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We are not waking up to a lot of snow this morning, at least locally. Scotts Bluff County Roads Superintendent Bob Bennett says there is no more than an inch or two of snow anywhere in the county.
Bennett's crews are salting and sanding paved intersections while hoping more snow with more moisture falls sometime in the next week when additional systems move through. Bennett says the gravel roads could use a lot more moisture so crews have an easier time keeping them passable.
As much as 8 inches of snow fell in south-central Nebraska overnight, but the storm will continue to drop snow across the state
throughout the day.
The 8 inches of snow that fell in Wilsonville in southwest Nebraska near the border with Kansas was the highest overnight snow total. Holdredge reported seven inches.
Across much of western Nebraska 3-4 inches of snow fell overnight.
National Weather Service forecaster Shawn Jacobs says the snow is starting to pile up.
But the National Weather Service predicts heavy snow will continue to fall throughout the morning in central and western Nebraska. The snow will begin to fall in eastern Nebraska Thursday afternoon.
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In less than two weeks, Santa Claus will visit the homes of all the little girls and boys on his nice list, but before he makes his rounds, Papa Noel joins the Eyewitness Morning News to talk about how you can hang out with him at his secret workshop.
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FAPSC provides leadership, support and advocacy for quality career education.
We are proud to recognize those schools that have joined the PAC for 2010, and encourage all of you to consider becoming members. The PAC dues are used to support candidates that support us – Florida's private postsecondary schools. Over the last two years we have made much progress in the state Legislature, and we are continuing to tell our story to Representatives, Senators, and regulatory bodies. Please join me in thanking this year's new PAC members.
ATI Career Training Center – Miami
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Dade Medical College- Hollywood
Everest University Online- Tampa
Florida Institute of Hypnotherapy – Gainesville
Florida Institute of Recording, Sound and Technology, Inc.- Orlando
Hollywood Institute of Beauty Careers- Miami Beach
ITSM Academy, Inc. – Ft. Lauderdale
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ITT Technical Institute - Tallahassee
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Remington College of Nursing- Lake Mary
Remington College – Online- Heathrow
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Remilon, LLC (Lead Generation)
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Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal (Attorneys)
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Virco, Inc.(School, Office furniture)
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Sun Sentinel article on career colleges: "condescending" and "insulting."
How Students Fare at For-Profits - Inside Higher Ed, April 1, 2010
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Port - San Juan, Puerto Rico. This was our second cruise out of this port and we got on the boat quickly with no problems. We did not venture out into San Juan.
St. Thomas - we visited with friends here, but have been here before. Megan's Bay is always a good choice on this island. If you enjoy shopping for jewelry you will be a happy camper here.
St. Lucia - we opted for the Whale and Dolphin sight seeing tour. We did see whales and dolphins but my motion sickness got the better of me. It was a good tour. There were shops right at the port that had good shopping.
Guadeloupe - Surprisingly this is another port where passengers are leaving and coming from the cruise. We were wondering why there were so many French speaking passengers on the ship compared to our previous cruises. This is apparently a new itinerary which began about three months ago. We took a tour to the Floral Park and Sevilla Distillery. I loved the park, could have done without the distillery. The park had beautiful tropical flowers and beautiful hummingbirds.
Antigua - we took a private cab ride around the island that was not "approved" by the ship. We were very particular with who we chose. It was a nice trip. Nelson's Dockyard is the main attraction on this island. There were some amazing yachts docked there.
St. Croix - we just walked around outside the port but due to my recently sprained foot (before the cruise) we did not venture to any beaches. Perhaps next time.
This was our third cruise on the Radiance class ships. The Jewel is by far my favorite of the three I have been on. The Brilliance is going into dry dock soon.
Food - I was very happy to find out that the menu in the dining room was revised three months before we sailed. We have been sailing with RCI for years and although the menu was good, I was tired of it. I was happy with the new menu and enjoyed my favorite escargot which was offered every night. We ate in the Windjammer for breakfast and lunch and it was fine. We did not use room service.
Coffee - well the regular coffee was not so good. I didn't opt to purchase any coffee from the specialty coffee shop.
Room - we had a nice room, but unfortunately poorly located across from service rooms. We have cruised many times before and never really noticed the crew when we were resting in our room, but this cruise was very different. It appeared to be more of a floor management problem and Guest Services worked very hard to try to fix it. We won't book any rooms in the future across from a service room or pantry. Other than this issue the cruise was very good.
Debarkation - there were multiple areas to meet. We had an early flight and were able to exit the ship quickly and catch a cab to the airport.
Wheelchair issues - If you are using a wheelchair and do not have your own be very careful if you can't walk at all to get on and off the ship. I could walk short distances. I did rent a wheelchair to use on board and the crew was great and very helpful. Getting on the ship we had to ask to get a wheelchair and leaving the ship we were told (after it was too late to change) that wheelchairs were not available on the early departures and only from 9AM departures or later. I had to walk with my crutch to the terminal. There needs to be better organization for the disabled passengers. Thursday night, the night before the cruise was over I received a card in my cabin from the disability guest relations officer stating I could let him know if I needed anything during my cruise. It would have been nice to have that card from day one.
We love Royal Caribbean and will continue to cruise with them in the future.


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Climate change is the buzz these days, and extreme weather
events often get called into service as supposed examples of
global warming (or, in the case of cold snaps, reasons to doubt
the whole climate-change narrative). Hurricanes are no
exception: Katrina's devastating impact in 2005 and the heavy
2008 storm season have both been cited as proof of global
warming's existence — or at least as a good reason to
Weather and climate scientists don't back that story up,
though. The evidence of global warming is quite strong, and
widely accepted (NASA tracks
temperature data). But tropical storm activity doesn't show
any upward trend as global temperatures have risen, and hot
years don't show any statistical connection to heavy hurricane
years either.
2008, for example, happened to be a busy year for hurricanes in
the Atlantic Basin, and 8 storms made landfall in the U.S. But
that's just the Atlantic. Worldwide, says hurricane expert Jeff
Masters on his
Weather Underground blog, last year was nothing to write
home about. If last year is any indication, global warming
appears to mean nothing in terms of global hurricanes.
The Atlantic Basin, however, where storms like 1992's Hurricane
Andrew and 2008's Hurricane Ike come from, has its own
recognized long-term cycle: two or three decades of heavy
activity, followed by 20 or 30 years of slower activity. At the
present time, the Atlantic is entering one of its hurricane
upswings, the experts say — so global warming or no
global warming, we're going to see a lot of hurricanes in the
first part of this century, and a lot of hurricane
The 2008 Atlantic hurricane season was a big one,
Masters notes. And the current trend, probably unrelated to
global warming, is for the Atlantic hurricane season to start
earlier and
last longer. That means coastal builders and remodelers in
the United States can't ignore hurricanes — we have to
Colorado State University forecasters Philip Klotzbach and
William Gray release a prediction each winter of the coming
year's hurricane activity in the Atlantic Basin. Their
2009 forecast, released in December, calls for an
above-average season with 14 named storms and 7 hurricanes.
Klotzbach and Gray also include a discussion of the alleged
global-warming/hurricane link, noting: "The Atlantic has seen a
very large increase in major hurricanes during the 14-year
period of 1995-2008 (average 3.9 per year) in comparison to the
prior 25-year period of 1970-1994 (average 1.5 per year). This
large increase in Atlantic major hurricanes is primarily a
result of the multi-decadal increase in the Atlantic Ocean
thermohaline circulation (THC) that is not directly related to
global sea surface temperatures or CO2 increases."
This map, from Klotsbach and Gray's 2009 hurricane
forecast, illustrates that the frequency of severe Atlantic
hurricanes has not corresponded to global warming. Major
Atlantic hurricane activity was significantly less frequent
during the more recent period despite warmer
Klotzbach and Gray point out that heavy hurricane years, like
the record-setting year 2005, occurred with some regularity in
the past, when the planet was cooler: "...six previous seasons
had more hurricane days than the 2005 season. These years were
1878, 1893, 1926, 1933, 1950 and 1995. Also, five prior seasons
(1893, 1926, 1950, 1961 and 2004) had more major hurricane
days. Although the 2005 hurricane season was certainly one of
the most active on record, it was not as much of an outlier as
many have indicated."
Klotzbach and Gray do expect 10 or 20 years of increased
hurricane activity, however. And if global warming is not
causing hurricanes, it has been at least theoretically linked
to other risk factors — including rising sea levels
and an increase in heavy rainstorms and flooding. So any way
you look at it, bad weather is something coastal contractors
will have to expect in the future — and prepare for
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The Sweet Escape - 5 Acre Private Mansion Estate in Clermont
- bedrooms 10
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There is NOTHING else in the STATE of Florida ANYTHING like THE SWEET ESCAPE.
This is a gate, private 5 acre luxury paradise for couples, families, and groups of all ages.
Sweet Escape has an ENORMOUS ice cream cone shaped/themed swimming pool with a Hershey's chocolate water slide, custom-built splash park, sports courts, private put-put/mini-golf, a human CandyLand walkway/game, playgrounds, a 1200+ square foot "ice cream social" karoake night club with disco lighting, PlayStation 3 DJ Hero/Guitar Hero & similar games, a video game arcade, indoor AND outdoor movie theaters, Coke & Pepsi bedrooms w/ soda machines, pinball, carnival games, a laser tag room themed around Milky Way Bars...and MUCH more...
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Though trees and shrubs can be planted or transplanted whenever the ground isn't frozen, cool air and warm soil temperatures make autumn the best time to do the job.
The cooler air is kind to plants and trees, especially those that have just lost a major portion of their roots during digging. Soil temperatures are still warm, creating an excellent environment for new root growth.
Many plants and trees are entering a period of dormancy, so energy normally required to sustain foliage can go into root development and storing nutrients and resources during the cool months. By the spring, when demand for new growth above ground starts again, the root system should be well established so the plant can handle the upcoming demands of summer.
Here are a few additional tips to ensure the success of all your fall transplants.
• When transplanting, advance work can make the difference between those trees and shrubs just surviving and thriving. Make the planting hole two to three times wider than the current root ball, but no deeper than the plant was growing in its previous environment.
If you're planting a container-grown plant, don't assume that the soil level in the container indicates the proper depth for planting. Many times growers add more soil to the container, ultimately putting too much above the root level. At planting time, scratch away the soil to find where the roots really start. That's the proper level for planting in the ground.
It is better to plant a tree or shrub slightly high and allow the area to drain than for a plant or tree to sit in a "bowl" and collect excess water. Newly disturbed soil has a tendency to settle, and plants growing below grade can easily succumb to root rot or disease.
• When backfilling, return the existing soil to the planting hole around the roots, without amending the soil. The latest research indicates that roots growing in amended soil rarely venture into the harder native soil. For best long-term establishment, break up the existing soil, remove the rocks and backfill.
• A critical step at this stage is to water well. Not only does it provide needed moisture but the water also helps eliminate air pockets that could result in dead roots.
The final step is to mulch with 3-4 inches of organic matter, such as shredded leaves, ground bark or straw. Mulch helps soil retain its moisture and moderate its temperature. Winter can bring dry conditions, so water if needed. Roots are still growing and soil moisture is essential.
Joe Lamp'l is host of PBS' "Growing a Greener World." Reach him at joegardener.com.


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ALTHOUGH it was more or less universally assumed in the run-up to last month's British general election that it would yield a hung parliament, there was no consensus on the likely consequences of such an outcome. The possibility of a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats was mooted, but received little serious consideration among analysts and voters alike.
Partnership between the Lib Dems and Labour was broadly deemed to be decidedly more probable. The election results did not rule out that possibility, but the logic of post-electoral arithmetic propelled events in a different direction, despite Gordon Brown's somewhat desperate attempt to woo the Lib Dems by offering to make way for a new Labour leader within months.
While Labour's worst fears about an electoral wipeout were not realized, the Lib Dems did not do as well as they expected to, and a coalition between the two would have required the support of smaller parties. It would have been a tenuous affair, with little prospect of being sustained for a five-year term. In contrast, the Tories and the Lib Dems together make up a sizeable majority. There is nonetheless plenty of speculation about how long this arrangement will last, given that it is not perceived as a marriage of true minds.
For instance, the two parties are at loggerheads over electoral reform. The Lib Dems have long been devoted to the idea of proportional representation (PR), which would produce parliaments more in line with voter sentiment. The Tories abhor the idea, as it would inevitable slash their share of seats.
The pre-nuptial arrangement envisages a referendum on an alternative vote (AV) system along the lines of the practice in Australia, whereby voters don't just put a mark against their favoured candidate but also number the remaining candidates in order of preference. Thus, if your first choice does not poll well enough to be among the leading contenders for a seat, your preferences flow to your second choice, and so on. The upshot is that every victor can credibly lay claim to the imprimatur of more than half the voters in their constituency.
It's decidedly an improvement on the first-past-the-post tradition in Britain, whereby a considerably lower proportion of the vote can yield victory to a candidate, provided their rivals do worse. It's theoretically possible, for instance, in a 10-candidate contest to win a seat with 11 percent of the vote. AV works reasonably well in Australia, where it's illegal not to vote. Compulsory voting is not on the agenda in Britain, but AV would nonetheless be a step forward for Britain, and it's not easy to oppose, given that it sidesteps one of the most potent critiques of PR, namely that a system of party lists would deprive constituents of an approachable local MP.
There has thus far been no indication, however, that the Tories are willing to support a democratic reform that would reduce their parliamentary representation. Nor has any date been set for a referendum on the issue, but whenever that happens, it is all but certain that the coalition partners will be campaigning against each other. That won't be an unexpected rupture but, given that there are already powerful forces on each side that are less than thrilled by the present arrangement, there can be no guarantee that the Con-Lib Dem marriage will emerge unscathed.
The Labour Party, too, has historically opposed PR – for much the same reasons as the Tories – and has yet to adopt a stance on AV. It would be remarkably shortsighted of it to oppose the latter. And on the related question of upper chamber reform, it is more likely than the Conservatives to fall behind the concept of an entirely elected House of Lords, preferably on the basis of PR.
A nominated House of Lords is an undemocratic anomaly by any standard – and British nervousness about hung parliaments, too, sets the nation apart from Europe, where coalitions based on compromise are the norm rather than the exception. And, notwithstanding a range of problems, nowhere have they led to a demand for a return to first-past-the-post.
Were the Lib Dems to find themselves in closer agreement with Labour on these crucial matters, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's cosy partnership with the Conservatives would probably grow at least a few degrees colder. It would be incredibly silly of Labour to align itself with the status quo in this respect (and so many others) by forgoing the opportunity to drive a wedge between Clegg and Prime Minister David Cameron.
The race to succeed Brown, meanwhile, affords Labour a priceless opportunity to recover at least some of the ground it has lost during the Blair-Brown years. Back in the early 1990s, Tony Blair deemed it opportune to posit his party as, well, not all that different from the Tories – to the extent that Margaret Thatcher was happy to designate him as a worthy heir (at least until Jack Straw took Augusto Pinochet into custody). Now even the Tories are reluctant to lay claim to the Thatcher legacy, even though the portended public service cuts echo the take-no-prisoners ruthlessness of Maggie's unlamented heyday.
What's curious about the Labour leadership race is that two of the leading contenders are the sons of a highly respected Marxist theoretician who devoted much of his life to cogently arguing the case for a socialist alternative. Ralph Miliband was briefly a member of the Labour Party during the 1950s, but his subsequent contributions to The Socialist Register – a worthy annual publication he edited from 1964 until his demise in 1994 – tended to highlight the need for a new radical organization that looked beyond tinkering with economics within the capitalist context, and could think in terms of extracting Britain from its postwar role as a handmaiden to American imperialism.
His sons David and Ed are tainted by their association with the Blair-Brown machine, David – who as foreign secretary was instrumental in covering up British complicity in possible war crimes – more so than Ed, who has been endorsed by Neil Kinnock as well as Tony Benn, and has mildly criticized the Blair regime's most egregious excess: its enthusiastic participation in the Bush war against Iraq.
Should either brother become Labour leader, it would do him no harm to peruse his father's cogent and clear-headed critiques of the party's dismal trajectory. That wouldn't necessarily provoke a socialist renewal, but it would at least remind one of the sons that subscribing to the supposed free-market consensus is not the be-all and end-all of political participation.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Los Angeles Kings have agreed to a two-year contract extension with defenseman Willie Mitchell.
He has three goals, nine assists and 32 penalty minutes in 55 games this season. Mitchell signed with the team as an unrestricted free agent in August 2010.
The 34-year-old defenseman has also played for Vancouver, Dallas, Minnesota and New Jersey in his NHL career.


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The plaintiff, who suffered a traumatic brain injury in the crash, sued the township, alleging it was liable for the officer's negligent operation of the cruiser. Suit claimed that the officer backed the vehicle out of his driveway without keeping a proper lookout for traffic. The jury awarded $1.6 million. Mennare v. Charter Township of Lansing.
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This week marks the 87th annual Scripps Spelling Bee. Former spelling bee participant Yan Zhong, who is now a program manager for Skype at Microsoft, shares her memories of "Bee Week".
Margo Day, Vice president of U.S. Education at Microsoft and Sterling Beane, the West Virginia Department of Education's Chief Technology Officer, discuss how West Virginia is paving a new way for states to do business by forming a bold strategic partnership between the public and private sectors that will result in lower costs and broader access for the schools and families in West Virginia.
Technology has been making inroads in classrooms around the world for years now, but there have remained significant – and stubborn -- barriers to success, especially around access, security and affordability. The good news is that, as manufacturers and vendors continue to streamline and simplify mobile and cloud-based technology, those roadblocks are beginning to fall away.
When Leon County Schools started their 1:1 mobile learning initiative, they chose Windows 8 because of its flexibility after thorough discussion, research, and evaluation. Bill Nimmons, IT Director of Leon County Schools, shares the district's vision, decision, and best practices for other school districts moving to 1:1 learning.
International Society for Technology in Education 2014 is just a few weeks away! Microsoft is a tier 1 sponsor, we invite you to join us as we share Microsoft solutions to empower students and educators to learn, create and do more!
As lifelong learners, the work of teachers includes continual learning about all dimensions of their practice. Research shows that teacher professional development leads to student success. Learn more about how Microsoft technology empowers online professional development communities and join the discussion.
Teachers continue to play a key role in shaping the next generation of leaders. Anthony Salcito, Vice President of Worldwide Education at Microsoft, introduces us to a few hardworking American teachers that represent those who are shaping the future today and everyday.
In honor of teachers during teacher appreciation week, Microsoft is happy to share new teacher training materials for the dedicated teachers who are reimagining teaching and learning with Windows 8.1.


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Gusty winds are expected to continue across San Diego County through early Monday.
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Israeli writers' trophy leads to 'emptiness of the day after'
Yali Sobol, left, and Lior Garty of Sofrim Golim, which could mean either "counting goals" or "writers in exile," kiss the cup after a 4–2, come-from-behind victory over Germany on Dec 16. (Photo courtesy Israel Football Association)
Eduardo Galeano traces the impulse to write El fútbol a sol y sombra (Soccer in Sun and Shadow) and other works to perceptions of his own shortcomings as a young player: "Irredeemable klutz, disgrace of the playing fields, I had no choice but to ask of words what the ball so desired denied me."
The statement makes one wonder whether writing and playing football are mutually exclusive talents. Must one resort to literary imagination when denied the opportunity to achieve glory in the arena?
Assaf Gavron, captain of the Israel team that had its introduction to the European Writers' League in a friendly in Germany in May (see Dec 9), suggests that barriers between sport and literature are not so impermeable. Gavron occasionally has introduced footballers as characters in his novels and short stories and sees the game as a legitimate literary subject. For writers, the appeal of football is simple: "I think the main appeal is to accomplish the boyhood dream of many men really, not only writers," says Gavron in a podcast interview Dec 18. "It is to be a football star."
Interview with Gavron, from Tel Aviv, Dec 18. (24:26) Download »
When trophies do come, however—as one did for Israel on Dec 16 when it beat Germany 4–2, following a 3–2 win over English writers two days earlier (see video)—the post-match comments take on a different tone. It is hard to imagine David Beckham pondering "the loneliness of a player on the pitch" in homage to Peter Handke's metaphorical connection, in The Goalkeeper's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick, between goal-tending and existential separation. The ephemeral nature of glory (sic transit gloria mundi) also does not come up often in the mixed zone. But Gavron, for one, draws a comparison between a football victory and finishing a novel.
I tell you what does feel similar is the emptiness of the day after. You win it, it's exciting, you lift the cup and then the day after you're back to your normal day life. You have to start climbing a new mountain from the bottom. It's similar to the day you complete a novel, which is also something that you work for a long time, day after day, and aspire to and then, the moment it's done, the next day you look around and say, "OK, what's the big deal? What am I doing now?" And you're back to your gray and normal life.
The Israeli entry in the Writers' League, composed of poets, novelists, creators of comic books, editors and publishers ranging from Haifa in the north to Jerusalem (see roster below), fell behind by two goals against Germany. Similarly, in Berlin in May, Israel had allowed three in the first half—two on penalties. This time, Gavron said that home turf and a possible advantage resulting from Germany's earlier match with England, a "World War II battle" after which two players were taken to hospital, meant that Israel could exploit a disciplined training schedule leading up to the tournament. The game-changers, though, were two players with elite experience—one on a youth team at Maccabi Haifa—who have become published authors.
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3.15/5 rDev -8.4%
This beer pours a hazy pale yellow/orange color with a one inch bright white head. There is nice head retention.
The aroma is rather basic. There is a bit of citrus, and pale malt. Not much else.
The taste is very weak. Some pale grain, and a light bit of citrus. No real spicing which is definitely an issue.
The mouthfeel is thin and lightly carbonated.
Overall it's a nice summer session beer, but not a good example of a witbier.
04-20-2012 00:33:18 | More by Goliath
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3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
04-26-2013 14:34:45 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +16.3%
03-04-2013 04:09:46 | More by Lazaro
2.73/5 rDev -20.6%
12oz brown bottle. Pours a semi-hazi dirty blonde colored beer with a crackling head and very little lacing and retention. Definitely doesn't look like a Witbier.
Wheat, citrus, and a soft dusting of spices in the nose. Light-bodied, fizzy carbonation, round palate. Malty upfront with some fruity sweetness mixed in. Notes of orange and rind. Lemongrass. Wheaty edge. Mild powdery spices; mainly coriander. Finish is dry with some wheat husky notes, hint of breadiness, and lingering rind and spice.
Not a bad beer, but it misses the mark as a Witbier, which this was based on according to the Alaskan website. And the expect Belgian characters are not present (which makes me wonder if they used a house yeast strain vs. a Belgian one), like complex yeast flavors, and the style's trademark cloudiness and sediment that's a big part of the experience. Instead, the beer seemed too clean (partially filtered, I'm guessing) and dumbed down.
Basically I expected a Witbier, but got an American Wheat Ale w/ some spices.
08-03-2009 06:13:15 | More by Todd
New York
3.56/5 rDev +3.5%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12 ounce bottle into tulip glass.
Appearance: The body has a heavy haze and a peach color with a light white head on top. The head is small and fades quickly making some slick lacing.
Smell: I get a nice lemony citrus along with some spicy close and orange rind over light wheat notes.
Taste/Palate: There is a big spicy clove and sweet lemony/orange presence up front with light wheat notes backing it up. I also get a slight astringent note and some pale hop bitterness on the back end. This all comes in a smooth feeling medium bodied package
11-07-2013 16:13:11 | More by generallee
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
05-04-2013 13:08:11 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
05-19-2014 06:36:37 | More by 77apm
3.78/5 rDev +9.9%
12oz brown twist-off shorty, some sort of freshness code on the bottle.
Mildly hazed and bubbly golden yellow color, tiny bubbled sudsy head has a great retention. The softness of the coriander and orange peel ride well with the maltiness in the nose. Lightish body with a rounded smoothness. Subtle malt base is sturdy but lets the spicing take the lead, coriander is bittersweet and melds well with the edge of orange peel. Slight yeast and lemony hoppiness in the drying finish.
A good stab at the style, the playing field for this style has become a bit crowded these days though this one does a good job of standing out from most.
05-02-2009 02:37:28 | More by Jason
3.58/5 rDev +4.1%
The beer pours a hazy golden color with a white head. The aroma is heavy on the wheat with a hint of coriander thrown in. The flavor has quite a bit more orange peel in it, as well as some coriander and wheat. Overall, this is a basic Belgian White, with well balanced notes and easy drinkability. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
06-18-2012 03:26:07 | More by Mora2000
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
06-09-2014 05:00:39 | More by chossboss
3.18/5 rDev -7.6%
Poured from bottle into Chalice. Best by 7/27/11.
Appearance: Hazy orange with an extremely white cap. Looks more like a Hefe than a Wit, but without the impressive head and lacing.
Smell: Orange extravaganza with light wheat and coriander.
Taste: Light wheat flavor with complex orange layers on top. Light coriander finish but remains fairly sweet throughout.
Feel: Moderately high carbonation, fairly light body with just a semi-dry finish.
Overall: Overall this has a nice orange-like flavor, but it isn't really a Wit, as it lacks Belgian yeast and the crisp dryness I expect. More like an American Wheat with loads of orange. Certainly drinkable and refreshing but I have little desire to have it again.
05-20-2011 00:36:38 | More by bsp77
3.35/5 rDev -2.6%
A-Golden, much clearer than most wits. Barely any foam, looks pretty plain.
S-Grainy, wheaty, hints of spices.
T-Only beer I've ever had that reminds me of dill weed; more so when it is fresh. Also has a bit of hot dog flavor, mace and coriander like. Wheat and barley dominate rest of flavor.
M-Nice body-seems like more barley than most wits. Very little CO2.
D-High, but so are most wit beers.
O-Nice easy drinking white. Not as sweet as most American witbiers. Nothing outstanding about this beer-just a solid drinking beer that I will be glad to have more of.
10-14-2011 02:31:26 | More by deebo
4/5 rDev +16.3%
10-28-2013 15:26:40 | More by rhinonau
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
11-14-2011 15:34:08 | More by bpfrush
4.33/5 rDev +25.9%
Poured from 12 oz. bottle into a Sam Adams pint glass.
Appearance: Murky golden orange with lots of bubbles and a little bit of particles floating around. Good two finger white head that has good retention and lacing.
Smell: Strong scent of coriander spice and oranges with wheat and a little bit of lemon. Also has hints of coconut, banana and other fruits.
Taste: A sweet and spicy mix of oranges, coriander, lemon, and wheat is followed by a strong kick of coconut with a little banana. The coconut adds a tasty and interesting balance in the finish.
Mouthfeel: Light to medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Very crisp.
Overall: A very tasty and interesting take on a Witbier. I really like the coconut finish. It makes this beer stand out to me among other American versions of this style.
06-03-2011 05:21:02 | More by MattyG85
3.1/5 rDev -9.9%
Good hazy bright yellow, decent amount of white head that kicks it for a little bit. Aroma was that spice herbal thing.
Taste, a little lighter with the witbier spices making it a little more drinkable sometimes than a style I'm not heavily into. Coriander, a little bit of orange, not a real defineable yeast experience to this.
A drinkable enough beer that will probably be better when you need to change up styles, hot day, girlfriend beer etc. . .
03-22-2011 17:34:12 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
05-20-2012 14:26:30 | More by valkyre65
4/5 rDev +16.3%
11-25-2011 05:37:10 | More by richkrull
3.93/5 rDev +14.2%
Poured a cloudy yellow with a two finger white head. Standard for the style. Scents of coriander, yeast, wheat malt and slight orange peel. Again, nothing fantastic and stand out, but true to style. Flavors of coriander, wheat bread, slight citrus flavors with a moderate hop bitterness and a dry finish. Quite nice, again true to style, very refreshing. Mouthfeel is light bodied with high carbonation. Quite easy to drink. A good, but not spectacular, example of a witbier. Better than Hoegaarden and Blue Moon, not as good as Allagash White. Still worth having at least once.
06-29-2013 06:25:26 | More by Auraan
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
04-02-2014 16:38:38 | More by LXIXME
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
02-21-2013 08:19:45 | More by ste5venla
3.75/5 rDev +9%
08-09-2014 23:39:41 | More by BraveMountie
3/5 rDev -12.8%
11-10-2013 15:39:05 | More by Shawner
3.48/5 rDev +1.2%
Pours a slightly hazy dirty blonde color with a white head of foam that disappointingly doesn't last...not even lacing at the end.
Aroma is lemon grass and wheat malts with hints of orange peel and coriander.
Taste is much like the aroma, only more so. Nice balance is achieved with an initial malty sweetness followed immediately with a sharp bite on the tongue from the massive carbonation, hints of lemon, bitter coriander, and light orange peel.
Aftertaste is bright, crisp and clean with a hint of the orange rind that disappears quickly forcing you to take another sip.
This is a very nice light beer for the dog days of summer, but I'm not really sure if I would call it a witbier. American Summer Wheat, perhaps, but lacking some of the dimension I expect in a nice witbier.
08-23-2010 23:24:39 | More by IntriqKen
Alberta (Canada)
2.93/5 rDev -14.8%
This beer pours a hazy medium golden yellow colour, with one finger of foamy, soapy white head, which leaves a thin ring of lace around the glass as it quickly abates. It smells of floral, sugary grain, with a bit of coriander and yeast. The taste is weirdly herbal, over a soft wheaty malt, and coriander spice. The carbonation is moderate, the body medium weight, a bit spritzy, and it finishes pretty dry, the herbal weirdness still holding court.
One of the strangest witbiers that I've come across, and very difficult to describe in detail. Almost medicinal, in its initial sweetness. Hmmm. Not something I would want to pursue.
09-12-2010 03:47:30 | More by biboergosum
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As an original founder of Open Source, Richard Stallman cautions in an interview with the British Guardian newspaper about the repercussions of cloud computing. His main objection: dependency and loss of control.
Just days after Stallman finished celebrating the 25th anniversary of his GNU Open Source project, the controversial free software activist was again making headlines. This time his diatribe was aimed at a current trend in the IT industry known as cloud computing. Through this service, which even Red Hat offers with its Jboss over the Amazon EC2, IT power such software, computing capacity, and even storage can be rented from external sources rather than being drawn from the desktop. The promise to users is the greater flexibility of paying only for what they need. Stallman doesn't trust this promise. He takes Google's Gmail service as an example and warns that such web-based programs force locked and proprietary systems on users, and can only become increasingly expensive.
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The Mt. Zion Fellowship of Churches will have its monthly service at 3:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 14, at Starlight Missionary Baptist Church, 350 N. 37th St. inOrange. Pastor Charlot, vice president of the Mt. Zion Fellowship, will deliver the message. Everyone is welcome to attend and be Blessed.
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New Beginning Church Outreach Ministry will hold its first ever Men's Conference from 9 a.m. - noon, Saturday, Oct. 20, and 3:30 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 21. The public is invited to be blessed with five dynamic men of power and men of purpose. Call 409-670-2994 or 409-886-5554 for information.
Harvest Chapel Campmeeting
Harvest Chapel Full Gospel Church, 1305 Irving St. in West Orange, will have its Campmeeting at 10 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 21, and 7 p.m., nightly, Monday, Oct. 22 - Friday, Oct. 26. Guest speakers from Colorado, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Arizona and Texas will attend. Call Pastor Ruth at 409-882-0862 or 409-313-2768 for info.
Women's Ministry
Gateway Christian Church, 1503 Green Ave. in Orange, and Apostle Larry Phillips Sr. and Elder Vicki Phillips, will conduct a Women in Ministry Worship Service at 4 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 11. Speaker of the hour Minister Phyllis Chavis of the Full Gospel Holy Temple. The public is invited to attend.
Mt. Zion Services
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church meets at 9:30 a.m., Sunday, for Sunday School; 11 a.m., Sunday, for Worship Service; 6 p.m., Monday, for Brotherhood and Women's Ministry; 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, for Bible study; and 7 p.m., Wednesday, for mid-week service.
First United Methodist Services
First United Methodist Church, 502 N. Sixth St. in Orange, holds Traditional services at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., Sunday; Contemporary services at 9 a.m., Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Call the church at 409-886-7466 for more information.
Worship Service
Bishop Larry Phillips Sr. and Gateway Christian Church, 1503 Green Ave. in Orange, invite the public to Sunday morning worship at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday worship at 6:30 p.m. Men and Women's Ministry at 6:30 p.m., Monday; and Family Bible at 6:30 p.m., Thursday. The public is invited.
Weekly Bible Study
Pastor C.W. Crawford and Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 512 John St. in Orange, will hold a weekly Bible study at 6 p.m., every Tuesday. The public is invited.
Morning Bible Study
Trinity Lutheran will begin having morning Bible study at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday. The study will be lead by Pastor Paul Zoch and the public is invited to attend. The study will be followed by a light lunch and fellowship.
Calvary's Purchase
Calvary's Purchase clothing ministry, located at 8257 State Hwy 87 N. in Orange, is open from 9 a.m. - noon, every Thursday. The clothes are free and in good condition and are available for whomever needs them.
Emma Wallace Lambs
The members of the Emma Wallace Lamb Center meet at 6 p.m., on the second, third and fourth Thursday of each month at God's Living Word, 111 Cherry St. in Orange. The group is committed to restoring the grounds of the Wallace Center. Call 409-670-9743 for info.
Feed my Sheep
Feed my Sheep Outreach Ministries invites the public for a hot lunch and great fellowship from noon to 1 p.m., every Saturday, at Salem United Methodist Church, 402 John Ave. in Orange. Come and feed your physical body as your soul finds peace and comfort. Call the church at 409-883-2611 for info.
Daily prayer
Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church, 1207 Link Ave. in Orange, invites the public to come and pray from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., daily, Monday thru Friday. Call 409-886-5387 or 409-313-5766 for info.


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State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow some school employees to carry guns on campus. But not all Dougherty County School Board members are convinced that's the right thing to do. The Elementary School Protection Act would focus on the most vulnerable students.
Some lawmakers in Georgia are pushing legislation they say would make schools safer. "I surely believe that there should be an additional consideration to having a greater security presence at our schools. And exactly how we're going to do that- I think we need to look at it, we need to look at it very closely," said District 6 School Board Member Darrel Ealum.
Dougherty County School board chairman Carol Tharin says the tragedy at Sandy Hook has pushed them to look at their current plans, especially at the elementary school level. "It's a very sensitive subject and a very serious subject. We want to do everything we can to keep our children safe as they can possibly be. Nothing is going to make them 100% safe."
The school massacre also sparked the Elementary School Protection Act. It would allow school boards in Georgia to decide whether to let elementary school employees carry guns on campus. It would require those employees to have five years of law enforcement experience and participate in a peace officer training course. But Dougherty County school board members aren't sold on the bill just yet.
"I don't think that makes a lot of sense because I don't know that we have any teachers in our system who are former law enforcement people. So I think to apply that to a situation would be really hard to do," said Tharin.
"We need to be looking at the possibility of higher levels of security at the elementary schools. But on this bill, we really got to wait and see exactly what the Senator is talking about and suggesting before obviously we as a board can be considering as to whether we think it's a good idea or not and take action on it," said Ealum.
Right now Dougherty County School police officers are not stationed full time at elementary schools. They're dispatched as needed.
School board members plan to discuss school safety again in the next four to six weeks.
All of this talk about guns in schools has sparked a town hall meeting. Albany city commissioner Jon Howard is hosting the forum to allow folks to share their opinions and learn about the proposed legislation. It's scheduled for 10am Saturday at the East Albany Community Center, located at 1721 East Oglethorpe Blvd.
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BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Baltimore Orioles have apologized to two South Korean baseball organizations upset with the club over its contract with a local high school pitcher.
The Korea Baseball Association said Friday that the Orioles violated local rules that bar the signing of student players until their graduation year. KBA officials said the Orioles signed 17-year-old left-hander Kim Seong-min last month.
Dan Duquette, Baltimore's new executive vice president of baseball operations, apologized to the Korea Baseball Organization and the Korea Baseball Association on Friday for an "unintentional breach of protocol in failing to tender a status check in the process of signing" Kim.
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Only the lactic acid piling up in the muscles of both teams can claim any kind of victory right now in this game. Georgia Tech's Josh Nesbitt slogged out enough yardage on obviously wobbly legs to put Georgia Tech into field goal range, thanks largely to a Clemson defense as fatigued as the Yellow Jackets quarterback at this point. 27--27 after a Tech field goal.
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'Electric Love' drops Tuesday, April 26th.
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A household name in the world of house music for over 15 years, Fred Everything (our favorite Canadian) has over 150 releases to his name on some of the best labels and a favorite amongst house heads. For the 5 year anniversary of his own label, Lazy Days, he mixes his favorite tracks from the diversified catalog. Exclusive to this release are new remixes by Ian Pooley, Crazy P, Art of Tones, and disco producer, Greg Wilson. The album also features AtJazz, Lovebirds, JT Donaldson, Shur-I-kan, Tortured Soul and Kruse & Nuernberg.
Also keep an eye out for limited edition vinyl 12" featuring the new remixes from Greg Wilson, Crazy P, and more.
Congrats Fred! Click here to purchase the digital copy from Beatport now.
You will be able to pick up the CD and 12" vinyl here at the Om Records Store shortly. Stay tuned.
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Today, Om Records presents the second part of the "Changes" single series…"Changes 2". For this release, we've brought out some heavy-hitters like In Flagranti, Body Language, Mike Monday (Vocal and Dub versions), and Shiny Objects (Vocal and Dub versions).
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Today's a big release day for us…the latest Dirty Vegas single, "Changes 1" came out along with a new compilation of slick, underground beats brought to you by our sister label Smoke N'Mirrors entitled 'Audio Illusions V.1'.
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We're so excited to have the legend, Ian Pooley as an extended artist here at Om. What would Ian Pooley play? Check out his brand new DJ Chart he just did for Beatport to find out. The chart includes his recent Smoke N' Mirrors release, "Give You Up".
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Ian Pooley "Give You Up (2009 Remix)" by OmRecords
We've thrown some epic parties in our lifetime, and the Om Grammy showcase featuring Groove Armada, Dirty Vegas, and Jason Bentley, was definitely another addition to that list. Wow. We're still high off the lasers, love, and amazing sounds of Dirty Vegas, Groove Armada, and Jason Bentley. Could we go back to Saturday please?
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This is not to be missed! A show of legends. KCRW will air an in-studio session with electronic pioneers, Underworld, along side an interview with legendary director/artist, David Lynch. Tune in at 10am tomorrow morning online at KCRW.COM for an exclusive interview with the director behind cult hits, Twin Peaks, Mulholland Drive, and Lost Highway as he embarks on his new endeavor.
Immediately after (11:15am), electronic giants, Underworld perform MBE exclusive versions of tracks from "Barking", their 8th studio album and a celebration of 30 years as a recording artist.
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Check out the Underworld remix of David Lynch's "Good Day Today" out now!
Fabric 56th installment of their infamous mix series will be mixed by non-other than Chicago pioneer, Derrick Carter. Derrick will bring his unique blend of Chicago jack house to the mix.
"I produce all the time. I put a few specials on my fabric album from my private stock. I re-edit a lot of things. I have a different dancefloor vision. I like to think of it like sports tuners. They get a nice car and it works well enough but they tune it so that it fits their needs. Better performance, add some growl! It's the same thing, I fix it up so it works for me, so when I play it, I get more power at lower revs, so to speak."
"I was trying to get as close to a set as I could. One that spans time and goes from maybe 10 years ago, to some stuff that's not released, to some stuff that wont be released other than on this album. That's how a real set is for me, I have some new stuff, some old stuff, some special stuff. I tried to give it that kind of treatment so it's authentic, and real and valid and present. It's Derrick. All day."
1. Jody Fingers Finch – Jack Your Big Booty (Derrick's BHQ Acid Vocal / BHQ Bonus Of Beats) Green Velvet – La La Land (D's BHQ Business Remix)/ Dennis Ferrer – Church Lady (Tommy Davis & DJ Spen Bom Bom Bom Tool)
2. Almost Septembe…r – Love (Derrick's BHQ Remix)
3. DJ Sneak – Respect Bonito (Justin Long Remix)
4. Nick Garcia – Playin Tricks (Hector Moralez Remix)
5. Scope – 8 Track
6. Cricco Castelli – First Love
7. Osunlade pres. Nadirah Shakoor – Pride (Johnny D Remix)
8. Iz & Diz – Cosmid
9. Roger Sanchez – My Organ
10. Scrubfish – Testify To The Soul Provider
11. Olene Kadar feat. D-Low – Baby Keep It Up
12. Cajmere – Percolator (Derrick Carter Bonus Mix)
13. 1200 Warriors – HardDrum (B-Boy Mix)
14. Tripmastaz – Back on My BS
15. Piek meets Stan Garac – La Gondola
16. Légo – Bang Bang
17. Abraham Inc. – Moskowitz Remix (D's BHQ Re-edit)
Ready to capture the International dance floor once again, "Electric Love" marks the return of legendary electronic act DIRTY VEGAS. "Electric Love" finds that elusive sweet spot between the slickly polished electronic sounds of their past and a more decidedly rock edge, deftly balancing beats and guitar-led melodies.
The single features exclusive remixes from the likes of DFA's Runaway (my personal favorite), Kitsune's Cassette Club, Eli Escobar, Alex Tepper, DJ Fame, and Dirty Vegas' own Paul Harris.
The single is available at your favorite Digital Retailer everywhere. Click HERE to purchase.
Check out some of the tracks from the single below and let us know which ones are your favorites… enjoy!!!
Electric Love – Original Mix by OmRecords
Electric Love (Runaway Remix) by OMrecords
Dirty Vegas – Electric Love (Casette Club Remix) by nikolatsi
Electric Love (Eli Escobar Remix) by OMrecords
Electric Love (Paul Harris Remix) by OMrecords


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Joplin High School prepares for its first musical, "Seussical", with this years new theatre director in a new-old space.
When the May 22 tornado took away the high school it took away years of props and costumes that had accumulated at the high school theatre department.
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The Memorial High School Theatre comes to life again with students preparing for "Seussical", the musical, but this old theatre built in 1917 has some new tools to make the performance shine. An entire lighting system with control board and wiring was donated through grants from Sight and Sound Theatre in Branson.
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The performances begin Thursday night at 7. Ticket info is available at jhs.joplinschools.org.
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