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Samurai Ale - Great Divide Brewing Company
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4/5 rDev +14.6%
12-14-2011 04:33:17 | More by dsaylor
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North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +3.2%
Poured into a standard pint a slight hazed light yellow almost lemonade like a thinner but well sustained white head atop,very muted aromas only light toastiness and a faint passing lemon whiff.Lightly toasted flavors with a tinge of lemon oil it is quite crisp like other have noted,its toastiness is very firm and stays through to the finish,the hops stay in tune with the beer giving a faint smack of citrus in the later stages.Hey it is what it is a easy drinking blonde ale its not a no brainer either I think would be a great summer brew wich seems a long way off right now.
12-01-2007 22:13:47 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev +14.6%
Beer review from BA Mag Sep 2007.
Taking a cue from American Wheat Ale, this unfiltered offering is brewed with rice and barley malts. As we pop the cap, we hear the sound of a thousand beer snobs shuddering at the thought of a craft brewer using rice.
The head retention is absolutely stunning, after a few sips the lace crowns the inside of the glass and rings the rest of the way down. We opted to swirl and pour in the sediment, so the pale-yellow brew gained a bit of haze. Mildly fruity aroma with dusty yeast, faint cooked rice and a clean grainy nose. Big crispness plays off of the moderate body nicely. Kiss of fruitiness resembling ripe cherries and strawberries up front; and by its side comes a sharp bitterness, which keeps things refreshing and balanced. The barley actually seems a bit more delicate as it meshes completely with the cooked rice flavor. A bit of nutty yeast in the drying finish wraps this beer up.
Pretty damn remarkable, Great Divide hit this one out of the park as it trounces pretty much every American Wheat Ale currently on the market. For a pairing, try some broiled mahi-mahi and twice baked sweet potato.
07-07-2010 00:04:39 | More by BeerAdvocate
4/5 rDev +14.6%
02-26-2014 20:47:36 | More by ddodger41
2.2/5 rDev -37%
12 oz bottle. Pours a hazy yellow with big yeasties and a frothy white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is sweet musty soapy bready malts.
The flavor is pretty bland - a little sweet malt and a touch of fruits with a little grassy bitterness that leads to a dry finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied and watery with some sharp carbonation.
Overall, a pretty bland offering from GD. There's nothing offensive, but nothing really appealing about it either.
10-01-2008 02:56:14 | More by Beaver13
Rhode Island
2.5/5 rDev -28.4%
08-10-2014 18:50:18 | More by Doomcifer
3.2/5 rDev -8.3%
12 oz bottle pours a hazy straw body with a large white head that leaves some impressive chains and curtains of lacing on the glass. Aroma is muted, with only some spicy and floral hops and faint bready malt. Light body has a medium carbonation. Taste has a dominant floral hops bitterness balanced by a sweet maltiness that reminds me of Rice Krispies. Pretty decent for style but not one I would revisit anytime soon.
04-21-2008 14:19:14 | More by merlin48
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
05-20-2014 23:09:33 | More by henryclay_
3.18/5 rDev -8.9%
Appearance: one inch head, cloudy, high carbonation, yellowish brown
Smell: malt, grass, grain, and caramel
Taste: malt, grass, grain, and caramel
Mouthfeel: smooth, sweet, medium body and carbonation
Drinkability: It is interesting. However the taste is not strong enough to call it sessionable. I could have it again...I could just as easily not.
05-11-2009 16:52:31 | More by tigg924
4/5 rDev +14.6%
03-21-2012 09:42:27 | More by jisak74
3.78/5 rDev +8.3%
Bottled on 4/13/11
A-Hazy light pale yellow with a tight white foam that hangs on for a few drinks than rings the glass for the remainder.
S-Estery yeast is predominate, some pale malt also noticed
T-Fruity yeast hits you first, than the light malt character with some very light floral hops. Smooth finish. This beer reminds me of an unfiltered wheat...I don't get any rice flavor.
M-Lightly carbonated with a medium body thanks to the yeast and malt.
D-This is smooth, could drink a pile of these. Enjoyed my first of these on a hot summer day.
O-Reminds me an unfilted wheat beer such as Island wheat from Capital Brewery, or like many microbrewed wheats. This is an easy drinker, with not a ton of flavor but enough to keep you wanting more. Nice beer.
06-04-2011 23:53:06 | More by deebo
3.25/5 rDev -6.9%
09-17-2012 21:11:36 | More by NilocRellim
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
07-29-2013 18:18:28 | More by Cynic-ale
3.75/5 rDev +7.4%
Enjoyed on tap at the Great Divide brewery and taproom. Pours out one of the lightest colored straw yellows you will ever see. Very nice white head on the top of it, just under the 1" range, pillowy appearance. Mild fruit like aroma probably coming from a lager yeast and having nothing really to get in its way. Miniscule noble hop aroma.
Taste, refreshing, slight country twang to it, enjoyable, especially on this hot day in August that it was sampled. High carbonation, low malt and hops. Appreciable astringency that actually melds with the lemon and rice like qualities. If you've had Stone's 16th anniversary, this tastes like a small beer made from its wort runnings. Really good stuff to convert people who drink a lot of Coors Light. Its better, and a lot more flavorful. Will make you think of sunny days in the grass, with a wedge of lemon. The bitterness might be a little more than some can handle at first, but get beyond that, and you're in light beer heaven, relatively speaking.
10-15-2012 18:45:51 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.65/5 rDev +4.6%
Appears a pale unfiltered golden with particles suspended from the rice and yeast additions. Head billows and forms a doughnut shaped dimpled layer of foam which is bright white in color with nice head retention. Lacing is fine and even on the sides of my glass with each sip.
Aromatics offer up a clean sensual experience blending pale biscuit malt fresh baked dough with a yeast rising deja' vu experience. A touch of balancing herbal hops but this is malt and rice focused. Really delicate but so pleasant at the same time, an evident layer of lemon lime dish soap in there as well without the off putting chemical solvency.
Flavor has nice full pale biscuit malt sweetness with a layer of fruity tartness blending nicely in, minimal hops but evident herbal twang gives me some earthy hop burps. Almost like a mushroom funk in the finish, sounds gross but it works.
Mouthfeel is fuller than I was expecting medium bodied good amount of girth compared to most rice adjunct brews that were used to, carbonation is lively but so naturally smooth. Really hits palate on the sides of with a semi sweet dryness.
Drinkability is pretty killer I could see this going over well as a macro crossover or a summer session lawnmower brew, take your pick. Probably a difficult brew to pull off there's no hiding your flaws with loads of hops and alcohol here, definitely a brew I would want with my American Dream roll next time I hit my local sushi joint up that's a specialty roll with Spicy Tuna, Salmon, and Yellowfin.
03-21-2009 02:56:48 | More by WVbeergeek
3.68/5 rDev +5.4%
Part of a mixed 12-pack from Green's on Ponce in Atlanta.
Pours a cloudy lemon-yellow color with a one-finger white head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of tart citrus - lemons and orange with hints of lime - with solid amounts of husky grain.
Tastes similar to how it smells. Citrus tartness up front that's that overly so. The flavors aren't very clear however, and are muddled with a robust grain backbone.
Mouthfeel is good. It has a decent thickness with solid carbonation.
Drinkability is good. I didn't have a problem finishing the bottle and could have a few more.
Overall this was an interesting beer and one that I enjoyed. Worth a shot.
08-20-2009 02:42:30 | More by glid02
3.63/5 rDev +4%
Serving: 12 oz bottle poured into a dogfish head ale glass. Bottled on November 2009.
A: Slightly hazy gold that, when held to the light, appears pale white and shows steady carbonation.
S: Not very strong, some fruity notes are present though the strongest scent is of steamed rice.
T: Interesting, starts with piny hops, then shifts to fruity, like fruity pebbles, before shifting back to a floral and piny finish.
M: Starts light, becomes a bit creamy, then finishes clean and light.
D: Hops are present, however, not to the extent that it over taxes the palate.
Overall: I was expecting more of the fruity aspects of the rice to be involved. Forgetting my expectations, the beer is decent. For fans of a pale ales, they would enjoy this beer. It has the hops, roughly, of a pale, yet, the fruity interlude adds depth and a break from hops.
03-11-2010 00:22:14 | More by ianjsullivan
4/5 rDev +14.6%
03-16-2012 18:42:09 | More by Zachb4au
2/5 rDev -42.7%
12oz. brown bottle, purchased at Party Source, poured into a pint.
A: Pours a banana peel yellow without a lot of clarity. Short pearly white head on the pour that only lasts a little bit. Just a bit of lacing.
S: Grainy malts with a bit of husky aroma. No hops. Clean but hardly anything there.
T/M: Very little flavor. It's a blonde, I know, but wow. Weak grainy malt bill with a little bit of sweetness and a faint sip of huskiness. No hops. I would assume the rice makes it taste like pretty much nothing. Body is light and crisp and finishes clean.
D: Easy to drink but why would I want to? I'd honestly rather get a 12 pack of Miller High Life, for cheaper, and down 'em straight from the bottle.
07-16-2009 01:05:36 | More by pwoods
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev +0.3%
01-05-2014 16:13:22 | More by LXIXME
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -14%
06-30-2013 18:24:03 | More by acurtis
3.6/5 rDev +3.2%
This one's got a great appearance. Either I overdo it on the pour or others are just not doing it properly. The pure-white head is tall and fluffy, sitting for quite a while at three fingers, leaving a patchy blanket of lacing initially as it recedes. When it does, a foamy island of thick foam remains. The color is a hazy golden-yellow, deeper and darker than straw but by no means amber.
A firm grains backbone is on the nose with a light lemon and very gentle hops aromas underneath. The aroma is less firm and complex than the flavor.
There's plenty of malt and grains in the flavor balanced by a stronger hops presence than I detected in the aroma. Lemon is underlying and on the first few sips there's a note of rice in the aftertaste. The subsides and the finish is just a bit dry, with hops lingering and a flash of the rice flavor appearing again.
The mouthfeel is a bit richer than I expected, with a decently robust medium body. There's a balance of creamy and crisp with moderate carbonation.
Overall, this is a nice beer and worthy of more recognition than it's garnered. Preconceptions or previous bias, perhaps?
09-17-2009 20:28:47 | More by Brenden
3.35/5 rDev -4%
12 oz. bottle poured into pint glass. Bottled date was July of 2009, seemed risky for a blonde ale, but thought what the heck, lets try this beer.
A- Pours a cloudy yellow with a creamy white head with visible sediment swimming about. What was interesting is that initially there was a thin, non-impressive head, but after a couple of minutes it transformed into a beautiful bone white creamy layer. Very nice and intriguing looking beer.
S- Basic aroma here, rather muted. Barely any hops very little malt, and can I actually smell rice?
T- Interesting, in a good way. Very approachable, light and crisp. As an avid hop head, this is obviously not my favorite beer, but I certainly wouldn't say it tastes bad. This would be a good beer to have with spicy foods.
M- Very pilsner like, great carbonation.
D- A decent beer all around, I will definitely try this again, but fresher. I'm sure the hops have faded over the past 7 months, so I will keep an eye out for a fresher one.
03-04-2010 13:45:45 | More by BetterDarker
4/5 rDev +14.6%
01-04-2012 20:32:05 | More by IPAylor
2.9/5 rDev -16.9%
Pours a pale straw yellow color from a 12oz bottle. It has good head but it's gone quickly and leaves no lacing behind. Clarity is very good.
Aroma reminds me of corn and rice. It has a sweet grainy smell almost like kettle corn.
Flavor is mild and bordering on bland. It has a cereal graininess to it with just a bit of hops. Luckily that's all it needs to balance the mild malts. Good balance then but nothing to exciting about either side of the equation.
Mouthfeel is average, good carbonation.
Drinkability is good but only because of the mild flavor and low alcohol. It isn't something I would order twice. It might have been better on a hot summer day but it doesn't do much for me on a cool autumn-like night.
09-09-2008 02:10:03 | More by GilGarp
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Her story is one that has inspired everyone from school children to U.S. presidents and Rosa Parks' story is told every day at a place in downtown Montgomery, dedicated to making sure her legacy is never forgotten.
Rosa Parks' iconic presence is seen and felt as soon as you walk through the doors at the Troy University museum named in her honor
"The museum really must edify that which it represents, so we are constantly looking at ways to interpret, reinterpret the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Rosa Parks into the current time."
And thousands of people from around the world make their way to downtown Montgomery each year to walk in her footsteps and recount the extraordinary events that make Rosa Parks a staple in the discussion of civil rights and human rights history.
"There's a lot of museums out there, but I think that Rosa Parks is the best because I'm a woman like her and I get judged every time, like 'oh well, you're a girl, you can't do some stuff'. And just because she was black, she couldn't do anything, so I feel like we stand in the same position, although I can't be as courageous as she is, but I hope to be one day."
Many of the folks who visit here have read about Parks or heard the stories of her life, but they say coming to the museum touches them in a way they never expected.
"That courage of these individuals and the strength of purpose is just breathtaking, really."
Parks was not alone in her struggles. Of course there were others. Probably the most well known was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. But it was this one defiant woman who, with one act, sparked a movement.
"It's so impressive that everyday people like you and me were able to understand what was fair, to stand up for what they thought was fair. And with good leadership and good organization, really be able to change, not only their community, but the entire state and the U.S."
The modest space is packed with images, voices and video. A lesson waits around every turn; some of them poignant and at times, painful.
"Rosa Parks' Story is one of pain but also one of strength and conviction. And it's a story that brings people from all over the world to find out more about a person who would take a stand or keep her seat in those troubled times."
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Friday, Jan. 31
NellieÔÇÖs Sports Bar (900 U St., N.W.) hosts ÔÇťKickoffÔÇŁ featuring DJ Matt Bailer tonight from 10 p.m.-closing. For more information, visit nelliessportsbar.com.
BachelorÔÇÖs Mill (1104 8th St., S.E.) holds a happy hour from 5-7:30 p.m. tonight with all drinks half price. Music begins at 11 p.m. Enjoy pool, video games and cards. Admission is $5 after 9 p.m. Must be 21 and over. For more details, visit bachelorsmill.com.
Town (2009 8th St., N.W.) hosts Bear Happy Hour tonight from 6-11 p.m. There is no cover charge and admission is limited to guests 21 and over. For more information, visit towndc.com.
The ÔÇťDollars for Dainty Burlesque Show,ÔÇŁ a fundraiser for performer Dainty Dandridge to continue her LGBT health research in Washington, is tonight with two performances. Doors open at 8:45 and 10:45 p.m. at the Black Cat (1811 14th┬áSt., N.W.). Tickets are $15 (blackcatdc.com). For ages 21 and up.
Saturday, Feb. 1
Burgundy Crescent, a gay volunteer organization, volunteers today for the Lost Dog and Cat Rescue Foundation at the Falls Church PetSmart (6100 Arlington Blvd., Falls Church, Va.) at 11:45 a.m. Participants will be paired with a dog on a leash to walk around and play with. Wear casual clothes. For more information, visit burgundycrescent.org.
The fifth annual Wig Night Out is at Town (2009 8th St., N.W.) tonight from 8-11 p.m. Wear your wig and support the Point Foundation, which provides scholarships and mentoring for LGBT college and graduate students. Doors open at 8 p.m. There is a $10 suggested donation with all donations benefiting Point Foundation. Admission is limited to guests 21 and over. For details, visit towndc.com.
Town (2009 8th St., N.W.) presents ÔÇťFunkytownÔÇŁ tonight at 10 p.m. The dance party features music from three decades of disco, new wave and synth pop-dance. Cover is $8 from 10-11 p.m. and $12 after 11 p.m. Drinks are $3 before 11 p.m. The drag show starts at 10:30 p.m. Admission is limited to guests 21 and over. For details, visit towndc.com.
Stadium Club (2127 Queens Chapel Rd., N.E.) presents ÔÇťLadies DayÔÇŁ today from 3-9:30 p.m. Admission is $15 before 5 p.m. and $15 after. There is a cash bar, drinks specials and a food menu. For details, visit stadiumclubdc.com.
Sunday, Feb. 2
Celebrate Groundhog Day at Dupont Circle Park (9 Dupont Circle, N.W.) today at 7:30 a.m. Groundhog Phil will predict if there will be six more weeks of winter or an early spring. There will be live music, dancers, a puppet show and more. For more information, visit dupontfestival.org.
PerryÔÇÖs (1811 Columbia Rd., N.W.) hosts its weekly ÔÇťSunday Drag BrunchÔÇŁ today from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. The cost is $24.95 for an all-you-can-eat buffet. For more details, visit perrysadamsmorgan.com.
Kabin Lounge (1337 Connecticut Ave., N.W.) hosts ÔÇťSunday Funday Happy HourÔÇŁ today from 6-10 p.m. Rail drinks are $5, Stoli cocktails are $7 and Long Island drinks are $9. No cover all night. For details, visit kabindc.com.
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La-Ti-Do, a spoken word/musical theater cabaret performance group, performs at Black Fox Lounge (1723 Connecticut Ave., N.W.) tonight from 8-11 p.m. Farrell Parker, Liz Hallacy and Christopher Harris are the musical artists-in-residence performing. Admission is $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Doors open at 7:55 p.m. For details, visit blackfoxlounge.com.
The D.C. Center (1318 U St., N.W.) hosts coffee drop-in hours this morning from 10 a.m.-noon for the senior LGBT community. Older LGBT adults can come and enjoy complimentary coffee and conversation with other community members. For more information, visit thedccenter.org.
Us Helping Us  (3636 Georgia Ave., N.W.) holds a support group for gay black men to discuss topics that affect them today, share perspectives and have meaningful conversations. For details, visit uhupil.org.
NellieÔÇÖs Sports Bar (900 U St., N.W.) hosts poker night tonight at 8 p.m. Win prizes. Free to play. For more information, visit nelliessportsbar.com.
Tuesday, Feb. 4
SMYAL (410 7th St., S.E.) hosts a ÔÇťRap GroupÔÇŁ today from 5-6:30 p.m. Discuss stressful issues like school, bullying, getting into college or finding a job in this support group. For more details, visit smyal.org.
Green Lantern (1335 Green Ct., N.W.) hosts its weekly ÔÇŁFUK!T Packing PartyÔÇŁ from 7-9 p.m. tonight. For more details, visit thedccenter.org or greenlanterndc.com.
Wednesday, Feb. 5
Bookmen D.C., an informal menÔÇÖs gay literature group, discusses ÔÇťTimes Square Red, Times Sqaure BlueÔÇŁ by Samuel R. Delany, a non-fiction account of DelanyÔÇÖs sexual adventures in Times SquareÔÇÖs pornography movie theaters, at Tenleytown Library (4450 Wisconsin Ave., N.W.) tonight at 7 p.m. All are welcome. For details, visit bookmendc.blogspot.com.
Opera on Tap, a concert that features local opera singers performing in a non-traditional setting, presents ÔÇśLove is in the AirÔÇŁ at Black Fox Lounge (1723 Connecticut Ave., N.W.) tonight at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12. For details, visit operaontap.org/dcmetro.
The Tom Davoren Social Bridge Club meets tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Dignity Center (721 8th St., S.E.) for social bridge. No partner needed. For more information, call 301-345-1571.
Thursday, Feb. 6
The Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia presents the opening of the third annual ÔÇťReelAbilities: Disabilities Film FestivalÔÇŁ at the Spectrum Theatre (1611 N. Kent St., Arlington, Va.) tonight at 7 p.m. with the film ÔÇťCome As You Are.ÔÇŁ The festival runs through Feb. 13. Eighteen films are screened at 19 venues in the greater D.C. area. Ticket prices and location venues vary. For more details, visit reelabilties.com/greaterdc.
Rude Boi Entertainment hosts ÔÇťTempted 2 Touch,ÔÇŁ a ladies dance party, at the Fab Lounge (2022 Florida Ave., N.W.) Doors open at 10 p.m. Drink specials $5 and vodka shots $3 all night. No cover charge. Admission limited to guests 21 and over. For more details, visit rudeboientertainment.wordpress.com.
SMYAL (410 7th St., S.E.) provides free and confidential HIV testing drop-in hours today from 3-5 p.m. For more information, visit smyal.org.


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The reputation for excellence that the Howe School is developing means companies like Nasdaq, Barclays and Bank of America are eager to hire graduate students to take on leadership positions as interns. Full story>>
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University Honors Program Proposal guidelines, 9/2013
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5. Proposed Seminar Title
6. Proposed Seminar Description (no more than 250 words). Please take prospective students as your audience when preparing this description. First-year students in HOPR 1953, in particular, may not know much about your discipline, and will be choosing this seminar before arriving at Marquette. We also encourage Honors students to use the Honors seminars to become acquainted with subjects outside their area of expertise.
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We ask you to consult with your Chair or supervisor before submitting this proposal. If your seminar is accepted we will ask for a signature from Chair or supervisor.
Note: we welcome proposals for team-teaching, but we cannot usually provide two full stipends to instructors team-teaching a single seminar. In certain cases we can cross-list Honors seminars with departmental courses, if doing so provides an opportunity for innovative convent or pedagogy and student numbers remain appropriate.
-First-year seminar, offered only fall semester
-1 credit, pass/fail, meets 75 minutes/week, for only 12 weeks, so it ends
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-Faculty stipend: $2000, paid as overload to your regular salary
-Gives first-year students an introduction to seminar-based learning in a non- threatening and intellectually challenging classroom environment; pursues a particular intellectual topic intensively. In the past, topics have varied widely – some examples include Chinese film; literary failures; entrepreneurship; experimental theater; and project management in engineering.
-Sophomore-level seminar, offered either semester
- 2 credits, pass/fail, capped at 15 students
- Faculty stipend: $2500, paid as overload to your regular salary
- Offers students non-mainstream pedagogies or learning experiences – for example, contemplation, innovative integration of theory and practice, community engagement, student-generated class practices. It offers faculty a chance to experiment pedagogically with a small group of students in a non-graded class, and asks students to think consciously and creatively about their own educational trajectory. It may be focused around a practice or an intellectual topic.
- Junior-level seminar, offered either semester
- 3 credits, graded, capped at 20 students
- For faculty, typically replaces one course in regular annual teaching load
- Usually discipline-based, but offers faculty the chance to teach subjects outside the typical seminar offerings of their departments. Inter- and multidisciplinary or otherwise unusual seminars are particularly desired. In the past this seminar has at times worked as a laboratory for new departmental and College course development.
- Senior-level seminar, offered either semester
- 3 credits, graded, capped at 20 students
- For faculty, typically replaces one course in regular annual teaching load
- Like the junior seminar, this seminar is typically discipline-based. We especially welcome proposals that ask students to do research or other kinds of senior projects; generally these seminars are populated by highly able students, and can offer faculty the chance to teach at a high level.
**If you have any interest in offering a senior Honors Program seminar in a field that requires students to have particular discipline-based skills, such as Engineering, Health Sciences, or Communication Studies (and there are many others!), please talk with me; we may have a critical mass of Honors students in that discipline who would particularly welcome your course. It is possible to add prerequisites to this seminar.


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A standoff that put Resurrection Catholic School on lockdown Friday afternoon ended almost five hours after it began.
Police had several streets near North 14th Street and Orville Avenue blocked off as they dealt with a man who said he was armed and dangerous and refused to come out of an apartment.
It all started about 10:30 a.m. when an alert neighbor noticed the man possibly trying to break into a house. When officers arrived, the man fled into a nearby apartment that sits above a garage at 14th and Orville.
"We asked him to come out, but he refused and said he was armed, so we are taking every precaution to bring this to a peaceful end," Sgt. Emmett Lockridge with the KCK Police Department said early on in the standoff.
The SWAT team was called in and surrounded the building and the nearby Catholic school was immediately placed on lockdown.
During the lockdown, parents were allowed to come and pick up their children through an area at the school that was determined to be safe.
"Definitely scary. We didn't know what was going on at first and, with her being right there at school, and with Sandy Hook just happening, it makes you a little nervous," said Sarah Quinn, who had come to pick up her sister.
"We've been in contact with the school principal and they are notifying parents. We've established a safe method for them to pick up and take the kids home," Lockridge said.
Just before 4 p.m., the suspect finally walked out and surrendered peacefully. The suspect was placed into custody and taken to Wyandotte County Jail for questioning.
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4.75/5 rDev +5.1%
On tap at the Grimm taproom. Served in a squat 10oz chalice and taster glass.
The beer is cloudy brown with very little head, but looks typical for a barrel aged beer. The smell is very nice: dark fruits, brown sugar, vanilla and brett. The taste is just incredible and incredibly complex. The sourness is up front, but melds nicely with the caramel, vanilla, char and light whiskey flavors that follow. Ever present is the brett funk with its citrus notes and in the background biscuity grains. If I could drink this every day I would. This is just amazing. The mouthfeel is exactly what I would want out of a brett/bourbon beer - satisfyingly full but dry on the finish - and there is absolutely no sense of the alcohol. Definitely my favorite Grimm beer and up there with some of the best beers I've ever had. The kind of beer that makes you realize why beer is king of beverages.
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Pours a milk chocolate brown with an off white head. A nice malty aroma of some bread, some bourbon barrel, some caramel. Flavor started off bready and caramel, then the bourbon barrel pops in, an a nice toffee and vanilla finish. A medium bodied, creamy mouthfeel. Overall, this was a fantastic beer. Not a huge fan of wee heavy's but I want to drink more of this one. Great stuff.
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Pours a dark brown color with limited clarity. A soft white head.
Poured in a 10 oz glass. The nose is sweet but noticeable brett character. Some minor esters plums, raisins etc. But a light bourbon note as well.
The taste is similar. But a bit more complex. Sweet caramel notes up front with a big estery fruity notes. The oak and bourbon come out more vs the nose. The brett is light but still noticeable and lingers into the taste.
The body is moderate to light. Would like more complextiy overall but a tasty beer fer sure.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Two former JPMorgan Chase & Co. employees have been charged in New York with trying to conceal the size of the investment bank's $6 billion trading loss last year.
Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien Grout were charged with conspiracy to falsify books and records, commit wire fraud and falsify Securities and Exchange Commission filings. The charges were unsealed Wednesday in federal court in Manhattan.
Martin-Artajo supervised JPMorgan's trading strategy in London. Grout recorded the value of the bad investments.
The trading loss in 2012 raised fresh questions as to whether Wall Street banks had learned their lessons from the financial crisis of 2008.
Federal prosecutors planned a news conference to discuss the case.
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Greensboro, NC -- Most people try and cram all their stuff into a carry-on so you don't have to pay a baggage fee. You're hoping and praying for that big trip that your luggage is under 50 pounds. 2 Wants To Know turned to Chris Ricci at Mori Luggage and Gifts who showed us the perfect way to pack.
She said packing is like building a lasagna, you pack in layers. So on her first layers, she packs everything that's heavy. A major tip: try not to put more than three pair of shoes in the bag. "That would be a pair of dress shoes, a pair of flats and a pair of walking shoes." Ricci also suggested wearing whichever pair of shoes is heaviest. You may have to take them off at security, but they won't take up that valuable space in your bag. But Ricci said it doesn't stop with putting the shoes in the bag. Once they're in, she said you need to stuff them. Put small things, such as socks, underwear, scarves, t-shirts, etc, inside of the shoes and in any spaces they create. "Use your shoes because it's an enormous amount of space that you're wasting if you don't stuff them."
Once you start adding your clothes, the key is to roll them. Ricci said the Boy Scouts and members of the military use the rolling method, so we know it works! "Roll everything from bottom to the top and start stuffing. My rule generally is, if I have room for my fingers, there's room for another piece of clothing in the bag." She said by the time shes finished with the bottom layer, there shouldn't be any room in the bottom of the bag.
Ricci's second layer is a combination of folding in the packing envelope and rolling outfits as well. The packing envelope or packing folder is a product that helps prevent wrinkles while keeping clothes organized. It's compact and if you put clothes in the packing folder and then into the suitcase, you also have room in the bag at the sides and at the corner. After you put in the packing envelope, you can roll more clothes and finish out the layer.
Ricci said her third layer tends to be items she needs to access quickly once she reaches her destination, like a sweater or coat.
Ricci also offered a piece of general advice when she said, "Try to minimize what you're taking. Those who carry a great many bags end up exhausted at the end of the trip just by carrying multiple bags."
The tips on how to pack are just the beginning of the packing advice Chris offered. She also talks about the basics of what to pack, gives more insight on the packing envelope, and even the perfect way to fold a jacket to avoid wrinkles!
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One of the most impressive aspects about this project is the budget. At just $176 per square foot, SFOSL's home remodel on 20th Street cost significantly less than most 'affordable' housing projects in the Bay Area, and it's a shining example of how smart design can create more with less.
In addition to preservation and budget, the project was restricted by its very narrow lot and a fifteen-foot setback requirement for the top-level addition. The designers were also challenged by the attractive south-facing view and harsh daylight exposure. A perforated, retractable sunshade allows for maximum flexibility while providing the illusion of much more space than a meager 650 square foot addition.
SFOSL designers maintained a simple, natural aesthetic by keeping rough-cut framing to a minimum and exposing the structure, thereby reducing the number of finishes used. They also reduced demolition and construction waste by crafting built-in bookshelves from the existing roof joists removed during the third story addition. All of the new materials are formaldehyde-free, and surprisingly, the polished wood floor is composed of off-the-shelf oriented strand board (OSB) panels coated with a finish called Top Secret. Also worth noting, a 1.7 kW solar system is hidden on the new roof and new, energy-efficient AlumaTherm windows were installed throughout the home.
Perhaps our favorite design feature (and also the dogs' favorite) is the rear catwalk bridge connecting the top floor with the terraced garden beyond. Vertical growing walls by Flora Grubb envelope the sunken courtyard below and bring new life to every edge, just as the designers of SFOSL have aimed to do.
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Development of a 3D ESC Culturing Process: Considerations on Stem Cell Fate Decisions Induced by Shear Stress Stimulation (SISSi)
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Funds requested:
$616 841
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Grant approved:
Public Abstract:
In recent years the wide-spanning applications of stem cells in biomedical research have been commonly acknowledged. The primary goal of this proposal is to boost stem cell research one level up towards clinical application. Although excellent progress has been made with regard to understanding stem cell specification into tissue-specific cells and also the mechanisms of their self-renewal, major hurdles on the way to the clinic still exist. One of them – the quality controlled manufacturing of expanding cultures of pluripotent stem cells in a FDA conform manner, will be addressed in this proposal. Normally, stem cells are cultured in an adherent manner in culture flasks. Developing manufacturing protocols requires taking the cells out of this 2D environment into suspension culture vessels, as only those allow controlling culture parameters, such as pH or oxygen levels. As stem cell fate is not only influenced by chemicals or growth factors, but also mechanical stimuli, we first have to understand how the novel 3D microenvironment affects the stem cell population. It is possible that such extracellular cues may be translated intracellularly to activate genes that control stem cell maintenance or differentiation, which may preclude suspension culture per se. This proposal therefore aims to identify the effects of physical forces caused by shear stress in a suspension microenvironment on stem cell features. Ultimately, we will be able to devise novel media formulations that contain soluble modulators of such intracellular pathways to counteract shear effects should they negatively influence stem cell behavior. The success of our approach should create a platform on which stem cell treatment of degenerative diseases can build. The use of such manufactured cells would help to reduce the economic burden on the Californian healthcare system associated with conventional medical treatment options as it will allow stem cell therapies to progress one step closer to the clinic. Furthermore, SISSi will potentially create patents, which remain within the state of California and may launch a new product pipeline for stem cell research and therapy.
Statement of Benefit to California:
During the last few years, the profound implications of pluripotent stem cells for biomedicine have been widely recognized. Given the recent advances in many research fields, we are now in a position to move the frontier of stem cell research to the next level towards clinical application – this is the primary goal of SISSi. Understanding cell fate decisions will in turn inform the design of strategies to identify and validate scale-up culture processes and GMP-grade manufacturing protocols. The research proposed in this application will provide tangible benefits to Californians. The success of the approach of SISSi should create a platform on which stem cell treatment of all kinds of degenerative diseases can build. Spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease and osteoporosis are among those diseases for which the concept of replacing destroyed or dysfunctional cells in the brain, spinal cord or bone is a practical goal. In considering the steps towars realizing these impacts, the stem cells will need to be differentiated or otherwise modified before they can be used clinically to prevent tumor formation or immune rejection. Overall however, the use of such manufactured cells would help to reduce the economic burden on the Californian healthcare system associated with conventional reparative options. SISSi covers aspects of high quality applied research and timely applications to real-world biomedical problems. Therefore, the impact of SISSi is four-fold: it will make important contributions or SCIENTIFIC IMPACT, regarding the definition of clinical-quality stem cell expansion procedures. SISSi achieves this by creating STRUCTURAL and MULTIDISCIPLINARY SYNERGIES inside the team and the outside world. It will create novel Intellectual Property, which will BOOST THE INDUSTRY SECTOR and facilitate transltion into the clinic by setting Californian STANDARDS for the clinical application of stem cells. The intellectual property associated with these advances will be protected with the assistance from the [REDACTED] office of technology transfer. Pursuant to federal statute (Bayh-Dole Act), the organization will grant non-exclusive use rights to the Government. If the results are of significant impact, industrial partnerships will be developed with established companies in tissue engineering and biomedical product development. The funding of this proposal may therefore launch a new product pipeline for sem cell research and therapy in California. Crucially, however, the proposed research program will significantly benefit California by training highly qualified personnel for future careers in academic research or the biomedical industry (i.e. Genentech). These trained professionals will have the skills to develop new therapeutic strategies in a broad range of applications, improving patient quality of life and positively impacting the Californian healthcare system.
Review Summary:
This proposal focuses on the translational bottleneck of scale-up of human embryonic stem cell (hESC) cultures, focusing on the effects of shear forces on ESC behavior in a good manufacturing practices-compliant suspension bioreactor. Currently, achievable levels of scale-up of hESC-derived cells for clinical use are limited by the necessity to grow cells at early stages of differentiation on a matrix (adherent cultures). The applicant proposes to optimize conditions in a bioreactor, first using murine ESC and then using a non-NIH registry line that has the property of being easily passaged by trypsinization. A variety of end-points of ESC biology will be evaluated as a function of an engineered microenvironment. The applicant will focus on a few signaling pathways that are known to control stem cell fate, and examine their regulation as a function of shear stress in a suspension culture system. The studies described have the potential to elucidate mechanism of aggregate ESC behavior in response to mechanical cues. As such, the work may have some real impact on overcoming how the cytoskeleton and nuclear matrix are affected by agitation, and reviewers thought that there was some potential for more general impact on the bottleneck of cell manufacturing scale-up. In general reviewers were enthusiastic about the experimental plan, recognizing that shear forces have not been studied much in ESC and are important, but thought that the proposal would have been strengthened by attention to alternative approaches of scale-up. The principal investigator (PI) proposes to do a large ("prodigious") amount of work but the experiments were felt to be relatively straightforward. One concern is that the experiments, as designed, will lead to a limited understanding of the conditions necessary for scale-up, since this proposal is limited to very defined conditions of the stirred tank system in which the cells will be cultured. The more general underlying premise that shear is an important variable in control of cultured stem cells is not really addressed in a systematic or direct, quantitative way. Reviewers suggested that the comparison of several different stirrer tank type systems might yield much more generalizable information. Further, the system that will be used does not necessarily represent a major technological advance in the field, and comparisons with other systems would make it more likely to lead to development of novel, alternative cell expansion technologies. Although the PI will likely generate information on an important signaling pathway's regulation in response to mechanical cues, the experiments that would really close the loop, i.e., inhibitor assays of the pathways uncovered, are not well described. In addition reviewers voiced concerns that the preliminary data did not yet strongly support the focus on one particular signaling pathway, as proposed. The PI holds an academic appointment in California and an institute appointment outside the country, and has made a recognized contribution to describing differentiation of ESCs into osteoblasts. Reviewers found the biology in the proposal strong, but felt that incorporation of more engineering into the design would help the applicant's work.


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Nene Leakes has some advice for Miss Utah, who is still smarting from her convoluted answer to the reality star's question during the Miss USA pageant Sunday night. "She can turn this negative into a positive," Leakes told People.
Marissa Powell, 20, was asked what it says about society that women continue to earn less than men.
Nerves got the best of Powell, and she replied: "I think, especially the men are, um, seen as the leaders of this and so we need to try to figure out how to create education better."
Appearing on Today Tuesday, Powell re-answered the question successfully: "It needs to be equal pay for equal work. It's hard enough already to earn a living, and it shouldn't be harder just because you're a woman."
War of words
Brad Pitt is everywhere lately because of his film World War Z. But now he's using his platform to take a stand against Melissa Etheridge, whom he considers a friend (she performed at his wedding to Jennifer Aniston).
The actor didn't seem crazy about the comments the singer made to The Washington Blade about his partner Angelina Jolie. The nine-year breast cancer survivor said Jolie's decision to have a preventative mastectomy was "fearful."
"My belief is that cancer comes from inside you and so much of it has to do with the environment of your body. It's the stress that will turn that gene on or not," Etheridge told the publication.
"I'm sure we'll talk on the phone," Pitt said about the rocker on the red carpet for his NYC premiere.
Car trouble
Another day, another vehicular incident for Justin Bieber.
Seems the singer struck a pedestrian with his car in Hollywood. Lt. Craig Valenzuela said Bieber's car collided with someone (maybe a photographer) at around 11 p.m. Monday on Sunset Boulevard.
Valenzuela says nobody was cited or arrested and officers determined no crime was committed. He says investigators are trying to determine whether the pedestrian was in the roadway.
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The happy couple
Former Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis plans to get married this fall to paralegal Johnny Chaillot. After his diving career ended, Louganis, 53, revealed he was gay in 1994 and announced he was HIV-positive a year later.
His latest gig: as a coach on celebrity diving competition Splash, which has been renewed for a second season, despite the danger involved.
Slap on the wrist
Prominent art collector Charles Saatchi has admitted assault and accepted a police caution after photos showed him grasping the throat of his wife, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson.
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News about Telefonica S.A., including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Telefónica Offers $8.9 Billion for Vivendi's Brazilian Business
If the deal is approved, the Spanish telecommunications company would combine its mobile and broadband operations in Brazil with those of Global Village Telecom.
August 5, 2014, Tuesday
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July 16, 2014, Wednesday
Reducing Wireless Competition in Europe
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July 4, 2014, Friday
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July 2, 2014, Wednesday
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May 12, 2014, Monday
Earnings at Telefónica and Alcatel-Lucent Reflect Industry Difficulties
The telecom industry faces challenges like growing competition and the need for expensive investments.
May 10, 2014, Saturday
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May 8, 2014, Thursday
Telefónica Offers to Buy Majority Stake in Spain's Digital Plus
Telefónica of Spain has offered to pay 725 million euros to increase its stake to 78 percent in the Spanish pay-TV provider Digital Plus.
May 7, 2014, Wednesday
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Eric Hassli may have entered the league as a complete unknown, but he's quickly becoming a name you can't help but talk about. He burst onto the scene with a two-goal performance in Week 1. He followed that up by picking up a red card in Week 2. After sitting out a week, he figured he may as well combine those two into one epic made-for-late-night-talk-hosts moment.
Hassli entered Wednesday's match against the New England Revolution as a halftime substitute - possibly as punishment for his previous red card - and picked up a quick yellow. Just a few minutes later, Hassli found himself at the penalty spot after teammate Camilo Sanvezzo was fouled in the box. Hassli cooly finished the penalty and then celebrated by throwing his shirt into the stands.
As it is in every league around the world, taking your shirt off in MLS is supposed to be an automatic yellow. It doesn't matter if you are wearing another shirt underneath, as Hassli apparently thought was such a clever way to get around the penalty. Maybe there was something lost in the translation, but Hassli is also claiming he didn't know about the rule, which is pretty hard to believe.
Making the expulsion particularly guffaw-worthy is that the Whitecaps were already down to 10 men. You can certainly argue that referee Baldemero Toledo could have used some discretion and not issued the card for something that ultimately was not that big of a deal. But if I'm Toledo, I show Hassli red on principal alone. It was just a dumb thing to do and he deserved to be punished.
As a fan, though, I just can't help but be entertained. Hassli is a player you're just dying to see what he'll do next. I'm not sure I'd necessarily want my team to build around him, but he is the kind of player who's great to have in the league.


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Wow..6 Bedrooms......6 Bedrooms......6 Bedrooms in San Diego
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5½
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Mission Beach,Ca
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
All other houses are on my website at missionbeachluxury./p>
Located in South Mission Beach and was completed in August of 2007
I spared no expense with comfort and luxury as I sound proofed the walls and provided all
the updated furnishings for these units. When you leave you and your family had the best!
This is a 3 story condo w/ the top two floors providing a 4 brm/ 3 1/2 bath and the first
floor providing a 2 bd/2 bth unit. Both have top rated kitchens.Every bedroom has a flat
screen TV. There is a 2 car garage and 1 spot next to the house. The floors are all
travertine tile and counter tops are all granite. Spacious decks with 2 BBQs and outdoor
shower. Your family, no matter how big will be able to watch TV in the family rooms and
enjoy dinners together as there is plenty of room for entertainment.
You can rent the units seperately if you choose. See rates below.
You won't want to leave!
vacation rental location
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Clark Rorbach 602-758-5517
house rental amenities
Linens, towels, flat screen tv's in every bedroom, outdoor shower,
beach chairs and towels, a kitchen to die for, kitchen
utensils, internet, micro waves, coffee makers, and blenders.
, dvd's, 3 double stacked washer and dryers
Central air conditioning
just bring your swimming attire!
activities and attractions in San Diego San Diego Area
You and your family can also take a 7 min. stroll, day or night, down the boardwalk to Belmont Park which features shopping, a penny arcade, ice cream parlors, bumper cars, a HUGE man made Wave Machine (which sports several outdoor restaurants and bar areas), and the infamous Wooden Roller Coaster. Every age would love all the entertainment during the days or nights! So convenient you might as well leave your car at home! (2 car parking garage incl. for this unit and a carport space if you rent the bottom unit, too) Sea World and deep sea fishing are only a 5 minute car ride away! The San Diego Zoo, the Airport, and La Jolla are only 15 minutes max. and you are also about 15 minutes to tennis courts and golf courses. Dell Mar Racing is one of the most prestigious race tracks in the world and is located in Del Mar , about 25 min. away depending on traffic.
Every bedroom comes equipped with a flat screen TV, high grade linnens and towels, and updated furnishings. The flooring has travertine tile, granite counter tops, and a great gas fireplace. There are ceiling fans in every bedroom too. How about a hot/cold outdoor shower? It even comes with 2 Washers and 2 dryers so Mom's not drying clothes all day! In other words bring the following: 3 pairs of shorts, a bikini, 3 t-shirts, sandals, shades, and a hat (maybe a windbreaker)
........NOW IF YOU REALLY WANT TO SEE SOMETHING INCREDIBLE (FAMILIES OR FRIENDS)...... What's really cool is to go down to the docks in San Diego which is in downtown San Diego, and visit the retired Midway Aircraft Carrier, It's about a 30-45 min. self tour on the ship which they give you complimentory head phones to describe everything about the ship and all of the WW1, WWII, Korean War, and Viet Nam Fighter planes/jets that are housed on it. You get to sit in the Captain's chair or climb aboard a real fighter jet or helicopter. ( I've taken 6 groups to see it in one year). It is also located right next to 5 other attractions that you can climb aboard and go through, Two 16th century pirate type ships including the Star of India, a Russian submarine with the torpedoes still ready for launch, a huge ferry from the turn of the century (19th), and a millionaires yacht from early 1900's. Then go over to the Fish Market for the best sea food in all of San Diego! The San Diego Padres baseball team plays in downtown San diego which is only about a 15 min. walk from the boats. Humphrey's by the Cove is an outdoor concert venue that sits next to a yacht club on Shelter Island and seats about 1800 people on the grass watching the likes of Stevie Wonder, Steve Winwood, Lyle Lovett, Randy Newman, and many more that play all types of music almost every night. THE BEST PLACE FOR A CONCERT I HAVE EVER SEEN. (AND YOU WATCH IT IN SHORTS, FLIP FLOPS, AND T-SHIRT!) If you find out another friend might be there, you'll definitely run into them...it's small, but very roomy and only 10 minutes by car. IF YOU WANT A CLASSY, COMFORTABLY VACATION THAT YOUR FAMILY WILL BUG YOU TO COME BACK AGAIN AND AGAIN, THEN THIS IS THE BEACH HOUSE YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF FOR THE HARD YEAR YOU JUST PUT IN. HOPE TO SEE YA, SOON!
-Other activities located nearby are as follows: San Diego Airport-
10 min, Sea World-5 min, Seaport Village-15 min, San Diego Zoo-20
min, Balboa Park-15 min, Wild Animal Park-35 min, Lego Land-30 min,
La Jolla-10 min, Scripps Aquarium-15 min, Sports Arena-5 min, Del
Mar Race Track- 20 min, Old-Town-10 min. all times approx.
Smoking allowed on patio only. Please no smoking inside. No large parties, keggars,
bachelor parties, or weddings allowed unless owner approves of the gathering.
vacation rental rates
May 31- June 7..$4500
June 7- 14..........$4200
June 14-21.........$5500
June 21-28.........$6500
June 28-July 5....$7000
July 26- Aug 2.....$7000
Aug 2-9...............$6000
Aug 9-16.............$5500
Aug 23-30...........$5000
and a $500 security deposit for the summer renters
Clark Rorbach 602-758-5517
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These are similar to the \"Nash\" which I own them in almost every color. They are so cute, I get compliments on the wing tip all the time, the sole is sticky, won\'t leave you sliding around, the heel is a perfect 2\", they are comfortable. Unfortunately, they are so wide across the arch that I can\'t tie them tight enough! I leave them tied with the laces tucked on the inside to hide them, and I pull them on and put them off without ever undoing the laces. The Nash was a little big across the arch. My feet are pretty average, fit is not usually an issue with me.


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PLATTSBURGH — Dr. J.W. Wiley will sign copies of his new book, "The Nigger in You," at 10:30 a.m. today at the Corner-Stone Bookshop, 110 Margaret St.
For questions, call the book store at 561-0520.
Peru Library's spring book sale set for May 16-18
PERU — The Peru Free Library on Main Street will hold its spring book sale from Thursday, May 16, through Saturday, May 18.
Sale hours are: 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 16, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 17 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 18.
For questions, call the library at 643-8618.
Story hour upcoming May 17
PLATTSBURGH — Mountain Lake PBS at 1 Sesame St. is hosting "Martha Speaks" story hour and activities at 10 a.m. Friday, May 17.
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You've also got plenty of creatures that give you a bonus when they die: Goblin Arsonist and Gang of Devils deal damage, Maalfeld Twins replaces itself with a couple of Zombies, Driver of the Dead raises a creature from the dead.... As if that weren't enough, cards like Harvester of Souls, Blood Artist, and Havengul Vampire provide bonuses when any creature dies, no matter whose it was.
Ultimately, you'll have such complete mastery over death that sacrificing your own creatures will be a benefit in disguise. Barter in Blood, Bone Splinters, and Fling are all cards that allow you to kill your opponent's creatures at the cost of killing your own. This may seem fair, but while your opponent's creature stays dead, your Butcher Ghoul comes back from the grave and Harvester of Souls nets you multiple cards. Now that's truly evil.
To make this deck even more diabolical, consider bolstering it with Killing Wave, a black sorcery with the potential to kill all creatures or shred your opponent's life total. Hound of Griselbrand is another nasty choice, as it has both undying and double strike. Finally, Vexing Devil gives your opponent the choice of facing down a 4-power creature or taking 4 damage-all for just one mana!