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Whispering Willows in Lexington
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Kilkare Assc.
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 600 - $ 1,000 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 3,200 / month
vacation rental description
The Whispering Willows Cottage, built in 2000, boasts a glass front
door welcoming a breath taking view of Lake Huron. Large windows and
doorwall also allow for lake view from any angle of its dining or
living area.
The eclectic style décor is light and airy and lends itself to a
cottage get away feel. Yesterdays charm is blended with todays
contemporary offering. The master bedroom hosts a Full size bed,
plenty of closet space, a roomy dresser all with a lake view. The
spare bedroom hosts a Queen size bed and one Twin size bed with
another dresser and roomy closet.
The large bathroom hosts a double sink with vanity, heat lamp,
shower / enclosed bathtub.
The kitchen hosts a large farm table with all of the amenities of
home. The amenities include a full size refridgerator, a stovetop
oven, a microwave and disposal. The cabinet space is a premium if
you need room to store groceries for a long stay. The pantry is
spacious and the kitchen is fully equipped with utensils, cookware
and dinnerware. The living area is open to the kitchen and provides
a large sleeper sofa, rocking chair, and another large farm table
with a fabulous lake view. There is a color television and VCR
provided for your enjoyment. At the request of our guests, there is
no telephone in keeping with the relaxing atmosphere.
The large 500 + square foot deck offers a breath taking view of the
lake. Patio tables and barbeque make for plenty of outdoor fun.
There are many options to keep you busy along Lake Huron, but if you
are staying at the Whispering Willows Cottage you may never want to
leave. Settling in here is like having your own private beach house.
All of the winning touches of a new home make your stay both
comfortable and convenient. We hope you will never want to leave!
Your day can be as active or leisurely as you please. You can relax
at the private beach shared only with other cottage residents of the
street. The Village of Lexington is only a five-minute drive North
and offers a beautiful harbor area perfect for a walk or several
hours of swimming. Lexington offers several choices for your eating
pleasures including coffeehouses, ice cream shops and convenient
restaurants. The beautifully landscaped picnic spot in the park
hosts concerts every week during the summer months. Also available
is boating, sail boat races, charter boating, fishing, jet ski
rentals, quaint shops, annual art fairs, antique shops and a 36-hole
golf club. Other attractions include a drive South into Port Huron
for shopping at Birch Wood Mall and great restaurants to suit any
appetite and several movie theaters. Perhaps you want to make a day
of it and travel farther South to the famous Blue Water Bridge into
Canada to see its many sights while enjoying the value of the US
dollar there.
To make your vacation get away memories come to Whisper Willows
Cottage. It is a home away from home where you can relax and unwind.
A place where each season brings a new joy and richness, with which
to reflect and discover.
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Richard Berels 734 354 6078
house rental amenities
- Air Condition Unit In Bedroom and living room
- Central Fan
- Central Heat
- Color TV
- DVD Player
- Music Stereo
• Toaster
• Coffee, filters & Coffee Maker
• Dishware
• Basic Spices
• Sugar
• Pots/Pans
• Cooking Utensils
• Stove
• Gas Grill (outside)
• Large Refrigerator
• Oven
• Microwave
• Cleaning products
• Vacuum
• 2 Dining tables capacity of 12 people
• Double sink
• Tub & Shower
Large Deck
2 Deck Tables
8 Deck Chairs
Sandy Private Beach
Kids Beach Toys
Sleeping Arrangements
Bedroom 1
• Full Bed (new in 2006)
• Twin Bed
• Closet
Bedroom 2
• Queen Bed (new in 2006)
• Closet
• Living-room
Sleeper-sofa Queen Size
What You Will Need
- Bed Sheets & blankets Beach Cooler
- Flashlight
- Towels Life Preservers
- Paper Products Beach Chairs /
- umbrellas
- Toilet Paper Beach Shoes
- Paper Towels Paper Plates
activities and attractions in Lexington Michigan
Lexington hosts a full service marina with full accommodations and
the quaint village of Lexington has many shops and tourist
- Music in the Park
- Music Theater
- Ice Cream
- Shopping
Water activities
- boating
- water skiing
- tubing
- charter fishing
- scuba diving
Local recreation includes:
- biking trails
- tennis
- golf courses
- putt-putt
- golf
- and museums.
vacation rental rates
Season Weekly Weekend Daily
Novemner- April $ 595.00 $ 225.00 $105.00
May, Sept,Oct $729.00 $250.00 $105.00
June- August $908.00 $ 300.00 $145.00
Rate are subject to change at any time.
Richard Berels 734 354 6078
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Lexington
- Music Theater
- Boating/Fishing
- Golf/Putt Putt
- Shopping
- Music in the Park
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming/Sandy Beach
- Shopping
- Freighter Watching
- Fishing
- Biking
Top things to do with a family
- Ice Cream
- Putt Putt
- Swimming
- Biking
Richard Berels , owner


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CHARLESTON, West Virginia — A former West Virginia judge has reported to a Florida prison to serve his sentence for a corruption conviction.
The Charleston Daily Mail (http://bit.ly/1lVQczv ) reports ex-Mingo County Circuit Judge Michael Thornsbury reported Tuesday to the minimum-security Federal Prison Camp Pensacola.
Thornsbury was sentenced June 9 to four years and two months in prison. U.S. Judge Thomas E. Johnston compared Thornsbury's abuse of power to what could be expected from a "third-world dictator."
Last year Thornsbury pleaded guilty to conspiring to deprive campaign sign maker George White of his constitutional rights. Prosecutors said Thornsbury participated in a scheme to protect the late Sheriff Eugene Crum, a political ally, from accusations that the sheriff bought prescription painkillers from White.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons determined where Thornsbury would serve his sentence.
Information from: Charleston Daily Mail, http://www.charlestondailymail.com

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The Word: Who is Justin Bieber's song 'Heartbreaker' about?
Justin Bieber has a new song out. "Heartbreaker" is a sobby ballad about loving and losing, and Justin says it's straight from his own bruised heart.
"It's a song for people going through a heartbreak — like I was when I wrote it," Justin tweeted today. "It means so much to be able to share what I was, and still am going through, with my fans. I'm very proud of this song and I hope it gives my fans some insight into my heart."
So who is the titular heartbreaker who's left poor JB so wounded that he can't even walk up a flight of stairs on his own? The most likely suspect is Selena Gomez, with whom Bieber has had an on-again, off-again relationship for some time.
But she's hardly the only woman in his life — he's been spotted with any number of mystery ladies.
Have a listen to "Heartbreaker" for yourself below.
On Monday, photos surfaced on the Interwebz of the Biebs being carried up the Great Wall of China on the shoulders of two adult men (bodyguards, I'm guessing?) What, they couldn't find a douchebag-sized papoose?
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Shreveport Police have arrested a student following accusations stemming from an alleged battery involving a Caddo Parish teacher earlier this week.
Detectives with the Shreveport Police Youth Bureau charged the youth with "battery of a school teacher" after authorities began investigating an incident that happened Tuesday.
On Tuesday, police charged Kasunda Barfield Daniels, 29, of Shreveport, with simple battery after she allegedly hit a student while at Westwood Elementary School.
The incident happened at about 2 p.m., shortly before police were called to the school to investigate reports that a teacher had struck a child.
Authorities made contact with Daniels who works as an In School Suspension coordinator at the school.
In an interview with Daniels, detectives gathered information indicating that Daniels allegedly slapped an 11-year-old student while monitoring students in the school's cafeteria. Daniels was later issued a summons for simple battery.
The arrest of the juvenile came after detectives met with the child along with a concerned adult today at police headquarters. Information gathered during the investigation indicated that the juvenile had a role in the battery of a school official while at the school. The student, who was issued a summons in lieu of being remanded to custody, was released to a concerned adult party.
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Pool Vacation Home-Ormond-by-the-Sea in Ormond by the Sea
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
- rates (USD) $ 1,800 - $ 2,000 / month
vacation rental description
Smoke-free beach house, cozy and comfortable with all the amenities of home.
This impeccably kept 3 bedroom, 2 bath home plus a cozy family room is located on the beach-side peninsula of Ormond Beach/Omond-by-the-Sea, 5 minute drive to Daytona Beach and minutes south of Flagler Beach. A short walk brings you to a 30+ mile bike/pedestrian path in either direction.
You will find the property is very well maintained, The 1-car garage is of good size and adequate for parking an SUV.
This home is situated in the middle of the block, with the Atlantic Ocean on the east end and the Halifax River on the west. The beach is free from crowds and excellent for swimming, biking, walking/jogging, shelling or just relaxing by the ocean enjoying the umobstructed views.
St. Augustine, the oldest city in North America, and Orlando/Theme Parks are within comfortable driving distances for daily field trips.
Ormond Beach was rated by USA Today, Money Magazine and MSC as well as many other polls as one of the best places to live or vacation in the US. With it's beaches and quant beach community Ormond Beach offers you all the amenities of a large town, but with the hospitality you expect from a small community. This is truly one of Florida's undiscovered gem of beach towns.
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Last modified on 07-22-2014 at 8:58 AM.
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Terri Hewitt, Century 21 Sundance Realty 386-441-6433
house rental amenities
Washer, Dryer, Linens, towels, beach towels, beach chairs, coolers. beach umbrellla, iron and board, hair dryer, garage door opener and folding table and chairs, CD player, large wall mounted flat screen TV (55") as well as a 32" flat screen TV in guest room. House sleeps 6; Two queen beds and two twin beds.
Private in-ground pool with large backyard and patio. Patio equipped with table and chairs for 4, gas grill, four chaise lounges with small side tables, large cantilever umbrella and electronic retractible awning. Lush landscaping.
activities and attractions in Ormond by the Sea Atlantic Coast Central
Golf, kayaking, waterskiing, swimming, biking, basketball court, restaurants, Theme Park/Amusement Park, Tennis, Sailing, parasailing, surfing, fishing, antiquing, museums, shelling, fitness ceter/Gym, shopping, boating, jet skiing, windsurfing, health/beauty spa, miniature golf, movie theatres, hiking, Zoo/wildlife park.
vacation rental rates
Regular Rate...$1800 / $2000
Request Quote
Cleaning Fee-$130
Security Deposit required and refunded upon positive inspection after departure-$500
Sales and Use Tax-12.5%
Please contact us for additional rates
Terri Hewitt, Century 21 Sundance Realty 386-441-6433
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"Hop Obama" Ale - Sixpoint Brewery
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Ratings: 27 | Reviews: 26 | Display Reviews Only:
3.2/5 rDev -21%
My first Obama brew disappointment. I eagerly sought it out at the Craft Beer Fest in Boston. While a decent IPA in general, it lacked overall quality, supplanted with extra hops. The on draught offering was a bright dark yellow with fluffy white head and an aroma of sharp oranges & lemon yeast. The feel was both thin & sharp, with a flavor that just pushed hops with the slightest yeast-malt. The lemon bitter hops were a bit much & I moved along unimpressed sadly.
01-28-2009 00:25:20 | More by selecter70
3.7/5 rDev -8.6%
A - Pours beautiful, slightly murky amber with a rich .75 inch head. Reduces to ring quickly, soapy lacing.
S - Somewhat earthy and barnyard. Muted hop and malt smells.
T - Nice but somewhat unbalanced. More hops than malt.
M - Good stuff, finishes nicely, good carb and mouthfeel.
D - Not quite fat enough for me. Nice to try one, though!
10-27-2008 04:13:34 | More by srandycarter
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
Had on tap at the Sunset Grille here in Boston (Allston Rock City)
Poured in the appropriate regular style pint glass. Dark amber color, unfiltered, with a thin wispy, but strong head. Lacing was very tight around the edges of the glass.
Aroma was tough to discern due the frigid serving temperature, but slight notes of citric hops, and sweet malt permeated my nose. Some candy.
At first, I could have sworn this was an IPA, and had to check the beer menu again to see what style it was under. True enough, it said American Amber . Very hoppy for the style, but still malty and refreshing. Some tea like qualities in the malt backbone, but the hops are up front and pungent. Very dry finish. Citrus flavors, with some herbal hop notes.
A very drinkable brew, but the conflicting nature of this beer keeps it from greatness. Still, a solid brew all around.
Hopefully the namesake of this one will fair better. :)
08-24-2008 16:03:41 | More by Freshie
3.88/5 rDev -4.2%
On tap at Flatbush Farm in Park Slope, Brooklyn on 1 August 2008:
Cloudy golden-amber body beneath a full head of white that held well and left sheets of lace.
The aroma was grainy and lightly caramel drizzled. There were suggestions of wheat, but that may have been from the yeast or hops giving the graininess an edge.
In the mouth it was medium-full with a delicate tingle from the median carbonation.
The flavor offered straight-forward grainy malt with a thin sliver of light caramel to round it out, and accents from some judiciously used citrusy and grapefruit-like hops. It starts with malt, gets spiked with a little bit of hop flavor, thins with bitterness, and then returns to hops and then residual malt in the finish. Only a very moderate bitterness remains.
Overall, it's a pretty basic ale that does offer some hop character, but certainly doesn't live up to the "Hop Obama" name.
10-23-2008 03:37:45 | More by NeroFiddled
3.88/5 rDev -4.2%
Growler into Sam Adams Lager glass.
Pours opaque cloudy orange with a big, rocky off-white head.
Aroma is biscuity malt and citrus hops, hint of pine.
Taste is sweet citrus and caramel malt on the front, with a prickly earthy, piney hop character emerging on the back of the tongue, and soft lingering bitterness on the finish that coats the throat, along with a hint of biscuity malt.
Mouthfeel is creamy, with a subdued carbonation.
Like their IPA, the malt never really emerges from the hops -- it comes out a bit underneath, but never really establishes a presence independent of the hoppy character. Good beer - interesting, and very drinkable.
03-27-2009 13:56:05 | More by JohnQVegas
New York
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
Pint at Press 195, Bayside, NY.
Medium amber beer with a medium white head, recedes with really nice intricate lacing.
Fresh floral hop aroma, quite nice. A well-balanced ale with a lot of good hoppy complexity. The finish has a tea-leaf bitterness that is a bit annoying, but doesn't detract from drinkability. A very good brew.
10-18-2008 05:21:47 | More by kenito799
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
Thanks go to Naproxen for this growler. Sent to me for the Growling at the Moon BIF.
Pours an amber-orange color with a nice head of off-white bubbles. Decent lacing.
The smell shows me some caramel, a bit of grain, doughy yeast, and some earthy/citrus hops. It's light, however, and I have try to force it out of the glass.
The taste is better, though. The grainy malt is strong, but the citrus hop profile helps to cut into it some. A little bit of caramel and some wood resin, also.
Smooth medium body leads to some almost prickly carbonation. Overall, a good beer. Nice job Sixpoint! Thanks, Aliza!
11-14-2008 16:09:53 | More by Imstillthegman
3.9/5 rDev -3.7%
Handbottle from the Shane poured into a snifter.
Pours a murky reddish amber with lots of floaties and carbonation rising from the bottom. The head is a two-finger soapy white which hangs on as a cap and leaves decent lacing.
The aroma is very mild with some subtle caramel malts and bits of earthy hops in the nose as well.
The taste is a little more forward with the earthy hops popping up front with a strong bitterness. The bready malts form the backbone with some sweetness of caramel and fruits. The hops hit again in the finish and leave a bitterness in the finish.
The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied for the style and creamy. The carbonation enhances the slightly astringent bitterness of the hops.
This is a very good amber and the drinkability is hurt just slightly by the hint of metallic bitterness in the finish. Thanks again to Shane for the opportunity.
11-26-2008 00:45:13 | More by gford217
3.93/5 rDev -3%
Handbottle from Shane @ Sixpoint. THANKS!! Poured into an Affligem goblet. Beautiful dark amber color with a fluffy white head. Long lasting and tons of lacing. Some caramel and candy like aromas along with a bit of earthy, bread like aromas. Taste is different than the smell would suggest. Lots of hops- kinda mish mashed, but good. good bittter finish on the sides of the tongue. Lots of sediment is left on the bottom of the glass. Crisp mouthfeel. Wish I had more!
09-12-2008 00:12:06 | More by DrDogbeer
New York
4/5 rDev -1.2%
11-14-2011 21:19:23 | More by meganlibrarian
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -1.2%
Appearance: Quite the site to behold, with a cloudy peach nectar color and a full head that sticks and sheets
Smell: Biscuity, grainy and pithy
Taste: Biscuity on the opening with a building pink grapefruit bitterness; there are some sweet toffee tones in there, that were unexpected, that may have something to do with the Scottish yeast strain; after the swallow, there is a grainy, pithy bitterness
Mouthfeel: Medium to full body with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: Marketing genious in the naming of this beer, but I cannot help but note the irony in the difficulty of pinning down the style with the candidate whose platform of change is also hard to pin down; I hardly think this is among Sixpoint's best beers as, to my palate, it is dialed down, like the politician, to appeal to a broad audience; it's still a decent beer but with a name like Hop Obama, I was expecting something really hoppy but I should have known better - politicians, on either side of the aisle, rarely deliver on all their promises either
07-24-2008 03:00:13 | More by brentk56
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev -1.2%
(From notes)
A - Hazy amberish orange color, with a thin slightly off-white head. Great lacing throughout the sample
S - Hops right up front, more fruity and floral with some malt sweetness
T - There's those hops again, definitely a more flowery hop character vs piney or cedary. Great, strong malt backing
M - Medium to thinner feel, with decent carbonation (but certainly not a main feature
D - This is superbly drinkable, and I would almost say sessionable for me.
Overall, this is more than just solid drinking and another great offering from Sixpoint! Would definitely recommend.
10-16-2008 02:04:52 | More by Nickls
New York
4/5 rDev -1.2%
Reviewed on 9/29/08. Growler. Pours a clear deep orange with a very small white ring of head. Aroma of citrus, piney, and grassy hops with a wheaty malt backbone. Flavor is quite hoppy with a nice balance of citrusy, grassy hops with wheat and caramel malt. Some light fruity notes in the finish. A very tasty beer that is practically an IPA.
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12-27-2008 22:17:37 | More by LilBeerDoctor
4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
Had the pleasure of finding this limited release on tap at Sunset in Allston, MA.
Screw politics, I could care less about the name, I'm in it for the beer.
Looked fantastic with a cloudy orange color and a thick head, and smelt great with a nice hop aroma. Bitter up front on the taste, but easy to drink and smooth with the lacing sticking to the glass all the way down. Now clearly, I would not say this is bad by any means, just not great. There was something missing, and I think it was in the aftertaste where I was hoping for something crisper and more definitive; that post-quaff, lip-smacking "mmm" moment never came.
Maybe it's that I've come to expect great things from Sixpoint and had my expectations set too high, but I was not overly impressed with this one (however, as the score notes, being "not overly impressed" by Sixpoint still yields a beer far better than most).
It came across to me more of a hoppy amber ale than anything else (maybe a subdued SMPA, the ol' somehow- malty pale ale) so the style gets a bit blurred, but that isn't anything new in the beer world these days.
04-29-2008 18:32:48 | More by Danny2321
4.03/5 rDev -0.5%
I had this at the American Craft Beer Fest in Boston in July 2008. With a name like this, how could it be bad. It was such a popular beer at the festival that they were pouring it by the pitcher, forget the individual taps. The beer is cloudy, tawny brown, and talk about a head, wow. The cloudy, frothy, swirling head on this thing was amazing. The taste is a bit of a mishmash or hybrid but very good. It does have an IPA and an APA hoppy backbone. There are plenty of oily hops, but not quite as estery as say you would normally find in an IPA. There are plenty of sweet malts, a bit of graininess, the beer is also not as full bodied as I would have thought. If I can find this in the bottle I will re-review it. From my limited experience with the beer, it is worth seeking out.
06-27-2008 10:21:07 | More by albern
4.05/5 rDev 0%
Drank on-tap at the Publick House, Brookline, MA
Oh, the controversy. I cannot believe how much trouble this limited run offering from a seemingly tiny craft brewery has stirred up. Is this a "tribute" or an "endorsement"? Who cares honestly?
As for the beer, it poured a hazy, copperish-amber (apparently this is an unfiltered red ale) with a bubbly, one-finger head that faded to a lasting film. Thin sheets of lacing cascaded down the sides of the glass.
The aroma was unusually malty and sweet for the style. I couldn't put my finger on what style this beer reminded me of but it most definitely was not a red ale (after finding out that this beer was fermented with a Scottish yeast strain, I determined that this was the culprit). Bready and rich with notes of brown sugar and orange peel. The hops were noticeable but they definitely took a back seat to the malts.
The taste was punchy and flavorful yet much more straightforward than the nose. Slight malt creaminess up front before the hops took over. Super citrusy, juicy and fruity. Spicy and somewhat earthy. Beneath the hops however lay a moderate, toasty maltiness which held the beer together nicely. The lingering finish was hoppy and resiny.
Mouthfeel was medium bodied and semi-creamy with a slightly higher than expected amount of carbonation.
Drinkability was rather good. This beer was fairly well balanced and could definitely serve as a flavorful session ale.
While the brewers at Sixpoint are avoiding giving this beer a definition, it definitely seems like a hoppy version of an American amber ale, and quite a good one. They definitely succeeded at putting an interesting twist on a typically ordinary style of beer.
04-03-2008 05:31:51 | More by Damian
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
(A) Amber with a slight bit of haze (chill haze?). Mellow signs of carbonation.
(S) Fruity, hoppy aroma. Hints of peach.
(T) Fruity sweetness coupled with a nice hop bitterness, almost a grapefruit type bitterness. Some Earthy tones.
(M) Very mellow, smooth body. Citrus-like bitter feel.
(D) Very delicious. I recommend drinking this again and again. A great brew, unfortunately this may only be around a short while - 8 years?
01-21-2009 01:21:06 | More by u2carew
4.1/5 rDev +1.2%
Growler. I found this orange/gold ale at Superstar in Huntington to be very drinkable with the strong aroma of hops up front and interesting malts in the body. I couldn't name the elements of spice in the aftertaste or foamy head, but I just kept pouring as it went well with baked chicken and whole wheat pasta with diced tomatoes. Reflecting on it for a moment before pouring another pint, it reminded me of a maltier version of the Sweet Action. I could easily devour my growler's contents while wishing I had bought another one.
03-19-2008 04:04:27 | More by bonbright7
4.13/5 rDev +2%
Had it on tap at Deep Ellum.
Pours a light gold with about a half inch of fluffy white head. The smell is fresh hops with floral notes with a little bit of spruce some fruit and a nice malt smell to it. It tastes almost exactly like it smells, a good amber ale with an extra hop kick added on. It was pretty light and fizzy in the mouth and it is a beer I could drink all day if circumstances allowed.
11-14-2008 05:19:59 | More by tedstertm
New York
4.13/5 rDev +2%
Copper colored with slight cloudiness. Three fingered head with good retention. No visible carbonation. Good lacing.
Wonderfully complex smell. Citrusy hops with grapefruit notes. Heavy malt sweetness and bakery breadiness. Yeasty esters suggest juicy melon. A bit of toffee.
Big bready malt structure followed by an equally big hop component. Earthy and dry it features an herbal profile. Malt is sweet and yeasty bread. finish brings back herbal dry hops. Lingering on the palate is dark bread and hoppy earthiness. Whole grain crackers as well.
Lively and smooth feel with a medium weight.
Good stuff easy to drink and quenching.
From tasting notes 11/2/2008
01-10-2009 02:42:20 | More by scootny
New York
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
I got a 12oz 'hand bottled' sample of this brew in a trade with Sixpoint, Thanks Shane!
L - served in a standard pint glass the brew is a murky orange/brown color with a fluffy beige head that overflowed a bit on my pour leaving lacing on the outside as well as the inside of the glass. There was some yeast sediment but I left it in the glass.
S - hoppy aroma with some sweetness in the background.
T - bitter hoppy bite upfront is balanced out with malt sweetness before finishing dry and somewhat bitter.
F - medium bodied with smooth carbonation.
D - good, easy drinking brew.
06-18-2008 01:01:36 | More by JoeyBeerBelly
4.3/5 rDev +6.2%
I'm glad I got the chance to try this. I think all the noise this beer caused is hilarious. Who cares? A hoppy amber with scottish ale yeast? It sounds awesome.
Let's Barack and Roll.
Pours a peachy orange with a thick white head. Sixpoint beers are always great to look at.
Can you smell what Barack is cookin? Bready, yeasty, sweet oranges, floral hops.
Taste: Pine, grass, spicy, earthy, biscuit, citrus, and there is a familiar taste I can't put my finger on. As it warms it gets a little sweeter.
Creamy, medium body. Smooth, well balanced, and easy drinking.
04-05-2008 04:17:56 | More by TheBlackMallard
New York
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
this is a great local IPA. the color was a nice typical ipa copper. strong hop aroma. a huugee hop flavor, not too bitter though which is a good thing. slightly malty. a heavy ipa though. a great effort for a great candidate. when is sixpoint going to bottle its beer!?!
10-13-2008 02:13:17 | More by NoahSYGG
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
First off a note about the style. This is per Jeff at Sixpoint:
"...as far as style it is no style per se. it's def not an ipa or a pale ale. we deliberately brewed it so it had no style guidelines. Maybe list it as a bitter/session ale."
So what to do? There really isn't anything that fits with what has been stated here. Due to that, I am going to put it under pale ale and leave this explanation.
Pours a clouded orange with a nice creme head. Floral hoppy nose. Strong citric hops flavor profile. Very firm bitter tone. Feel is good. This is very drinkable, even though it's so distinct and firm. Hop heads rejoice! Even in these times of hop-uncertainty, Sixpoint clearly delivers one for those who have the appreciation for it.
03-18-2008 23:04:16 | More by RblWthACoz
New York
4.4/5 rDev +8.6%
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Claus Process Reactor Simulation
J. Plawsky[1],
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A model was developed to simulate the reaction, concentration field, flow field, and temperature distribution inside a Claus reactor for converting hydrogen sulfide to sulfur. The model considered two ideal reactors, a continuous stirred tank reactor and a plug flow reactor. As expected, two ideal reactors showed much different behaviors in terms of reactant conversion and operating temperature. ...
Modeling of Turbulent Combustion in COMSOL Multiphysics®
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In the production of high quality materials by a heat treatment, it is indispensable to accurately predict the temperature inside the furnaces being employed. In this work we develop a turbulent combustion model for the heat being released by gas burners inside a shaft kiln. Turbulent combustion is the strongly coupled phenomena of the chemically reacting fuel and oxygen in a turbulent flow. We ...
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S.C. Seetharam[1], D. Jacques[1]
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This paper documents current status in the development of a coupled thermal-hydraulic-chemical-geomechanical numerical suite within COMSOL-MATLAB environment to address soil and concrete applications. The mathematical formulations are based on well-established continuum scale models unifying mass conservation, energy conservation, charge conservation, thermodynamic equilibrium and kinetics and ...
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In this paper a new method for turbulent combustion modeling is introduced in COMSOL Multiphysics®. The method is called Flamelet Generated Manifolds (FGM). The method is based on the concept of flamelets, elemental reaction layers in combustion. The only hypothesis is that the turbulent combustion takes place in the Thin Reaction Zones regime (TRZ). A regime that normally is the case in gas ...
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This paper utilizes the COMSOL Multiphysics® general form PDE interface and MATLAB® to model stochastic calcium waves in a sarcomere (basic unit of a heart cell). The model we present here shows the evolution of waves generated from calcium being released stochastically from sites modeled as point sources. The release sites are distributed on z-disc (planes) in a hexagonal pattern, and their ...
Computational Fluid Dynamics for Microreactors Used in Catalytic Oxidation of Propane
S. Odiba[1], M. Olea[1], S. Hodgson[1], A. Adgar[1]
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This research deals with the design of suitable microreactors for the catalytic oxidation of volatile organic compound (VOCs), using propane as a model molecule. The microreactor considered consists of eleven parallel channels, in which an Au/Cr/γ-Al2O3-catalyzed combustion reaction takes place. Each channel is 0.5 mm diameter and 100 mm long. The catalytic microreactor was simulated for ...
Modeling the Vanadium Oxygen Fuel Cell
F.T. Wandschneider[1], M. Küttinger[1], P. Fischer[1], K. Pinkwart[1], J. Tübke[1], H. Nirschl[2]
[1]Fraunhofer-Institute for Chemical Technology, Pfinztal, Germany
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A two-dimensional stationary model of a vanadium oxygen fuel cell is developed in COMSOL Multiphysics®. This energy storage device combines a vanadium flow battery anode and an oxygen fuel cell cathode. The oxygen reduction reaction generates additional water, leading to a degradation of the catalyst performance over time. A logistic function is introduced to the Butler-Volmer equation in order ...
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J. Schöne[1], A. Körnig[1], W. Beckert[1]
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Reformer and catalytic burners are common components in fuel cell systems, crucial for efficient preparation of fuel and exhaust gases of the fuel cell stack. We intend to show the influence of radiation to the temperature distribution inside of a reformer unit. The model consists of an axisymmetric representation of the inlet-zone and a catalytic porous zone. Fluid flow, convective and ...
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S. Singer[1], W. H. Green[1]
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Transient, two-dimensional (axisymmetric) simulations of a cigarette subject to realistic static and forward smoldering cycles were performed. The computational domain consists of a porous packed bed of tobacco and a filter surrounded by a thin, porous paper and a region of surrounding air. The governing equations include overall mass conservation, momentum conservation, conservation equations ...


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A close and even 15-minute fight between Josh Koscheck and Mike Pierce ended up a split decision at UFC 143 on Saturday night in Las Vegas, with Koscheck coming out just barely on top.
One judge scored it 29-28 Pierce while two scored it 29-28 for Koscheck. The fans loudly booed the decision, leading Koscheck to label himself "the most hated man in MMA" afterward. Koscheck told the fans they need to deal with it, because he came out the winner.
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Hinds County has been ordered to foot the tax bill for controversial company Airwave, LLC.
The Mississippi Department of Revenue sent a notice to the County Board of Supervisors last week. It states that Airwave is indebted to the state for taxes totaling $157,668.64. The county has been ordered to pay to the state all monies owed to Airwave. Failure to comply could result in the county becoming personally liable for the full amount, the document states.
The notice was discussed briefly at Monday morning's board meeting, but no action was taken.
"We'll have to look into it a little more. I guess it will come back to us on the next agenda," Supervisor Fisher says.
Airwave holds two maintenance contracts with the county. One pays out $60,000 per month. The second pays out $90,000 per quarter.
The company's job performance has come into question numerous times. Supervisor Fisher and Supervisor Peggy Hobson-Calhoun have voted in the past to terminate the company's contracts with the county, but their efforts have so far been unsuccessful.
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TOWNSEND (WATE) – Three children, who are orphans after a fatal fire in Townsend, are moving to Atlanta. Their uncle, Rob Marshall, said the kids will be moving in with him.
He said the fire claimed the life of his sister, Kristina Kallstrom, 40, early Monday morning. She rescued her three kids from the flames in her home in Townsend.
But she went back into the house, possibly to save the family pet.
Marshall said Kristina's husband of 20 years passed away in August due to health problems. So their mother's death is a lot for the kids to cope with.
"They miss their dad, and now this," he said. "They're doing relatively well now, but there's a lot to uncover."
The kids are five, eight, and 12-years-old. He said the amount of help from their church and community has been tremendous.
"It's overwhelming, the warmth and compassion of the community that has stood up for these kids, in memory of my sister and (her) husband," Marshall said.
Marshall said after Kristina's husband's death, she was doing her best to take care of the kids.
"She had gone back to school and was working towards a degree in music to become a band teacher," he said.
But those dreams were taken in the fire, and replaced with an uncle who now has to add three members into his household.
"We'll need bunk beds for one," Marshall said. "Also monetary donations so we can get them basic needs like clothing."
To help the children, there has been a fund set up in the Kallstrom family name at U.S. Bank. They're hoping to establish a college fund for the children, because they believe that's what Kristina would have wanted.
A memorial service for her will be held in a few weeks.
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ANDERSON — Valentin F. Drezaliu, M.D., has joined the St. Vincent Medical Group obstetrics and gynecology practice with Drs. Stephen Lugo, Joanne Kingsley and Julie Tillman.
Drezaliu earned his medical degree in Bucharest, Romania. He completed his OB/GYN residencies at Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, Va., and Oakwood Healthcare Center in Dearborn, Mich. He is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology, with experience in laparoscopic and urogynecologic surgery, minimally invasive gynecology and high risk obstetrics.
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Drive by the Bismarck Civic Center and you'll see a lot of big equipment and dirt being moved.
Crews started work this week, on the $27 million exhibit hall expansion.
Bismarck City Commissioner Parrell Grossman says this expansion will help attract more conventions to Bismarck.
"This expansion of our exhibit hall space is really going to take Bismarck to the next level in terms of our ability to attract conventions and to retain the conventions we currently have," Bismarck City Commissioner Parrell Grossman said.
The facility is expected to be complete by May of 2014 just in time for the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference.
After the conference, crews will make some final improvements during the summer months, before making it available for others to use sometime in August or September of 2014.
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Governor Steve Beshear Wednesday announced that asphalt rehabilitation projects totaling more than $64 million have been awarded by the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet as the spring construction season continues.
"Our highway system supports virtually everything we do in Kentucky in terms of economic development, commerce, jobs, education and recreation," Gov. Beshear said.
"It represents an incalculable investment, and good stewardship requires that we keep it well-maintained."
The latest distribution, involving 66 contracts for roadways in 45 counties, is the second round of asphalt projects awarded this spring.
The Cabinet awarded more than $27 million in contracts in April.
"Providing safe and efficient travel routes through the Commonwealth is our main priority," Kentucky Transportation Secretary Mike Hancock said.
"Improving and maintaining our roadways through asphalt rehabilitation is just one of the ways we work toward this goal."
The awarded projects span the Commonwealth, from Pike County in the east to Ballard County in the west.
They range in cost from $15.27 million for improvement of the Martha Layne Collins Blue Grass Parkway in Anderson and Washington counties to $73,000 for improvement of Moren Road (KY 1769) in Laurel County.
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I've finally allowed myself to contemplate my long-running dislike for Michael Bisping. It's a dark place in my psyche, as I rarely allow dislike for fighters to take root.
But, with a few, it does, and Bisping leads the pack, at least in mixed martial arts (MMA). After UFC 159 last night (Sat., April 27, 2013) which took place at Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., I finally realized the real reason. It's not the blustering attitude and bad behavior (spitting on Jorge Rivera, or getting into repetitive, manufactured beefs with virtually every opponent).
It's the fact that when he wins, after talking a world a smack, most of the time it's in dreary, buzz-killing fashion, such as the case last night when he was his pesky, consistent self, pillow-fighting Alan Belcher en route to a third round stoppage after an eye poke mercifully brought the affair to an end via judges' decision (watch highlights here ... if you dare).
I suppose they had to be woken up to submit their scorecards, because everyone in the living room where I was watching did. To his credit, Bisping is a very tough out. He is exceptionally well-conditioned, his takedown defense is outstanding, along with good grappling and technically sound striking and foot movement.
Given the fact that he also suffers from weird affliction of being unable to break an egg with his strikes, it makes him pretty much the ultimate point fighter, kind of like a Frankie Edgar if "The Answer" never knocked anyone of note out (notice I said "of note," which means that Jason Miller doesn't count).
That's the reason I watch Bisping -- to see him get KTFO.
I didn't like his incredible disrespect for Dan Henderson, a legend in the sport who warranted no such treatment, and seeing Henderson finish him with one of the truly great all-time finishes made me deeply satisfied. Bisping understands it's his job to carry the promotion to a certain extent, but he seems to take umbrage at the idea of anyone daring to even fight him, which is an entertaining ruse, given the fact that Bisping beating people basically means him winning a pillow fight with you a beat behind.
Except pillow fights are more intriguing.
It's reductive and boring to see Bisping fight, and win, because he turns people into the worst kind of viewing fare. It's MMA point fighting at its absolute worst. That's the reason seeing him lose is so satisfying. Every time he fights, I want to see him lose, and when he gives us garbage like last night (yeah, he wins, blah blah – but do you want to pay for this garbage on every card?), it only makes me want to see him get stretched out more.
That's why Vitor Belfort will always have a soft spot in my heart, too.
His decimation of Bisping was artistically satisfying, plus denied "The Count" a possible title shot. I suppose after decisioning Belcher, Bisping will get another step-up fight down the road, but only after the UFC milks his United Kingdom appeal as long as possible (again).
At which point seeing him get KO'd is all the more satisfying.
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Montgomery Public Schools and the many other school districts in Alabama that have missed multiple days due to winter weather will likely not have to make those days up.
Gov. Robert Bentley signed a law several years ago that allows schools to apply to be relieved of making up missed days when a state of emergency has been issued.
Gov. Bentley declared a state of emergency this week for the entire state due to the winter storm that hit the state Tuesday.
MPS officials say the district will likely not have to make up the three missed school days from this week.
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Three Days in Manhattan showcases a collection of more than 100 colorful impressionistic, illustration-style, fine art images of inner-city Manhattan that were captured walking the streets of New York City in October 2012. Subjects pictured range from sweeping aerial cityscapes to the unique geometry of buildings and architecture; from bold and colorful street art and graffiti to gaudy, fancy cars; from ambitious, forward-thinking urban renewal projects to the depths of crowded subway stations; from the din of Times Square and the surrounding theater district to picturesque and tranquil Central Park. And in all of these places, people are pictured "on the go."
For the vast majority of us who do not call New York City home, many of our perceptions of this great metropolis are formed through what we see in motion pictures, hear in music, view on television or read in books. Not everything seen, heard, viewed or read through the popular media, however, necessarily reflects the day-to-day reality of a place or its true personality. I have long wanted to capture my own vision of the New York City personality and share my interpretation of what I saw through my lenses in an artistic, impressionistic way. That is what this book is all about.


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The discharge into the open air of the exhaust of any steam engine, stationary internal combustion engine, motor boat or motor vehicle, except through a muffler or other device which will effectively prevent loud or explosive noises therefrom, is hereby declared unlawful.
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New head coach Chan Gailey said he was looking for a running back to add a new dimension to Buffalo's offense. Few thought he'd take one in the first round, though.
The Bills made a somewhat surprising pick Thursday night, using the ninth overall selection on Clemson's C.J. Spiller. With RBs Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch already on the roster, running back didn't appear to be a position of great need, but Gailey and GM Buddy Nix obviously saw things differently.
Whether they needed Spiller or not, the Bills got themselves an electrifying, dynamic player who will instantly upgrade their offense. The unanimous No. 1 running back in this draft, he likely will split time in the backfield with Jackson, giving Gailey a tremendous one-two punch. Spiller runs a 4.3 40-time, can juke tacklers in the open field and is an accomplished pass catcher. On an offense that is going to have loads of trouble in the passing game, Spiller should be a busy man moving the ball on the ground.
This pick likely means the end of the road for Lynch in Buffalo. Already rumored to be on the trading block, he'll almost surely be dealt or let go soon.
The Bills clearly had larger needs at quarterback and offensive tackle, but they opted to pass on those to grab someone who will greatly bolster their running game. As long as they can find an impact tackle later on, this could turn out to be a wise move. If they don't, their offense could continue to sputter.
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on Jul 19, 2011 at 10:34 am
Seems to be a lot of auto break-ins going on... remember - leave nothing in sight to tempt a 'bad guy' to want from your vehicle.
xoxo - Susan
on Jul 20, 2011 at 1:05 am
when I moved to Danville 8 yrs ago, I think I remember the Police Log reporting a lot fewer violations. Is it my imagination or are there more "bad" people?
on Jul 20, 2011 at 10:42 am
I think criminals outside Danville (not to say that burglars are exclusively from outside of town) are getting wise to the fact that many residents aren't as careful as they should be. Susan brings up a good point - do not leave anything valuable inside your car where a criminal might see it.
Also, make sure to lock your car doors. There have been several incidents where criminals have walked through neighborhoods checking door handles for unlocked cars.
Jessica Lipsky
on Jul 25, 2011 at 9:50 am
Would someone please explain why hit-and-run is only a misdemeaner?
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hit and run info. i googled it and have not verified info against state law but heres what these guys say
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An MRI showed no structural damage to the left knee of Redskins OLT Trent Williams.
Rackers FG gives Texans OT win over Redskins
Neil Rackers kicked a 35-yard field goal with 3:24 left in overtime, and Matt Schaub's 497 set a franchise record Sunday as the Houston Texans improved to 2-0 with a 30-27 win over the Washington Redskins.
Report: Redskins OLT Williams suffers knee sprain
The Redskins' top pick from the 2010 draft, OLT Trent Williams, left the Week Two game against the Texans with a sprained knee.
Reports: Haynesworth inactive for Week Two
Redskins NT Albert Haynesworth is expected to be inactive for the Redskins' Week Two game vs. the Texans.
Redskins feel good about OLT Williams
You probably couldn't have asked for more out of OLT Trent Williams in his first pro game, standing up well to Cowboys OLB DeMarcus Ware.
Portis comments on Jets investigation
Clinton Portis tells Washington radio that a woman will always feel out-of-place in NFL locker rooms because of the male-to-female ratio.
Lack of weapons in Washington makes McNabb a dud
The biggest trade of the offseason saw QB Donovan McNabb go from Philadelphia to Washington. But while the Redskins had hoped McNabb would be the answer to their offensive woes, that wasn't the case in Week One.
Cowboys' offense fails to finish drives at Washington
The Cowboys had a healthy 380 yards of offense but scored only seven points in a loss to the Redskins.
McNabb wins in Redskins debut, 13-7 over Cowboys
DeAngelo Hall returned a fumble 32 yards for a touchdown to end the first half, and the Washington Redskins needed an end-of-game penalty to hold off the Dallas Cowboys 13-7 Sunday night.
Redskins table Haynesworth drama
Head coach Mike Shanahan said that DT Albert Haynesworth will be a Redskin — at least through Week One — but we're hearing that the trade talk might be overblown.
Shanahan: Haynesworth will be Redskin this week
Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan did not deny trade talks involving DT Albert Haynesworth but did say that the embattled player would remain with the team at least through this week.
Good news: Cowboys expect Bryant to play Week One
NFL Network's Jason La Canfora is reporting that Cowboys WR Dez Bryant will make his NFL debut Week One against the Redskins.
Reports: Cowboys' Colombo, Kosier not practicing
Cowboys ORT Marc Colombo missed practice on Wednesday, the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported, and could miss Sunday's game as he battles back from right knee surgery.
Reports: Redskins talking trade with Titans about DT Haynesworth
Reports indicate the Redskins are discussing trading disgrunteld DT Albert Haynesworth to his former team, the Titans.
McNabb to start Sunday for Redskins
Donovan McNabb's ankle isn't fully healed, but the QB is healthy enough to make his Washington debut.
Wilson is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Cincinnati Bengals.||||||| Wilson left last week's game with a concussion but has been cleared for contact.
The Seattle Seahawks have traded Wilson to the Baltimore Ravens for a conditional 2011 draft pick.||||||| Wilson spent his first three seasons with the Seahawks after being a second-round pick out of Maryland in 2007. Wilson started 23 of 28 games the last two seasons and took both of his interceptions a year ago back for touchdowns. Wilson has also been a standout on special teams, averaging 27 and 25 yards per kickoff return his first two years in the league.
Wilson returned four kicks for 146 yards in the Seahawks' 20-10 loss at Tampa Bay on Sunday.||||||| This was Wilson's second-best such performance of the season as he returned eight kicks for 163 yards in a road loss to the New York Giants on Oct. 5. Wilson is the Seahawks' leading returner with 713 yards - the third-highest total in the NFL.
Wilson was inactive for Sunday's game against Baltimore because of a quadriceps injury.||||||| The rookie cornerback has not played since sustaining the injury on Dec. 2 at Philadelphia.
Wilson suffered a quadriceps injury in Sunday's 28-24 win at Philadelphia.||||||| The extent of the injury is unknown, so monitor his progress throughout the week. Wilson is a reserve cornerback for the Seahawks, so he has no fantasy value.


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Over the past few months, a terrible case of GREED has hit the wide world of professional sports. First, a baseball strike canceled the World Series for the first time since 1904, and now a hockey lockout has delayed the start of the NHL season with no end in sight.
The strikes and lockouts are all about MONEY. In the baseball strike, the key issue was the salary cap, which is the most money a team can spend on its players. The players do not want this, because it could cost them money. I am sure Barry Bonds, who makes over $7 million a year or Bobby Bonilla, who makes $5 1/2 million a year, are in desperate need of more money.
To top it all off, in the NBA(National Basketball Association), the players want more money than some teams are worth.
For example, Orlando Magic guard Anfernee Hardaway, a second-year player, requested over $100 million in a long-term contract. He settled for $68 million over 10 years. Glenn Robinson wanted $100 million before he ever played an NBA game. My question is, what do all the players do with this amount of money?
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Bart Oates, a member of the San Francisco 49ers, is a prime example of an athlete who has a future. During the off-season, Bart earned a law degree, so that when he retires, he has a career. My second answer is, with so much money earned in the athlete's short career, s/he could retire after only a few years and have enough money for the rest of his or her life. If an average person makes $50,000 a year for thirty years, that person could have accumulated a total of one and a half million dollars. That same $1,500,000 is an average player's salary in just one season. Bobby Bonilla makes about $30,000 a GAME. Some people don't earn that in a year. Obvious-ly, salaries are out of control.
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Before the Ramsey City Council gathered to consider a plan to build an indoor shooting range within yards of a child care center, parents began assembling to protest the plan.
Many of the parents who took up protest signs insist they are not anti-gun, but they don't care for idea of having a gun-oriented business be the new neighbor next door to where their children play.
"I don't want to see their great business lose customers like myself due to a gun club next door," John Hood said. "Gun clubs are great, just not next to the kids."
Hood has 3-year-old and 4-year-old daughters that attend Little Me Child Care Center, and he worries that letting a shooting range move into the old supermarket building brings unnecessary risks.
"There's nap times at daycares; there's a playground less than 50 feet away," he said. "There's always going to be that risk. Things do happen. That's my biggest concern."
Hood was among the overflow crowd that packed the Ramsey City Council meeting on Tuesday night before the final vote on whether to approve the move -- but Total Defense Gun Shop had its own supporters too.
Maria and Wayne Buccholz explained that the owners planned to build a concrete structure to keep both sound and bullets inside the range, and they don't feel that gun owners should have to drive miles away when there's an empty building in their community.
"People get the misconception that they are going to have people walking around with guns in the parking lot," Maria Buccholz said. "That's not the case. They are going to carry their weapons in cases or holsters. Won't go off unless someone's hand is on it. It's just over-hype, as far as I'm concerned."
Wayne Buccholz added that even though the business will be nearby, he doubts they'll have customers during similar hours.
"The day care operates during the daytime," he said. "Busiest time for a gun range is from 5 to midnight and weekends."
Yet, those sentiments don't alleviate the fears parents like Hood have. Rather, he says that if the shooting range moves in, he may be forced to take his children out.
"When I drop my kids off in the morning, I expect to have them in a safe place and I don't want to get that devastating call one day," he said.
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It's a social networking site you've probably never even heard of but chances are, you're a part of it.
The app, called Lu Lu, allows women to rate the men in their lives. If you have a Facebook profile, you also have a Lu Lu profile.
Imagine if everything about you, including your love life, was reduced to a few hashtags.
The smartphone app, called LuLu, does just that by allowing women to anonymously rate their male Facebook friends. That's right, if you're a guy on Facebook, there is a good chance you have a profile on LuLu and you probably have no idea. And the gals are commenting on everything from how clean you keep your bedroom to how well you perform in it.
TV5 showed these guys ratings and hashtags used to describe men, some categorize a guy's best traits and others, not so good.
But because it's anonymous, guys fear the app could be used as a tool to lie and possibly ruin someone's reputation. After all, there's no way to know who's truly rating you and if there's any merit to the rating.
The female only app was first released last year in Brazil. At one point, it was the most downloaded app in the South American county and even more popular than Facebook.
Some women love LuLu. It is helping them learn things not appropriate to ask up front.
But for every woman who feels that LuLu is a good way to separate the good men from the bad, there are women who fiercely oppose it.
The app has stirred up controversy in other countries too. Just this month, a Brazilian law student sued the app maker after learning about his less than favorable rating. The legal action eventually resulted in a ban of the app in that country.
Is the secret social network walking a legal tightrope here in the U.S? It is, but the app places the onus on the user.
Michael Jaafar specializes in invasion of privacy law. The Detroit area attorney says a guy can sue the users of the app.
But suing would be next to impossible, considering how hard it would be to identify those anonymous users. In the end, he says as always, if you're on a social media site you're giving up your privacy.
"The bottom line is that you give up your right to privacy. It doesn't exist in social media, don't kid yourself," says Jaafar.
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Scialdone, Antonio and Nicodemi, Mario (2009) DNA loci cross-talk through thermodynamics. Journal of Biomedicine and Biotechnology, Vol.20 (Articl). ISSN 1110-7243
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The recognition and pairing of specific DNA loci, though crucial for a plenty of important cellular processes, are produced by still mysterious physical mechanisms. We propose the first quantitative model from Statistical Mechanics, able to clarify the interaction allowing such "DNA cross-talk" events. Soluble molecules, which bind some DNA recognition sequences, produce an effective attraction between distant DNA loci; if their affinity, their concentration, and the relative DNA binding sites number exceed given thresholds, DNA colocalization occurs as a result of a thermodynamic phase transition. In this paper, after a concise report on some of the most recent experimental results, we introduce our model and carry out a detailed "in silico" analysis of it, by means of Monte Carlo simulations. Our studies, while rationalize several experimental observations, result in very interesting and testable predictions.
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