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This week in Jacksonville University Athletics
Oct. 2, 2006
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -
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Playing without three starters on the offensive line, senior running back Jerry Brant rushed for a career-high 159 yards and the Dolphin defense pitched another second half shutout to lead the JU football team to a 34-17 win over Valparaiso, Saturday afternoon at Brown Field.
The Dolphins wrap up their four-game road trip on Saturday as they travel to face Davidson. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.
Men's soccer
The men's soccer team broke a five-game winless streak with a 1-0 victory over cross-town rival North Florida on Sept. 30 in their A-Sun Conference opener.
Freshman Stefan Runeman scored on a dividing header to give the Dolphins the game-winning goal.
The win also evened the second annual SunTrust River City Rumble standing with the Ospreys and secured JU's third consecutive Dennis Violett Memorial Cup.
This week, JU travels to North Carolina to complete in a pair of A-Sun matches starting on Thursday against Campbell.
The Dolphins split a pair of matches over the weekend at the JU Invitational in Swisher Gynasium.
JU fell in the opener to Florida Gulf Coast, 3-0, on Sept. 29. Sara Bendorf and Stevenique Richardson each had nine kills apiece to led the Dolphins.
The Dolphins bounced back from their loss with a 3-0 win against Bethune-Cookman.The senior duo of Richardson and Eva Stoilova both had 13 kills apiece, with Una Dzalba dishing out 42 assists.
The Dolphins will open their Atlantic Sun Conference schedule on Thursday against East Tennesse State in Johnson City, Tenn. at 7 p.m. They wrap up the week at Kennesaw State on Saturday at 3 p.m.
Women's soccer
The women's soccer team fell twice on the road in conference play last week.
Kennesaw State used two first-half goals to down the Dolphins, 3-1, on Sept. 28. Sophomore Keri Zwikker score her third goal of season for the Dolphins.
Junior Emilie Howland scored JU's lone goal in their 4-1 loss at East Tennessee State.
The Dolphins look to break a three-match losing streak on Thursday as they host Campbell at the Ashley Sports Complex with kickoff set for 7 p.m. They finish the week with Gardner-Webb on Saturday at 2 p.m.
Men's Golf
The men's golf team returns to action on Sunday to compete in the two-day Duke Coke Classic in Durham, N.C.
Last time out, the Dolphins fired a final round 300 to hold off Troy University by one while Duncan Stewart won the individual title at the Raines Development Group Intercollegiate on Sept. 22.
Stewart carded a one-over par 73 in the final round to tie Jordy Haden from Troy and Stan Guerrero from Old Dominion at 213, three-under par. On the third playoff hole, Stewart drained a 32-foot putt for birdie to seal his second individual title of the season.
Men's & Women's Cross Country
After a two-week layoff, the Dolphns men's and women's cross country teams travel to participate in the FSU Invitational on Saturday morning.
On Sept. 16, junior Fallon Heffernan placed 23rd to help the Dolphins finish eighth at the Mountain Dew Invitational in Gainesville, Fla.
Heffernan had a time of 18:37.74 on the 5K course. Freshman Alyssa Deal finished 30th with a mark of 18:55.50 and Danielle Coyle ranked 59th (19:34.54).


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Heavenly Palo Alto
Original post made by This City is Godly on Aug 2, 2007
Here is how it goes about in Palo Alto.
1. You move to Palo Alto all starry eyed.
2. You find services in PA "less" than the services where you moved from.
3. You complain.
4. You are told we have the best services of all.
5. You still complain.
6. You are told you are a loud mouth ("the vocal few")
7. You complain.
8. You learn to live with it.
9. You listen to complainers like "Anne" thinking she is struggling like you did.
10. You learn that "per capita" expense on PA residents is the highest in the bay area, but you still dont see the returns on the expense.
11. You find out that most of the money spent by the city is spent on salaries and pensions.
10. You drive on bumpy roads
100. You move on with life.
1000. You are happy some idiot is going to spend loads of money to buy your house when decide to sell.
on Aug 2, 2007 at 10:29 am
Great post that sums it up pretty well. I would add:
15. City employees trolls on Town Square attack you as a "naysayer" if you dare to question the next unnecessary expensive bond measure, city employee benefit increase, or pie in the sky city council project.
on Aug 2, 2007 at 11:19 am
To add to the list: You arn't told that a large area of the city is subject to flooding like New Orlenes and when the really big flood comes you may be paying the cost of rebuilding those houses flooded.
The city is and has ignored this issue since the '98 flood. They have taken no steps to protect those who don't live in the flood zone from lawsuits from those who do live in the flood zone.
These steps could cost the city almost nothing in $$$.
on Aug 2, 2007 at 1:08 pm
What's more, you could replace services in that list with schools, and it would be just as accurate.

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Nationally rated Jays top Kansas
OMAHA, Neb. -- No. 24 Creighton Volleyball avenged a heartbreaking five-set loss at Kansas from a year ago and beat the Jayhawks for the first time in six tries in a closely-contested four-set match on Tuesday night before 1,031 fans at D.J. Sokol Arena.
Scores in favor of Creighton (5-1) were 25-21, 15-25, 25-17, 29-27. The match featured 19 ties, including 13 in the fourth set when Kansas (4-3) survived seven match points before CU finally earned the victory.
Creighton never trailed in a 25-21 win in the first set. The Jays struck quickly to build a 6-1 lead, then held off the visitors after they tied it at 10. CU continued to side out with regularity, and in the end produced a 25-21 victory. Leah McNary had four kills to lead a CU attack that saw five women with multiple terminations, while KU rode the right arm of Caroline Jarmoc's eight kills.
Jarmoc served a 3-0 run to help KU take an 11-7 lead in the second set and never loked back. CU got within 16-13, only to see Papillion native Chelsea Albers return the lead to 19-13. Another 5-0 serving run by Jarmoc ended the second set. Kelli Browning had four kills in the second set for CU, but it was no match for a red-hot Jayhawk offense that hit .650 with 13 kills in 20 errorless swings.
Creighton's nationally-recognized block proved to make the difference in the third set, as CU recorded five blocks en route to taking a 7-2 lead. The Jayhawks rallied to within 13-9, only to see Creighton pull away on a 4-0 serving run from Melanie Jereb. Three straight attack errors from KU closed out the set with Creighton winning, 25-17. KU was unable to sustain its hot offense from set two, hitting -.073 with 10 attack errors compared to seven kills in 41 swings. CU's defense in the third set was led by eight digs from Kate Elman and six from Jereb, while Lauren Smith and McNary both had three blocks.
The fourth set was played at a high level on both sides. KU used a 3-0 run to go up 16-13, only to watch CU answer with three straight to knot the score at 16. With the score tied at 20-all, Creighton scored four straight on Jess Bird's serve to get to match point. KU saved four match points, including three straight blocks, to extend the set. Creighton would go respond with kills by Browning and McNary (twice) to earn additional match points, only to have KU sideout. Finally with the score tied at 27-all, Bird got a kill and CU converted its eighth match point opportunity with a Jereb attack.
Browning had six of her season-high 15 kills in the fourth set, hitting .400 for the match while adding five blocks. McNary had 14 kills and six stuffs, while Smith had the best match of her young career, finishing with career-highs of 10 kills and nine blocks. Michelle Sicner had 51 assists, six digs and six blocks, while Jereb played a solid all-around finish with nine kills and 14 digs. Creighton finished with 59 kills, five aces, 16 blocks and 63 digs while hitting .237.
Kansas was led by 12 kills from All-American Jarmoc, but just four of those came in the last three sets. Albers and Omaha native Sara McClinton each added 11 kills for the visitors, while Brianne Riley had 22 digs and Tayler Soucie a career-high 12 blocks. KU tallied 50 kills, six aces, 64 digs and 18 blocks on .166 hitting.
Creighton returns to action this weekend with three matches in the Denver Invitational, starting with Friday's 11 am Central contest against unbeaten Cal State Northridge (6-0). CU also plays Denver at 8 pm on Friday before concluding with a 1 pm contest on Saturday against No. 11 UCLA.
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Incoming Graduate School of Biomedical Science students will check out posters representing the many laboratories and researchers at UMass Medical School on Thursday, Sept. 6, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. in the Faculty Conference Room and the Medical School new lobby. Students will be on the lookout for interesting research or an intriguing laboratory where they could spend a two- or three-month rotation, while researchers will be looking to fill openings in their laboratories for researchers-in-training.
Part of the GSBS curriculum involves two to five rotations over the first year of study, giving students a chance to learn the principles of scientific inquiry and the concepts and techniques of several different scientific fields. By the end of their first year, students must commit to a laboratory and begin focusing on a dissertation area.
Hear GSBS Dean Anthony Carruthers, PhD, professor of biochemistry & molecular pharmacology and microbiology & physiological systems, talk about the importance of this event in a video from last year's poster session.
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Thames Water denies 'tax dodge'
The UK's biggest water company has admitted it paid no corporation tax for the last three years.
Thames Water, who saw revenues of nearly £2 billion and above inflation price rises, said they were not performing a "tax dodge" but were following the government's rules.
ITV News Business Editor Laura Kuenssberg, has been hearing how they do it.
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BrooklyNIGHT, Make It Happen GB!!!
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My girl threw me this idea that would makes sense being that we have the venue and GBP has the fighters. Judah vs. Malignaggi headlining with "Kid Chocolate" Peter Quillen AND Danny Jacobs on the undercard.
I'm sure Judah and Malignaggi can work things out with the weight, but at some point I'd like to see these to vets go at it. Not to sure who would take this but I'd be siding with Zab. I hope GBP build both Judah and Malignaggi back up for a showdown at the Barclay. After both of there last performances, even though they took L's, I don't see why not showcasing an event featuring all of Brooklyn's Finest in Boxing. It would be a good look.
So who do you think takes it in a Showdown between Judah-Malignaggi?
Aug 26 2013, 10:57 PM
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Lol Yup!
Consequently though how can I forget when I chose to skip out on that Card for tickets to Nets vs. Knicks... And then came Sandy and fucked those plans up (IMG:style_emoticons/default/thumbsdown_anim.gif)
Well looks like your luck is changing, paulie and Judah are in talks to fight at the Barclays. Ask and you shall receive, gbp is on a fucking roll
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Mildred Edna Miller, 1927-2013, went home to be with her loving husband and the Lord at 6:15 a.m. Thursday, April 18, 2013.
Born April 13, 1927, in Miami County to Clarence and Frances (Cooper) Hullinger, she graduated from Clay Township in Miami County in 1945. On May 23, 1945, she married Eldon L. Miller. They were married for 66 very happy years.
They lovingly raised four children, Karen (Joe) Zody, Peggy Petrone, Phillip (Patricia) Miller, and Teresa (Bill) Webster. They have 14 grandchildren, Brian (Becky) Fye, Chad (Wendy) Fye, Justin (Laurie) Petrone, Blake (Desiree) Fye, Maghan (Kevin) Keller, Brandon Hudson, Drew (fiancée Ashlie) Miller, Jared (Katie) Petrone, Garrett Hudson, Gavin Hudson, Taylor (fiancée Kaylee) Miller, Jordan Petrone (Tiffany Wingate), Joel Petrone and Nolan Hudson. Also three special step-grandchildren, Doug (Emily) Winters, Ashley (Todd) Hissong and Brooke (Ron) Bryant.
Millie was a member and attended Galveston Methodist Church, as well as belonging to the UMC Women's Assoc. She was also a member of the Red Hat Club in Buttonwood Bay, Fla. as well as a member of the Cass County 4-H Booster Home Ec Club.
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3/5 rDev -22.9%
08-03-2014 16:25:42 | More by JoelClark
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
08-01-2014 00:16:46 | More by PrimScrewhead
4/5 rDev +2.8%
06-09-2014 21:59:59 | More by TX-Badger
3.85/5 rDev -1%
Sampled tonight on 5/25/14. Bought this single bottle last week for a $1.69 as I have never seen this one before. Bottle chilled down to 36 degrees F in my bber cooler and poured into a handled glass stein.
Pours a dark brown in color with ruby highlights. About a good 1/2-finger of a beige head is seen with a good amount of lacing with each sip. The aroma is of caramel malts with some pine along with some dark fruits. The taste is complex with a lot going on of toffee, some caramel, spice with a mild bitter finish from the hops. Goings down pretty easy really. Perfect carbonation and a good brew for the colder months.
05-26-2014 03:59:26 | More by BeerWithMike
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
05-05-2014 23:04:03 | More by MikeWard
3.36/5 rDev -13.6%
pours out a dirty mahogany colour with a thin tan head with a bit of wispy lace. deeply malty aroma throwing down a bunch of nougat, caramel and cocoa with yeast and fruitcake as an accent. the taste profile leans heavily on the layered maltiness, with semi sweet notes of dark chocolate, caramel and fruitcake accompanied by a slight citric hop juice aspect that melds well the flavours of this festive winter seasonal. a bit of bitterness wafts in and out but hop profile is there to compliment the semi-sweet maltiness, not to offset or balance the malt. another winter beer brewed to taste like a liquid candy bar. very appropriate i'd say. there is a touch of a back end band-aid aftertaste that is slightly off-putting but seems to be ok in this brew. the body is above medium with a sticky, slick and smooth mouthfeel. drinkability is average.
overall, for a winter seasonal, this offering seems rather mundane and uninspired. it definitely brings the goods and festiveness but in disjointed, unorganized way. it might be more bright and cleaner if consumed brewery fresh, but as i sip it seems somewhat muddled and dirty. i'd like to revisit next winter on the front end.
04-23-2014 23:00:24 | More by budgood1
New Mexico
4/5 rDev +2.8%
04-17-2014 20:28:41 | More by LXIXME
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
03-11-2014 02:08:47 | More by BigGold
3/5 rDev -22.9%
02-18-2014 15:01:44 | More by rhinonau
South Dakota
4/5 rDev +2.8%
02-09-2014 23:15:23 | More by Eric908
4/5 rDev +2.8%
01-24-2014 05:25:17 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4/5 rDev +2.8%
Appearance: Clear reddish amber, with a small, dense, and quite persistent tan head. The lacing is glass-coating and fine beaded.
Aroma: Lots of pine hops and caramel, in equal measures.
Taste: Opens with a burst of moderate pine hops, soon followed by a very sturdy caramel malt presence. There is a flavor of dark bread as well. As the taste progresses, sweet alcohol flavors are also notable. Finishes with a long drawn-out hop note which is balanced by lingering caramel.
Mouth feel: Velvety soft, with modest carbonation.
Drinkability/notes: A very pleasing and drinkable example, well-suited to colder weather.
Presentation: Packaged in a standard twelve-ounce brown glass long-neck bottle with a twist-off crown, served in a New Belgium Brewing chalice.
12-28-2013 15:10:37 | More by Pegasus
North Dakota
4.25/5 rDev +9.3%
12-23-2013 04:53:54 | More by Cramerican
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +2.8%
12-15-2013 14:14:40 | More by jaycar06
3.25/5 rDev -16.5%
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a footed tulip.
A: Medium brown. Pours a 1 finger, bubbly, brownish head. Settles quickly but not completely, leaving a smattering of foam on the surface, a thick beer ring, and some persistent residue. Substantial, dry beer ring lacing.
S: Roasted malt, a little molasses and raisin, and a bit of pecan.
T: Rye bread, peat, bitter pecan shell.
M: Thick and hearty. High alcohol is evident, kind of boozy. Pungent, lingering finish. Seems to improve as it warms.
D: Sipper.
Atmosphere is pretty good. Fair head, and thick persistent lacing. Nose is roasty with sweet and nutty components. Pungent grains, and bitterness. Overall, this is an pretty good quaff.
12-14-2013 02:16:29 | More by bmwats
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
12-07-2013 23:33:40 | More by vcoggins
4.25/5 rDev +9.3%
12-01-2013 23:59:13 | More by DerwinWentworth
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
11-03-2013 23:27:58 | More by WDJersey
3.25/5 rDev -16.5%
08-21-2013 19:55:16 | More by Hugh37
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
08-18-2013 21:36:02 | More by Wrex68
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
07-28-2013 17:18:47 | More by OgreSanchez
3.74/5 rDev -3.9%
Poured into a snifter glass. The beer pours dark ruby brow with thin light an head that fades. There are some visible tiny bubbles running up the side of the glass. The beer smells of toffee and bread. The taste follows the nose. The spices have mellowed out considerably at this point. The body is medium with moderate carbonation. The drinkability is pretty good. This is a good beer, but definitely not worth the price of a six pack.
06-29-2013 01:41:52 | More by acevenom
New York
3.91/5 rDev +0.5%
I favor the malty beers so I couldn't wait to try this. Pours chestnut brown with red highlights and a frothy tan head that lazily fell off to a thick cap and some big splotchy lace. With this beer the nose finds you. Exciting with a bit of pine up front, ripe fruit, orange, bread and caramel. Malt is very round and approaches chocolate but artfully stops right before. It intrigues. Opens up sweet with plenty of toffee and grain but never becomes chewy. Hops are gentle but firm with light floral and the very faintest hay and dank. Taste is big crusty bread, so much malt but so damn smooth and the sweetness downplayed on the palate. Hops are gentle and give their touch of herbal and bitter then leave crisp with plenty of dryness and bitter in the finish. This was a very impressive seasonal that was gracious and engaging. Vivacious with malt character it let the hops ride in the backseat and completely won me over with every sip.
06-12-2013 09:23:22 | More by utopiajane
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
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The Bridge Keeseville, Rick and Kathy Santor's first pastorate, serves as a link between God and man, Kathy said.
Seven years ago, the Santors were ready to move south to be closer to their five children and their grandchildren when the prior pastors at The Bridge Keeseville asked them to step in.
"I never would have seen myself here, and I couldn't be happier to be here," Kathy said. "It's an amazing thing to see people's lives change."
The Santors grew up in Keeseville, but the couple left the area when the U.S. Navy moved Rick elsewhere.
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Rick, a retired naval officer, received his bachelor's degree in business from Eastern Connecticut State University, and Kathy earned a bachelor's in psychology from Liberty University.
Today, both are ordained, and Rick is studying at the Liberty University Seminary.
"There's a big difference between leading people in the Navy and leading people as a pastor," he said.
The large church, which was once a general store, has been refinished room by room, though some spaces haven't been renovated yet.
Members of the church include carpenters and electricians, so all the improvements done thus far to the building have been completed in-house, Rick said.
The church has a large common area, a commercial kitchen, playrooms for children and a meditation room, in addition to the area of worship.
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The Eagles' appearance in the South Region poll is the third in the brief four-year history of the program. In 2008, FGCU was ranked in the South Region over the first two weeks of the season, reaching as high as No. 6.
The only school on the South Region list with a 2-0 record through Sunday, FGCU rounded out the top five behind top-ranked North Carolina (1-1), Duke (1-0-1), Wake Forest (0-1-1) and South Carolina (1-0-0). The Blue and Green are the only non-BCS school in the top five and finished one slot ahead of ACC foe N.C. State (1-1).
The season-opening win at No. 13 USF last Wednesday (Sept. 1) was the program's first over a ranked opponent as it improved to 3-1 in road openers. The win also snapped USF's 30-game (26-0-4) home unbeaten streak that had stretched all the way back to September of 2007. Sophomore Deion Jones (Tampa, Fla./Freedom HS) had a hand in both goals in the 2-0 win over of the Bulls, including the game-winning goal.
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3.73/5 rDev +27.7%
Quick review - American style BMC lager but with more to it.
I poured the first of two bottles of this beer into a glass provided upon request at the restaurant. The appearance was that of a typical American major brewery lager - a pretty golden, only with a more respectable (thicker) 1.5" head that held up nicely while drinking (I usually pour hard).
It smelled rather mild and typical for a standard lager.
The taste set it apart from a Budweiser type immediately, crisp but not so mild as the majors. More flavor, not bitter or wheaty, but good flavor just the same.
The mouthfeel was a little thicker than the typical major American lager, but not so thick as to match a Belgian double.
You could knock back several of these while eating boiled crawfish. Not something you want or need to sip. Definitely a session beer.
Disclaimer - this is my first beer review.
03-22-2008 19:50:50 | More by TeeCee
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Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +37%
02-29-2012 02:13:26 | More by beerhunter13
3/5 rDev +2.7%
01-19-2013 02:21:47 | More by tbryan5
2.65/5 rDev -9.2%
12onz brown bottle with freshness on the fron label
The appearance golden color with a thin white head that goes away instantly.
There's some malt when you smell it.The taste got malt also,nice taste.
There's nothing amazing in this beer ,feels good on the mouth(when cold), not bad for macro...
06-20-2007 02:17:07 | More by BeerDreadz
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
10-06-2013 02:02:52 | More by Guinnsslvr
2/5 rDev -31.5%
11-16-2011 02:43:22 | More by bpfrush
2/5 rDev -31.5%
12-08-2011 18:35:17 | More by valkyre65
1.25/5 rDev -57.2%
02-26-2014 21:52:59 | More by JIMTRK16
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
A whipped white head with some staying power atop a basic macro color. (They proudly admit to Maize on the label- figure the gringos find that more exotic than corn).
The aroma is lightly earthy- leading into a metallic taste.
The finish clangs on in a harsh, metallic way. Luckily, some C02 washes it out.
Drinkable? MAYBE with spicy food or tapas.
The Gambrinus name is on the label- if this is in league with Corona that expalins alot.
Okay- I tried one Spanish beer.
05-25-2005 03:15:58 | More by brewQ
4.03/5 rDev +38%
This clear golden pilsner is surprisingly rich in grainy malt that's peppered with herbal and spicy hop flavors.
Its head retention is good, and it leaves some nice lace at the outset of the glass. The nose is malty and brightly hoppy as well; and it's lightly crisp in the mouth. It's balanced by a solid bitter back-bone that, along with its spicy & herbal hops, holds its malt in check. It finishes short and dry with a short-lingering bitterness.
Overall, this is a very nicely done European pilsner that's satisfying and refreshing.
07-15-2005 11:12:15 | More by NeroFiddled
2.55/5 rDev -12.7%
Pours pale golden from the twelve ounce bottle with a rather large, foamy white head. Immediate unmistakable aroma of a cheap euro lager - some pretty pervasive skunkiness. Aroma actually subsides the closer you get to the beer. Seriously foamy body holds a decent flavor of mid-grade Eurpoean lager - clean, with a slight hoppy bite. Not a bad flavor, but the body and smell make this one pretty undesirable.
07-02-2004 04:23:28 | More by ElGordo
1.75/5 rDev -40.1%
A: transparent, single finger head, quickly dissipating, mild rising carbonation, golden orange in color.
S: malty, sour grass.
T: dull with a tinge of sourness. kind of foul and tart.
M: a bit fuzzy, but filmy and tart
O: it's a dump. pretty bad aal
07-26-2012 00:56:56 | More by sfprint
2.63/5 rDev -9.9%
12oz bottle
A- Poured into a pint glass. Pours a Pale golden yellow with a fizzy white head.
S- The aroma is faint grainy malt and really not much else. The aroma is very faint.
T- The taste starts off with some malt and just a hint of hops in the finish. Very light and on the watery side.
M- The mouthfeel is light bodied with a high amount of carbonation.
D- Overall, this tastes like a Spanish version of Budweiser. Not horrible, but pretty bland.
08-17-2009 02:06:53 | More by cjgator3
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
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2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
11-05-2013 02:51:41 | More by chrishiker1409
3.13/5 rDev +7.2%
Estrella Galicia, from Spain: made from "water, maize, barley, hops" got to hand it to a company that boasts its use of adjuncts right on the label. This Spanish macro-brew really grew on me over the course of the six pack. Light amber color, with a head that disappeared very quickly, and had that slightly skunked euro-lager aroma. Initial taste was a mild soapy malt taste, followed very quickly very by a strong hop bite. On its own, it wasn't very good, but it matched extremely well with slightly spicy foods. I'll look for this next time I've having tapas.
08-15-2002 08:50:04 | More by jackndan
2.83/5 rDev -3.1%
12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass, this premium lager pours a quite clear light straw in color with a half inch of soapy white head. Retains a solid cap with an occasional spin and yields some soapy lacing.
Bit of husky grain on the nose and some Noble hops, somewhat grassy. Bit of light corn syrup sweetness detected yet typical of a macro. Euro. Lager.
Taste follows suit with no notable adjuncts in the house. Light malt flavor is simple but pleasant. Offers an average feel and drink.
Viewed as a Euro. Pale Lager, this beer has no resemblance whatsoever to any Amero-adjunct I've witnessed. Overall a bit sweet and simple minded in a Euro Strong sense. Not much character..
Note: Best by May 2010.
02-17-2010 07:16:56 | More by HalfFull
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
04-26-2014 02:43:49 | More by Eaglefan344
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
12-09-2013 18:31:09 | More by PaF
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
07-05-2014 21:21:47 | More by BuddhaBrowett
3.28/5 rDev +12.3%
Poured from a brown bottle into a weizen glass. Has a gold color with a 1/2 inch head. Aroma is mild, slightly grainy. Taste is rather bland, not much flavor and a tad bit of bitterness. A bit watery in the mouth. Drinkability is o.k. Overall a very average beer.
06-25-2009 23:20:42 | More by tone77
3/5 rDev +2.7%
03-22-2013 02:23:01 | More by Vinicius
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1.93/5 rDev -33.9%
Poured yellowish/pinkish and otherwise indistiguishable from most Euro/American macro lagers.
Very sour and hard, with a moderate crispness and light body. A touch of pine needle and macadamia nut.
Could use a touch of sweetness or citrus on the back end, but otherwise refreshing in the summer with some white fish if you like really acidic beers.
Very poor drinkability. Poured it out 3/4 of the way through.
07-02-2009 01:17:50 | More by TLove
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
12-24-2013 01:14:08 | More by Joey-bags1990
3.75/5 rDev +28.4%
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Lone Survivor director Peter Berg has revealed how he had to physically stop his actors from doing their own stunts.
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Transit navigation service HopStop, newly acquired by Apple, has been pulled from Microsoft's Windows Phone without explanation. Is it a coincidence? HopStop's well-reviewed app remains available for Android and, of course, for iPhone. But its listing in the Windows Phone app store now says, "This app is no longer published." Richard Hay of Windows Observer posted… Read More
Nokia Lumia hits record 7.4M units, top BlackBerry in milestone for Windows Phone
Nokia is still losing money, but at a smaller scale, and the smartphone maker this morning reported rising shipments of its Lumia line of Windows Phones — helping Microsoft reach a milestone in its effort to become the clear No. 3 player in the global smartphone market, behind Android and iOS. Shipments of Lumia devices… Read More
Developer survey: Windows Phone struggles as iOS and Android remain strong
Ever since the introduction of the App Store, applications (and by extension, developers) have been key to the success of any mobile platform. While iOS and Android are home to large developer communities, Microsoft's Windows Phone platform is still struggling. According to new data, that doesn't look like it's going to change any time soon…. Read More
Nokia's Elop defends Windows Phone, says AT&T actually isn't all that crummy
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, walking around the stage in his trendy yellow shoes, was clearly having fun at the unveiling of the Lumia 1020 in New York earlier today. Forty-one megapixels will have that effect. But the very last question at the press event made him conclude on a serious note. The question: What is… Read More
Nokia debuts Lumia 1020 with 41MP camera, available July 26 for $299 on AT&T
Nokia today officially unveiled its new Lumia 1020, complete with an impressive 41-megapixel — yes, 41-megapixel — camera. The obvious draw for Nokia's newest device is the PureView 808 camera, which features optical image stabilization, 6-lens Zeiss optics, a xenon flash and the ability to capture 34 and 38 megapixel-photos in 16:9 or 4:3. The device also… Read More
Nokia Lumia 925 coming to T-Mobile on July 17 for $49 down
As part of many big moves being made today, T-Mobile announced details for the Nokia Lumia 925, its first 4G LTE Windows Phone. Available only on T-Mobile's network, the Lumia 925 will be available July 17 for $49.99 down with 24 monthly device payments as part of T-Mobile's "Un-carrier" plan. Nokia unveiled the Lumia 925 at a May… Read More
Microsoft exec releases pics from 'secret' Nokia Lumia 1020 into the wild
Completing a marathon is problem enough to make you forget the smartphone in your pocket is a model that hasn't been announced yet. I can't say I've ever been in that situation, but given some new Flickr photos, it seems conceivable. Joe Belfiore, Microsoft's Vice President for Windows Phone Program Management and Design, just completed his… Read More
Here it is: GeekWire's new app for Windows Phone 8
For the past six months, I've been using Microsoft's Windows Phone and documenting the highs and lows here on GeekWire, experiencing first-hand the challenges and opportunities faced by Microsoft in the smartphone market. So I'm pleased to announce the arrival of a Windows Phone 8 app from my favorite technology news site. Yes, GeekWire now… Read More
Age of Empires on the iPad? Microsoft reportedly bringing its games to iPhone, Android
Japan-based news outlet Nikkei just reported that Microsoft will bring its first-party Xbox and PC games to the iPhone, as well as Android smartphones. First spotted by Reuters, Nikkei reports that Microsoft will partner with Japanese game-maker Klab to bring games like "Age of the Empires" to smartphones sometime in fiscal year 2013. Klab has already… Read More
Microsoft: Bing voice search now faster, more accurate
Thanks to some new technology, Windows Phone 8 is getting a better pair of ears. According to a new blog post from the Windows Phone team, Microsoft is using Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to improve the speed and accuracy of its Bing voice search and voice-to-text features. They claim the new technology makes voice search on… Read More
Microsoft Kin resurfaces, selling for $25 on deals site
Remember the Kin, the ill-fated phone from Microsoft? Its life was so short — roughly two months in the spring of 2010 — that you can be forgiven if you don't. And Microsoft would certainly like to forget. But it's back as of today, available for $25 through the website DailySteals.com. Apparently the demand was… Read More
Windows Phone gets new Shazam app with Start screen song tagging
Shazam is rolling out a redesigned Windows Phone app with features including the ability to start identifying songs directly from the Start screen, using the operating system's Live Tile feature. The app, which recognizes music out of the air, is already a longstanding staple on other smartphones. The new release is part of Microsoft's effort… Read More
Take a picture with your voice? Microsoft wants a patent on it
Tired of using a timer to snap a picture? Microsoft has a solution for you. Well, it's not a particularly original solution, at least not at this point. But the company is hoping to patent the approach. A newly surfaced patent application, first reported by Patent Bolt, describes a method for "voice-controlled camera operations," in… Read More
Microsoft's Windows Phone inches past BlackBerry for #3 in IDC's global rankings
Microsoft's Windows Phone is making modest but steady progress in the smartphone market, according to the latest numbers from the IDC research firm. Shipments of Windows Phone reached 7 million units in the first quarter, the firm says. That gave Microsoft 3.2 percent market share and put Windows Phone ahead of BlackBerry, which came in… Read More
Location-sharing startup Glympse looks to expand its reach with first public SDK
Seattle startup Glympse has made its mark with time-based location sharing technology, letting people share their spot on the map with others in real time, for a limited period of time. Increasingly the company has also been working with partners — including BMW, Ford and many others — to incorporate the technology into their own… Read More
Verizon CEO: Windows Phone will play a crucial role in the mobile industry
At least one high-level mobile exec is optimistic about the long-term success of the Windows Phone. Verizon CEO Dan Mead said today that the Windows Phone has received good traction with OEM's and thinks both Windows and Blackberry will play a crucial role in the mobile industry. Mead added that there needs to be more… Read More
Windows Phone app nirvana: YouTube and Foursquare refreshed, as Hulu arrives
Microsoft is releasing a new version of its YouTube app for Windows Phone 8 today, with new capabilities that take advantage of Windows Phone's core features. It's part of a broader effort by Microsoft to strengthen its lineup of Windows Phone apps to better compete with the iPhone, Android and BlackBerry. Also new today: An… Read More
PHOTO: Come on, where's the love for Windows Phone?
Windows Phone just can't catch a break, it seems. The ad above, for the popular TuneIn radio app, is appearing as part of a big transit campaign in the Seattle region, a.k.a. Microsoft's backyard. There happens to be a very nice version of TuneIn available for Microsoft's Windows Phone. But you wouldn't know it based… Read More
First look: Microsoft's 'Switch to Windows Phone' app for Android
Microsoft today released a new app designed to make it easier for Android users to make the leap to Windows Phone. OK, this probably won't end up being the most-used Android app in history. But it is an interesting attempt by Microsoft to chip away at Google's lead in the smartphone market. So consider us… Read More
Microsoft's raucous new Windows Phone ad pokes fun at Samsung, Apple fans
Can a little humor improve Microsoft's fortunes in the U.S. smartphone market? The company just released this preview of a new ad that attempts to differentiate Windows Phone from Apple and Samsung by poking fun at stereotypical users of the leading smartphones. The ad shows the guests at a wedding getting into an all-out fight… Read More
Windows Phone exec throws cold water on rumors of Microsoft phone
The Microsoft executive who leads the company's Windows Phone group, this morning came very close to outright denying any plans by Microsoft to come out with its own smartphone hardware, despite past reports that it was moving in that direction. Speaking at the All Things D "Dive Into Mobile" conference, Microsoft corporate vice president Terry Myerson… Read More
Report: Lumia 920 rises to top of Windows Phone market
Nokia's Lumia 920 is now the most widely used Windows Phone device, reaching 14 percent of usage, and Nokia is by far the biggest maker of Windows Phones, with upwards of 80 percent of the market for Microsoft-powered devices. That's the word from AdDuplex, an app-promotion service for Windows Phone and Windows 8, drawing from its latest… Read More
Microsoft pokes at Facebook, says new 'Home' is like Windows Phone in 2011
Microsoft is a longtime Facebook partner and investor, but that isn't stopping the Redmond company from making some jabs over Facebook's choice of Android for its new "Home" user interface — a replacement home screen centered around the user's social network and friends. In a post this morning, Microsoft communications chief Frank Shaw says he… Read More
Good news, gamers: Windows Phone finally getting uber-popular Temple Run
One of the top mobile games is finally coming to Windows Phone. At this week's Game Developer's Conference, Microsoft announced that Temple Run will be arriving in the Windows Phone Marketplace "very, very soon." Microsoft is actually a bit late with this, as it promised Temple Run for the 2012 holiday season. The original Temple Run… Read More
Microsoft's Windows Phone getting faster speech input
One of the difficult parts about shifting from iPhone to Windows Phone has been giving up the (near) real-time speech recognition that Google has been offering as part of its native iOS search app. The feature was impressive enough to make the updated Google app for iPhone and iPad our App of the Week last… Read More


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KG Antique Machinery Show---New Harmony, IN
This year our local club will have its annual show on August 5-7 at the Posey County Fairgrounds. It is 9 miles south of Interstate 64 at exit 4 (close to the Illinois line). We are featuring Oliver tractors and equipment this year but there will be at least 200 tractors of all makes there. Everyone is invited to attend. Per our insurance guidelines, exhibitors must join the club (it is only $5.00). We have antique tractors pulls on both Friday and Saturday evenings. This year there will also be classes for smaller tractors such as 8N Fords and Farmall A, B, etc. There will even be a class for Cubs!!! For more information please visit our website. http://www.keckgonnerman.org/ We think we have one of the friendliest shows around so I would welcome anyone who could attend.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis police say an officer was dragged about 50 feet when a driver he'd pulled over suddenly sped away as the officer leaned inside the suspect's car.
Officer Daniel Slightom dropped off the fleeing vehicle but suffered an arm injury in early Tuesday's incident.
The Indianapolis Star reports Slightom noticed the motorist smelled of alcohol and had what appeared to be a plastic baggie in his mouth after he pulled him over on the city's west side.
When he asked 40-year-old Brian C. Henderson to get out of the car, Henderson allegedly threw the car into gear and began speeding away, pulling Slightom with him.
Henderson was arrested following a police chase on preliminary charges that include battery, resisting law enforcement, obstruction of justice and criminal recklessness.
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Get ALL your MMA news and highlights on "Inside MMA" Friday! This week Anderson Silva opens up about his comeback from injury, Scott Coker discusses the new Bellator, and Tyron Woodley talks about his win in Macau and his hometown of Ferguson. Tune in Friday 9 ET | 6 PT on AXS TV!
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Recreate Katy's cupcake look from "California Gurls."
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In addition to "Firework," Perry sang her own rendition of Al Green's "Let's Stay Together."
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"Ke$ha, you probably know a lot, but she legit gets her clothes out of the dumpster," Motte says, completely seriously. "Like, goes dumpster diving for 'gems' as she calls them. Secret gems."
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After being thrown a high profile fundraiser by hip-hop power couple Jay-Z and Beyonce, POTUS will take center stage at the star-studded fundraiser.
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The MPA Program generally enrolls 50-60 students who are taught by full-time professors, as well as experienced public servants. Most courses are evening classes taught in Asheville, but students can choose from other elective courses offered in Cullowhee and online.
The program requires 39 hours to complete. Applications to the program are accepted throughout the year.
Many students work on their degree part-time, while others are full-time students. With the help of a faculty adviser, students are able to select 15 hours of electives to fit their career needs. For students who do not have public service experience, three of these hours will be a required internship.
The typical length of the MPA degree program is about 2 years for a student who is taking courses full-time (9 hours per semester). Most part-time students take 2 courses a semester and can complete the degree in about 3 years or a little less with courses in summers. The program however is flexible and works with students who might wish to pursue fewer courses and lengthy their degree time due to family or work constraints. Students who wish to be more creative with their program are encouraged to contact their advisers and work on a course of study that will fulfill their individual needs.
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Against the background of the mass revolutionary Black power and prisoners' movements in the U.S., a four day revolt began on Sept. 13, 1971, at the Attica Correctional Facility near Buffalo, N.Y. Its repression killed 39 people. When George Jackson, Black Panther and political prisoner, was murdered at San Quentin by the guards on Aug. 21, 1971, his book "Soledad Brother" was being passed from prisoner to prisoner and tensions were running mounting. A prisoners' rights movement was growing.


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The Mustang is a south facing limestone crag. Currently there are 27 routes from 5.8 to 5.12.
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From Tucson: I-10 east to Sonoita exit. At Sonoita take 82 east for several miles until a twin 220kv power line crosses the road. Turn right and follow high line road for 2.6 miles. Going through 3 gates. (be sure to close them behind you!)The first gate is immediately off the main road. One hundred yards after dropping into and back up out of a wash look for a road on your right. Take this road for 1/4 mile. The cliff will quickly come into view. Park in turnaround area. Approach the cliff by scrambling into the wash and walking west for a couple of hundred yards until an obvious trail leaves the wash and heads toward cliff. Trail up to base is cairned but somewhat non discript as the summer rains did the grass a lot of good.
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Kopytem Sem Kopytem Tam (Hoof here, Hoof there) 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b Sport, 1 pitch, 100'
Left Y Crack 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b Sport, 1 pitch, 100'
Caballo Loco 5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c Sport, 2 pitches, 180'
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Pencil Dick 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a Sport, 1 pitch, 102'
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From apples to pumpkins and squash, Fall flavors are everywhere right now. Greenfield Village is featuring all the best the season has to offer at Fall Flavor Weekends on September 28 & 29 and October 5 & 6, 2013.
There will be soups simmering, beer brewing, cider pressing and pumpkin fritters, just to name a few. The Fall Flavor Weekends also include cooking demonstrations and the Village Pavilion Farmer's Market.
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The POWERMATIC 37" Wide Belt Sander delivers the utmost performance in measurement and sanding, creating a flawless finish every time. The Sander has centralized controls which allow the user to access all the needed buttons on one simple panel for more convenience. The variable speed feed belt allows the user to accurately dial in the exact feed speed to best suit each project and work environment. The sander also features a special digital readout control. This element is especially helpful because it will show the exact thickness of the finished piece or will allow the user to preset exactly what thickness they would prefer the finished piece to be. The sander also includes a unique measuring device, the auto thicknesser, that will capture the piece of wood to give the user an exact measurement of the starting thickness. The POWERMATIC 37" Wide Belt Sander has an air-eye system which controls the oscillation for the 37" x 75" sanding belt. This prevents the belt from running off the end of the drums and uses the sanding surface in a more uniform manner. This also ensures sanding lines will not be left on the work piece. The 37" wide belt sander also has a powerful three motor system for maximum performance. The first motor system allows for maximum horsepower to feed the drive drums. A second, smaller motor, directly powers the VS feed belt and a third, smaller motor, powers the feed table up and down to the desired thickness automatically and with ease. For safety, the 37" Wide Belt Sander has a disc brake, which slows the machine quickly and stops it instantly in the event of an emergency.
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One of the oldest buildings on the University of Alabama campus is almost history.
A backhoe continued tearing down the Kilgore House on campus Friday. The house was originally built in 1890 at Bryce Hospital. Several years later, the first female UA students lived there.
A buyer backed out of purchasing the house after realizing it would be too expensive to move. The university is making room for a new student pavilion with a dining area.
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ZEBULON — Residents of Weaver's Pond looked out their front windows Tuesday morning and saw an odd sight.
The SBI bomb squad was called to the Zebulon neighborhood after workers dismantling an old tobacco barn in an undeveloped, wooded portion of the development discovered what law enforcement officials said was an abandoned methamphetamine lab.
The workers reported their find to Zebulon police at about 9:30 a.m. What they saw inside the barn was a suspicious, tube-like container with metal end caps, wrapped with rubber bands from end to end. Agreeing the package looked suspicious, officers secured the area out the back of the cul-de-sac on Taramar Lane and called in the State Bureau of Investigation.
"It looked like some kind of homemade bomb, resembling homemade dynamite," Zebulon police Chief Tim Hayworth said.
An SBI bomb squad team used a remote explosive to detonate the end of the container, and found the tube was full of size D batteries. A specialist with the SBI later evaluated the inside of the barn and determined it was at one time used to produce meth, according to Hayworth.
Numerous items commonly used to make crystal meth were found in the barn. Hayworth said lithium batteries can also be used in the process of making the drug.
Police also found a jar in the barn containing a clear liquid that was foaming at the surface. Hayworth said it appeared to be what is known as meth oil, which is an unfinished state of crystal meth.
The SBI had the site cleared by 12:30 p.m.
'Everything was pretty intact'
Weaver's Pond Development Company owner Glenn Futrell said he was inside the old barn three days before it became a temporary crime scene, looking at wood boards he is planning on salvaging. The crew of workers who reported the suspicious container were tearing the structure down at his request.
"I went over there on Saturday just to look at the barn because I was planning on disassembling it this week," Futrell said. "I saw some stuff scattered around in there, but didn't see anything that looked real unusual to me. But, then again, it was dark and I didn't look around too well."
Hayworth said it appeared the barn had not been used to produce meth "for a while," but said there's really no way of knowing when it was last used.
"It's not been there 20 years, because everything was pretty intact," he said.
Police interviews of nearby residents indicate there has been no recent unusual activity in the area. Hayworth says it is possible fingerprints may be recovered from items found at the site, which is about 100 yards from the closest residence in the neighborhood and is not visible from the street.
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Members of the Wanapum Native American tribe from the Priest Rapids Indian Village will perform traditional tribal dances at Columbia Basin College Monday, November 18 as part of Native American Heritage Month. Their performance will be at 10:30 a.m. in the CBC HUB. The public is invited.
Dances will include the tradition round bustle prairie chicken dance, contemporary prairie chicken dance, and the traditional northern straight dance
The dancers are members of the Priest Rapids community and promote and educate people about Native American culture and celebrate Native American Heritage Month. In addition to the dances, a short video will be shown about Native Americans.
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The group raised almost $2,000 for CAF. Guests got to take home photos of themselves posing near the cars and with friends.
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text: Best Books For Beginner Readers 10 Favorite Books For Beginning Readers by Patricia-Anne Tom 4/25/13 9 Reactions 130 Shares Print 0 125 5 0 0 Choosing the right book for a beginning reader can be a challenge. The story can't be so difficult that your budding bookworm gets discouraged, but it also shouldn't be so simple that your child can memorize the pages. Plus, the story has to be entertaining enough to maintain your little one's interest. Here, Circle of Moms members suggest 10 books that fit the bill — stories that will capture your child's curiosity and lay the foundation for an eternal love of reading. Source: Shutterstock Green Eggs and Ham What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jennifer S. recommends the perennial favorite Green Eggs and Ham ($10) by Dr. Seuss as a great book for teaching kids to read: "The repeating pattern and even books with predictable text will help." 1 / 10 The Magic School Bus What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Magic School Bus ($7) is great for kids who are interested in science. As Shantih points out, they come in different formats for different reading levels: "They have chapter books, as well as the picture-book type." 2 / 10 Frog and Toad What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "I Can Read picture books detailing the adventures of best friends Frog and Toad ($17) are some good beginning chapter books," says Kerri R. 3 / 10 Diary of a Wimpy Kid What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 "My son is good at reading but hates to do it," shares Kristina R. "I've had the best results with Diary of a Wimpy Kid ($14). In four years' time, I've only had to say, 'stop reading, it's time to eat/go to bed' one time, and that was when he was reading one of the Wimpy Kid books." 4 / 10 Magic Tree House Series What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Children will be transported through space and time in the Magic Tree House ($20) series by Mary Pope Osborne. As Jessica H. shares, "She has 43 books in the series so far, so it will take a while for [any child] to read through it. These books are great because they are adventure books so the kids enjoy them, but they also teach history. . . . I highly recommend it, and my son loves them." 6 / 10 Flat Stanley What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Author Jeff Brown's beloved character Flat Stanley ($4) is a favorite among beginning readers, as Mandy S. can attest: "My daughter is in second [grade] and her class has had a lot of fun with reading the Flat Stanley books from Scholastic. 6 / 10 Junie B. Jones What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Girls especially will get a kick out of the Junie B. Jones ($5) series. Lisa E. explains, "They are funny and there are a lot of them. The girl is in kindergarten and then they have a series of her in first grade." 7 / 10 Henry and Mudge What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tisha recommends Henry and Mudge ($16) as another series of "good beginner chapter books." Cynthia Rylant is no stranger to children's books, having authored more than 100 books for young people. Yet the cartoon-style illustrations of only child Henry and his mastiff Mudge will further help to capture your child's interest. 8 / 10 The Boxcar Children What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lindsay H. recalls when she was beginning to read, she "really enjoyed" witnessing mysteries unfold in The Boxcar Children ($6) books. 9 / 10 Captain Underpants What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What kids wouldn't love a good laugh reading about underwear and "poopy pants"? That explains why Captain Underpants ($6) is a "favorite" in Kate M.'s house. "I make a rule that I read a page, they read a page," she shares. 11 / 10 0 125 5 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Kids Books And MusicKids BooksKids ShoppingLittle KidsReadingParenting parenting Parents Catch Son and Girlfriend Dry Humping, Respond Hilariously 14 hours ago Why I Apologize to My Kids 19 hours ago Divorced Celebrities Who Keep the Peace For Their Kids 22 hours ago 5 After-School Sports to Enroll Your Kids in Now 1 day ago How to Sanitize and Store Your Baby Stuff For Round Two 1 day ago How Raising a Second Child Isn't Quite Like Raising the First 2 days ago What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Watermelon can cure your morning sickness — FitPregnancy The case for keeping kids' photos off Facebook — HuffPost Parents Pete Wentz and Meagan Camper welcome a baby boy — Celebrity Baby Scoop Does exercising make you a selfish mom? — BabyCenter Blog Reese Witherspoon and family enjoy some fun in the sun — PEOPLE Moms & Babies Doctors warn pregnant women to avoid tuna at all costs — The Bump Can a good night's sleep improve your marriage? — Real Simple


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The Christmas Angel opens on 29 November the town's famous Christkindlesmarkt on Hauptmarkt square in the old quarter. This delightful Christmas city has so much to offer: a medieval atmosphere, authentic Nuremberg gingerbread, Nuremberg bratwurst, Advent and Christmas concerts in the churches, traditional Nativity scenes in the baroque church of St. Aegidius and in Spitalgasse, an exhibition of historical market stalls in the town hall, 'Christmas for children' on Hans-Sachs-Platz, the 'star' theatre at St. Katharine's Abbey, the international market on Rathausplatz featuring Nuremberg's twin towns, arts and crafts in the Handwerkerhof, a torchlit procession to the castle and rides on a horse-drawn mail coach. Nuremberg is Christmas in a nutshell.
Christmas market - opening times
28 Nov - 24 Dec 2014
10am - 9pm daily
Opening by the Christmas Angel: 5.30pm
24 Dec 10am - 2pm
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The Neuroscience and Developmental Biology Research Cluster consists of faculty in the School of Medicine and College of Science who share common research interests. There are two tracks available to students within this cluster:
- Neuroscience
- Developmental Biology
Students receive interdisciplinary training in modern experimental approaches at the molecular, cellular and organismal levels.
Faculty in this cluster use a broad range of model organisms—including plants, fruit flies, cockroaches, and rodents—to understand fundamental processes in the function of the nervous system and in the development of multicellular organisms. The curriculum for each track is designed to give students a solid foundation in their respective disciplines during their first year. In subsequent years, students are encouraged to take electives that will allow them to explore in-depth topics related to their research.