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Farro is similar to barley with its nutty flavor and chewy texture, and it's full of healthy minerals! For a different take on traditional spaghetti, try this deliciously refined whole-grain pasta and no-cook fresh tomato sauce. This surprising and nutritious dish is summer pasta at its finest!
Pasta with Tomato Sauce and Lemony Beans
Everyday Food editor Sarah Carey shows you how to upgrade your usual pasta-and-sauce by adding beans to make it a satisfying vegetarian meal.
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It's hot out! Minimize your time over the stove with Everyday Food editor Sarah Carey's cool no-cook pasta sauce.
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Orecchiette with Bacon and Tomato Sauce
Martha Stewart and Anna Last fry bacon to serve with orecchiette and tomato sauce.
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Martha Stewart's guest Aretha Franklin cooks her recipe for chicken italiano, mixes a salad with beets and avocado and Aretha answers questions from the audience.
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- 3 medium red onions, cut into 1/2-inch rings
- 5 ounces goat cheese
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- 1/4 cup loosely packed fresh marjoram leaves, roughly chopped
- 2 ounces finely grated Pecorino Romano cheese (3/4 cup)
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An National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) official said Friday that he breathed a huge sigh of relief after investigators determined the data from UPS Flight 1354 was usable.
"We were all very relieved to know we had good data from both of the recorders," Robert Sumwalt with the NTSB said at a Friday afternoon press conference.
The cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, commonly known as "black boxes," were recovered from the UPS plane crash site Thursday at 11 a.m. Investigators worked late through the night to open the recorders and download their data.
Sumwalt says investigators have no analysis to offer after their first look at the data. He did however break down the last two minutes of the cockpit voice recording:
-Two minutes: The aircraft was cleared to land on Runway 18.
-16 seconds: Two audible alerts generated by a computer saying, "Sink rate. Sink rate," were heard.
-13 seconds: A crew member reported that the runway was in sight.
-Nine seconds: Sounds consistent with an impact.
Despite an abundance of new details, the NTSB cautions that they are still in the investigative phase. Here's what we do know and do not yet know:
-It is not yet clear if Fanning and Beal have landed on Runway 18 before but the NTSB is looking into this factor.
-Sumwalt says there is no evidence yet of a sudden drop in altitude.
-Sumwalt says that when the onboard computer alerts to the "sink rate," it means that the rate of descent compared to the plane's altitude and other parameters is outside of a safe zone. He says they do not yet know what conditions may have caused the computer to generate this audible alert.
-Sumwalt added that there is a software program in the air traffic control tower that will sound an alert if a plane is below the minimum safe altitude for a landing. He says that this Minimum Safe Altitude Warning (MSAW) system did not sound at the time of Wednesday's crash. Investigators will also look into this system to determine if it should have alerted air traffic control.
Over the weekend, investigators will listen to the cockpit voice recording again and create a full transcript. Another team will examine the more that 400 flight data parameters on the flight data recorder. They will then validate and verify those parameters to ensure that they match with what happened the day of the crash.
Also this weekend, NTSB investigators will interview a second air traffic controller who was on duty when the plane crashed. At the time of the crash, this controller was on break, something that air traffic controllers are allowed, Sumwalt says.
A second air traffic controller was in the tower at the time of the crash and has been interviewed. Sumwalt says this person is very experienced and reported that he witnessed the crash.
The controller says that he saw what appeared to be a "bright spark flash," which he equated to what it looks like when a power line breaks. He also says he observed the landing lights of the crash and then he no longer saw the lights. That was followed by a bright orange flash and then a red glow. The controller says he immediately activated the crash phone at that point.
Investigators shared more information about the crew as well. They say Cerea Beal, Jr. was the pilot on the flight and Shanda Fanning was the co-pilot.
Beal was hired by UPS in October 1990. He held the required airline transport pilot ticket and a first class FAA medical ticket. Beal had logged 8,600 total hours of flying time, with 6,400 of those hours with UPS and over 3,200 in an Airbus A300, which is the type of craft that crashed Wednesday.
Sumwalt says that Fanning was hired by UPS in November 2006. She also held the required airline transport pilot and medical ticket. She had logged 6,500 total flying hours, 1,250 hours with UPS and 400 hours flying in an Airbus A300.
Both crew members were rated specifically for the type of aircraft that crashed Wednesday. Sumwalt says their "duty day" began Tuesday evening before the crash. They flew from Rockford, Ill. to Peoria, to Louisville, Ky. and then to Birmingham.
Crews in Birmingham will complete diagramming the wreck site this weekend. The NTSB will hold additional press conferences this weekend so check back to MyFoxal.com, the WBRC News app and social media for contuing updates.
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Department of Natural Resource officers have identified a missing fisherman.
Police said Feb. 11, The Georgia Department of Natural Resources received reports of a fishing boat going around in circles on Lake Lanier.
When officials arrived, fisherman George M Counts, 47, was not on his boat.
Forsyth County officials scanned sonar in the lake Friday. There also was a K-9 from Dawson County on site.
A DNR helicopter also helped with the search.
Forsyth County Fire, Forsyth County Sheriff, Army Corp of Engineering, Georgia DNR and one canine unit from Dawson County searched throughout the week.Copyright 2013 WGCL-TV (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved.
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In honor of the 25th Annual Houston Press Music Awards, we present the Houston Music Hall of Fame.
What a badass. As chronicled in this week's cover story, there's a reason why Joe Sample is Texas Southern University's artist-in-residence at the school's jazz studies program -- and why he may be able to reinvent TSU's disgraced reputation. Cover Story: The New Crusaders Joe Sample Attempts to ... More >>
TSU restarts its jazz program, tapping into the talents of the fabled Joe Sample and kids looking for a place to play.
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Women really need to stop expecting anything from their husbands if they want to be happy. Or so Celeste and Jesse Forever tells us. A misguided romantic comedy about a divorcing couple who can't quite manage to go their own ways, the movie actually insults its target audience by suggesting — no, insisting — that Celeste (Rashida Jones of Parks and Recreation) is a witch because she wants her manchild husband Jesse (Andy Samberg of SNL and That's My Boy) to get up off the couch and get a job. She even says she wants the father of her children to own a car. These people live in Los Angeles. This is not an outrageous expectation.
Of course, maybe women aren't the target audience of Celeste and Jesse Forever, which tries to blend chick flick staples with bro humor but never quite gets the mix right. Co-written by Jones and Mark McCormack, who also co-stars in the role of a man in his 30s named Skillz — no, seriously — the movie opens with Jones and Samberg sharing the spotlight as a separated couple that still hangs out together. All the time. She lives in the house; he lives in the apartment behind the house. She is a professional trendspotter; he is allegedly an artist, though he never seems to make any art. Together they have peculiar, adolescent-boy jokes, like talking in weird accents or pretending to masturbate a lip balm container until — well, you can probably imagine. If your response to that gag is anything but "Gross!", you really need to go watch another Adam Sandler movie or something.
Slowly, though, the focus turns to Celeste and her inability to let Jesse go once he gets seriously involved with another woman with whom he had a fling previously. Even though the divorce was Celeste's idea, she balks at Jesse's sudden desire to grow up and act like an adult, and she spirals downward.
The idea that breaking up is hard to do isn't a bad one; plenty of movies utilize it to great effect. Earlier this year, the smart, witty Lola Versus covered a lot of the same ground — in it, a young woman behaves badly in the wake of breaking up with her fiance — but Lola Versus attacked the premise with absurd humor that never ignored the pain and confusion of a breakup. Celeste and Jesse Forever is erratic. Sometimes it feels like an overgrown sketch, such as when it delves into a weird subplot about a Britney Spears-like star (Emma Roberts) who becomes one of Celeste's clients. Emotionally, it's too pat for its own good (naturally Jesse wants to marry the one-night-stand he impregnated). You don't believe Celeste for a minute when she tells a new guy that she needs to be alone for awhile. You know he's coming back in short order to provide the happy ending. Here's hoping she doesn't want him to get a job, too.


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Olympus has announced the latest addition to its popular LS series of digital recorders with the addition of the LS-100 linear PCM audio recorder. Aimed at musicians and audio enthusiasts, it comes with a combination of professional interconnects, high quality sound recording, multitracking and extra features in a convenient pocket size.
It's an impressive little device with a matching list of features
- two internal 90-degree directional stereo condenser microphones with a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz and capable of capturing sound pressure levels up to 140 dB (which is about as loud as you'd really want to get).
- uncompressed 24 bit/96 kHz Linear PCM digital recording saved to the internal 4GB memory or on SD (up to 2GB) / SDHC (up to 32GB) / SDXC (up to 64GB) cards.
- separate audio and system circuitry to keep the signal clean.
- low cut filter at either 100 Hz or 300 Hz to eliminate low frequency background noise.
- two quarter-inch XLR / standard phone combo jacks, supporting phantom power at 48/24 volts to power high-quality external microphones.
- 8 track multitracking, with independent volume and pan control.
- tuner and metronome.
- Lissajous measurement which shows the phase difference betweenthe left and right mics.
- direct CD mastering.
- 2″ LCD screen and all-metal body.
"The Olympus LS series has been a favourite of musicians, artists and music lovers, and the LS-100 is an evolution in this series designed with the working musician, specifically, in mind," said Amy Leslie, Sr. Marketing & Business Development Manager, Olympus Imaging America Inc. "For songwriting sessions, band rehearsals, live performances, broadcasting, or really anything that requires the highest quality of audio recording, the LS-100 is an ideal, all-encompassing recording solution."
Nevermind all that, it just looks cool. Full details on the LS-100 are here and it will be available from all good stores in February 2012 for $399.


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Donna Smith's "Stone Hare II" is the piece of art chosen for the invitation for the Courage Kenny 51st Annual International Art Show by Artist with Disabilities, June 5 – 24 2014.
Donna was born in 1954 in Connecticut and was first taught to draw by her father at age six. She has been interested in art for as long as she can remember, and spent many hours sketching when she was young. Donna began oil painting lessons and loved that medium. She painted in oils until she became a quadriplegic in 1990. At that time she began to paint in watercolor by holding the brush in her mouth. She then branched out to oils once again, and then to acrylics. She has also done a few pieces of artwork in pastel, and some in graphite. Donna enjoys working in all mediums.
The annual International Art Show by Artists with Disabilities takes place every spring. Use the 2014 Art Show Entry Form to submit your work. For more details, call 612-863-4872.
The International Art Show by Artists with Disabilities is a 51-year tradition of which Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute is very proud.
The show, held each spring, is one of only a handful of judged art shows in the country for those with a physical or mental impairment.
The Institute's mission is all about helping individuals progress towards their personal best. Our art show is an extension of that -- highlighting the abilities of those who experience physical or mental limitations.
Art show sales and permanent collection
About one-quarter of the art show entries are sold each year, with 75 percent of the proceeds going to benefit the individual artists.
Artwork is judged in six categories:
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital has a permanent art collection from past shows that includes more than 350 pieces of art. Nearly 200 are on display in the hospital.
Art show history
The show stems from the passion of the late Margaret Anderson. She contracted polio at the age of 26 which resulted in quadriplegia and dependence upon a respirator to sustain her life. Anderson developed a passion for painting, refining her skill as a painter with a brush in her mouth as opposed to her hands. Anderson inspired the establishment of the art show and directed it for many years with support from the former Sister Kenny Auxiliary.
The International Art Show by Artists with Disabilities takes place every spring. For more information, please call 612-863-4872.
2013 winners
Previous art shows
The 50th Annual International Art Show by Artists with Disabilities was May 2 to 24, 2013.
To get a closer look at the 2013 winners, click on the images below. Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move from one photo to the next.
Mixed media
Oils & acrylics
Profile of an artist: Susan Fink
Susan Fink and Sister Kenny's Karl Sandin, MD, talked with KARE 11's Pat Evans about some of the pieces in the 49th Annual International Art Show by Artists with Disabilities.
The Sister Kenny Art Show and Sister Kenny Rehabilitative Institute are close to my heart.
My association with Sister Kenny began 10 years ago when I arrived at its front entrance strapped to a stretcher, able to move my arms a little, but paralyzed below the chest, only able to move the big toe on my right foot.
A week earlier I broke my neck and injured my spinal cord after falling while cross-country skiing in northern Wisconsin. As I lay in the snow waiting for my husband to get help, I said a little prayer promising to work my hardest if I could live to see my daughters again.
I was rescued by snowmobile and then airlifted to St. Mary's Medical Center in Duluth where a great surgeon operated on me. Fortunately, the injury to my spinal cord was incomplete.
Getting back on my feet
After a week in intensive care, I was transferred to Sister Kenny at Abbott Northwestern Hospital to begin rehab. For 10 weeks I worked hard to re-learn the basics, like sitting up, lifting my arms, and feeding myself.
Every day my body was totally spent. My doctors, nurses and therapists pushed me to get my body working again – and equally important – taught me how to erase the word "can't" from my vocabulary.
Becoming an artist
Although I determined I had no artistic ability back in junior high, I decided to try watercolor painting during my stay at Sister Kenny. A recreational therapist hooked a brush holder to my hand and urged me to try making something.
It was exhausting work just getting the paint on the brush and then to the paper and it took two sessions to complete. I painted three small hearts; one for my husband and one each for my daughters. It was definitely the hardest thing I have ever painted, but worth the effort.
After leaving Sister Kenny, I got busy with family life and for five years Idid not think any more about painting. When walking became more difficult and I needed a power wheelchair to get around, I decided to find a hobby to pursue while my family hiked, biked or skied. Watercolor sounded like it might be the ticket, with simple materials to handle and transport, so I took my first class at the Edina Art Center and was hooked.
I made a goal to be brave enough to enter two paintings in the Sister Kenny Art Show. I remember on opening night feeling so awkward wearing a ribbon that said "artist" because I just did not think I was one. To my amazement, when I found my paintings in the hallways, they each had an encouragement award next to them. It is so rewarding and confidence building to be part of this event, even when you do not win an award or sell your painting. The energy is so positive for everyone involved.
Painting what I love
There is so much to learn in watercolor. When I paint, I start with a subject I love, like a tree, the sky or light shining on a window. I mix colors on the paper and am never sure what the end results will be. Often it is the accidental things that end up pleasing me most.
I love the art show and Sister Kenny. In fact, I am still a regular in the therapy gym on the second floor. Three times a week you can find me pedaling away on the electric "stim" bike.
I see the therapists working with patients and see the way people change. It is an amazing place worthy of all our support.
Source: Susan Fink
Reviewed by: Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute
First Published: 12/01/2009
Last Reviewed: 04/19/2012


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PONCHATOULA—A Ponchatoula man accused of attempted murder of an elderly victim during a recent home invasion was arrested on a total of 39 charges in the last year, including 22 felonies and four burglaries in the month.
Ponchatoula Assistant Chief of Police Jim Betbeze reports that within thirty days Fredrick Sims, 18, of President Hoover St., committed two separate home invasions as well as two additional residential burglaries in Ponchatoula.
On August 1, 2009, Ponchatoula Police arrested Sims for second degree battery (felony), simple robbery (felony), aggravated criminal damage (felony), and criminal trespass, and transported Sims to the Tangipahoa parish jail. According to jail records, on August 7, 2009, Sims was released on his own recognizance (no bail bond), Betbeze said.
On August 9, 2009, following Sims release from the parish jail, he burglarized a residence in the President Hoover St. area of Ponchatoula. On August 16, 2009, Sims committed his third burglary in less than thirty days. He entered a residence on S. 8th St. Drive and stole the victim's wallet and car keys.
On August 17, 2009, officers with the Hammond Police Department conducted a traffic stop on the stolen vehicle. Sims along with a juvenile was arrested for possession of stolen property, possession of cocaine (felony), and possession of marijuana. Sims was also booked with contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile (felony).
Sims was transported to the parish jail, and additional charges of burglary (felony) and theft (felony) were added to Sims long list of crimes. These charges stemmed from the burglary which occurred on August 9, 2009, according to Betbeze. According to jail records, Sims was once again released on his own recognizance (no bail bond) by TPSO on August 26, 2009, Betbeze said.
Finally, on August 28, 2009, officers responded to a 911 call from a residence on S. 8th St. Drive (same residence as above). The victim stated that someone entered his home, severely beat him with a metal pipe and stole his car. At approximately 12:30 a.m. officers with the Hammond Police Department located the stolen vehicle and conducted a traffic stop on N. Cherry St. in Hammond.
The driver was identified as Joshua Jackson, 17, of McCray Lane, Hammond, and the passenger was identified as Fredrick Sims, 18, of President Hoover St., Ponchatoula. Jackson and Sims were arrested with possession of stolen property, possession of marijuana, possession of schedule III drugs. Further investigation revealed that Sims was responsible for the home invasion and violent beating. He was arrested for attempted first degree murder (felony), aggravated burglary (felony), and theft (felony).
Assistant Chief Betbeze reported that during the past 12 months the Ponchatoula Police Department has arrested Fredrick Sims for the following crimes (39charges total---22 felony and 17 misdemeanor): 1-count attempted first degree murder (felony) 1-count second degree battery (felony) 1-count robbery (felony) 1-count purse snatching (felony) 1-count aggravated burglary (felony) 1-count aggravated criminal damage to property (felony) 1-count attempted burglary (felony) 1-count unauthorized entry (felony) 2-counts criminal damage (felony) 2-counts theft (felony) 5-counts burglary (felony) 1-count possession of marijuana 1-count possession of stolen property 1-count resisting an officer 1-count battery 1-count criminal trespass 1-count criminal damage 1-count criminal mischief 1-count fugitive of another jurisdiction 2-counts theft 7-counts failure to appear for court


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Emma Hunton, Andy Mientus, Lilli Cooper, Jason Gotay and More Will Sing Beyoncť Tunes at (Le) Poisson Rouge
By Michael Gioia
Emma Hunton, Andy Mientus, Lilli Cooper, Kate Rockwell, Jason Gotay and Eric Michael Krop are among the performers who will take part in Broadway Sings Beyoncé, featuring new arrangements of Beyoncé hits, Dec. 3 at (le) Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village.
The 9:30 PM Beyoncé concert will be the third in the new Broadway Sings… series; Broadway Sings Adele was held in April, and Broadway Sings Michael Jackson was held in September.
Performers include Cooper (Spring Awakening), Brian Justin Crum (Next to Normal, Grease), Russell Fischer (Jersey Boys), Gotay (Bring It On), Alexa Green (Wicked), Hunton (Spring Awakening, Next to Normal), Marcus Paul James (Rent, In the Heights), Adam Kantor (Rent, Next to Normal), Krop (Godspell), Corey Mach (Wicked, Godspell), Mientus ("Smash," Carrie), Ryah Nixon (9 to 5), Kristine Reese (Les Misérables, Wicked), Rockwell (Bring It On, Legally Blonde), Sheri Sanders (Urinetown, Fame), Saycon Sengbloh (Hair, Fela!), Mariand Torres (Wicked), Alysha Umphress (American Idiot, Priscilla Queen of the Desert), Shaleah Adkisson (Hair, Rent), Margot Bingham (Rent), Lulu Fall (Hair, Rent) and Amber Iman (Rent), among others.
Broadway Sings Beyoncé promises "new arrangements of songs from Beyoncé's four hit albums, including a few selections from her previous group, Destiny's Child." Mach, who was last seen on Broadway in Godspell, produces the event.
Audiences can expect to hear over 15 cover songs celebrating the pop icon's greatest hits, including "Halo," "Single Ladies," "Love On Top" and "Irreplaceable." The performers will be accompanied by a full band, which will be orchestrated, arranged and directed by Joshua Stephen Kartes.
(le) Poisson Rouge is located at 158 Bleecker Street. For more information and tickets, call (212) 505-3474 or visit lePoissonRouge.com.
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Video: Weather ripple effect: Travel delays at DIA
KUSA - Weather on the East Coast and in the Midwest has contributed to cancellations and delays of thousands of flights.
This is added to the 3,800 flights canceled Sunday, leaving many passengers stranded at Denver International Airport Monday morning.
"Nothing's gone to plan so far," said Elizabeth Currier, who is traveling with her husband and their 4-month-old son on United.
They arrived in Denver Saturday night for a connecting flight from Florida. After waiting on the tarmac for an hour to depart, they were told their pilot needed rest.
"The pilot came out of the cockpit and told us that we're not going to like this, but due to a new regulation that he had to have some rest," Currier said.
So the family went back inside, where they waited in line until 3:30 a.m Sunday.
"The line was like 500 people long, at least," Currier said.
Initially, they were told the first available flight out would be on Thursday.
"I couldn't really believe it. I was beyond feeling upset, I think," Currier said.
"If we'd have been stuck here until Thursday as planned, I don't know what we would have done. That's four days missed work. No winter clothes [and] no diapers," she added.
Thankfully, they managed to get a flight to an airport in their home state, though flying to Portland leaves them about two hours from Eugene, where they live and where their original ticket had them landing.
To check on a flight status, visit flydenver.com
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Hobgoblin - Wychwood Brewery Company Ltd
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Reviews by wilkinswesley:
4/5 rDev +6.7%
06-30-2012 21:51:07 | More by wilkinswesley
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4.15/5 rDev +10.7%
Good attention getter label,nice malty/chocalate beginning,with some fruit flavor in the end.Smell was a little musty on mind,but the appearance and taste was real nice.
08-07-2002 08:48:01 | More by oberon
2.45/5 rDev -34.7%
Appearance A very flat head and brown, clear in the body.
Smell Strong burnt toast aroma with a sweet, sugary molasses scent.
Taste This one is very thin at the taste. There are some interesting flavors such as molasses and maple, cane sugar, and toasted malt, but they all come out halfway and ill advised. This has a very clumsy profile.
Mouthfeel Flat and light-bodied.
Drinkability I wont buy this one again.
10-05-2003 12:37:00 | More by RoyalT
Newfoundland (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev 0%
09-26-2013 01:25:06 | More by cam477
3.23/5 rDev -13.9%
On tap at Old Chicago. Pours an off-shade of brown with minimal head and lacing. Up front, the beer has a woody smell, full of roasted malts and caramel with some nutty undertones. It hits the tongue with a slight bitterness that grows and grows. The taste is somewhat standard, a bit boring, with the usual malty taste, a bit of caramel and yeast, with a super bitter aftertaste. The bitterness is welcomed at first, but by the end of the pint, it grows a bit tangy and tiresome. The body is medium thickness with a somewhat dry finish and a nice helping of carbonation.
Not bad, but not great either. The ESBs are an acquired taste, so if you plan on getting into the style, I would recommend starting elsewhere. Otherwise, it's still a decent brew to try if it's available.
10-14-2012 00:29:05 | More by tectactoe
Ontario (Canada)
3.83/5 rDev +2.1%
Look ~ pours a deep coppery to ruby color. the head is decent: it comes up about two or three fingers, is cream colored, and falls at a usual pace with some decent lacing. clarity is very good with some nice visible carbonation.
Smell ~ overall, pretty good. it had a nice balance of hops and malts, though i'd characterize both as in the moderately-low range. the malt is pretty standard for the style (light, crystal, and some dark malt) and not too complex. hops are of the earthier english varieties (though i can't really identify it). some nice fruity esters round out the finish.
Taste ~ good, well-balanced, flavor. a little richer than what i got off the nose, although the character is more or less the same. the malt isn't too complex, but has a decent depth between primary malts (bread-like) and secondary malts (very light caramel, some chocolate/coffee). the malt is balanced nicely by a prominent earthy hops with a hip of floral in there. a bit of fruitiness on the finish.
Feel ~ medium-full body with moderately low carbonation. no alcohol warmth. nice mouth-coating feel.
I'm a big fan of this one. while it's not as complex and deep as Fuller's ESB, it achieves a great balance between hops and malt with some nice fruity esters in there that round out the flavor well. great sessionability.
I had this with some great english fare like yorkshire pudding, lancashire hotpot, and shepard's pie.
03-08-2012 22:28:12 | More by Rijtjeshuis
4/5 rDev +6.7%
06-03-2012 03:25:39 | More by Zakk
3.53/5 rDev -5.9%
This is a light caramel/ apple-juice colored brew which gives little in the way of head or smell. It tastes of light, but full flavored caramel malt with a unique robustness, there is a subtle apple fruitiness and spicy hops clench the finish. Very drinkable. There is definately something special about this beer, but most days I'd take a Sam Smith Nut Brown for about the same price per serving.
03-21-2006 20:54:04 | More by JudgeRoughneck
3.23/5 rDev -13.9%
A: A nice pretty molasses brown with a brief
head and no real lacing going on .
S/T: Sweet and malty but otherwise unoriginal
and kind of bland as the style goes.
M: Thin and undercarbonated perhaps.
D: I think I'll have to pass when given other
craft opportunities but still head and
shoulders above any macro offerings that I
can think of.
06-13-2009 03:55:39 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4/5 rDev +6.7%
01-20-2013 23:32:41 | More by tbryan5
4/5 rDev +6.7%
08-07-2014 14:21:43 | More by GameOfBeers
4.5/5 rDev +20%
01-08-2012 16:04:26 | More by Shakerman
3.45/5 rDev -8%
Wychwood brewery Hobgoblin Dark English Ale in 12 fl oz Brown glass bottle. Bought at Whole Foods Market in Coral Springs FL for $7.99 per six pack.
Cute Logo on the bottle got me to buy it. poured sort of heavy with small head of dense but coarse foam clear but dark brown in color, does not look natural. Sweet malty aroma with very little hops. Flavor starts sweet and goes nowhere, lots of malt, but does not evolve into anything else sort of bland. overall not a bad beer, better than many, but not a standout either. just ok to allright. Sort of what I would expect Anheiser Busch to make if they made a Dark English Ale. Not a star, but definitely quite drinkable
Don't think I would buy again,but will not have any problem finishing this six pack.
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This came in a 500ml brown bottle that cost $3.99. An OK, but not very great beer. It was a dark brown color with a small head. Aroma was all sweet malt. Fair taste, toffee with a little bit of hops. Mouthfeel was good, as was drinkability, but I wasn't too impressed with this beer. I enjoyed Fiddler's Elbow more.
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Bought from Chateau Louis in Edmonton in the 500ml glass bottle, served in a pint-glass.
Poured a smoky ruby-brown with a little head... smells fairly skunky, but faints of once it sits for a bit. Mouthfeel is nothing special, a tad watery with some dancing carbonation.
Taste is initally a little skunky, but this fades immediately, leading to a solid malt feel with a toasted finish and dates in between. Nothing that really spins my cap. Too expensive, there's way better local stuff for cheaper.
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Rhode Island
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MT. VERNON — Loretta Goebel has been announced as the guest speaker for the Mt. Vernon Prayer Breakfast.
The event will be held Sept. 6, at the Holiday Inn, with doors opening at 6:30 a.m. and the program at 7 a.m.
According to information on the event, Prayer Breakfast Committee leaders Debbie Marlow and Sherry Meadows say the event is expected to be one of the most exciting programs to date.
Goebel, whose story was recently released in a book titled, "A Life in Parts" by Vicki Bennington and Daniel Brannan, will give her personal message of strength, love and faith with a unique, down-to-earth style. Her story of hope and determination serves as an inspriation to everyone, no matter what their circumstances, information states.
Goebel grew up in the Midwest, and after high school moved to Chicago, where she earned a certificate in public relations. She worked at a travel agency, later in banking, then became the convention services manager at a large Hyatt Hotel in the Chicago area. After getting married, having two children and quitting her business career to be a stay-at-home wife and mother, she found herself at death's door after a common strep germ invaded her system, information from her biography states.
"She made it through — though not without consequences," information states. "There was a price to pay."
A drug she was given to keep her alive affected the blood flow to her extremities, causing her to lose both her legs, her left hand and the fingers on her right hand.
"Her devastating, yet uplifting personal story inspires everyone who has had a setback of any kind to get back into the business of living."
Goebel, who lives in the St. Louis metro area, says her goal is to inspire hope for other people.
Tickets are available at Community First Bank of the Heartland, Daystar Christian Bookstore, Krehbiel and Associates and Peoples National Bank. You may also call 244-9844 or 244-5524 to place ticket orders or by sending a check to Mt. Vernon Prayer Breakfast Committee, P.O. Box 1465, Mt. Vernon, IL 62864. Tickets are $10 each or tables for 10 people are available for $100.


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Prepare yourself for pink as perpetually perky fashionista Elle Woods shows audiences that being true to yourself is always in style."Legally Blonde The Musical" is in its final weekend run at Atlanta's Fabulous Fox Theatre, featuring the original touring cast, including actress Becky Gulsvig, who is taking a turn in Elle's stilettos. "'Legally Blonde The Musical' is a great family show, though on the surface you may think it is only for girls because it's all pink," Gulsvig said. "The men and boys actually have a great time. There's humor and entertainment for all ages and it's really just a great time. The element of song and dance just makes it that much more fun." Gulsvig was understudy for the role of Elle in the original Broadway production, which opened in 2007. "Elle Woods is a very fun character," she said. "She's silly and lighthearted but at the same time ... she can be a little more than her great hair and fabulous clothes." Gulsvig said she can relate to Elle. "I know what it's like to follow your dreams and stay true to yourself," she said. "This business is a tricky thing to conquer so I really understand having to have the Elle Woods spirit." Also appearing on stage in the musical production is Atlanta native Amber Efe, who is a member of the show's ensemble. "It's much smarter than people think it will be, kind of like Elle Woods," the 29-year-old said of the show. "People leave and think, 'Wow, that was a lot smarter than I ever thought it would be. I thought it was going to be a big, marvelous ball of pink and it's so much more than that.'"
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The family of Luke Walker from Brierley Hill, convicted of killing his girlfriend in Crete, say they will pay his bail money by next week.
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A hotel guest of Holiday Villa Hotel and Suites Subang was the lucky winner in the the first Monthly Prize draw of the "GO FOR GOLD" Contest organised by Holiday Villa Hotels and Resorts.
Mr Kanji Kasai who hails from New South Wales, Australia was among 5,000 contest entrants in the running to win a Monthly Prize of a Gold Coin offered by the Holiday Villa group. Mr Kasai will receive the prize today from Mr Kenneth de Silva, Director – Business Development & Special Projects of Holiday Villa Hotels and Resorts at Holiday Villa Subang. The winning entry for the month of February was drawn on March 15, 2012 by guest, Ms Nordira of Asia Premium Holidays on behalf of the organiser,
The "GO FOR GOLD" contest was launched on 1 February 2012 in conjunction with the 25th celebration of Holiday Villa Hotels and Resorts this year. It is open to all room guests and diners who spend a minimum of USD100.00 per visit at participating Holiday Villa properties worldwide throughout the year. The organiser is giving out a Monthly Prize of a Gold Coin culminating in the Grand Prize of a Gold Bar as a way of thanking their valued guests for their continuous support over the years. The contest ends on 31 December 2012. Details of the contest is available in the corporate website www.holidayvillahotels.com
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Cruz Azul had a man sent off in the first half, gave up a goal shortly after that red card, and were generally the inferior side for all 90 minutes. Apparently, Emmanuel Villa didn't get the memo, and as a result, the Blue Machine have earned a comeback 1-1 draw with ten men against Chivas Guadalajara, who will be more worried about the fortunes of other teams than their own play going into tonight's late fixtures.
In the 81st minute of the game, Javier Aquino played a great through ball into the box for Emmanuel Villa, who calmly hit an impressive low finish past Luis Michel with his first touch, securing the draw for his team. As a result, neither Chivas or Cruz Azul is safe as far as Liguilla places go, and both will be forced to watch Monterrey and Santos tonight, hoping for dropped points. Thanks to the inability of both Chivas and Cruz Azul to secure all three points, the Liguilla race is wide open.


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Levis (the jeans people) have been suggesting that people Go Forth. http://goforth.levi.com/fortune I'd like to make a similar suggestion. Not about jeans, but about software. Go Forth.
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The world's oceans are absorbing less carbon dioxide (CO2), a Yale geophysicist has found after pooling data taken over the past 50 years. With the oceans currently absorbing over 40 percent of the CO2 emitted by human activity, this could quicken the pace of climate change,...
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Physicists from the Japanese-led multi-national T2K neutrino collaboration announced today that over the weekend they detected the first neutrino events generated by their newly built neutrino beam at the J-PARC accelerator laboratory in Tokai, Japan.
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A SCHOOLGIRL has been given two awards for saving the life of a toddler.
Charley Moore, 12, gave a tot CPR and told his mum to call an ambulance after the young lad was hit by a cyclist in Ipswich Road in September.
The Gilberd School pupil from New Town, Colchester, this week received the Headteacher's Reward Cup for her actions, and was given a St John Ambulance commendation.
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The Bomann Museum opposite the castle has works by the artist, Eberhard Schlotter, and has exhibitions of local folklore and town history. It houses the Tansey collection, one of the largest, well-known, German collections of portrait miniatures. The Celle Art Museum (Kunstmuseum Celle) with its Robert Simon collection is affiliated to the Bomann Museum. It is the first 24 hour art museum in the world.In the castle itself is the Residenz Museum, which makes use of its premises and an exhibition to document the princely House of Welf. The Garrison Museum deals with the history of Celle Garrison from 1866 to the present day, whilst the Shooting Museum (Schützenmuseum) in Haus der Stadtmauer is devoted to Celle's shooting club history. The German Embroidery Museum (Deutsche Stickmuster-Museum) in the Rococo Palace in the Prince's Garden documents four centuries of the history of women using, as an example, the craft of embroidery. The work of Celle's Neues Bauen architect, Otto Haesler, is charted by the Haesler Museum. And in the old storage barn (Treppenspeicher) built in 1607, as well as the orangery, built in 1677 for the Institute of Apiculture, an exhibition of beekeeping may be viewed.
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Two construction workers were killed and another was injured when a 25-foot tall wall collapsed Thursday morning at a construction site on Indian Lake Boulevard in Hendersonville.
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It took rescue crews about 45 minutes to get to the victims, and the surviving injured worker was transported by air to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Witnesses said the victim - Jeff Costello, 44, of Scottsville, KY - was alert when flown from the scene. Police said Costello is listed in stable condition.
Solomon Builders Inc. released the following statement to the Channel 4 I-Team:
"We are very focused on the needs of the families, employers and employees of all those involved. It is a tragedy and we are deeply saddened. We are especially saddened because we take safety very seriously at Solomon Builders. In response to your questions, of the five serious violations we have received over the past 8 years, 4 of them were a matter of personal choices by individuals (ie: not wearing a safety harness that they were provided) rather than an unsafe work environment. The one other classified "serious" violation was a missing handrail which can be issued for a stairway as low as 30" tall. All in all, a pretty strong safety environment, which we work hard to maintain."
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This deadly accident is the first for Solomon Builders Inc., according to state safety records.
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My name is John Melcon and I first came to The Master's College from the under-appreciated state of New Jersey. I set foot on campus for Week of Welcome ("WOW" as we call it), having never seen the campus before. I wasn't even sure I would be staying, but I did, and I loved it. I graduated in 2005 with a B.A. in History, then spent two years working as an intern at a church in north-east Los Angeles. During that time I married Kelly, the girl I'd started dating as a student at Master's. Kelly and I moved back to Santa Clarita a few years ago and I was given the exciting privilege of working here at the College. I currently focus on our efforts to find and recruit students who are just the right fit for Master's. I've also completed a graduate degree in Philosophy and teach part time as an adjunct professor. In the meantime, the Lord has blessed our family with two adorable children: Mark and Lydia. It's been exciting and challenging journey! – John Melcon
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C.S. Lewis once wrote (in his essay "The Weight of Glory") "You have never talked to a mere mortal."
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He probably wouldn't expect me to say this, but I've always admired Todd Bolen (a professor here at TMC) and would hope to imitate him as a father, a teacher, and a leader. Without question, he would also qualify as my favorite TMC professor.
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CHP officer in critical condition after being shot during I-680 traffic stop where suspect was killed
Original post made on Sep 5, 2012
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on Sep 5, 2012 at 8:17 am
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Anonymity seems to bring out the worst in people. John, your humorless jab only makes you look like a heartless fool. This brave CHP officer could have been defending you or your family. He and his family deserve our respect, support and prayers. If his family or the CHP extended family are reading this, please know that we are grateful for your sacrifices and we are praying for this officer's complete recovery.
on Sep 5, 2012 at 9:24 am
John you are heartless fool. As a parent of an Oakland Police Officer, who also has 4 children , I pray every night he comes home safe. That officer patrols the highways to keep drivers safe and that includes you. My prayers go out to his family and extended family. The effects of this shooting will live on just like the deaths of the four officers in Oakland who died. To all our heros, God Bless.


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UK economy bounces back with a bang (From News Shopper)
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UK economy bounces back with a bang
8:57am Wednesday 21st November 2012 in Bexley © Press Association
THE UK climbed out of the double-dip recession with a bang between July and September as the economy returned to growth at its fastest pace in five years, official figures showed.
Gross domestic product (GDP) - a broad measure for the total economy - grew one per cent in the third quarter of the year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said, ending three consecutive quarters of declining output.
City experts had expected a rise of 0.6 per cent. The actual figure is the biggest increase since the third quarter of 2007.
The largest contribution to the surge came from the powerhouse services sector, which makes up around 75 per cent of the total economy and grew at 1.3 per cent, following a 0.1 per cent drop in the previous quarter.
But the bounce-back was largely driven by one-off factors, the ONS warned, such as clawed-back activity lost to the extra bank holiday for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and a slight lift from the Olympics.
The figures are preliminary estimates and subject to revision.
The estimate comes amid warnings from economists that the UK is far from out of the economic woods and can expect growth to slow in subsequent quarters.
But Chancellor George Osborne said the figures show that "we are on the right track".
Vicky Redwood, chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said removing the one-off factors, the figures still suggested underlying output managed to rise by a small amount, which is an improvement on recent quarters.
She said: "It won't be plain sailing from now on, though. There are still a number of constraints on the recovery. And as the Olympic effects unwind, it is still possible that the economy contracts again in the fourth quarter."
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by Whitworth University Sports Information
WALLA WALLA, Wash. – Senior Kendra Lahue scored a career-high tying 20 points as the Whitworth University women's basketball team fell to Eastern Oregon University, 77-71, Friday evening at the Kim Evanger Raney Classic in the Sherwood Center.
Eastern Oregon (10-3) jumped out to an 11-2 lead over Whitworth (3-3) in the opening minutes. The Mountaineers led by as many as 12 points in the first period. After a pair of free throws from Brittney Newcomb put EOU in front 23-13, junior Kendra Knutsen drained a three-pointer to pull the Pirates within seven, 23-16. Knutsen's three sparked an 11-4 Whitworth run that pulled the Pirates within three with 9:07 left in the half. Kendra Lahue gave the Pirates their first lead, hitting back-to-back threes to put Whitworth up 41-36, but an 8-0 Mountaineer run put EOU back in front. Whitworth entered halftime trailing 46-41.
The Pirates used a 8-0 run on three-pointers from sophomore KC McConnell and a layup from senior Kayla Johnson to take a 49-48 lead in the opening minutes of the second half. After trading baskets over the next several possessions, Eastern Oregon was able to get defensive stops and take advantage of Whitworth's shooting struggles, leading to an eight point Mountaineer lead with 2:25 left in the game. Whitworth pulled within five after a free throw from sophomore Lexie Zappone and then again on a pair of free throws from junior Katara Belton-Sharp, but the Pirates could not overcome the Mountaineer's lead.
The Pirates made a season-high 13 three-pointers in the loss, with a 38.2 three point field goal percentage. Whitworth forced 11 Eastern Oregon turnovers, which they converted into 12 points, while only turning the ball over eight times.
Joining Lahue in double figure scoring, Kayla Johnson posted her second double-double of the season with 12 points and game-high 10 rebounds. KC McConnell chipped in 12 points and grabbed five offensive rebounds. Kendra Knutsen added a career high 12 points. Lexie Zappone dished out five assists and had two steals.
Brittney Newcomb led all scorers with 27 points. Nyesha Joseph added 12 points for EOU, while Taylor Riley chipped in 10 points. Nikki Osborne pulled down eight rebounds to lead the Mountaineers, and Nicole Redd dished out four assists.
Whitworth will also take on Corban in the Kim Evanger Raney Classic. The Pirates and the Warriors will tip off at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 14 at the Sherwood Center in Walla Walla.


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Detectives appeal for information after Widnes bookies is raided (From Runcorn and Widnes World)
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Robbers raid Widnes betting shop
1:02pm Wednesday 17th October 2012 in News By Barbara Jordan, Chief Reporter
DETECTIVES today appealed for information after robbers burst into a Widnes betting shop.
One offender smashed the security screen and then jumped over the counter, demanding access to the safe.
When staff inside William Hill bookmakers in Warrington Road told him they did not have a key, he snatched a small amount of cash that was being counted.
The three men then fled towards Drummond Court and Houghton Street.
No one was injured in the incident but staff were left shaken by their ordeal.
Detectives are following up a number of lines of enquiry including checking CCTV footage and making forensic enquiries.
Officers are urging anyone who witnessed what happened, was in the area at the time, saw anyone acting suspiciously, or may have seen the offenders fleeing the scene, to get in touch.
The robbery happened at around 9.15pm on Thursday, October 11.
The first man is described as aged 20 and 25-years-old, about 5ft 7ins tall and of slim build. He was wearing a grey hooded tracksuit top with the hood up, grey tracksuit bottoms, white gloves and black trainers. He spoke with a Liverpool accent.
The second man is described as white, aged 20 and 25-years-old and of slim build. He was wearing a black and grey tracksuit top, black tracksuit bottoms, leather gloves and white trainers. He also spoke with a Liverpool accent.
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St. James Baptist Church, unveiled a state historical marker on Friday for the
Cherry Hill School, which sits across the street from the church.
More 100 people, including county and
local officials attended the ceremony -- even some of the former Cherry Hill students attended the event.
"Today is a good day, we've worked for more than 13 years to make this
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St. James Baptist Church and Cherry Hill school are the only Gullah institutions that
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From Tri-City Americans
Prince George, BC- Tri-City put together a team effort tonight against Prince George.
The Tri-City Americans (39-23-1-2, 81 pts) had 10 players record a point, helping the Americans take down the Prince George Cougars (18-38-2-6, 44 pts) 6-3 in front of 1,382 at the CN Centre.
With the win and Spokane idle tonight, the Americans moved back into fourth place in the conference with seven games remaining for both teams.
Tri-City has won two in a row against Prince George and the Cougars suffered their fifth straight loss.
Prince George was able to get on the board first. Marc McNulty slipped the puck underneath Troy Trombley on the power play to make it 1-0 early. Tri-City tied the game midway through the period on the power play as Justin Feser was able to slap a loose puck in front of the net over the glove of Cougar goalie Brett Zarowny. It only took 36 seconds for the Americans to take the lead as Connor Rankin slapped a loose puck at the top of the goal crease into a wide open net to make it 2-1. The Americans scored their third goal in 1:06 as Mitch Topping faked out a defender and fired a wrist shot from the slot into the top left corner of the net to make it 3-1. Prince George finished the scoring in the first period on a Brett Roulston goal, deflecting a pass into the net to score the fifth and final goal of the first period.
The second period was calm until seven minutes in as Lucas Nickles fired a wrist shot from the left faceoff circle past the blocker side of Zarowny to take a 4-2 lead. Less than three minutes later, Rankin added his second goal of the game to increase the lead to 5-2. Prince George outshot the Americans 14-13 in the period, but the Americans were able to put two of their shots into the net to give them a 5-2 lead after two periods.
The Cougars looked to close the gap in the third period. Jari Erricson was able to get a loose puck in front of the net past Trombley to cut the lead to two. But the Americans didn't want to allow the Cougars to come back as Beau McCue fired a wrist shot that was tipped by the goalie but trickled into the net to increase the lead to 6-3. Tri-City played solid defense down the stretch to foil any attempt of a Prince George comeback.
It was a total team effort with 10 players recording a point, including four players with more than one point.
With a goal and an assist tonight, Feser reached the 100 point plateau and tied Kamloops' Colin Smith for third in the league in scoring. His assist tied him with Terry Degner for sixth on the Americans all-time assists list with 195. He also extended his point streak to nine games.
Tri-City performed well on special teams, going 1-for-2 on the power play tonight and only allowing one Cougar power play goal out of six chances.
Trombley played fabulous and made 34 saves in the win. Zarowny made 27 saves in loss.


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The Caps started slow with six minutes of squandered power play time but got tallies from Troy Brouwer, Jack Hillen, and Alex Ovechkin shortly after. Ribeiro registered his 600th NHL point with a primary assist and Ovechkin now leads Steven Stamkos for the League lead in goals, 3-0 good guys.
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An upstate festival is being threatened with a boycott over alcohol.
It's happening in Woodruff, where a new ordinance is allowing beer and wine to be sold at some city functions, including this weekends "Dog Daze Festival" and not everyone's happy about it.
Including one main street business owner who put a sign up that says, "Christians Boycott Dog Daze Festival."
City leaders say this sign is dividing the community, but the lady who put it here says its supposed to do just the opposite."
Grace Sloan runs the 'Hair on Mane' beauty shop where the sign is displayed and says she put it there because the city has decided to allow alcohol sales at the festival something she says goes against her faith.
"It's not that I hate people that drink, I don't, but I think alcohol destroys, and I don't want to be around it, and I want a place where we can bring our children," Sloan told FOX Carolina.
Sloan said she got the idea for the boycott after city council passed an ordinance allowing alcohol sales at the festival.
"I would hope that people do not boycott the event, its a two day event and there's more to it than beer and wine," said Stephanie Tillerson, Woodruff's city manager.
Tiller's son says alcohol will be sold and consumed at the festival in one designated area, but also wants to point out that there will be a strong police presence.
The dog daze event that will feature rides, magic shows and various dog competition.
Event organizers say that no alcohol will be served at the event on Sunday. The dog daze festival kicks off Saturday, September 14th at 10 am.
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Hi, Just wanted to let you know that Crispin Rendon has already released his second book on The Families of Salinas Victoria. I strongly recommend you download it and add it to your Genealogy library and preferred reader.
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This email is going out to the 469 people in my genealogy address book.
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Below find a link to another book I have posted on the web.
Families of Salinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Volume Two
You may notice the surnames Bermeo and Bermea.
I am sure it is the same family surname but have not decided to merge them.
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The Friend Who Saved My Life: Tales of Unwavering Friendship
Heart to Heart: After Losing a Husband
"Nothing prepares you for the news that your husband has cancer," says Caroline Crawford. "Alan was 42, I was 31, and we had a 7-month-old son, Carl. That was five years ago. The diagnosis was lymphoma of the central nervous system.
"Thankfully, my best friend, Geri Ann Higgins, was there to help get me through it. We had been friends ever since we met at Goucher College, in Baltimore. After our 1991 graduation, she moved to Burlington, Vermont, near where she had grown up, and I moved to New York City, but two years later I needed a fresh start and called to ask if she wanted a roommate. I moved in and pretty soon we both had boyfriends. We got married just months apart, in 1996. I had a wonderful husband in Alan, but I was concerned for Geri Ann. I just didn't think she and her husband were a good match. And I was right.
"Geri Ann eventually confided in me that even though she was trying to make her marriage work, it just wasn't. It was very hard on her emotionally and Alan supported her just as much as I did. I'd come home and find him comforting her while she sat on our couch and cried. Finally Geri Ann got divorced, early in 2001. Not long after that, in February, Alan got his diagnosis. I couldn't bring myself to tell people, so Geri Ann spread the word. Everyone was great. But Geri Ann was the best. When you've known someone that long, you don't need to talk, or even ask for help. When Alan was undergoing chemotherapy, she organized friends to buy groceries for me, helped with my housework, and made sure there was someone home with Alan when I couldn't be. Basically, she was the point person. Anytime anyone asked how they could help, I said, 'Call Geri Ann.' It was just so exhausting for me to try to deal with it all.
"Before Alan started treatment, he banked his sperm. Seven weeks into treatment, he felt well enough to go back to work as a photographer. We were ecstatic. A year later, because we knew Alan's condition might not improve, I went for intrauterine insemination in the hopes that he might see his child before he died and got pregnant on the first try."
"I called Geri Ann, and then I called my parents and our friends. I was so excited and Alan was beside himself. That mood lasted all of one month before Alan's doctor told us that he had only a few more weeks to live. At that point the best choice was for him to be in a hospice. Now I had a husband who was dying and a toddler -- and I was pregnant. But Geri Ann was there and she said, 'I'll take care of everything.' And she did, once again running errands, buying groceries, and babysitting.
"Alan died in September 2002. The hospice called me at 8 p.m. Geri Ann came and stayed all night to look after things while I was away. Alan was conscious to the end. He died at 12:30 a.m. with me at his side. When I got home at 4 a.m., Geri Ann was there. I didn't have to walk into an empty house. I didn't have to be alone. I can't tell you what that meant."
"Six months later I gave birth to my daughter, Elizabeth. Once again Geri Ann called everybody but this time with good news. Elizabeth was baptized on what would have been Alan's and my seventh wedding anniversary, April 27, 2003. And Geri Ann is Elizabeth's godmother."
"Now Geri Ann has some good news of her own. She was married in May 2005 to a sweet, kind man. We see each other often and she's very involved with my kids. When they get older, I'll tell them how deep my friendship with Geri Ann goes and why. Alan would like that. There's a photograph of him in the children's room, smiling in the sunshine. None of us will ever forget him for a moment."


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