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New York
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
01-19-2013 16:29:26 | More by SkiBum22
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4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
Review from BeerAdvocate magazine Vol. II Issue X:
Five years ago, if you told someone that you were drinking a Belgian-style Golden Ale fermented with grapes and aged in oak barrels with a secondary fermentation with Brettanomyces they would think you were from Mars. Today it is the cutting edge and all the rage. That is where Captain Lawrence is too, batch #2.
Champagne-like frothing, and more or less dissipates the same way. The clarity has dropped bright to show off the pale yellow color. The aroma ranges from barnyard to overripe fruit, mild wood tannin to a sour twang. A big aroma to say the least. Pungent sip to sip, but the taste buds do dull a bit as they become accustomed to the sour twang and chaotic medicinal/barnyard flavor from the Brett. Maltiness dials in strong enough to plant a solid tone of barley flavor. Hops? They are more or less staying out of this chaos, though they do pop out with the mild breath of alcohol real quick. The sourness drops out and leaves the mild oak and residual dry malt flavor to keep it going. Bone-dry finish.
Sure, Brett is a "love it or hate it" trait, though if you do love it this beer is without a doubt for you, and worth seeking out ... good luck, as only a small amount of cases are released each year.
09-20-2010 17:34:15 | More by BeerAdvocate
New York
4.25/5 rDev -3.4%
04-04-2013 20:11:05 | More by joel66
4.75/5 rDev +8%
05-19-2012 18:36:01 | More by Callmecoon
4.53/5 rDev +3%
Thanks to Hophead101 for this in trade! 375ml bottle from batch #3.
Opened to a slight gushing but nothing near bad. I think this has some effect as there is a slight spritzy nature to a beer that looks devoid of carbonation after a few seconds of a large eggshell/ivory/ecru/white (random simpsons reference) head.
Poured into a Lindeman's tulip and rather hazy as well. A nice deep golden root beer color, pear juice maybe. Think the color from root beer candy canes, the gold they stripe them with is exactly this hue. By the time that sentence was written my second glass' head is completely gone and this looks like a nice still lambic albeit cloudy.
The nose is reminiscent of Bruocsella to me. Grapefruit, lemons, citrus rind, limes, maybe even some pineapple and peach scents (those two aromas came out much stronger after a few sips). Sandwiched by a nice funky intoxicating mix of brettanomyces and a tinge of alcohol. The brett is a little subdued on the front end with some acidity and prominent on the back with the fruit mingling in the middle. Only after pulling my nose away does my brain detect a slight muscat grape smell at the dying end.
The taste is where this brew really shines. It really is a journey, it's that complex. And it doesn't even stop after you have taken a sip. Sit back and revel in some very tropical fruit flavors long after the sip has gone down. It's complex, but it ramps into it. Although maybe it's more of a sine wave than a ramp.
It starts off with a tame tartness and some pineapple juice sweetness. Upon the swallow this beer explodes with a much more prominent citrusy tart bite followed immediately by some light funk and brett. You'd think that'd be it. But this beer is just warming up. A vividly fluxing aftertaste awaits you. My brain went a little nuts it was so unexpected. I get peaches, then pears, green apples, there are those muscat grapes, more pineapple sweetness. This aftertaste loiters for ages and it's wonderful and ever changing the entire time. This is the most tropical fruit experience I've had with a beer.
The 8% is very believable but not in a bad way at all. It's always there slightly, but it's nowhere near strong. It's rather odd to find an alcohol taste in a lambic style for me, but it's almost welcome.
Mouthfeel is that of a still lambic. Very thin, but the alcohol makes it coat like olive oil. Quite nice. Drinkability suffered as the tart citric quality mixed with the present alcohol would make a 750 a chore for one person. More so than others in the style.
While not my favorite beer ever, it's quite an experience and one I hope to seek out again. Very worthy of the hype, I can't believe this was done on this side of the pond.
EDIT: I just had the pleasure of a batch 1 bottle of this particular beer and it was one of the most delicious drinks I have ever been privy to. I'd go into more detail but I wasn't feeling too well for parts of the day and it was a long drive.
Sans excuses, the alcohol heat was GONE, GOODBYE! This turned into a thin tropical orange julius type of drink. I just cannot get over how absolutely spot on this beer is aged a few years. Just stunning!
I have changed my scores to a combination of the batch#3 and #1. Rounding in favor of batch#1.
#3 Scores- 3.5, 3.5, 4.5, 3.5, 3.0
#1 Scores- 3.5, 5.0, 5.0, 4.0, 5.0
02-20-2010 00:39:24 | More by sleepydave
New York
4.43/5 rDev +0.7%
Got to love a small, young and local (at least to me) brewery that puts out a stream of small (bottled) batches of eclectic and high quality ales, in addition to the four regular high quality craft brews it brews all year round on tap. "Cuvee" is a Belgain golden, fermented with muscat grapes, then refermented with "Bret" yeast, then aged in wine barels. Yeeha...love the style and love the fact that brewer Scott V has the stones to brew up a quite sour brew and then pitch it and explain it to his loyal following....anyway, this one pours cloudy, lemony, yellowy amber with a quickly departing white head and leaving just a trace of fine lacing. The nose is where the excitement begins, lots of fruit, lemony freshness and a funky, musty foretelling of the sour Bret blast to come. Moderate to quite sour on my scale. Lots of puckering lemon/lime, I also pick up tart berry notes, quinine, ginger, spicy honey, woody, herbal, Bret FUNKYNESS....WOW...wild ale, lambic, Belgian fans rejoice...refreshing, complex, and thoroughly enjoyable...yet another home run for the good Captain...go get some, add a hunk of smelly cheese, some crusty bread, olives, wild lettuce salad, sit back and revel in what a lucky human being you are! Label notes also mention that this one is expected to age well, will the blessings never cease?
05-12-2007 22:43:59 | More by Billolick
4.55/5 rDev +3.4%
Batch 1:
Bright yellow color with quickly receding white head, little lacing. Aroma has lemon, oak, somewhat acidic, pineapple, and some chardonnay. Taste is quite acidic, but full of interesting flavors like oak, lemon, hay, chardonnay, and pineapple. Very dry and light on the palate with fairly high carbonation. A very, very good sour.
Batch 2: Yellow with a white head that dissipates fairly quickly, leaving no lacing. Oak in the aroma, along with some lemon and other citrus aromas. Not very intense, rather delicate, but interesting and well done. White wine taste, lemon tartness, oak, peaches, and maybe a hint of apricot. Medium carbonation and light body, finish is fairly dry. Not nearly as sour as the first batch, but it has nice flavors and is still a nice sour. 4 - 9 - 9 - 4 - 17 = 4.3
12-28-2008 01:44:04 | More by badbeer
4.1/5 rDev -6.8%
Big thanks to Exiled for sharing this bottle, which was drank alongside Barrel Select, Rosso e Marrone and Flaming Fury. Batch No. 4.
The beer pours a clear yellow color with a white head. The aroma is very fruity. I get some oranges and lemons, as well as the expected grapes. I also get some oaked notes that really come through. The flavor is a great mix of grapes with some oak and lemons. The beer is very dry and is lower on the tartness scale than the other CL sours it was sampled alongside. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice beer that I am glad I got to try.
10-10-2010 18:11:02 | More by Mora2000
4.48/5 rDev +1.8%
Bottle (Batch 5)
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(Aged for 6 months)
Cloudy bright yellow and a small white head that leaves the glass spotted with lace.
Incredibly powerful aroma of white grapes, lemon, oak barrel, and big levels of tart and sour. Awesome, impressive, and exactly what I was hoping for.
The flavor too is wonderful and very similar to the aroma. There's lots of lemon, a mild funk, a good amount of oak, big sour notes, along with some white grapes.
Medium bodied with high carbonation.
A joy. Simply incredible.
05-16-2012 02:04:26 | More by ehammond1
4/5 rDev -9.1%
Received this in a monster box from 6daysbottomocean in the Whale BIF 3. This is a 375ml bottle from batch 3. Thanks again!
Appearance- Pours a hazy bright straw color out of the bottle with lots of beading carbonation in the body of the beer. About a quarter finger of fizzy white head caps the beer and dies back in short order to a thin ring around the edges. Carbonation remains in beading throughout however.
Smell- Lots of mildly tart white wine grapes and a little bit of Granny Smith apple up front on the nose, with just a touch of funk. Some barrel mildly evident as well. Finishes with just a whiff of lactic acidity.
Taste- Similar to the nose in that I get a lot of slightly tart white wine/green grapes and grapeskin on the palate. Again a little bit of funk and some mild oak flavors from the barrel as well but nothing overwhelming in those departments. Finishes with a very mild tartness.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability- Mouthfeel is adequate for the style and not over-carbonated, which was nice. Drinkability was quite decent as well as it went down easily and unoffensively.
Overall, a very solid and somewhat mild American wild ale. I enjoyed it and thought the flavor profile was somewhat similar to RR Temptation (however, I will say I think I prefer Temptation). Would be a good introduction to sours for somewhat who is beginning to enjoy the style but can't handle anything too acidic.
05-30-2010 23:57:38 | More by boatshoes
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
07-01-2013 14:08:45 | More by doremite
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
01-29-2013 21:08:37 | More by Soonami
4.15/5 rDev -5.7%
750ml capped brown bottle poured into a Leffe wine/chalice. Batch 2, Notes.
A: Pours a watered down orange juice color. Short, thin white head with little retention and lacing.
S: Tart apples and sour grapes. Not a lot of straight fruitiness. Some kind of burnt aroma? Light farmy, barny aromas and a touch of barrel.
T/M: Mildy sour with some added funk. Really juicy and sweet to balance the tartness. a bit of orange juice astringent citrus starts to come through as it warms. Some nice wine like tannins and leather taste and dry feel. Body is medium light with subdued carbonation.
D: A bit more carbonation would do wonders. Tasty and drinkable, though.
10-30-2009 00:35:12 | More by pwoods
New Jersey
4.75/5 rDev +8%
12-04-2011 22:57:22 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev -9.1%
01-12-2014 04:56:43 | More by mdaschaf
New York
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
02-02-2012 00:51:29 | More by Msharapa
5/5 rDev +13.6%
01-09-2013 17:22:57 | More by Stigs
North Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +8%
11-23-2011 05:42:56 | More by twowheelssoar
4.3/5 rDev -2.3%
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Pours a nice yellow gold with a slight tint of orange. Slighty hazy. A nice fizzy head forms, but dissipates faster than methadone in a rehab clinic. Vanished within seconds. No lacing. For any other style, I would knock the appearance down much further, but lambics/wilds arent exactly known for their head retention. And I'd much rather have it this way than have it all over my dining room table like last time *cough* smoke from the oak wine *cough*
Nose is quite good. Ripe crisp juicy granny smith apples. Some brett and barnyard funk, horseblanket etc are defenitely present. Slight peach and some vinous grape and oak.
Taste is very nice. The green apple does jump out in front, along with some vinous grape. Oak and wild yeasts dominate the middle of the palate. Not mouth rapingly sour, but defenitely a sour beer. White grape peaks its head out before the finish and rides to the end, but it is nicely subtle. The finish is beautifully dry, and oak, horseblanket, and slight sweet grape are mixed with more green apple like flavors on the finish and linger into the aftertaste. The barrel aging is well done here. Something about wine barrels just accents a lighter color lambic/wild so well.
Mouthfeel is pretty much spot on for the style. Despite being a notoriously fizzy style, this one is a tiny bit overcarbonated, but just tiny. Dryness on the finish is top notch, and the level of sourness is ideal for a beer of this kind.
Drinkability is quite solid. Easy drinking, especially for being on the high end of the abv spectrum stylewise. The sourness is not too enamel stripping, and the dryness is spot on. The overcarbonation is so slight, that it does not become abrasive but is close.
Overall, a fine wild ale from Captain Lawrence. I like the subtleness of the grape flavor, and the barrel aging is well done. Cant beat a nice blonde wild ale aged in wine casks. First temptation, now this...america has come a long way. It would make me more comfortable to see some better head retention on this one, but aside from that, really no major flaws. A great beer, defenitely one worth seeking out.
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03-16-2009 04:50:17 | More by AKBelgianBeast
Ontario (Canada)
3.98/5 rDev -9.5%
This is a most unique ale. It pours golden with some sparkling head and body. The aroma is complex, wine, champagne, malt, brett. A full, aggressive on the palate mouthfeel - you get the brett and carbonation. Muscat is right there - a quarter of it? Best to share with friends, or if you have to, lots of different food, to mull it over. Not too sour, but sour.
07-08-2009 22:13:01 | More by Sammy
5/5 rDev +13.6%
11-15-2011 04:01:52 | More by jh1982
New York
4.28/5 rDev -2.7%
Batch 4. Poured from a 375ml. bottle into a tulip. Shared by schen9303.
A: Pours a 2 finger foamy white head that collapses quickly. Beer is a cloudy lemon with a slight red tint... a golden raisin if you will. No lacing.
S: Burn rubber, plastic, white grape, sweet ethanol, lemon, citrus, and awkward as it is, dry SMELLING. Fragrant though, and very enticing.
T: Rubber, sweet ethanol, white grape, lemon and grapefruit zest. Yeasty bitterness and tart in the middle. Bit of coriander towards the finish, which is very dry and slightly powdery. Sticky aftertaste.
M: Light to medium bodied, dry, makes my mouth viscous from the saliva as it struggles to rehydrate. Finish is dry, aftertaste is messy and puckering.
D: One of the more unique sours on the market, CdC is as advertised, really more champagne-y than beer-y. Its damn tasty though and I'm dying to open some older batches to see the difference. A bit young at this point, but this'll no doubt develop into a masterpiece!
08-02-2010 00:22:05 | More by SpeedwayJim
4.33/5 rDev -1.6%
Batch number five bottle. A very clear beer with golden color. Not hazy at all as others have described. Oh wait, I guess pouring the last half was. No head.
Aroma is funky, vinous and cidery.
Tastes like sour apple, grapes, lemon, some funk. Very delicious. On the second pour with the yeast (or maybe as it warms) I am picking up some more floral components and some spice, but hard to pin down what.
I cracked this bottle for my 30th birthday and what a treat. Always nice to have a sour of this caliber.
05-14-2012 22:31:03 | More by mclaughlindw4
4.45/5 rDev +1.1%
750ml bottle, split with blackness, obtained via trade from goodbyeohio, batch #2
appearance: served in a de koninck chalice, pale straw golden body with very little head...glowing yellow tone
smell: tart lemon, white grape, heavy whiffs of oak, cider vinegar, light grain, brett yeast
taste: "that's wild alright" - funky barnyard brett, earthy, sparkling white grape juice, dry tart lemon, nicely spiced, nice sour
mouthfeel: tart and light
drinkability: good
01-04-2009 19:51:06 | More by dirtylou
4.5/5 rDev +2.3%
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One woman is dead after a salon shooting in Gary, Indiana.
Police say a gunman walked into Vision of Beauty on 5th Avenue and fired three shots, killing the owner of the salon, 34-year-old Antoinetta Johnson.
Police confirm The Post Tribune report that Johnson was a prosecution witness, cooperated with police and testified in a murder-for-hire case of a man killed last month. Two of the defendants were charged with murder. In exchange for her testimony, Johnson was never charged.
Johnson's family was in shock Thursday night.
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Eric overcame devastating child abuse at the hands of a mentally-ill father that attempted to end his life at the age of 12. Eric Arauz was then diagnosed Bipolar 1, PTSD (from trauma occurred in psychiatric hospitalization), Alcoholic and Drug Addicted (Tri-Occurring Disorder) in 1995.
In 1996, Eric was confined in a Veterans Administration Maximum-Security Mental Institution as a disabled Navy veteran from Operation Desert Shield and hospitalized for months on a maximum-security ward, held in restraints for over 24 hours and considered beyond treatment with the same mental disorder that truncated his father's life.
Eric has survived two suicide attempts, one in the VA hospital and one after release.
Miraculously, since his release from the VA Hospital, Eric Arauz has earned a Faculty membership at the UMDNJ/ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, as an Adjunct Instructor; is the current Vice Chairman on Governor Christie's NJ Opiate/Heroin Task Force for Citizens 18-25 years old; is a 2009 SAMHSA/US Dept. of Health and Human Services "Voice Award" recipient; is a 2012 SAMHSA "Voice Award" Fellowship winner; is a Yale University lecturer; and International Trauma Trainer on his own original concepts concerning Trauma Informed Recovery; and New York Times Contributor.
Read Eric quoted in the NY TIMES on the Charlie Sheen situation in 2011: CLICK HERE FOR ARTICLE
Eric's book an An American's Resurrection is supported by International thought leaders and used in Medical and Nursing Schools across the country. An American's Resurrection is a devastating 3 act literary journey: Life, Death and Resurrection. It leads you from nearly fatal child abuse, into a maximum-security psychiatric hospital and finally onto a major Northeast College Campus using the greatest literary works of all-time to create a guide back from a lifelong Hell to finally "Come Alive."
"It was the most powerful and inspiring book I have ever read. I could not put this book down. I cried and cried. This book's impact on me was amazing. Heartbreaking, provoking and simply beautiful."
Eric was the Kickoff Keynote at the 26th Annual U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress in Las Vegas, NV on September 29, 2013. An RSVP only event at the Venetian Hotel with all 550 attendees receiving a copy of An American's Resurrection.
Eric hosts Grand Rounds throughout the nation at Medical Schools and Hospitals (UCLA-Resnick Neuropsychiatric; Rutgers/Robert Wood Johnson Medical School; Beth Israel Hospital NYC and others) lecturing on his concept of "Conscious Storytelling: Overcoming Cognitive, Somatic and Spiritual Autobiographic Deficits in Non-Linear Recovery Trajectories."
Eric Arauz was recently published in a leading Peer-Reviewed Journal on the need for Suicide Prevention Compentencies for in-patient Psychiatric Nurses: http://jap.sagepub.com/content/19/4/211.full
Eric is working with a national workgroup of the leading Psychiatric Nurses through the APNA to help create the first set nursing compentencies for in-patient generalist Psychiatric Nurses: http://jap.sagepub.com/content/19/4/205.full
Eric Arauz is currently a faculty member launching a national pilot on Recovery in in-patient hospitals with the American Psychiatric Nurses Association on a five discipline SAMHSA grant on Recovery. The disciplines are the American Psychiatric Association (APA), the American Psychological Association (APA), the American Psychiatric Nurses Association (APNA), the National Association of Peer Specialists (NAPS) and the Council of Social Work Educaucation (CSWE).
In 2012, Eric travelled the United States going from CA to TX to NC to launch the national pilot on in-patient units to bring Recovery based practices into the hospitals and relay his experience of being restrained for over 24 hours trying to aid in the eventual eradication of the use of Seclusion and Restraint in the hospital setting.
Eric's greatest accomplishment and the driving force of all his work is his divine and delightful daughter, Olivia Nadine. She keeps his focus absolute as he travels the world searching for all the "Olivia's" lost in the flames of their disconnection and existential torment.
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Newly built and opening in December of 2009, Valet/Bell Service, Concierge Service, 24/7 Front Desk, Child care on site, Daily housekeeping, Room Service, Conference Facilities, True slopeside location, 18 Hole Golf Course On-Site, Full Health Club and Spa, Indoor/Outdoor Heated Pool, Slopeside Restaurant/Lounge, Underground Parking
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Nobody says no to a free baseball cap. So I said sure, and just a few days later this showed up at my house:
Yeah. Now, I probably couldn't wear this cap, because ... Well, for a couple of reasons. One, gold really isn't my color. And two, right there on the front it says NEW YORK YANKEES. But you know, gold isn't the worst thing in the world and maybe nobody would notice that NEW YORK YANKEES. Because they would be blinded by the gold.
Except my cap doesn't look exactly like that. See where the 42 is? I'm completely down with that, especially considering that Rivera will be the last major leaguer to wear that glorious number.
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I bring all this up because I've found this summer's Rivera-related pomp and circumstance perfectly appropriate, and was sorta thrilled by the sight of this Delta 757, dolled up in what amounts to Mo nose-art. Like a lot of people, I hate the Yankees and probably always will. But like most of those same people, my hatred does not blind me to the occasional Yankee who displays such skill and grace that it's impossible to root against him.
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When Walter Oberkirch saw the recent news on the Russian ship the Akademik Shokalskiy and the Chinese icebreaker Snow Dragon trapped in the ice of Antarctica it reminded him of his own experience being trapped in the sub-zero temperatures of the Arctic.
Oberkirch joined the U.S. Coast Guard in 1951. At the age of 18, this was a decision he made that all young men and women pondering their futures should consider, said Oberkirch. "The Coast Guard is the best outfit there is; the best food and the best conditions," said Oberkirch.
Three years later, on June 2, 1954 Oberkirch found himself departing from the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York on the US Coast Guard Westwind. The Westwind was headed north to make way for cargo ships carrying supplies and goods destined for the weather station Alert, near Ellesmear Island, 450 miles from the North Pole. Military bases were put in place to guard and alert the United States of Soviet attacks during the Cold War. "If the Soviets were to attack they would have been coming over the North Pole," said Oberkirch.
Stopping at military bases along the route to drop off supplies and goods, Oberkirch said their visits were a delight to many. "Those Air Force guys, they treated us like kings. They hadn't seen anyone in years," said Oberkirch.
Months after their departure, Westwind and all of its crew became trapped in the ice after a propeller on the ship broke on Aug. 21, leaving them all stranded just seven miles from the Alert station. "I don't recall any fear at all. We stayed warm, we had clean bunks, not too much fresh water, but we had good food and the Royal Canadian Air Force dropped our mail for us," said Oberkirch. The Westwind was trapped for a total of ten days. The ten days seemed much longer, because they really were, said Oberkirch laughing. During the timeframe of West Wind's ensnarement, there were 24-hours of daylight in the Arctic.
On Sept. 9 southwest winds brought warmer temperatures. The 38 degree weather was just what the Westwind needed to free itself from its frosty trap. With the "lead", or an opening in the ice floes, the Westwind was turned southward to Black Cape, and then on to Thule, Greenland. The Westwind arrived back in New York to return port in the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Sept. 30; Oberkirch was finally home after the 121 day voyage.
After his three year enlistment in the Coast Guard, Oberkirch went on to become a carpenter and raised a family with his wife of now 57 years, Barbara. Walter and Barbara have been in California for 42 years and have been enjoying their retirement right here in the community of Willits for the past sixteen years, said Oberkirch.


text: Missoula will receive a national Municipal Equality Index score this fall, which ranks cities based on their treatment of members of the gay community.Officials said the Human Rights Campaign -- the organization leading the national LGBT rights movement -- will rank 150 cities across the country this year based on certain criteria.City Council members here in Missoula said they've taken several efforts over the past few years to earn a high score on the index.Caitlin Copple -- an openly gay member of the Missoula City Council -- said the Municipal Equality Index -- or MEI -- evaluates cities based on their non-discrimination laws, relationship recognition and how well a city treats its own LGBT employees."I felt like I had to leave my home state of Idaho to be who I was, and so, I was like, Montana, that seems better, you know because at least people here are little more live and let live," Copple said.Copple said Missoula's current city laws and policies and its efforts to establish the domestic registry make the city a strong candidate for a high MEI score.She added, "As our culture is changing, our expectations are changing, I really want Montana to keep up."Copple said a high score signifies a more friendly and welcoming community, but it can actually help boost a city's appeal to outside business."Really the way a city treats its LGBT residents can serve as a proxy for how friendly you are toward difference -- toward entrepreneurialship, toward innovative technology," she explained.This boost in outside business, coupled with a more inclusive environment will help keep the younger population living and working in Montana.She said, "I think anything that we can do to show that we are, we're not this backwards place, and that we really care about our young people -- all our young people -- and we want to keep them here, I think that's a good thing."Copple said Billings, Great Falls, and Helena will also receive scores this fall. She says Helena earned a score of only 15 last year."Any of these efforts that we're working on at the city level are not a replacement for the full relationship recognition that needs to come from the state," Copple said.Copple added, almost every fortune 500 company across the country now honors a nondiscrimination policy that includes sexual orientation acceptance.To learn more about the MEI, click here.


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ARCADIA, Calif. (April 8, 2010) – Hard-hitting 5-year-old Blame the Wine notched her 10th victory in her 22nd career start Thursday when connecting as the 1-2 favorite in Santa Anita's $46,400 feature for California-bred fillies and mares at seven furlongs.
While boosting her record over Santa Anita's main track to 6-3-1 in 12 races, the tenacious daughter of Decarchy defeated Wood Art by three-quarters of a length while clocked in 1:23.81.
With constant companion Omar Berrio in the irons, Blame the Wine tracked the relatively tepid early pace while settled in fourth place. Rounding the turn, she slipped through along the rail to head early leader Initial Impression in midstretch before safely holding off the closing bid of Wood Art.
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The winner's share of $27,600 elevated the career earnings of Blame the Wine to $171,996 for Santa Ines Stable, but she will be changing barns for her next start. Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer claimed Blame the Wine for $25,000 in the optional claiming event. Hollendorfer will become co-owner along with Team Green.
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SALISBURY, Md. - Kenneth Banks, 71 of Salisbury, answered the Lord's call on Friday, March 29, 2013 at home. Born in Salisbury he was the son of the late Denwood and Clara M. Banks. Mr. Banks was a Master Carpenter working for many years with Gillis Gilkerson. He was a U.S. Army veteran during the Korean Conflict. He was a member of Tony Tank Council 61, Red Men's Lodge. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and friend.
He is survived by his wife, Faye Banks of Salisbury; children: David Banks of West Ocean City, Delena L. Banks of Eden, Paula Vickers and husband, George of Fruitland, Faye Banks II of Salisbury, Kimberly D. Banks-Corbin and husband, Eddie of Willards and Vernon Bailey and wife Rita of Mt. Vernon; step-children: Bruce Taylor and wife Pam and Elsie Taylor and husband Rick all of Salisbury; grandchildren: Victoria and Jaime Whyte, Kenny White, Ryan Bailey, Robert and Danielle Hyle, Kimberly Evans, Nicole Corbin, Zeke Collins, Lindsey Owens and Matthew and Shane Vickers, and Summer Banks; great-grandson, Bryan Whyte Adkins and several other great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by brothers, David A., Carroll and Danny Banks
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Huntington businessman Arthur Weisberg, who donated millions to Marshall University and its engineering program in recent years, died Nov. 24. He was 88.
Weisberg and his wife, Joan, founded State Electric Supply Co. in Huntington in 1952. The company has grown dramatically over the years to now include 33 branches in five states — West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky and North Carolina. He also started Arthur's Enterprises and several other businesses and served on the boards of numerous other companies in West Virginia. Weisberg also was involved in several non-profit and community groups, including the American Foundation for the Blind, the Huntington Area Development Corp. and the local and state chambers of commerce. He also served on the board for the Marshal University Foundation.
Although Weisberg grew up in Brooklyn and graduated from City College of New York, he was dedicated to Marshall University and helped to re-establish the university's engineering program in 2006. In honor of his support, the university named two of its engineering buildings after Weisberg and his family — the Arthur Weisberg Family Engineering Laboratories and the $50 million Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex, which had its groundbreaking last month.
"I and the entire Marshall University community are deeply saddened by the passing of Mr. Arthur Weisberg," Marshall University President Dr. Stephen J. Kopp said Nov. 24. "I consider Art a dear friend and mentor, and I've been so fortunate to have known him. I have especially cherished the time we shared together. He was never short on kind words and always willing to share his advice and wisdom — just two of the noble attributes that define this remarkable man.
"Huntington and the state of West Virginia have lost one of our greatest captains of industry and philanthropy. Art chose to make Huntington his home, and throughout his lifetime here, he was committed to improving the quality of life for its current and future residents. Art and the entire Weisberg family have left an indelible imprint on this university through their support of our academic programs and willingness to give back to the community they so dearly love.
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A Home At The Beach (on a private lake) in Jupiter
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2000 sq feet under air/heat plus garage and patio. Located in Sea Colony on US1
The home is an upscale duplex with a single family feel, has a private back yard on the lake. Beautiful gated community, with gorgeous community area and pool, fitness room, tennis courts.
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It's been one helluva day for Spike Lee news. In case you missed it this morning, word hit that the writer/director was reprising his role as Mookie from "Do The Right Thing" in a new, totally under the radar project called "Red Hook Summer." But it looks like the big, blockbuster project Lee was linked to last week is now official.
Mandate Pictures has announced that the long brewing "Oldboy" remake is now a Spike Lee Joint with his shingle 40 Acres & A Mule teaming with Vertigo Entertainment for the pic. Ever since Chan-wook Park's brutal revenge story about a man imprisoned for decades by a mysterious stranger hit in 2004 to a Cannes Grand Jury Prize and massive acclaim, talk of an Americanization has circulated. 2008 saw Will Smith and Steven Spielberg, an actor/director pair as ill-suited to the project as possible, attach themselves to the film. They departed not long after when Mandate and DreamWorks fell out, but late last year, it was reported that writer Mark Protosevich had turned in a draft that had executives jumping for joy, and that Spielberg had been approached again, along with Matthew Vaughn and Danny Boyle. Well, scratch those names because Lee will get behind the camera for what will easily be his most unique project to date.
Granted, we've always been wary of a remake of a film that is already perfect on its own in so many ways, and bears a distinct visual style and thematic undercurrent that Hollywood would simply never touch. And while Lee is certainly a nervy and inspired choice, it will be down to the script by Protosevich ("The Cell," "I Am Legend") to sell us on this. Will this be a watered down version of Park's vision or something unique and striking itself? Either way, with Lee at the helm it's undoubtedly compelling, and we'll be eager to see how this takes shape. Get ready for shortlist reports about the lead role to begin...
Mr. Arkadin | July 13, 2011 8:54 AM
both lee and park are undeniably very capable directors with a lot of style and substance. it could work... (but it's still totally unnecessary)
filmisdead | July 12, 2011 3:44 AM
what a waste of time and money.
raul | July 12, 2011 3:25 AM
@Cal Meacham: well, he does have one inarguable put-it-in-a-time-capsule classic to his name (Do the Right Thing), and another one arguably just as good (25th Hour), which is more than you can say for Chan-wook Park, or for that matter most other directors.
Cal Meacham | July 11, 2011 10:34 AM
Let me see. Get a crappy director to remake the work of a brilliant director. Sounds like an awful idea.
The Playlist | July 11, 2011 8:54 AM
Since when is "oldboy" an "all-out action movie"? Did you see the same movie that we did? Could it have easily starred Stallone?
Xian | July 11, 2011 8:49 AM
This is a movie that simply does NOT NEED TO BE MADE. The original is fine, and if short bus American audiences can't view it because (gasp!) it has subtitles or a foreign tilt to the story... tough! I know a Mona Lisa that needs repainting... she's not smiling enough for us slap-happy American idiots.
BradZuhl | July 11, 2011 8:38 AM
Spike's never done an all-out action movie (I don't consider Inside Man or Miracle at St. Anna to be action movies). So this should be an interesting experiment. I don't know why people get so up in arms about English language remakes. If they fuck it up, you still have the original. And it's not like the original is Citizen Kane.
Mr Anonymous | July 11, 2011 8:23 AM
Someone get Idris Elba on the phone right this instant! We needs a Spike and Idris joint!
PapushiSun | July 11, 2011 8:18 AM
I understand the original film deviated substantially from the source manga. And I seem to remember either Spielberg or Will Smith saying the remake would be based on the manga more than the film. I wonder if it still applies.
Cory Everett | July 11, 2011 7:59 AM
I remember seeing this in the theatre and thinking that it was a movie that would never get a pass if it were made in English. Hopefully Lee has a good script to work from because the original is pretty silly.
Taylor | July 11, 2011 7:43 AM
I wonder if Denzel will turn this down or not.
jimmiescoffee | July 11, 2011 7:35 AM
spike lee also hasn't made a good movie since 2002.
('she hate me' was pretty good)
KT | July 11, 2011 7:34 AM
Idris Elba for the lead!
Piotr | July 11, 2011 7:32 AM
So it's about race now?
Michael | July 11, 2011 7:20 AM
Spike Lee is a better director than Chan-Wook Park, and this is about the only way I can be interested in this remake. Whatever we get, it absolutely will not be anonymous, and it has potential to be even better than the middling original. Bring it on, Spike.
jimmiescoffee | July 11, 2011 7:05 AM
don't know exactly how to feel about his. however, it could be a lot worse..i will say that.


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BenchmarksThe card was tested against the Viewperf 10 suite. OS : Windows Vista 64 Bit SP1Video Driver : Forceware 178.46DirectX : Version 9.24.1400
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Dear Partners:
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Getting up early on a Saturday morning was no problem for 24 students at Wilson's Mills Elementary School, because they were competing in Science Olympiad at Raleigh Charter High School.
For many of the students, this was their second year on the team. Wilson's Mills has fielded a team for four years.
This year's team began preparing for the competition at the start of the school year. The hands-on activities were tied to the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics curriculum. For example, in Bridge-a-Roni, students made a bridge out of pasta and glue. The goal was to make the lightest bridge they could that would hold 22 pounds. In Trajeggtory, students designed and built a case to protect an egg from breaking on concrete.
The Science Olympiad featured 12 events, and students competed in three.
Stephanie Caviness, a fifth grade teacher and coach of the Wilson's Mills team, said she was happy with her school's performance. "We are extremely proud of our students and how well they performed," she said.
Katy Hellis is a fifth-grader who has been on the team for two years. "It was so fun," she said. "Although we didn't win, it was fun to participate. I had to wake up at 5:30 in the morning on a Saturday, but it was worth it."
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The Texoma area is fortunate to have an expert in the care of dementia and Alzheimer available to help with education and treatment. Dr. Vanessa Ohnes is a Geriatric Medicine Doctor in Denison, Texas. She specializes in the aging process and the elderly.
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Caregivers are welcome and are invited to bring those they are caring for. Assistance will be provided so the learning experience will not be interrupted, adult daycare/respite care will be provided.
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Golden Boy finalized another bout for the May 1 Shane Mosley-Floyd Mayweather HBO PPV undercard. Mexico's Daniel Ponce De Leon (38-2, 32 KOs), an ex-junior featherweight titlist, faces Mayweather protégé Cornelius Lock (19-4-1, 12 KOs) in a featherweight bout.From Dan Rafael's weekly notebook. Both men knocked out Orlando Cruz in their last fights, although it took two rounds fewer for de Leon to do the deed. On paper, this should be a solid action fight, and one almost certain to end before the distance.
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Black Friday specials at CityPlace
By Allison Ross
Here are some of the black Friday specials you'll find if you head to downtown West Palm Beach's CityPlace for your shopping the day after Thanksgiving (courtesy of one of the spokespeople for CityPlace):
Armani Exchange: Spend $150 or more and get $50 off your purchase Friday through Sunday.
Ann Taylor: Will open at 7 a.m. Friday. Check back for details on promotions; they are announcing them announce Wednesday afternoon.
Apricot Lane: Buy one, get one 50 percent off (equal or lesser value) deals on everything in the store Friday through Sunday.
Banana Republic: Buy one cashmere sweater, get one free on Friday only.
Bath & Body Works: Shoppers who spend $40 or more have the opportunity to purchase a VIP bag for only $15, which includes products with a value of $107.
BCBG: Sales up to 50 percent off, Friday through Sunday.
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Chico's: 20 percent off everything in the story Tuesday through Sunday.
Francesca's Collections: Additional 30 percent off clearance merchandise through Sunday, plus sales on jewelry.
Fresh Produce: Additional 25 percent off sale merchandise – almost one-third of the store will be on sale. Extra discount lasts Friday through Sunday.
Gap: Buy one, get one free on all sweaters on Wednesday and Friday only.
Gymboree: Store will open at 7 a.m. Friday. Receive 30 percent off everything in the store until noon, and 25 percent off of all merchandise from noon until close Friday.
Journeys: Door prizes available Friday.
Justice: 40 percent off all merchandise in the store Friday.
Lane Bryant: 40 percent off all merchandise in the store Friday.
Lucky Brand: Buy one, get one 50 percent off (equal or lesser value) on all items in the store on Friday only.
Mayors: Discounts at 20 to 70 percent off this weekend through Dec. 25.
Nine West: 50 percent off select boots, 30 percent off other select shoe styles, 30 to 50 percent off select handbags and 30 percent off all hosiery Friday through Sunday.
Pottery Barn: Door busters while supplies last Friday.
Quiksilver: Winter wear including jackets and fleece at 40 percent off, and new clearance items added at 50 percent off Friday through Sunday.
SEE Eyewear: Select sunglasses now $99, originally priced at $200-$350. More than 100 other pieces are 50 percent off this week.
S!R Menswear: 15 percent off of the new collection, and 40 to 50 percent off select items Friday through Sunday.
Solstice: 30 percent off Safilo products Friday from open until noon. Safilo products include Gucci, Jimmy Choo, Juicy Couture, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Giorgio Armani, Balenciaga and Carrera labels.
Sunglass Hut (in Macy's): Additional 30 percent off clearance sunglasses.
Victoria's Secret: Buy one bra, get one 50 percent off (equal or lesser value) on Friday.
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Police said one person is dead and another in critical condition after a shooting in a Kansas City neighborhood.
The shooting was reported about 3:30 p.m. at East 40th Place and Vineyard Drive.
The victim in critical condition was found on the front porch and the other man, later identified as 29-year-old Corey M. Knight, was found just inside the front door.
Witnesses told police a gold-colored SUV left the scene at a high rate of speed immediately after the sound of shots.
Anyone with information is asked to call the TIPS Hotline at 816-474-8477.
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SARANAC LAKE — Shelby Graham poured in a game-high 24 points to help Adirondack Community College roll past North Country Community College, 61-34, in women's basketball Friday night.
Kara Tecl added 16 points and Jamie McLaughlin 14 for the visitors, who jumped out to a 28-17 halftime lead.
Emily Lapage was the lone Saint in double figures with 14 points. Shelby Gausby was next with seven.
"We did not come ready to play tonight — we looked like we just woke up from a nap," said North Country coach Jerrad Dumont. "I'm not impressed with the effort of some of the girls tonight.
"However, I am impressed with Emily Lapage. She worked really hard on the inside and I think we could have went to her more. She finished the game with 14 points and 11 rebounds. She is getting better every day and I love her work ethic."
Adirondack 61, North Country 34
Adirondack (61)
Graham 9-6-24, Madan 2-0-5, Servelli 0-0-0, Tecl 7-0-16, McLaughlin 6-0-14, Wilson 1-0-2. Totals: 25-6-61.
North Country (34)
Uras 1-1-3, Keitt 1-0-2, Jock 0-0-0, Kezar 1-0-3, Demarais 0-0-0, Gary 1-2-5, Branton 0-0-0, Gausby 3-0-7, Lapage 6-2-14, Kyles 0-0-0. Totals: 13-5-34.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The medical examiner in Birmingham, Alabama has ruled out a pilot medical problem as the cause of the UPS plane crash that occurred last month.
The Jefferson County, AL coroner reported that the two pilots on board the plane were killed by blunt force trauma suffered during the crash.
The Airbus A-300 crashed in an open field near the Birmingham airport on August 14.
A preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board found that there were no signs of engine failure or fire aboard the jet. The two pilots did not report any trouble prior to the crash.
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29-09-2010 6:17
I've had my phone's memory slowly go down to 3 or 4 mb. I don't have any apps installed other than what came on the phone, I've already done a hard reset and the problem went away for a couple of weeks and now it is back. I store my messages on the memory card so I don't think that is the problem. So far I like the phone but I am frustrated by these simple issues that aren't getting fixed in a timely manner. Nokia has been making phones for years, this isn't their first time around the block and to have all of these issues on what is a fairly simple phone with an OLD operating system is disgraceful.
29-09-2010 11:45
Messages may be stored on Card, but what about emails? if you are heavy email user then you might have filled C-Drive.
Other culprit is Browser cache.
What does file manager memory details function report?
29-09-2010 11:49
get rid of C5, it will be a permenant trouble...
01-10-2010 4:59
I don't consider myself a heavy email user, but even so, how can I store emails on the memory card and not the phone? How do I access the memory details function? I cleared my browser cache today and only gained a small amount of space. I've deleted most of my emails as well, there are 8 or 9 left. As of right now I have 6mb free.
01-10-2010 5:01
Getting rid of my phone isn't an acceptable solution. I'd be happy to give it back to nokia if they would refund my purchase price.
01-10-2010 6:05
Hi All,
When it comes to C5, it should have at least around 50MB of Internal Memory. That is of course aside of any installation made to it by Nokia or the User. To check the Memory details, follow the steps below:
Menu>>Options>>Memory details or Details>>Phone Memory.
Menu>>Application>>Office>>File Manager>>Phone Memory>>Options>>Details
When you select Details, it will give you a list of all the things that consumes your Phone Memory. You can then identify what is consuming the most and rectify it. But to give you a piece of advise, with S60 phones, whether C,X,E or N series, users have a lot of capabilities and tend to install many things on the phone but also forget that these phone can take memory cards up to 16GB. Transferring things from the phone memory to the memory card is the best option to solve memory issues. As for the emails, settings it up under the memory card is not an option.
01-10-2010 6:11
Thank you for the steps. My phone has 49MB in use under "other files". I have no applications installed. Not being able to store emails on the memory card seems like a large oversight.
01-10-2010 22:36
I deleted my mailbox today and I have 15mb of free space, with 40mb still being used under "other files".
03-10-2010 22:03
Try a file browser like X-plore 1.51 , browse all the hidden files in your phone mem, find the culprits n eliminate them.
06-10-2010 2:38
Did that, wasn't able to find anything that seemed like it didnt' belong. I've got no messages in my mailbox and only have 8mb free. I have no applications installed. I cleared my browser cache and now have 10mb free, there are still 45mb locked up in "Other Files" SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH THESE PHONES.
06-10-2010 5:03
06-10-2010 5:04
Already updated.
09-10-2010 19:10
I have the same problem, I have only 7MB free space.
Does the software update solve the problem?
09-10-2010 19:45
i bought nokia c5 about 2 months ago....and i am facing the same problem.phone memory gets automatically filled up.i updated phone software also.i have not installed any application in phone memory but even then it gets filled up automatically.phone memory details shows a large amount of memory occupied under others.i have been to nokia care centre for about 5-6 times till date.everytime they formated my phone and gave it back.they even dismantled which left some scratches and gap in my handset's sides.then they sent it to headquarters in delhi from where i got it back after 10 days. i got my handset back on 3rd october and still i am facing same phone memory problem .also i am unable to view phone memory folder when i connect my mobile to pc.also i tried formatting my micro sd card that came preinstalled in c5 but it is write protected.
please nokia either solve problem or replace the handset.
09-10-2010 19:45
09-10-2010 20:45
I would like to know if Nokia is aware of the problem and is working on the issue.
09-10-2010 20:57
Yeah. I'd really like to know if Nokia working on the issue, too.
14-10-2010 3:48
Admin, do you know anything about this issue? Is Nokia aware of it and working on it? When is there going to be a new firmware update?
14-10-2010 6:22
14-10-2010 10:35
admin plz take necessary action as soon as possible...