 | More by ummswimmin
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Matthew Roehrig, of Defiance, was found outside of Riverside Elementary on Chicago Street just before 6 p.m. Thursday, according to police.
Police say Roehrig stated that he parked his vehicle near the school and approached a man to ask for directions. He noticed the man pull a pistol from his waistband, so Roehrig turned to run and says he was shot in the back.
Roehrig's injuries are serious, but police say they are not life-threatening t this time.
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One O'Clock Lab Band Welcomes Interim Director
DENTON, Texas (UNT) – The six-time Grammy nominated One O'Clock Lab Band will welcome Jay Saunders as interim director in the 2014-15 season.
Students Take Top Honors in 2013-14
In the 2013-14 academic year, UNT College of Music students took top honors at national and international competitions, earned prestigious research grants, and won playing and teaching positions. Here are just a few highlights from their many achievements this year:
UNT Jazz Singers Perform With Janis Siegel
One of the brightest stars of vocal jazz came to campus this spring for two performances with the UNT Jazz Singers in Voertman Hall. Best known as the lead singer of The Manhattan Transfer, Janis Siegel has garnered 9 Grammy wins and 17 Grammy nominations. She has generated more than a half dozen solo albums and numerous collaborative projects during her career, and has amassed a large international fan base and earned consistently high critical praise.
UNT College of Music Hosts Summer Workshops & Camps
The UNT College of Music hosts numerous workshops and camps in summer 2014, including conducting, mariachi, and classical and jazz performance on a variety of instruments. See the Workshops page for more details and registration information.
UNT alumni win Grammy Awards
UNT alumni were involved in several groups that took top honors at the 56th Annual Grammy Awards on January 26, 2014. Here is a complete list of winners and nominees: