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Lips Of Faith - Biere De Garde - New Belgium Brewing
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Ratings: 306 | Reviews: 70 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by beerpadawan:
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
01-23-2013 18:41:58 | More by beerpadawan
More User Reviews:
4.25/5 rDev +16.4%
01-27-2013 02:09:17 | More by sabitu
3.81/5 rDev +4.4%
22 oz bottle pouring into a large red wine glass.
Looks nice...lots of bubbles rising through the light copper bulb, forming a frothy off-white head.
Smells of citrus and funk, like the civic center farmer's market. Lemons fade into orange into barnyard hay.
Orange up front, followed quickly by some biting clove and spice. Some lingering boozy citrus flavors. Not overly funky as some can be.
Slightly astringent. While there is some detectable alcohol, I wouldn't have guessed it was as high as 9%(until I was almost through the bottle).
I'm not sure if I would buy it again, but wouldn't advise against trying it. Eric's Ale is still my favorite of the Lips of Faith series, but this is an interesting beer worth adding to an afternoon sampling of a few other beers and cheeses.
06-02-2013 20:23:42 | More by andyfrancis
2.15/5 rDev -41.1%
22 oz bottle. Pours clear straw gold with a small creamy white head that retains well and leaves a little lacing.
The aroma is musty stinky, almost rotting, oranges with a little bready malt.
The flavor is sweet oranges and musty yeast with a kind of dry and lightly bitter finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation.
Overall, kind of odd - sweet musty oranges with a dry bitter, kind of off finish.
12-04-2012 06:30:24 | More by Beaver13
3.3/5 rDev -9.6%
The beer pours a hazy golden yellow color with a white head. The aroma is full of grain and wheat, with a hint of orange thrown in. The flavor is more of the same. I get a lot of juicy orange notes, as well as a ton of coriander and wheat. This beer tastes like a Belgian witbier on steroids. I like most of what I taste but there is too much coriander in the beer for me to be a huge fan. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
12-03-2012 06:01:40 | More by Mora2000
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
08-14-2013 14:31:37 | More by Bizoneill
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
05-23-2013 14:04:56 | More by vfalstad
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
05-14-2013 18:00:55 | More by stereosforgeeks
4/5 rDev +9.6%
02-20-2013 04:00:17 | More by Beer21
3.25/5 rDev -11%
(Served in a tulip)
A- this beer pours a clear golden yellow body with a sea of carbonation and a thick sticky bubbly white head that remains on the glass in sheets.
S- The cooked corn DMS is followed by an orange peel note and a woody almost minty bergamot note that grows when it opens up.
T- the mellow pale malt flavor has an earthy bergamot flavor followed by a light tartness with some citrus notes in a dry finish.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with no alcohol heat or astringency noticed.
O- There is a nice bergamot flavor to the and some softer notes of the biere de garde style but I don't care for the yeast and the cooked corn flavors are off.
12-18-2012 22:22:29 | More by rhoadsrage
New Mexico
3.25/5 rDev -11%
08-21-2013 22:10:12 | More by LXIXME
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
01-27-2013 22:28:05 | More by ste5venla
New Mexico
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
22 ounce bottle poured into a snifter.
A- fluffy, gaseous and bubbly head... Two fingers thick... Dark golden wheat-colored.... The beer is not cloudy, but yet it is opaque.... After the head dissipates, it leaves plenty of lace along the glass's sides and atop the liquid.
S- Tart, earthy, herbal, yeasty, sour fruit, apricot, something reminiscent of citrus
T- yeasty, slight hint of salt, earthy fruit, some sweetness that is a bit off-putting and syrupy, the orange peel seems to resemble something designed more to be an aroma
M- pleasantly sweet and tart initially, but the orange peel makes for something cloying and creates a thick, spicy middle that seems out of place in this otherwise light, easy-drinking beer.
O- A decent beer with some positive attributes, but the orange peel, the centerpiece of this beer, proved to also be its biggest hindrance.
12-18-2013 03:36:59 | More by ONovoMexicano
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
06-15-2013 00:16:32 | More by AlexChillton
3.48/5 rDev -4.7%
Bomber served cold into an etched bottom goblet from New Belgium.
Their biere de garde is a pale golden yellow color with thick creamy white head. It settles slowly and leaves some good lacing in its wake.
Aroma is sweet, floral, and slightly funky. Light tropical fruit hoppiness.
Flavor is not quite what I expected. It's sweet and fruity as the aroma would lead one to believe but the bitterness and yeast funk don't go together very well here. Vegetal and medicinal and not really to my liking.
Mouthfeel is okay with light body and nicely judged carbonation. The balance is towards the sweet.
Overall not really a great example. Maybe worth a try if you like to take a chance but I wouldn't buy it again.
11-28-2012 04:50:09 | More by GilGarp
Ontario (Canada)
3.61/5 rDev -1.1%
Bottle from Champane's Cellars. Light coloured body with lasting off-white head. Mild orange peel and yeast aroma. The taste is a blend of the spices I normally get in a biere de garde, with the taste of orange peel out and above everything else. Decently drinkable. Booze definately in the taste.
02-10-2013 01:55:06 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
03-18-2013 23:13:31 | More by somnus
4.19/5 rDev +14.8%
Very pale ale looking with a somewhat clear, nectarine colored pour. Faint haze, but still mostly clear. The head is a nice contrasting bright white and has decent retention. A swirl kicks the bubbles back into motion and leaves a spotty lace.
I'm really undecided on the scent. It's got a German-ish, European smell, which I don't care much for, but at the same time, it's got some Belgo yeasty notes and American citrus smells as well. As it warms, the alcohol and peppery yeast come thru.
The taste is pretty spectacular. It's alcohol forward, along with plenty of malt to offset the yeast and citrus. Complex taste and feel.
Complexion at its finest with sweetness up front, spicy comes on mid-sip, then a savory hop bitterness and acidic tropical fruit feel in the dry, spicy finish. Alcohol and heat from the hops lingers well into the finish. Medium body.
The beer didn't do much for me early on, but the flavor more than made up for it. It's a smooth beer, an easy drinker, despite some aggressive ingredients. Your palate is constantly being challenged.
09-21-2013 02:50:10 | More by RickS95
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
01-11-2014 01:05:59 | More by freewill35
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
12-11-2012 17:13:45 | More by jheezee
3.5/5 rDev -4.1%
05-12-2013 13:00:52 | More by KMcG
4/5 rDev +9.6%
Pours an effervescent bronnze with a thumb of pearl colored head. Good lacing & head retention
S: Breadyness, hay, apple skins & raw booze once warm
T: Follows the nose, a touch of white grapes & rose water, along with pineapple up front. More pineapple, some lemons & green apple as this warms, a touch of grassyness & tartness too. Finishes with lemon zest, grassyness & pineapple & just a bit of phenols on the edges
MF: Medium bodied, fairly lively carbonation that smooths out as it warms, some warming notes as this warms, some stickyness
A nice Americanized take on the style, very drinkable, but way too clean to be a straight up reproduction of the style
11-26-2012 04:25:55 | More by russpowell
4.25/5 rDev +16.4%
12-07-2012 04:02:11 | More by Glibber
3.75/5 rDev +2.7%
11-13-2013 03:35:12 | More by Chuck_25
3.13/5 rDev -14.2%
No bottle date
Poured into a Duvel tulip.
Appearance: Pours a clear, very pale orange with a two finger white head. The head slowly recedes to a finger leaving tons of thick lacing in its wake. Good looking brew.
Aroma: Lots of light lemon and pear in the big yeast presence. Some light caramel malt notes taking a backseat in the yeast forward nose. Some more faint citrus loiters underneath the malt.
Taste: Huge citrus right out of the gate with grassy hops right behind it. The yeast takes flight almost immediately; more citrus and pear just as the nose indicated. Unfortunately, very little malt is in the flavor profile. What malt I can detect under the deluge of citrus is cracker like and not very chewy or bubble gum-esque as I like in Biere de Gardes. The malt does peek through a bit more as the beer warms. Finishes dry with a more bitter finish than Im accustomed to in a Biere de Garde which makes the beer seem unbalanced.
Mouthfeel: Lightly chewy with moderate carbonation.
Overall: A decent Biere de Garde. I think with some tweaking, this recipe could really be something special. I definitely prefer my Biere de Gardes to be less bitter, lower in alcohol with a bigger, chewier malt presence in the flavor profile. I expect Biere de Gardes to be the picture of balance. Definitely not worth the 9 dollar price tag.
12-17-2012 01:49:26 | More by flayedandskinned
Lips Of Faith - Biere De Garde from New Belgium Brewing
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Status of Pac-12 Cable Network Negotiations?
Original post made by JRM on Nov 24, 2012
Comments (2)
on Nov 27, 2012 at 10:12 pm
Both ATT and Direct won't divulge why they cannot negotiate successfully with the PAC-12-costing them customers what with so many Bay Area fans who enjoy college sports involving West Coast teams.I'm about to dump Direct TV.
on Dec 28, 2012 at 10:55 pm
Well, here we are about the end of the year and the PAC-12 Network is still not on DirecTV.
Those that are sports fans know full well that DirecTV is the principal TV system that caters to those following sports. Dish Network, Time Warner, Comcast, AT&T UVerse, etc. don't have the Sports Channels & access to sports package that DirecTV has.
Maybe if DANVILLE RESIDENT & PAC-12 CEO / COMMISSION LARRY SCOTT would negotiate with DirecTV we could then watch some PAC-12 games.
He probably won't read this and he certainly does answer his mail. He sure shows up at half times at all the games around the country, though!
Maybe the Danville Express can arrange to interview Mr Scott AND a representative from DirecTV .... Scott alone won't do it .... he would give the same old line ".... well, we worked it out with everybody else..." If the PAC-12 doesn't have DirecTV, they don't have the hard core sports fans. Good Luck
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Cincinnati Bengals
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AFC North Spin cycle: Leaders running in place
It was a lost week for the AFC North's top playoff contenders, but the Browns sure enjoyed themselves.
Cowboys beat Bengals after Saturday's tragedy
The grieving Cowboys rallied for a significant win on Sunday, beating the Bengals 20-19 on Dan Bailey's 40-yard field goal as time ran out.
Bengals place WR Sanu on I.R.
The Bengals placed WR Mohamed Sanu on injured reserve and promoted RB Dan Herron off the practice squad.
Bengals' ground game packing a major punch
One reason the Bengals have surged back into playoff contention: their running game has taken a major step forward.
AFC North Spin cycle: Steelers finish with a flourish
Don't forget about the Steelers. And don't pencil the Ravens in as AFC North champions just yet.
Bengals top Chargers for fourth-straight win
Andy Dalton scrambled for a 6-yard touchdown with 4:11 left for the go-ahead score and the Bengals won their fourth straight game, 20-13 over the Chargers.
Bengals WR Sanu could be done for the year
Bengals rookie WR Mohamed Sanu suffered a stress fracture in his foot in practice that will require surgery.
Chargers blacked out for second week in a row
The Chargers-Bengals game in San Diego will be blacked out on local television this Sunday.
AFC North Spin cycle: It's the Ravens' race to lose
The Steelers are falling fast. The Bengals are surging. Both, however, are still well back in the Ravens' rear-view mirror.
Dalton, Bengals cruise past Raiders
Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes and the Bengals beat Carson Palmer and the Raiders 34-10 on Sunday.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
Green catches another TD in Bengals' win over Chiefs
Andy Dalton threw for 230 yards and accounted for three touchdowns and the Bengals beat the woeful Chiefs 28-6 on Sunday.
AFC North Spin cycle: Ravens inching away from pack
The Ravens took a big step toward gaining control in the AFC North by winning at Pittsburgh on Sunday night.
Bengals have had to be flexible in secondary
Injuries have forced the Bengals to adjust in the secondary throughout the season.
Key matchup: Bengals WR A.J. Green vs. Chiefs CB Brandon Flowers
Bengals WR A.J. Green has scored in eight consecutive games, but he has drawn a tough assignment this week.
Green caught 10 passes for 116 yards in the Bengals' win over Pittsburgh on Sunday.||||||| It was Green's first 100-yard receiving effort this month.
Green had 111 yards on just three receptions in a 34-10 win over Oakland on Sunday.||||||| Green now has a career-high 67 receptions and is 36 yards shy of topping his output from his rookie season.
Green hauled in six receptions for 91 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 28-6 win at Kansas City.||||||| Green has now scored in nine straight games, totaling 10 TDs over that stretch. It's getting harder and harder to make a case against Green being the best receiver in the game.
Green caught seven passes for 85 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against the Giants.||||||| Green continues to be a fantasy monster, setting a Bengals record with TD receptions in eight straight games. The NFL record is held by Jerry Rice, who once caught TD passes in 13 consecutive games.
Green caught seven passes for 99 yards and a touchdown on Sunday against Denver.||||||| The second-year stud has scored a touchdown in seven consecutive games. Green continues to stake his claim as not only the best fantasy wideout, but he also currently looks like the most dominant receiver in football.


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We predicted San Francisco would struggle in Week 3 in a perfect letdown spot at Minnesota.
This week, we predict a major rebound for the 49ers and a bad week for New York Jets bettors.
Two 2-1 teams collide this Sunday at Metlife Stadium when the Jets host the 49ers. And many are happily throwing money behind San Francisco as a 4-point road favorite.
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"The betting trends do not favor the 49ers as they have struggled asa road favorite and struggled as a road team in general," said Jack Randall of OddsShark.com.
After going into Green Bay and beating the Packers and then following that up with a strong win over the Detroit Lions, many were calling the San Francisco 49ers the team to beat in the NFC. But after a 24-13 loss to Minnesota last week, NFL fans and bettors aren't sure what to think.
This is an extremely talented team on both offense and defense, and the Minnesota loss feels like a fluke, but this week's game will be very important in getting things back on track. [ Twitter updates on line moves and injuries ]
The New York Jets beat Miami last week to improve to 2-1 SU and ATS on the season, but that was about the only good news. For the second straight week, the offense looked lethargic with Mark Sanchez having another off day and the running game failing to get much going.
And more importantly, New York lost its start cornerback Darrelle Revis for the rest of the season with a torn ACL injury. A key cog in Rex Ryan's defensive scheme, Revis's absence will be a noticeable blow to the team's defense.
Though they don't play often, San Francisco has enjoyed historic success against New York with a 6-1 SU and 5-2 ATS record over their last seven meetings.
Since the start of the 2011 season under coach Jim Harbaugh, San Francisco is 15-4 straight up and 13-5-1 ATS. The Jets on the other hand are just 8-9 SU and 6-11 ATS over their last 17 games. There is plenty at stake for both teams in this game with early divisional battles heating up, but San Francisco might be a little more desperate coming off of that disappointing loss.
And with Revis out and New York's offense struggling, San Francisco looks like the more well rounded team and should be able to win and cover this Sunday.
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PLATTSBURGH — Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed a warrant that will legally enable a inmate at the Clinton County Jail to be extricated to Rhode Island on sex charges.
Joseph M. Castellani, 22, was arrested by Clinton County Sheriff's deputies July 2 and has since appeared in Clinton County Court, according to the Clinton County Sheriff's Department.
Castellani fled to New York, knowing he was wanted by police in Rhode Island, the Sheriff's Department said.
He is being held without bail in the Clinton County Jail and is awaiting transport to Rhode Island, the Sheriff's Department said.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) -- A South Bend police detective is hoping that shelter dogs can teach lessons such as discipline and empathy to at-risk youth.
The South Bend Tribune reports Detective Jen Gobel is helping to start Project HEAL, which stands for heart, education, achievement and leadership. The program will pair juvenile offenders with foster or shelter dogs for four-week training courses.
She's hoping the program also might help find some homes for the shelter dogs. The idea for the program, based on "Lifetime Bonds," a similar effort by the nonprofit Safe Humane Chicago.
The first 12-session pilot course will launch Sept. 16 with a group of 10 youths selected by juvenile probation staff.
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Georgetown — Rose (Marrone) Fazio of Georgetown, formerly of East Boston, died September 30. She was the wife of the late Joseph Fazio. Loving mother of Salvatore J. Fazio and his wife Rose of Tewksbury, Frank P. Fazio and his wife Georgianna of Georgetown, Angelo A. Fazio and his wife Geraldine of Rochester, N.H., Martha Fazio-Rodriguez and her husband Anibal of Salisbury, Joseph Fazio Jr. of Georgetown, Paul P. Fazio and his wife Maryellen of Methuen, Marianna C. Fazio of Danvers, and her predeceased son, Salvatore. Beloved grandmother of Joseph Fazio, Rose Marie Curley, Salvatore F. Fazio, Loriann Syvinski, Anthony Fazio, Justine Paula, Eric Fazio, and Benjamin Fazio-Carter. She is also survived by 10 great-grandchildren; her dear sister, Marion Maggio of Everett, and was predeceased by her siblings Paul Marrone, Christine Ippolito, and Antonietta Ippolito.
Mrs. Fazio was born in Boston's North End, and then spent her youth in Sicily, Italy before returning to Boston in her teens. She worked for several years as a seamstress in the city, where she met her future husband Joe. They married in 1937 and moved to Georgetown in 1942, where they operated a small farm. Rose enjoyed spending time with her family and friends, and especially enjoyed visits from her relatives from Boston.
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Ethan Armstrong returns to practice
#Badgers OLB Ethan Armstrong returned to practice this morning. Had been out since the middle of the first week of camp.— Zach Heilprin (@ZachHeilprin) August 19, 2013
Great news entering the home stretch of fall camp. The last we heard from Armstrong, he was sidelined with a left leg injury. This defense is looking more formidable by the day -- the front seven positions are essentially two-deep, and even the secondary appears to be catching on. Good health -- and yes, it is only Aug. 19 -- could be the most pivotal x-factor differentiating a solid defense from an elite unit.


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3:46pm Thursday 6th December 2012 in News By Mark Chandler, deputy news editor
LEWISHAM Council is considering legal action over a consultation to close the local A&E, it was claimed at an angry meeting on the area's health shake-up.
Councillor Liam Curran made the claim, unconfirmed by the council, during a packed public meeting at the Calabash Centre, George Lane, Ladywell, which almost never started due to constant booing and yelling at trust administrator Matthew Kershaw.
He was surrounded and heckled by protestors both on his way in and out of the venue, while an attempt to show a video on the proposals, branded "a patronising pile of old bilge" by one woman, was cut short when the audience started chanting: "Turn it off".
More than 500 attended, some packed into side rooms or left outside, and Lewisham East MP Heidi Alexander had to make a plea for calm so that answers to audience questions from a panel could be heard.
The trust's panel was faced with an uphill struggle as they tried to claim that closing people's nearest A&E department to deal with a financial crisis in a neighbouring borough would be "in the best interests of yourselves".
Dr Jane Fryer, chief medical advisor, repeated the claim, disputed by many audience members, that 77 per cent of current A&E patients would still be seen at Lewisham, saying: "We're not closing Lewisham A&E. For those people who are the most urgently ill, they'll be taken to one of four emergency hospitals."
"They'll be dead by then," yelled a protestor.
One audience member claimed her husband's life was saved at Lewisham and initial plans to take him to King's College Hospital were abandoned because there would be no free beds for six days.
Others paid tribute to the maternity services, also under threat of closure, while a clinician questioned why there had been no mention of children's services. She was told the "vast majority" of paediatric care would still take place in Lewisham but seriously ill children would be treated elsewhere.
And the claim that the average time it would take to get to A&E after the closure would increase from 13.2 minutes to 20.6 was greeted with derision.
At the end Councillor Liam Curran branded the process "the shammest of the sham", announcing: "Lewisham Council is investigating a legal challenge to the whole basis of this consultation."
He then asked the panel: "At what point did you have the spirit and fight sucked out of you?"
- A spokesman for Lewisham Council said: "The council will be agreeing its own formal response to the consultation on Monday 10 December.
"We hope that the special administrator listens to this and to all the views that are being put to him so strongly by Lewisham's community and that his final recommendations are a better reflection of what Lewisham people want."
Days left to save Lewisham A&E
Under plans by the trust special administrator, Lewisham Hospital A&E will be downgraded, taking only non-complex patients, leaving Queen Elizabeth Hospital serving three boroughs. The maternity unit could also shut.
There are now just days left to respond to the consultation. Visit tsa.nhs.uk and make sure you have your say.
A petition signed by 22,138 people is online at ipetitions.com/petition/lewisham-hospital/. It is due to be presented at Downing Street tomorrow, along with further petitions signed by health professionals.
A further consultation meeting takes place at Bexley Civic offices tomorrow (Dec 7) from 10am.
Campaigners are planning a torchlit vigil outside the hospital from 4pm on December 13 - the day the consultation ends. All are welcome.
To find out more about the campaign, and for tips on filling out the consultation form, visit savelewishamhospital.com
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ogspot that the Goverment has plans to cut beds by 25% whilst the prime Minister has stated that he would not close if opposed by GPs. However my understanding of this is, that as GPs are part of the administrators team, Local GPsw will be ignored and he will only listern to GPs on his appointed board.Ray woolford also raised the House of Commons debate in which the health Minister said the brief was a review for sustainability not cuts also that if it was a consultation why was Kershaw refusing to recommend that PFI is outlawed as clearly this is NOt sustainable. People Before Profit website has a number 10 Petition for local people to sign to ban PFI.
Thank Goodness we have People Before Profit, they do such great Community work. unlike Labour.
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CROWN POINT, NY — Julie A. Ashline, 52, of Crown Point, N.Y. was called into heaven Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2013. She was in her home surrounded by her family and close friends.
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Sheikha Mozah bint Nasser Al Missned of Qatar's second look on Tuesday was even more stunning than her first as she attended the party after the water pageant to celebrate the inauguration of King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands after the abdication of his mother Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
You can always expect glamour, style and sophistication when it comes to Sheikha Mozah and this was most definitely the case on this occasion as she stunned wearing another Valentino Couture gown, this time from the Spring 2013 collection.
Her gown was, of course, modified to feature longer sleeves and a modest v-neck, plus she added an embellished waistband which complemented her subtle jewels.
A signature matching turban and a bold red lip colour to break up the beige completed her look.
Many of you thought the first look was very sombre, so you may be delighted by this summery hue.
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Submitted By: John McNamee on Dec 6, 2012
On Thursday November 29th, John took a fall while climbing that resulted in a bad, open, lower leg/ankle break. He was rushed to the hospital by EMS and taken immediately into emergency surgery. While John is stable, he will need a couple more surgeries and lots of physical therapy and rehab. This donations fund has been set up to help with all of the medical costs that are not covered by insurance and to help with any other out of pocket costs that are quickly mounting. We're asking for all of you in the community to help out one of the men who has done so much for us and any amount will be greatly appreciated. johnlongdonations.chipin.com/john-long www.rockandice.com/news/2383-john-long-injured-in-groundfall
How much longer will he be in the hospital for? Bummer he didn't have insurance.
MP just chipped in.
Tough break. He'll be all patched up in no time.
Wishing you a fast and full recovery.
By the way this is a scam, do not donate!!!! mountainproject.com/v/donations-for-john-long/107922529__2
Although apparently scams have occured w ChipIn before, if you read all the threads, including the ones on Supertopo, there's nothing to indicate that this isn't a well-meaning friend raising money for John. One delusional angry guy desperately trying to justify some assholish post he made (and was then deleted by MP) does not a scam make. from ST threads John's message when he found out about it: Thanks for all the support. I'l make it through this. Any "fund" was done without my knowledge and while no doubt well-intended is not the way to go. Nobody just gives money to a slush pot for people to spend on hot rods and lap dances or whatever. Such a plan if needed will be way later. But I appreciate the thought. Great to have friends. JL from another friend of John's: "No I don't, Krista was one of the people that actually went with John to UCLA Emergency Room. She was just trying to help. I am sure if people will fact check instead of making assumptions things will explain themselves. Until then, please take a step back and give this a little breathing room. She's one of the gals at the gym. One thing for dang sure, John can take care of this...."
"Any "fund" was done without my knowledge and while no doubt well-intended is not the way to go. Nobody just gives money to a slush pot for people to spend on hot rods and lap dances or whatever. Such a plan if needed will be way later. But I appreciate the thought.' That sums it up.
See Supertopo thread for news on the ChipIn donation effort.
Well, there are updates on the updates. The fund continues to be up and will remain active, apparently with Largo's blessing, his original comment notwithstanding. It seems clear at this point that the fund will continue to be open for contributions until January 31, which is its designated expiration date, at which point it will be turned over to John in its entirety. The money is not being returned unless a donor contacts Krista, who is administering the fund, and asks for a refund. Her email address appears on the fund's contribution page after you click "contribute" (but before you commit to anything). The only way to keep up with all this and understand the situation as it unfolds is to read the Super Topo threads, although as happened on MP, there will be a certain amount of chop to navigate.
"The chipin is still active for those wishing to donate. John knows about the fund and has endorsed it on Rock and Ice. Sorry for the confusion. " Krista Goodsitt on ST
Good to hear.
If John Long wants to take my $20 and spend it on hookers and hot rods, I've got no problem with that.
In a nutshell, it sounds as though nobody should donate via ChipIn or any other "fund" for Largo at this time. Any donations or fundraisers will be announced at a later date and the stamp of legitimacy will be that Rick Accomozzo will be attached to any efforts. Update post from Largo can be found here: www.supertopo.com/climbing/thread.php?topic_id=2004841&msg=2>>>
Latest update: Dec. 14, 2012 - 01:12pm PT Spoke to John this morning. Here is what is happening: John is having surgery today, apparently the last one. The leg appears to be healing properly, and he is looking forward to getting out of the hospital in a week or so. I am going to sit down with John after he gets out of the hospital and evaluate with him the need for future fundraising efforts. If there is a need and John wants us to go ahead, we will then make plans for a coordinated and robust fundraiser. We will announce it on this thread and start a new one at that time. John wanted to thank Krista again for the "chip in" fundraising effort. She is going to deliver proceeds to him today. These funds will be used to defray the costs of his daughter's travel expenses and for other incidentals during his hospital stay. As of today, John wants the interim, "chip in' fundraising effort shut down. To all those who have contributed money, offered thoughts and prayers, and suggested ideas for fundraising, John thanks you. To all who want to help John, please hold those thoughts until we evaluate the need and then announce a fundraising goal to fill that need. The outpouring of good will from this community is palpable and heart warming. John is very moved by this and appreciates it greatly. Rick Accomazzo
So nice to hear that despite the accident, JL is cracking jokes and healing up. Part of the reason, I'm quite sure, that he is healing and in good spirits is because of the physical presence of his daughter, other friends, and family. All best to John Long, and his family and friends, and all the climbing community in 2013! Be safe, be considerate, and have fun! P.S. Another thought that could perhaps use its own thread...is there a systematic way to protect the legends of climbing who have given so much of their time and their bodies and taken so little in the form of financial compensation? Kind of like an Access Fund for the pioneers and legends of climbing.


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FORT, MYERS, Fla. – The Florida Gulf Coast University cross country coach Chris Highfield has released the 2007 men's and women's cross country schedule. Both teams will run the same schedule.
Entering their sixth season of competition, and first year as a member of NCAA Division I and the Atlantic Sun, FGCU will compete in six meets this season including the Atlantic Sun Conference Championships, which will be held at Percy Warner Park in Nashville and hosted by Belmont. That marks the only time that the Eagles will leave the state this year.
The Eagles will open the year at the Gator Invitational on September 7, in Gainesville. Last year, FGCU ran the event and finished 12th on the men's side while the women finished 11th. FGCU will compete in two other events that they ran in last season. FGCU will also run in the Walt Disney World Classic on October 6, in Orlando and the Stetson Hatter Invitational on October 12.
The Eagles will also compete in the Florida State Invitational on September 22 and the West Florida Invitational on September 29.


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For those of us who've watched Gudlevskis since he was drafted, yesterday's amazing game was not a surprise, but it was satisfying and wonderful.
Swiss viewers tuned in to the World Championship final in massive numbers - how attractive does that make that market to the NHL and/or KHL?
The Swiss-A league star will play one more season in Europe before coming to North America and joining the Lightning organization.
A new World Champion has been crowned.
Seven Phoenix Coyotes players and head coach Dave Tippett participated in the 2013 IIHF World Championships. All of the players made significant contributions to their respective national teams.
The Syracuse Crunch continue to run roughshod over the AHL; Marty gets anther nomination; who is on drugs among hockey analysts?
Not much to mention on the Coyotes' front yesterday. We also had one game of NHL playoff action last night. All of the playoff and World Championship news and more in today's edition of the Tracks.
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I find PNC's beer options perfectly adequate so that there's never a need to even consider such swill. There's Yuengling for the timid, Penn for the slightly adventurous and around the park you can find the likes of Dogfish Head 60, Hop Devil and Railbender Ale with which to fortify yourself during those April night games (and the playoffs in October).


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2/1 Riverfront Cabin! Balcony-Fireplace Peace & Privacy in Steinhatchee
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- pets allowed yes
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Our rustic-style cabin is set on a beautifully treed double lot with the Steinhatchee River its main attraction. Upstairs balcony is built right over the River, for enjoyable views of the River, along with the conservation area across from the home, which makes for a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.
Then bring a small fishing boat, kayak or canoe, or rent one from the many marinas in the area, and spend some hours on the Steinhatchee River. Upstream is Steinhatchee Falls, a historic sight, and downstream is the Gulf of Mexico, known for its off-shore fishing and scalloping. We are living on the upper section of the River, where small boats are fine, but it is not deep water all the way to the Gulf.
We call our cabin "The Rustic." It has solid wood walls and flooring, plain wood furniture, a great bar area with bar stools. It sits on the most lovely wooded lot overlooking the River. The entire setting reminds one of "Old Florida."
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Cabin located off Highway 51, down dead-end dirt road, which is perfect for a quiet and peaceful vacation. Main features of the cabin are the fireplaces. One fireplace upstairs in the living room, for an enjoyable and cozy evening. A second fireplace is downstairs in the large concrete area open to outdoors, great for cooking marshmallows and watching the wildlife and River.
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- Washer
- Dryer
- Linens Provided
- Off Street Parking
- Parking for RV/Boat/Trailer
- Wood Fireplace (2)
- Double Bed in Bedroom #1
- Double/Double Bunk Bed in Bedroom #2
- Single/Single Bunk Bed Built-in Livingroom
- TV (No Cable/Satellite)
- Full Kitchen
- Cooking Utensils Provided
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Coffee maker
- Gas Range/Oven
- Pots/Pans/Dishes, etc.
- Waterfront - Steinhatchee River
- Dead-end Road - River Road
- Double-sized lot - Lots of room for car/boat/trailers
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- Charcoal BBQ Grill
- Balcony
- Floating Dock
- Cabin is built up on stilts
- Concrete downstairs - with laundry room
- Extra small bathroom/shower downstairs
- Extra fireplace downstairs
- Lawn chairs
- Place for camp fire
- Small boat launch - for kayaks, canoes or small fishing boats
- Fish from shore
- Conservation Area Across River - lots of wildlife
- Telephone
- High speed AT&T internet connection/wireless
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- Kid Friendly
- Smoking Not Allowed
- Pet Friendly - need approval please
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- Jet Skiing in Gulf of Mexico
- Windsurfing in Gulf of Mexico
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- Biking
- Restaurants
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Special Weekly Rate (off-season) $495/week or Scallop Season (July 1st-Sept 10th) (season) $575.00
Special Weekend Rate (3-nights off season) $275/weekend
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One Year Ago
The Bishop Neumann Assembly of the Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree, presented the Rev. Jacob Gordon with a Memorial Chalice in memory of those members who died during his time at St. John the Evangelist parish. Those presenting the chalice Sunday during Rev. Gordon's farewell at the All Saints Building were Dan Maag, Chris Klima, Ed Klima, Louie Kaverman, Jerry Klima and William Peebles.
25 Years Ago – 1988
The June meeting of the Elida Garden Club was a tour of the rose garden of hostess Nita Beckett of Briarwood. The group continued the subject of roses in exhibits and an educational talk by Mrs. John Szuch based on the article "Roses are Red, but Ann is Green."Plans to attend the state convention at Oglebay, W.Va. were made for six members. Opal Leis will be voting delegate.
Tereasa Bockey, daughter of Ralph and Bev Bockey of Spencerville, received the All-State softball award at a recent ceremony in Columbus. Bockey was named to the all-state second team and was presented with a framed certificate. She is the second person in two years to be so selected from Spencerville. Peggy Coil received all-state first team honors last year.
Brenda Stepleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stepleton of Delphos, has been accepted at Owens Technical College. She will be majoring in fashion merchandising. Upon completion she will have an associate degree in applied business. Stepleton is a 1988 honor graduate of St. John's High School.
50 Years Ago – 1963
The Cincinnati regional office of the Post Office Department has ordered that with the close of business June 30 the Ottoville-Fort Jennings Star Route, which formerly operated from Delphos, will be absorbed by the Star Route in Lima. Under the new system, mail sent from Delphos to Fort Jennings and Ottoville will first be sent to the Lima Post Office and rerouted from there to its destination.
Ottoville's Up-To-Date 4-H Club approved the committee's plans for a 4th of July float and named the following members to ride on the float: Peggy Gasser, Cathy Eickholt, Mary Eickholt, Sandra Perrin, Julia Tenwalde, Connie Heitmeyer, Ruth Knippen and Irene Hoersten.
Court No. 707, Junior Catholic Daughters of America will hold its annual Mystery Trip Thursday of this week. Members of the Junior Court are to meet at 11:45 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Moletus Osting and bring money for refreshments in the afternoon. A cookout will be held at 4 p.m.
75 Years Ago – 1938
The members of the Old Time Coon Hunters Association met in special session Thursday night at the Leo Hotz farm to make final arrangements for the 'coon chase to be held Sunday. The chase will be held at the Alva Ditto farm, south of Delphos. Frank Osting was named field manager for the event which is expected to attract coon hunters from distant points.
Preliminary plans for attendance at the 20th annual convention of the Ohio Department of the American Legion to be held at Cincinnati July 24-26 were made Thursday night when members of the Commemorative Post, American Legion, met at their hall. Commander Ed. Murray and C. E. Fox were named as delegates from the local post and Ferman Clinger and Isadore Kindly were selected as alternates.
Delphos people will be interested in a broadcast which will be given Saturday through the facilities of the Mutual Broadcasting System. The members of the third annual American Legion Buckeye Boys State will tell their experiences and the knowledge gained in governmental affairs at Columbus. Gerald Will and Dale Van Meter are representing Commemorative Post of Delphos at Boys State.


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Let's go to kindergarten! by Indigo_Productions - almost 6 years ago
"A healthy lunch is just one part of a busy kindergartner's day in Charlotte, North Carolina! To promote a successful transition to school, Child Care Resources Inc. and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools launched the Ready, Set, Go! video series and community awareness campaign. During the summer, every public elementary school and licensed and license-exempt child care provider in Mecklenburg County received a 4-part Ready, Set, Go! video series and comprehensive set of resource materials, to help families prepare young children for kindergarten. The district celebrated Kindergarten Day at its elementary schools on September 5. More than 11,000 students throughout the district, and Superintendent Peter C. Gorman, wore green Ready,Set, Go! T-shirts to let everyone know they were ready to GO to kindergarten! CMS pre-kindergarten specialists estimate approximately 23,000 pre-K students viewed one of the videos in the series, Making the Move to Kindergarten, since it was released just one year ago. CustomInk could not have been more helpful guiding us on such a large order. Our representative, Cori W., was as enthusiastic as the children seen here."


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The Greek island of Mykonos is an extremely popular tourist destination, known for its busy nightlife and hordes of partying youngsters that flock to the island every summer. The island is part of the Cyclades, and consists of several towns and villages, with the capital itself known as Mykonos, or Chora – the Greek for 'town'. Quality holiday rental accommodation is available all over the island.
Mykonos is most well known for its nightlife, and has a huge amount of bars and clubs – with top international DJ's regularly performing on the island. This makes Mykonos a prime summer destination for UK-based tour companies aimed at the 18-30 year-old age bracket. The most boisterous nightlife is in Mykonos town, and those looking for something a bit less intense can head to Agios Stefanos or Psarou, which both have some excellent seafood restaurants. Mykonos is marketed as a gay-friendly resort, and there are several gay bars dotted around the island.
The island has a great selection of beaches, with Paradise Beach the most popular, and locations such as Elia Beach and Psarou Beach offering more relaxing atmosphere. An array of water sports is available at many of the 20 beaches, and some allow nudist sunbathing.
Being such a prime tourist destination, there are a huge variety of activities available all over the island. You can rent a bike, car, moped or even a helicopter for the day to get a better view of the island, and there are a range of art galleries, shops and health and beauty spa's to visit. Interesting landmarks worth a look include the 16 th Century Mykonos windmills and the Paraportiani – an impressive 15 th century church.
Delos is one of Greece's most famous archaeological sites, and is a small island just two kilometres west of Mykonos. The whole island has been declared a national museum, and extensive excavations are ongoing. Delos has a number of historically important landmarks, and can be reached via a short boat ride from Mykonos.
By hiring a bike or car you are able to visit any one of 20 beaches on the island, are alternate between the crowds of Mykonos town and the relative serenity of several other towns and villages, including Psarou and Agios Stefanos. If you fancy a spot of Greek Island hopping, consider taking the short journey across the water to Naxos, Tinos, Syros, or any of the other 35 Cycladic islands.
Mykonos experiences a fantastically warm summer, with temperatures above 30C on most days from July to September. The throngs of tourists dissipate as autumn and winter arrive, and temperatures drop to around 10C.
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Source: Flickr User adrian_s 1 / 21 Circus Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 LilSugar reader sunkissis recently shared her decor for her darling Cirque du Bebe baby shower in our The Pregnancy Posse group. Life with a baby is a circus. Better to be prepared! 2 / 21 Sprinkle Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If mama is shy or doesn't want a big fuss, plan a sprinkle instead of a shower. Make cupcakes and bring them to the office. Plan a dinner and whip out presents at the end. Keep it light, but sweet. Source: Flickr User safetypinheart 3 / 21 Repeat Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If baby makes four or five, consider throwing the expert mama a low-key bash that honors her without overdoing it. Order pizza to thrill young and slightly older party guests alike. 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Follow our guide to hosting one yourself. 6 / 21 Green Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Celebrate the natural experience of becoming a mother with a green shower complete with local and raw treats and homemade lemonade at a garden or in the park. Instead of whipping up a diaper cake out of rolled up disposable diapers, environmentally conscious mums can turn recyclable items and small bits into a baby gift to boot. A cinch to create, the guest of honor will surely appreciate the thought that went into keeping her nursery eco-friendly and useful, too. 7 / 21 Cookie Swap Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If the mama-to-be loves sweets (and really, who doesn't) plan a cookie swap party. Ask guests to bring a homemade treat instead of (or in addition to) their gift. Source: Flickr User cal lme_crochet 8 / 21 Bedrest Bash What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sometimes pregnancy calls for the mom-to-be to take to her bed. Limiting an expectant woman's time on her feet decreases pressure on the cervix, increases oxygen and nutrients to the baby, and helps maternal organ function. But that doesn't mean the impending arrival shouldn't be celebrated with a fabulous shower like the ones thrown for mobile moms-to-be. Here's our guide to bringing the party to mama. 9 / 21 Heirloom Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The heirloom shower is all about cherished childhood memories and passing down treasured items or advice instead of consumer goods. It is a sweet, coin-saving incentive to gather friends to celebrate baby instead of a party focused on presents. Guests are asked to bring an heirloom or lightly worn hand-me-down item in lieu of a fancy new gift to this recession-friendly bash, and should be encouraged to recycle and re-gift the many expensive baby items some of us only use for weeks — if ever. Follow our handy guide to re-creating the party. 11 / 21 Mod Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The modern baby shower takes the very best of the traditional shower and makes it a bit more practical and contemporary. Instead of the expected, like a giant cake and ballons, go with the trendy, like macaroons and DIY banners. 11 / 21 Reveal Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's not all about the 20-week ultrasound anymore! More and more parents are planning gender reveal parties to find out their baby's sex and share the excitement with family and friends. While some mamas-to-be wait until the child debuts to find out if they should buy pink or blue, others embrace the excuse to party before delivery! Some moms and dads have the ultrasound technician write the child's sex on a slip of paper that is placed in an envelope. It's then dropped off at a bakery where a cake is baked in the appropriate color and iced to hide the news. When the parents-to-be cut into the sweet treat, they learn about their future offspring. Source: Flickr User heylovedesigns 12 / 21 Perfect Tea Party What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Create your own invitation using supplies from a paperie like Paper Source. Dress up the table using floral filled tea pots and festive assorted tea cups. Once your guests have gobbled up the mini sandwiches and tea, send them on their way with decorated sugar cubes or a package full of candy. Source: Flickr User clunkygirl 13 / 21 Sibling Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Many mothers just aren't comfortable with subsequent baby showers, so who better to honor than the impending babe's soon-to-be big brother, sis, or siblings? The shower is thrown by the mama-to-be, a friend, or relative to get the tot ready for the bundle of joy with a fun, low-key and affordable get-together of wee friends. 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Check out our fabulous guide to hosting a fete to welcome impending multiples! 17 / 21 Couples Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 You can't bring a baby to a bar, but you can bring a baby shower to one. Youthful, gender-neutral and fun for the urban hip crowd, this is an entertaining couple's shower option for the pals. Do consider if grandma and auntie will be comfortable in a bar, though — even if it's classy. Of course the couples shower can be held at home, too. Send out some funky fresh baby shower invitations in the form of a concert ticket. Sass up the place with cigars and bottles full of peanuts or candy. Offering up creatively named mocktails and appetizers will add to the baby chic atmosphere. Source: Flickr User jenniferwoodardmaderazo 18 / 21 Silly Shower What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jennifer Aniston may not be on the baby diet, but it doesn't hurt to try it for a few hours. 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Get charcoal burning in BBQ pit fire box with hickory chips.
Trim excess fat from pork loin.
Inject with Creole butter.
Weave bacon into a square to go around the pork loin.
Cut jalapenos and clean out seeds and white rind.
Mix cream cheese, feta cheese, onion powder, and garlic powder.
Make a slice length was down pork loin.
Line the inside of pork loin with peppers then stuff with cheese mix.
Sprinkle outside of pork loin with southwest mesquite chipotle seasoning.
Wrap pork loin with bacon and secure with toothpicks.
Once BBQ pit reaches 250 degrees, place pork loin on the BBQ pit (indirect heat side) cook for 1 ½ hours or until internal temperature reaches 165 degrees.
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What can be said about Italy vs. Uruguay that hasn't been said already? Uruguay are clearly looking to improve upon their 2010 World Cup fourth place finish, and their 4-0 defeat of Chile in CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying made it clear that la celeste are a force to be reckoned with. Italy, of course, will see anything as an improvement over their dismal performance in South Africa, but their easy road to Euro 2012 certainly demonstrated that they're on the road to recovery.
In all honesty, this match terrifies me. First, look at the azzurri lineup:
Gigi Buffon; Christian Maggio, Giorgio Chiellini, Andrea Ranocchia, Federico Balzaretti; Andrea Pirlo; Daniele De Rossi, Claudio Marchisio; Riccardo Montolivo; Pablo Osvaldo, Mario Balotelli.
With the exception of Balotelli, which clubs could weather a significant injury to one of these players? Could Juventus stay top if Pirlo goes down? Can AS Roma make a challenge without their top scorer, Osvaldo?
As for Uruguay, well, what is Napoli if Edinson Cavani picks up an injury? Granted, the striker hasn't shown the fantastic form he exhibited last season, but the alternative is Goran Pandev. Enough said. Then, of course, there's Luis Suarez, who is anticipated to start on Tuesday. 13 goals scored by Liverpool and 5 of them are his. Under-performing at Anfield? You're having a laugh.
This is a friendly. It should, above all, be fun. After all, nothing matters. Yet something tells me that the likes of Chiellini and Diego Lugano will not take it as such, chopping down their opponents and then begging for mercy. At this point, I hope both countries simply come out unscathed.


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KEWANNA – Florence "Flo" Hogan, 85, Kewanna, passed away at 1:45 a.m. Tuesday, June 18, 2013, at Woodlawn Hospital, Rochester.
Born Jan. 28, 1928, in Passaic, N.J., she was the daughter of the late Bertram and Margaret (Moshier) Brown. Florence was raised by her adopted parents, Jacob and Irene Metz. On Jan. 18, 1946, she married John E. "Jack" Hogan. He preceded her in death March 8, 2007.
Flo had performed in the USO during WWII and had been the first female member of the band, Starlighters. She and her husband, Jack, enjoyed going out dancing and singing karaoke. She also enjoyed bowling.
Florence was a homemaker. She also formerly worked at Switches, Kewanna Metal Specialties and Winamac Coil Spring in Kewanna.
She was a member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Kewanna and a former member of Kewanna United Methodist Church where she sang in the choir. She was also a member of the former "Harvestairs" performing at the annual Harvest Festival in Kewanna.
She is survived by son, Michael E. Hogan, Kewanna; daughters, Kathleen Dees (Rudy), Visalia, Calif., Wendy J. Kelly (Daniel), West Lafayette, and Alice L. White (Darrell), Winamac; son-in- law, Joseph Federer, Wolcott; brother, Donald Brown, N.J.; grandchildren, Johna Bouda, Noah Hogan, John Dees, Kerry "Katy" Nimitz, Jason Federer, Kristen Federer, Sarah Cleary, David White, Stephanie Malchow, Jamie Smith and Wendy Shock; and great-grandchildren, Brooklynn Dees, Hayley Nimitz, Michael Nimitz, Kaitlyn Malchow, Lucas Malchow, Madison Carmen, Haley Shock and Bella Shock.
She was also preceded in death by daughter and son-in-law, Janice E. and Ozzie Graham; daughter, Linda K. Federer; brother, Alan Brown; sisters, Violet Mueller and Edna Norris; and granddaughter, Mary Beth White.
She was also preceded in death by her beloved dog, Missy.
Services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday at Harrison-Metzger & Rans Funeral Home, Kewanna, with Pastor David Sommers officiating. Burial will be at Citizens IOOF Cemetery, Kewanna.
Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and one hour before the time of service Friday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to Kewanna Volunteer Fire Dept. and First Responders and/or Fulton County Humane Society.
Please sign the online guest book or leave a condolence at www.ransfuneral homes.com
Arrangements have been entrusted to Harrison-Metzger & Rans Funeral Homes, Kewanna.


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City of Kansas City, Mo., crews assigned to arterial, primary and residential streets are preparing to respond to the winter weather that has been forecast to move into the Kansas City area overnight.
For the past few days, City crews have been treating many City streets with a brine solution in an effort to prevent the anticipated snow from bonding to the street surface.
Beginning Friday morning, City crews will be operating under Phase II for snow operations. Crews assigned to snow routes on arterial, primary and residential streets will be in position to begin plowing operations early Friday morning.
"I have been working with the City Manager and the Public Works Department. We've made a lot of changes based on last year's experience," said Mayor Mark Funkhouser." Using performance measures, we took the right steps. I am confident we will see better results this year."
The City's Snow and Ice Plan calls for the City's Public Works, Parks and Recreation and Water Services departments to collaborate on removing snow and ice from approximately 2,400 lane-miles of primary and arterial routes and applying salt as needed. On primary and arterial streets, crews plow curb-to-curb and work around the clock.
Crews assigned to residential routes plow during daytime hours and work to provide a passable lane. Crews assigned to residential streets apply salt on intersections, hills and curves and plow snow as needed on more than 2,000 centerline-miles of residential routes.
Whenever snow depths exceed a couple of inches, residents are advised that parking cars off-street during snow plow operations greatly enhances the ability of snow plows to remove snow, especially in cul-de-sacs and dead end streets. Residents parking on signed Emergency Snow Routes should be prepared to find alternate parking locations to avoid vehicles being ticketed or towed.
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Tori Spelling is letting cameras roll on one of the most difficult times of her life -- her husband Dean McDermott's cheating scandal....
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Tori Spelling has been under a lot of stress in recent months due to her marriage problems with cheating husband Dean McDermott, and now the reality star has spent time in hospital after suffering from severe headaches and a stomach ulcer that has meant that she couldn't keep her food down. The True Tori star reportedly spent much of last week at a Los Angeles hospital after being sick, and suffering from migraines, according to reports. Tori was spotted filming for her new reality show, True Tori, outside her home on Sunday (Splash News) A source told RadarOnline: "Tori's head hurt so much, she couldn't have any...more »
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Tori Spelling is recovering in hospital after having to undergo an emergency procedure following complications from her recent C-Section. The television personality welcomed her fourth child with husband Dean McDermott on August 30 but her rep told Us Weekly that Tori had been feeling unwell and was dealing with a postpartum medical issues. OK! GALLERY: TORI SPELLING SHOWS OFF...OK! magazine 2012-09-18
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Tori Spelling shocked the world when she agreed to do a docu-series with her husband, Dean McDermott. News broke last December about McDermott's affair, but the couple didn't address the rumors until their show "True Tori" was set to air. Cameras have followed the couple around while they tend to daily life. This week the season finale aired, but the network is airing a...The Examiner 2014-05-30
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A slide show has been prepared highlighting the existing conditions of the Town Hall, Library, and Fire Department, and is available to be viewed on the town website for those Newton residents who do not have access to the cable network on Comcast. Go to www.newton-nh.gov (click on News & Announcements on the right) to view the video.
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Peaceful and Perfectly Located Palm Springs Vacation Getaway in Palm Springs
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Waverly Park
- rates (USD) $ 2,200 - $ 2,700 / month
vacation rental description
Peaceful Waverly Park is conveniently located in south Palm Springs at the corner of Gene Autry Trail and Palm Canyon (the 111). It's a secure gated complex of about 100 units on beautifully landscaped grounds. The unit has 2 bedrooms, each with their own private bath. Special amenities include a private enclosed 2-car garage and a washer and dryer. The condo is a single level, ground floor unit with no one above or below you. There are no shared walls with other units making it truly feel like a home. There is one large private gated patio off of the living room and another smaller patio off of the dining and kitchen area -- perfect for grilling. There are many year-round residents at Waverly Park, helping to ensure a peaceful, relaxing, and quiet community. There are 3 swimming pools, 3 spa pools, and 3 tennis courts all available for use.
condo rental amenities
NEW Air Conditioning/ Heating
Bed Linens
Bath Linens
Pool Towels
Pool rafts/toys
Iron and Ironing Board
Large Master Bedroom with Queen Size Bed
Master Bath with double vanity
Second Bedroom with Full Size Bed and separate full bath
Great sized closets in both bedrooms
Alarm Clocks
Fully Equipped Kitchen with dishes/cookware/cutlery
Coffee Maker
Stove and Oven
Full size Refrigerator/Freezer
Two TVs both with DVD
DVD Library
Games Library
Cable TV
CD player
Gas Fireplace
Three swimming pools in complex, each with a jacuzzi hot tub (only steps away...)
Smoker Grill
Full 2-car Garage. Completely covered parking out of the sun!
Washer and Dryer in unit.
2 lovely Patios --one large with table and chairs, one smaller with smoker Grill
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Fantastic South Palm Springs location just off of Palm Canyon.
Five minutes to charming downtown Palm Springs in one direction and to shopping and dining in Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, etc. in the other direction.
Minutes to golf courses, fine dining, movie theaters and an IMAX theater. Knott's Soak City water park just down the street. The famous Parker hotel within walking distance.
Minutes to Trader Joes, Starbucks and Target.
Walking distance to Von's grocery and shopping complex.
vacation rental rates
October-November 2500/month
December-March 2700/month
April-June 2200/month
Rentals must be for a minimum of 1 month, in accordance with Waverly Park HOA regulations.
Discounts available for multiple month rentals. Please inquire.
Included in rental rates are all taxes and utilities including cable tv, and wireless Internet
Rental deposit = $750
Security deposit = $500 (refundable)
Cleaning fee = $100 (non-refundable)
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Payment types: Money order, cashier's or bank check.
Cancellation Charge:
60+ days prior to occupancy $150.00.
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On Golden Pond in Bitterroot Valley
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
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$ 2,250 - $ 2,250 / week
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On Golden Pond is a beautiful 3 bedroom home with an attached studio
1 bedroom apartment built on 32 acres. This home is great for
small groups who want to relax and enjoy both nature and each other.There are two large ponds which are stocked. The property is home to a variety of wildlife. On Golden Pond is located in a
beautiful western Montana valley with views of the Bitterroot and
Sapphire mountains. Each bedroom has its own private door to the
outside. The den has a full wetbar, pool table, foosball, and 60"
television. Hideabed in den and aromatherapy spa close to den. This
home also has a small exercise room.
We are in the beginning phases of our new lavender farm which is located in front of the home.
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Marilyn A. Morris 406-370-3677
house rental amenities
washer,dryer,parking for RV/Boat/Trailer/3 gas fireplaces,3 queen
beds,1 king bed,sattellite TV,DVD,VCR,CD player, jetted tub in master
suite,full kitchen with all needed equipment. Gas grill on deck by kitchen.
Wireless internet
large hottub outside one of the guest rooms
activities and attractions in Bitterroot Valley Montana
Golf, hiking, skiing, fishing
3 hour drive to Glacier National Park
4 hour drive to Yellowstone National Park
5 minute drive to Bitterroot River
10 minute drive to Hamilton golf course with views to see!
40 minute drive to Lost Trail Ski area
just minutes to awesome hiking
vacation rental rates
House on weekday Sunday to Thursday $300/night
House on weekend Friday, Saturday $350/night
3 night minimum will be charged...please, no exceptions
Weekly rate $2250 + 8% tax
Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice
50% due upon reservation unlesss reservation is made less than 30 days in advance, if so, 100% due upon reservation
remainder due 30 days before 1st day of rental
cancelletion=rent will be refunded (less $100) if full period is re-rented
Marilyn A. Morris 406-370-3677
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Top things to do in Bitterroot Valley
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Meditating
Top things to do on a budget
- Meditating
- Hiking
- Fishing
Marilyn A. Morris , owner


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Posted: 4:21 pm Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
Manalapan Steakhouse Opening Late-night Dance Spot on Friday
By M.M. Cloutier
Starting Friday, Callaro's Prime Steak & Seafood restaurant (264 S. Ocean Blvd.) in Manalapan transforms itself three nights a week into a late-night dancing venue called South Ocean Blvd.
The transition from dining to dancing on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays will begin at 10 p.m. Think high-energy music, a little South Beach vibe and theme nights tagged with texting lingo such as LMAO.
The grand opening is Friday. I'm told some of the area's "most eligible singles" have been invited and that if you call ahead (588-9730), you can secure a spot on the guest list (you can also visit southoceanblvd.com).
South Ocean Blvd's theme nights include OMG Thursdays (it's described as "ladies get your drink on"), with two-for-one house and well drinks for women; WTF Fridays, with two-for-one tequila drinks and beer-bucket specials for the male persuasion; and LMAO Saturdays, when guys are supposed to dress a little extra snazzy for the ladies.
An extensive bar menu will be offered at South Ocean Blvd, including everything from a burger and sliders to crabmeat cocktail, fish tacos, calamari, N.Y. strip (all of Callaro's aged U.S.D.A. Prime steaks are cut in house), Ahi tuna and, yes, fried pickles with mustard sauce.
South Ocean Blvd's hours: 10 p.m.-2 a.m. Callaro's regular dining hours remain in place (lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch).
About the Author
M.M. Cloutier is a longtime freelance journalist who has written and reported about dining and food, business, history, travel, people and more for numerous local, regional and national publications, such as Palm Beach-area newspapers and magazines, as well as The New York Times, Time magazine and others.