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"Bullies strike when there are no adults around, so lockers, hallways, recess, gyms - when parents, guardians and teachers aren't looking," said Thomas Kremer with the Hetrich-Martin Institute.
"There are various ways that you know that a child is at risk," said Francis Alexander with Scholastic Books. "First, check with the child - do they look depressed? More absent than usual? Changing normal habits and Behaviors? Other things are playing rough with their toys even the kinds of things they might say in dramatic play."
She also has a solution that can be as easy and affordable as reading.
"Books are a really effective tool for parents and teachers to learn about being a bully or if you're being bullied," Alexander said. "Or if you are a bystander and you see behavior going on at your school or in the playground that you know shouldn't be happening."
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Fees and tuition are established in June by the Board of Trustees in conjunction with legislative action which determines the annual appropriation to the institution. Any changes from the fees and expenses detailed here will be available prior to registration for the semester to which they apply. The general fees in effect through August 1, 2003 are as follows, and are subject to change.
Fees and Expenses
Maintenance Fee (In-state Fee) - Undergraduate Fee Per Semester $1,450
Programs & Facilities Fee - Undergraduate Fee Per Semester $199
Technology Fee - Undergraduate Fee Per Semester $100
Yearbook Fee - $8.50
Additional Charges For Out-of-State Students - Per Semester $3,510 (See "Residency Regulations" in the section, Undergraduate Admission Procedures and Requirements.)
* All fees and expenses listed are current as of Academic Year 2002-03. Check the Web at www.utm.edu for current fees and expenses.
Part-Time Student - Any regular student who is permitted to carry fewer than 12 academic hours including developmental courses becomes a part-time student.
Optional Hourly Rate - In lieu of the above charges for Maintenance Fee (In-state Fee), Programs and Facilities Fee, and Technology Fee (and tuition for out-of-state students), part-time students may elect to pay fees computed by the semester hour credit (or audit) as follows:
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Cooperative Education Registration Fee Hourly Rate $121
Audit Fee - Fees for courses being audited are the same as those taken for credit, except for persons 60 years old or older who may be allowed to audit courses without charge. (See section on "Auditors.")
Late Registration Service Fee $5
Students who do not complete their payments on the regular registration days set aside for that purpose will be assessed the late registration fee. Such a charge also applies to late payment of other charges past due. This fee is not refundable.
Delayed Payment Policy and Fee $25
Although fees, rent, and other university expenses are due and payable at the beginning of each semester (prior to the next semester if the student has advance registered), eligible students may request a deferment of fees. Current maintenance fee (in-state fee), tuition out-of-state, programs & facilities, technology, residence hall rent and meal plan fees are the only charges that can be deferred. After applying all types of financial aid, up to one-half of the remaining balance of these charges may be deferred.
The student must pay all charges from prior terms. Current financial aid funds may NOT be used to pay any of these prior charges.
Accounts due the university in addition to fees, rent, etc., may be paid at registration time. Students are responsible for advising assessors at the time of registration of any charges levied in error and of any omissions such as residence hall rent. Failure to notify the assessor and make payment constitutes a delayed payment subject to the service fee.
For Spring and Fall semesters, the deferred charge is due no later than 45 days after the start of classes. The service charge for a deferment is $25 and is not refundable.
Since summer school is shorter than fall or spring, it is divided into two sessions. Therefore, the deferred charge is due no later than June 20. The service charge for deferment is $10 for students attending one session only and $20 for students attending both sessions. The service charge for summer deferement is not refundable. In order to qualify for summer deferments, students must set the deferment up with the Business Office by May 1.
Monthly Payment of Room Charges $10
Semester residence hall rent may be paid in four monthly installments as follows: The $10 service fee, a $100 deposit, and the first of four monthly installments must be paid at registration. The second, third, and fourth payments will be due and payable at four-week intervals with the fourth payment due and payable no later than the last day of classes. A $25 late payment charge will be assessed on each monthly installment which is not paid on or before the due date for that installment. Further details are available upon request from the Office of Business Affairs.
Monthly Payment of Food Meal Plan or Declining Balance Plan - Monthly payment options are available for this program with guidelines similar to those for monthly payments of room charges. Further details are available upon request from the Office of Business Affairs.
Student Identification Card - No Charge
Each student at his/her first registration is issued a plastic identification card. The student is expected to retain this ID card during his/her entire enrollment at UT Martin and to have it with him/her at all times for purposes of identification. The card is property of the university and may be reclaimed if used by any person other than the one whose signature it bears. The card is acceptable only when validated for the current semester.
Lost ID Card Replacement $15
Loss of an ID card should be reported promptly to the Skyhawk Card Office. Upon payment of this charge, a replacement may be obtained from the university.
Diploma Fee - No Charge
The student is not charged for the first copy of his/her diploma. Additional copies are $5 per copy including diplomas which must be relettered. The fee for backdated diplomas is $10 each.
Telephone Service - Telephone connections are in each residence hall room. Charges for basic telephone service are included in the residence hall fee. Long-distance telephone service is available upon application each semester in Room 212, Boling University Center. Students must provide their own telephone instruments in residence halls.
Telephone Damage Charge - Variable
Students will be assessed charges according to posted rates for damages to their telephone instrument if other than normal wear and tear. Instruments are not provided in Austin Peay, McCord and Ellington dormitories.
Dropping Hours (Continue with a reduced class load) - When a student decreases the number of hours attempted during a term, a refund may be calculated based upon the official drop day as presented to Business Affairs from the Office of Academic Records.
Amount of Refund by calendar days following registration day
Refunds are based on the fees, not the amount paid. If the student is receiving financial aid, refunds will be returned to the financial aid accounts, including lenders of student loans, before any money is returned to the student. Credit balances from all sources of the university, with the possible exception of Title IV funds, will be applied to outstanding charges before a refund is issued.
Refunds for Financial Aid Recipients - Financial aid recipients must successfully complete two-thirds of their attempted hours in order to maintain satisfactory academic progress toward their degree. Students who do not successfully complete two-thirds of their attempted hours may request an appeal to have their financial aid reinstated. UTM's full satisfactory academic progress policy as well as the appeal form can be located at the home page of the Office of Student Financial Assistance (www.utm.edu/admin/finaid).
Refunds for Withdrawing (Drop all classes) - Withdrawals from school for any reason during any term must be made by official notification to the Division of Student Affairs. Failure to attend classes does not cancel enrollment. The date of the withdrawal is one factor used to determine the amount of fees to be refunded. Other factors include whether a student is a first-time student on this campus, whether a student is receiving Title IV financial aid, and whether unpaid charges (total institutional costs minus the sum of total aid paid to institutional costs and cash paid by the student) remain on the student's account. The institutional refund policy will be used for students who do not receive Title IV financial aid. The following percentages will be used to refund institutional charges (fees, tuition and room):
Refunds are based on the fees, not the amount paid. If the student is receiving financial aid, refunds will be returned to the financial aid accounts, including lenders of student loans, before any money is returned to the student. Credit balances from all sources of the university, with the possible exception of Title IV funds, will be applied to outstanding charges before a refund is issued.
Summer school term is shorter than fall and spring and the summer term is divided into sessions. Therefore, refunding percentages will be as follows for summer term.
No refunds will be made until two weeks after the close of registration during the regular school year and two weeks after the close of second session summer semester registration.
Example: The student's institutional charges for the semester total $1,749 which was paid by a personal check. The student withdrew on the ninth calendar day following regular registration. The refund would be $1,399.
Calculation: $1,749 @ 80% = $1,399 rounded to the closest whole dollar.
The federal refund calculation policy will be used for students who have attended classes at UT Martin and are receiving Title IV financial aid. Under this refund policy, withdrawals on the first day of classes will permit a 100% refund of institutional charges (fees, tuition, room & board, with no allowance for deposit or consumption on room & board). Withdrawals after the first day of classes will be calculated based on the number of days the student completes in the enrollment period.
Example: The student has enrolled at UT Martin and is receiving a federal Pell Grant of $1,170. The institutional charges are $1,749. The student withdrew on the 11th day of the enrollment period. The enrollment period is 117 days in length (11/117=9.4% completed days). The refund percent will be 90.6% (100%-9.4%). Therefore, $1,749 x 90.6% = $1,584.59 will be returned to the federal Pell account.
All students must settle accounts with the Office of Business Affairs and complete the registration for courses before attending classes. A validated fee receipt is required to complete the registration procedure. This applies to anyone whose fees may be billed, prepaid or waived. All charges are subject to subsequent audit. Errors will be corrected by refund or additional charge. Personal checks (see "Bad Check Charges"), Master Card, Visa and Discover credit cards are accepted only for the amount owed. (Discover cards are only accepted on campus by the Office of Business Affairs.) Banks now require that their own printed checks with identifying account numbers be used.
The university is authorized by statute to withhold diplomas, grades, transcripts and registration privileges from any student until debts and obligations owed to the university are satisfied. This does not include student loans being repaid in accordance with the repayment agreements.
Any question regarding a student's financial account due the university should be directed to the bursar in the Office of Business Affairs. In the event a student does not feel that the amount in question is correct, he/she may appeal the matter to university officials in the following order: (1) director of business affairs, (2) vice chancellor for finance and administration, and (3) chancellor. As circumstances warrant, other officials may be contacted for assistance and information.
Financial Aid Repayment - Withdrawals - Any financial aid recipient who withdraws from the university prior to completing 60% of the term may have to repay to the appropriate financial aid account(s) a portion of financial aid funds received.
Bad Check Charges (not refundable) - Returned check in payment of fees, including deferred fee payments, redeemed within 10 days of first notice - $35. Returned check in payment of fees, including deferred fee payments, redeemed after 10 days of first notice - $70
Returned check for items other than fees, redeemed within 10 days of first notice $15
Returned check for items other than fees, redeemed after 10 days of first notice $30
The appropriate charge applies to all checks returned to the university by the appropriate bank for insufficient funds or other legitimate reasons. The writer of the check will be notified immediately at the address that appears on the check. Failure to respond within five days of a second notice will result in withdrawal from school. If withdrawal occurs, the appropriate refund percentage will be used to determine the balance due on fees for that term. Returned checks must be picked up with cash or a money order. Students with more than one returned check per school year will be required to pay fees and university accounts with cash or a money order for the balance of that school year. Students with more than two returned checks in consecutive school years will be required to pay fees and university accounts with cash or a money order for the balance of their enrollment.


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The first edition of the Mississippi State (A&M then) basketball team, coached by T.H. Werner (the pimp in the top right of the photo) would start off the inaugural campaign in 1908 red hot, winning their first five games against heavy competition such as the Brownsville Athletic Club and the College of Memphis. Unfortunately, they would go into a tailspin, losing their last five games to teams like LSU, Tulane and the New Orleans YMCA. But, you know, the jerseys were cool! I wonder if back then people gathered 'round for the great jersey unveiling. Something tells me... probably not. (photo courtesy of MSU / MSU Media Relations, Media Guide 2010-11, pg. 177)
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The Senate resumed consideration of the motion to proceed to S 2230, the Paying a Fair Share bill, which proposes to set a minimum tax rate… read more
The Senate resumed consideration of the motion to proceed to S 2230, the Paying a Fair Share bill, which proposes to set a minimum tax rate for high-income taxpayers. This rule is popularly known as the "Buffett Rule."
At 4:30 p.m. the Senate proceeded to executive session to consider the nomination of Stephanie Dawn Thacker of West Virginia to be a U.S. Circuit Judge for the Fourth Circuit.
At about 5:30 p.m. the Senate took roll call votes on the Thacker nomination, followed by cloture on the motion to proceed to S. 2230. close
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RALEIGH — The Wake County Board of Commissioners is facing a new call to back raising pay for teachers, but this time from their own staff.
County staff recommended Monday that commissioners include urging the General Assembly to raise teacher pay as one of this years legislative lobbying goals. The call comes the same day that a legislative task force recommended overhauling teacher compensation in North Carolina.
We feel that teacher pay is an important issue and something that the state needs to address, Denise Foreman, assistant to the Wake County manager, told commissioners. We propose that as a local legislative goal, to support legislation that provides public school teachers with an increase in base pay.
The recommendation comes after Wake Superintendent Jim Merrill unveiled a budget proposal last month asking that the commissioners fund a 3.5 percent pay raise for all school employees, including teachers. While the state provides most of the money for teacher salaries, Merrill said the county needs to pick up the slack after years of state salary freezes.
Merrills long-term goal is to raise Wakes average teacher salary of $45,512 to the national average of $56,383 an increase he said would require an additional $130 million in local dollars by 2020.
Commissioners wont officially begin dealing with Merrills proposal until after the school board completes the budget next month. In the meantime, commissioners will discuss this years legislative goals April 21.
There was little initial discussion of Foremans proposal as commissioners were rushing to end the meeting to attend a reception for new County Manager Jim Hartmann, who was sworn into office Monday.
Thats a state issue, said Commissioner Paul Coble, a Republican, of the proposal after the meeting.
Phil Matthews, the Republican chairman of the Board of Commissioners, said after the meeting that he first wanted to see what the legislative task force recommended.
The legislatures Educator Effectiveness and Compensation Task Force released a report saying, in the short term, salaries should be increased significantly for teachers with less than 10 years experience. Increasing all salaries is a long-term goal. Gov. Pat McCrory and legislative leaders already have committed to raise the salary floor to $35,000.
The task force also asks the legislature to direct the State Board of Education to develop a detailed proposal. North Carolina ranks 46th nationally in average teacher pay.
Commissioner James West, a Democrat, agreed that increasing teacher pay should be on the legislative agenda. He also said that the commissioners should see how much of Merrills proposed pay can be provided this year.
We need to show the teachers in Wake County that we truly believe in them, West said in an interview.
Kevin Leonard, deputy director of the N.C. Association of County Commissioners, warned Wake commissioners Monday that the states revenue picture to support teacher pay raises is fuzzy. He noted that revenue projections are down and Medicaid costs are up.
Theres going to be some significant pressures on revenue, he said.
Leonard wants Wake to back the associations legislative goals, which include restoring to state law a previous standard that 40 percent of the N.C. Education Lottery proceeds should go to school construction.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Two more teens have been charged in an underage drinking case involving Deep Run High School.
Two 18-year-olds, Taylor Click and Madison Mitchell, are charged with underage possession of alcohol.
This follows Tuesday's announcement that four other girls were charged.
Those four were all under 18, so police could not release their names.
This is all related to a dance at Deep Run High School last Saturday, where several students were reportedly drunk. A rescue squad was called because one of the girls was in such bad shape.
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1. I know what you did last summer.
2. The boy who lives next door is Indonesian.
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Apart from having two verbs, the sentences also have subordinating conjunctions, in these cases WHO and WHAT. And both clauses (main clause and subordinate clause) can be divided into subject and predicate.
You can say.. The boy is indonesian( simple sentence). But by adding.. ''who lives next door'' you are just trying to tell your listener more about the boy.So ''who lives next door'' is an adjective clause or adjectival clause.
In a nutshell, all the sentences are simple sentences.


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By Eric Boehm | PA Independent
HARRISBURG — Municipalities in the Philadelphia suburbs might find red light cameras are not worth their costs, according to a state report.
While Philadelphia has generated more than enough money from violations to cover the $6 million price tag of their camera system, a report from the state Transportation Advisory Commission warns that smaller municipalities would not make enough money to pay for a similar program.
"We don't know if a red light camera program is going to be financially self-sustaining in the suburban communities of Philadelphia," said Jenny Robinson, spokeswoman for AAA Mid-Atlantic, which highlighted TAC's report in an analysis of the Philadelphia red light camera program this week.
Each camera has to generate more than 300 violations per month to cover its costs, according to the report.
In total, the 19 intersections with cameras throughout Philadelphia issued 141,000 violations and drained $13.7 million from drivers' wallets last year, according to the Philadelphia Parking Authority, which manages the camera program.
Legislation passed in June would allow Pittsburgh and about a dozen municipalities in the Philadelphia suburbs to use red light cameras. The municipalities would be required to pay for the program and transfer any excess revenue to the state Department of Transportation to fund traffic safety initiatives statewide.
"According to PennDOT calculations, only the City of Pittsburgh would have the traffic environment necessary to make (red light cameras) a sustainable program," the commission wrote.
The TAC report also shows that violations from red light cameras drop off quickly — with as much as a 50 percent reduction in violations in only one year.
As intersections get safer, though, less revenue is coming in.
"We don't want it to be a burden to taxpayers," Robinson said. "Most important, is it the most cost-effective way to improve highway safety and save lives?"
It costs, on average, $31,847 per month to operate each red light camera intersection in Philadelphia. Given a $100 fine per violation, each intersection needs to generate about 10.5 violations per day, about 318 per month, to cover operational costs, according to AAA.
The enabling legislation for the suburban red light camera program will not take effect until September, and most municipalities are still weighing the potential costs and benefits.
Rich Gestrich, township manager for Lower Providence Township in Montgomery County, said the township was studying placing red light cameras at six intersections — mostly along heavily traveled commuter routes like Ridge Pike and Trooper Road — but costs would be part of the final decision.
"They would have to at least make us whole," he said, adding that the township is running a deficit and would not be able to maintain a camera program if it did not pay for itself.
"We're not taking them off the table for the future, but we're also not going to be considering them at this time," said Bill Walker, township manager for Horsham Township in Montgomery County.
He said the township was gathering information about how the camera program would operate, including whether it would be cost efficient to use them in Horsham.
Even in bigger cities, the costs of red light cameras can be unsustainable. Los Angeles recently shut down its red light cameras, because the cost of their operations — and the litigation from challenges to the validity of citations — proved to be too much.
In Delaware — which has a suburban red light camera program managed at the state level — there has been a 41 percent reduction in red light violations at intersections with cameras installed and only a 7 percent reduction in accidents, according to AAA.
The analysis from AAA shows that Philadelphia is making enough profit to be sustainable for now, but in the long term the city might have to put cameras at new intersections to keep generating enough money, Robinson said.
Two more intersections were added last year, and three more will be added this year, bringing the overall total to 24 intersections with cameras in the City of Brotherly Love.
The most revenue is generated by cameras in center city near City Hall, according to the Philadelphia Parking Authority. At one intersection just south of City Hall, red light cameras issued more than 33,600 citations in 2011 and — at $100 per ticket — generated more than $3.3 million in revenue.
In 2011, PennDOT took in more than $7.6 million from the red light cameras in Philadelphia alone, which generated more than $13.7 million in fines and cost about $6 million to operate.
The authority collected around 80 percent of all fines last year, according to the report.


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As an English teacher, you should always use correct capitalisation and punctuation.
The letter should be your own work. If you make your effort and post it in the Letter Writing forum, somebody may have time to check it for you.
First, go to Resources at the top of the page and click on Letter Writing.
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ULTIMA THULE sounds more interesting than any other phrases, because there are many vowels and "ultim" is a linguistic root for many words in the Germanic and Latin languages[French, Spanish, Romanian, Italian, etc] .
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The vehicle reportedly rolled about 20 feet before coming to a rest.
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Peavy passes final exhibition tuneup
Right-hander set for Thursday's home opener
LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. -- Four years ago, Jake Peavy, pitching for the Lake Elsinore Storm against the San Diego Padres, allowed five runs on six hits in 1 1/3 innings in an exhibition game at The Diamond.
Peavy bounced back in his next outing with five hitless innings against Rancho Cucamonga in his California League debut. And the rest, as they say, is history.
Peavy returned to The Diamond on Saturday as the ace of the San Diego Padres' staff and the reigning National League ERA champion (2.27 in 2004).
And while he did give up three runs, a pair of home runs and six hits in four innings on Saturday, pitching coach Darren Balsley and manager Bruce Bochy pronounced Peavy -- slowed by a right groin problem -- ready to go in the Padres' home opener on Thursday against the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Padres' hitters appeared set for the season opener on Monday in Colorado as they banged out 20 hits, including three home runs, en route to a 15-4 victory over Lake Elsinore before 7,802 fans at The Diamond.
Sean Burroughs had four hits and Xavier Nady, Brian Giles and Mark Sweeney had three each.
Phil Nevin, Geoff Blum and Sweeney each hit homers for the Padres.
The Storm's George Kottaras and Brett Bonvechio each homered off Peavy, who pitched four innings, allowing three runs on six hits. He walked one and struck out five.
Balsley and Bochy were both left to give their takes on Peavy's performance as the right-hander had already headed back to San Diego at some point in the nearly 3 1/2-hour game.
"He's fine, a little off on his location," said Bochy. "But he had good stuff. He felt good, his groin was fine. He wasn't quite hitting his spots like he normally does, but he's ready."
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"He threw 65 pitches during the game," said Balsley, "and then we had him throw 15 more in the bullpen after he left [the game]. He got through that outing without re-tweaking his groin.
"He felt good, his arm felt good," Balsley added. "He's ready to go. And he was pleased that he got through today without anything happening."
Balsley said that Peavy didn't say anything about the hard drive hit right back at him by Steve Baker in the first inning.
"That's why having him pitch in a real game is better than a simulated game," Balsley said. "You have baseball situations out there. He's going to run a little hard, he's going to back up his bases and he's going to put a little more effort into it.
"When he opens, he may go 90-95 pitches or so, but not much more," Balsley said.
Peavy was followed on the mound by Rudy Seanez, Scott Linebrink, Akinori Otsuka, Chris Hammond and Dennys Reyes, each of whom pitched an inning.
Only Reyes struggled, as he gave up a run on two hits and two walks and two strikeouts in the bottom of the ninth.
Baker, Peete Ramos and Fernando Valenzuela had two hits apiece for the Storm, which had 10 hits on the day.
Brian Lawrence, who made the trip, will pitch a simulated game on Sunday at PETCO Park before the Padres head for Colorado for Monday's opener.
Sandy Burgin is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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6:00am Thursday 17th July 2014 in News By Daniel Milligan
PEOPLE in Chard and Ilminster are being asked for their views about how people who commit antisocial behaviour and low level crime are dealt with.
Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner, Sue Mountstevens has launched a public consultation on 'community remedy' – part of the Government's new Anti-social Behaviour, Crime & Policing Act.
She said: "I want to make sure the options offered in Avon and Somerset reflect the views of the community and I encourage as many people as possible to have their say, particularly if your lives have ever been affected by anti-social behaviour."
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Scheme - The Dive [Stream & Download]
It's been a minute since Windy City rhymesayer Scheme last blessed our eardrums with a solo feature; the reader-acclaimed Uneven Score hit the Booth in April. But, you know what? I can't really blame him for... Read More
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If you celebrated the Fourth of July with a long day of drinking for America, you might be a little, uh, under the weather today. Still, for true hip-hop heads, the hunger for new music never stops. While you might not be in... Read More
Scheme - Uneven Score [Stream & Download]
As any aspiring emcee can tell you, the game is basically rigged. Often, the odds of getting noticed are stacked against you, favoring those who are backed by record labels and willing to take short cuts. Thankfully, there... Read More
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Grab your finest cigar and a glass of your best Scotch whiskey because Windy City rapper Scheme is heavily on his grown man tip on his latest single, Grown Man Smoke. Scheme puts one in the air and toasts to lesson's... Read More
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With the release of RubyHornet's next Closed Sessions LP just around the corner, Chicago emcee Scheme and Booth newcomer Alex Wiley are helping listeners get pumped up for the project with new single Game Face. Here,... Read More
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Ratings: 150 | Reviews: 70 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev +1.5%
07-26-2014 15:43:24 | More by assman79
4/5 rDev +1.5%
06-13-2014 20:00:56 | More by Mealhouse
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
06-09-2014 14:58:51 | More by billhelm
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
08-27-2013 01:38:04 | More by bigbeers84
3/5 rDev -23.9%
06-28-2013 19:17:55 | More by redleg411
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3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
06-10-2013 02:07:34 | More by jarrgal
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
05-17-2013 15:14:27 | More by twenty5
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
05-02-2013 04:45:12 | More by spycow
4.6/5 rDev +16.8%
served from a 12 oz. bottle into an imperial pint glass
A: Deep, dark black with so much head I thought it might be infected. Even with a glass giving and extra 8 oz. of space, it took me 10 minutes to pour this all in the glass. strong lacing throughout.
S: Had precisely the effect you want a beer's aroma to have -- an instant desire to tip it back and taste some more. A rich, heady combination of coffee, vanilla and caramel.
T: Glorious. So rich it transcended an ale and jumped straight to stout. A marvelously complex blend of coffee, vanilla and caramel with a bitter bite on the back end.
M: The head did not eat all the carbonation, which made the amazingly rich taste of this brew refreshing and surprisingly light. A heavy tingle on the tongue and a clean, crisp aftertaste.
O: I'm thoroughly disappointed to learn that this was a one-off and won't be available again. A thoroughly unique and tremendously enjoyable beer. If you happen to stumble across some left on a shelf, snap it up. The carbonation and complexity indicate it should survive some age and it's well worth trying if you haven't already had the pleasure of doing so.
04-23-2013 02:12:39 | More by LCB_Hostage
3.7/5 rDev -6.1%
I got this as part of a build-your own six pack for $9.99 at the Binny's store in Bloomingdale, IL. No freshness date.
The beer poured a very dark brown color with a huge 4-finger fast rising tan head, so be careful with the pour. Frustratingly long retention with an incredible amount of lacing on the glass.
Nice roasted malt aroma with some orange citrus in the background.
Dry cocoa powder flavor along with roasted malt and lots of citrusy orange hops.
Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. More on the dry side than sweet.
A very hoppy and bitter black ale. Decent, but not my favorite beer of this style.
12-27-2012 01:56:22 | More by matjack85
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
11-12-2012 04:50:35 | More by archi348
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
10-30-2012 05:18:48 | More by JJWIGHT
3.93/5 rDev -0.3%
Reviewed from tasting notes dated March 3, 2012
A: Pours a nice jet black color with about a half inch of creamy tan head that disappears slowly leaving a good amount of lacing around the edge of the glass
S: Roasted nutty and cocoa malts, piny hops balance the aroma
T: Cocoa/caramel malt sweetness in the backbone, nice piny hop bitterness.
M: Medium bodied beer with good carbonation
Overall, a real tasty brew
10-29-2012 01:47:55 | More by happygnome
4/5 rDev +1.5%
10-27-2012 06:36:31 | More by bscalt
4.05/5 rDev +2.8%
Translucent black color with brilliant ruby hues. Mountainous ivory colored head which coats the glass in creamy waves of lacing. Gorgeous beer!
Bitter pine and floral hop aroma with just a hint of roasted character.
Toasty malt in the background with a touch of roastiness. Pine and grapefruit bitterness. Great balance.
Medium bodied, dry feel, well carbonated.
Solid black ale. True to the style.
10-20-2012 02:35:09 | More by bnes09
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
10-11-2012 22:18:28 | More by millelacsmark
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
09-09-2012 06:08:31 | More by stortore
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
09-08-2012 14:54:17 | More by doucmehu
4/5 rDev +1.5%
A: even with a very ginger pour this one yielded a large 5+ finger frothy off white head on a slightly hazy deep amber brown body.
S: toffee, toasted and caramel malts, with earthy hops and light coffee notes.
T: a lot sweeter than I was expecting. Caramel, toffee, some candy sugar and milk chocolate provide the sweetness while a smokey and coffee ground flavor provides bitterness in the flavor. If you want to search out some hops they mostly provide earthy notes.
M: medium body and moderate to high carbonation.
Overall: this one is pretty complex with extremes of sweetness and bitterness coming together to make a surprisingly well balanced beer.
09-06-2012 23:52:14 | More by kylehay2004
3.58/5 rDev -9.1%
Reviewed from tasting notes.
Pours out a very dark brown color with two fingers of tan head that lasts for about two minutes, and leaves behind medium amounts of lacing. Medium body and somewhat higher carbonation levels.
Smells and tastes of medium levels of straightforward resinous hopping, some roasted and caramel malts, and a garnish of smokiness. It could stand a bit more dryness towards the finish to be balanced closer to my personal palate preferences.
09-05-2012 20:08:53 | More by WastingFreetime
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
08-13-2012 01:17:20 | More by GarbageMan
3.2/5 rDev -18.8%
Pours an opaque deep brown with amber highlights and a solid, half glass full of beige head that dissipates slowly, leaving spotty lacing.
Aroma is fairly complex, with chocolate, roast malt, rubber, and floral hops surfacing initially. There's a hint of hairspray.
Flavor is strange. Hairspray is again evident, perfumey, with bitter roast malt in the background, finishing fairly bitter due to hops. There's some subtle chocolate that is overpowered by the bitterness present. Grapefruit pith emerges as it warms, and more citrus and piney hops surface.
Body is moderate, with high carbonation and a fairly astringent, harsh grainy finish. Carbonation lifts the flavor right off the palate.
Originally thought this may have been a bad bottle. Took 10 minutes to pour the full beer. But it opened up as it sat for a bit. Not one I'll revisit.
07-27-2012 05:49:08 | More by barczar
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
07-14-2012 22:46:02 | More by ssjkyle
3.25/5 rDev -17.5%
07-13-2012 03:23:14 | More by MN_Beerticker
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
07-12-2012 17:14:02 | More by FreshmanPour77
Summit Black Ale from Summit Brewing Company
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Another Spare the Air alert issued this week
Original post made on Jan 24, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, January 24, 2013, 2:22 PM
on Jan 24, 2013 at 3:22 pm
I'm surprised they didn't do this earlier. Air quality has been dreadful this week. There is a strong smell of smoke in the air and you can see a thick brown layer when you look down on the city from Foothills Park.
on Jan 24, 2013 at 4:04 pm
No kidding, in spite of the warm spell, I have smelled smoke every night this week.
Bundle up, people....do NOT light that fireplace.
on Jan 24, 2013 at 6:12 pm
Please, "smokey" and "smoked out"
Save the drama for your mama. Air quality this week has been MODERATE. MODERATE! Give us a break from the whining, already!
The Spare the Air Day folks and their decisions don't appear to have much rational basis--spare the air on a rainy day? But you are clearly part of a fanatical claque which does not appreciate our wonderful climate at all!


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March 10, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiIt's been just one week since a record breaking crowd of more than 420 advocates — both male and female — gathered for the National Women's Bicycling Forum. And already the third annual event has stoked some great conversation about how to approach women's cycling advocacy.
March 7, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiRight out of the gates, Women Bike has exceeded expectations. This year, at the third annual National Women's Bicycling Forum, we once again grew our audience, defied a winter storm and lived up to the theme -- United Spokes: Moving Beyond Gridlock.
March 5, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiThe League is currently hosting the 2014 National Bike Summit in Washington, D.C. -- uniting the voices of bicyclists on Capitol Hill. Maybe you're here in D.C. with us. Maybe you weren't able to make it -- but you still want to be involved. Either way, make sure Congress hears bicyclists' voices loud and clear today.
March 4, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiTransportation Secretary Anthony Foxx acknowledged that he has big shoes to fill, following in the footsteps of his bike-friendly predecessor Ray LaHood. But, in his first appearance at the National Bike Summit, the former Charlotte mayor emphasized his support for bicycling.
March 4, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiAt the 2013 National Bike Summit, Douglas Meyer from Bernuth and Williamson unveiled new research on the perceptions of bicycling on Capitol Hill. This morning, at the 2014 Summit, Meyer was back with intel from the local level, revealing the results of 40 interviews with mayors and top city administrators from across the country.
March 4, 2014by Alissa SimcoxIt was no surprise to learn that Jennifer Laurita received the highest number of nominations for our 2013 Educator of the Year award. During my time with the League, Jenni has been both a pleasure to work with and an important contributor to bike education.
February 27, 2014by Carolyn SzczepanskiA testament to the growing number and influence of bicyclists nationwide, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation will address the National Bike Summit for the sixth consecutive year. Following in the footsteps of Ray LaHood, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx will share remarks with the more than 700 attendees of the Summit on Tuesday, March 4, at 1 p.m.
February 24, 2014by Caron WhitakerWe're just one week away from the start of the 2014 National Bike Summit and we want everyone to be prepared to make "the asks" on Capitol Hill. So here's the legislation we'll be focused on when we meet with our members of Congress — and background on what these bills do.
February 19, 2014by Liz MurphyEach year, $37 billion is allocated to states for transportation projects. How much does your state plan to spend on bicycle and pedestrian facilities? The new Advocacy Advance report, Lifting the Veil on Bicycle and Pedestrian Spending, takes a look at a complex federal process – the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). STIPs, at their most basic, are budget documents that...
February 14, 2014by Amelia NeptuneGreat things are happening for bicycles on college campuses across the country. According to a new study released by U.S. PIRG Education Fund, colleges and universities are working to reduce driving on campuses by promoting biking, walking, transit, car sharing, and even online distance learning as alternatives to personal vehicles.


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Tailoring ethical oversight to participant-led research
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Moontide Condominium, 1400 sqft, big balcony, Atlantic view in New Smyrna Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,050 - $ 1,250 / week
vacation rental description
Check out our website at MoontideA407.
This beautiful condo has great furniture throughout, including bedding, sofa sets, and dining room table with a matching buffet table for storage. This tropically decorated condo also includes a full size washer and dryer, plenty of closet space, color TV and cable in both bedrooms and in the family room. Wireless Internet access is provided and works from the condo or from the the guest social room, which is provided access by your room key. You are provided with an all electric kitchen, full size refrigerator and freezer with ice maker, disposal, blender, silverware, cooking utensils, and all that you need to provide meals of any size during your stay.
Sleeps up to 7 with a king size bed in one bedroom, and 2nd bedroom has single bunk bed, 2 single beds, and a pull out bed which sleeps at total of 5 in this bedroom.
There are two gated indoor garages, heated pool on the level above, the 5th floor, and a short walk from the 4th floor of the condo. This is on the roof of the condo, overlooking the ocean and provides a beautiful view of the entire beach of New Smyrna. The pool is heated and great for year round pleasure.
Sunrise in New Smyrna is so beautiful because Moontide has the longest balconies of any condominium in New Smyrna. It stretches from the Master Bedroom to the family room. There is plenty of room to sit out and eat meals on the balcony if you desire while looking at the beautiful view of the beach below.
Other amenities of the complex include tennis courts, shuffleboard, basketball courts, covered parking, which is rare in these parts, allowing you access to your vehicle despite the elements, and keeping your car cool during the hot summer months.
All towels and amenities will be waiting for you, and your will have secure access to this facility. This assures that only guests of Moontide stay in this exclusive complex, and allows the ultimate in safety. We are ready to serve you with anything you need while you stay with us.
The actual specifications of the A407 condo at Moontide is:
* 1400 Total Square Feet * Sleeps up to 7
* 2 Bedroom and Bath * Condo Pool - Heated
* Big Balcony overlooking Water * Tennis & Shuffleboard
Our rates are made to be affordable. Rates by the management of the complex are over $1300 per week. Our rates are dependent on the season and are $950 - $1250 per week. Monthly rates can be quoted with a discount of course.
Lastly, our favorite restaurants in New Smyrna include
* JB's * Boston Seafood * Manny's Pizza * Beacon - Breakfast * Breakers * Monde Lice Deli * Blackbeards * Flip Flops * Mi Mexico * Bagel World - Breakfast * Breakers
* Spanish River * Outback * Jason's Downtown * Stavros Pizza
Our condo will assure you a nice clean and tropical environment to enjoy the most of what the beach has to offer. We hope you come visit our 2nd home.
condo rental amenities
Check out our website at MoontideA407.
All electric appliances, full washer and drying, utensils, blender,
microwave, towels, iron and board, nice sofa bed, recliners, dining
area sitting 6.
activities and attractions in New Smyrna Beach Atlantic Coast Central
Check out our website at MoontideA407.
Tennis, shuffle board, body surfing, regular surfing, and fun in the sun. Beach and heated pool providing the center of activities during the day. Great restaurants in New Smyrna. We will provide a list of our favorites:
JB's, Boston's Seafood, Mondalech Deli, PJ's, Blackbeards, Outback,
Shells, Manny's Pizza, Stavros Pizza, Ice Cream Parlor with homemade
ice cream about 2 blocks away. Yum!
vacation rental rates
Check out our website at MoontideA407.
Fees include the weekly rental at a range of $950 - 1250 per week +
tax. Normally rents for $1300 + per week. Going direct through us
will provide you a nice discount.
Other fees to be prepared for is a $300 deposit and a $95 cleaning
fee. Monthly rentals and multiple monthly rentals can be arranged
on a custom basis. Please contact for more information.


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Hiking Patagonia's beautiful Lake District in Argentina
Northern Patagonia, an exquisite wonderland of glaciated mountains, sparkling lakes, and rich deep forests, is the spectacular setting for this exclusive adventure. Based at deluxe lakefront lodges in Los Alerces and Nahuel Huapi National Parks, home to numerous lakes, crystal-clear brooks and rivers, and forests of the giant sequoia-like Patagonia cypress, you'll hike on forested trails up to mountain ridges, kayak deep blue glacier waters, or choose to engage in other activities like horseback riding or mountain biking.
At the end of each day you'll relax in the lodges' sumptuous settings, which feature gourmet restaurants where you can dine like a king on delicious regional fare including the famous parrilla (Argentine barbecue), and sip wine from cellars stocked with the best Argentine wines.
Easy to moderate optional activities, including hiking, sea kayaking, horseback riding, and mountain biking
- Discover Patagonia's beautiful Lake District—"The Mediterranean of Patagonia"
- Hike and sea kayak in Los Alerces and Nahuel Huapi National Parks, plus enjoy optional horseback riding and mountain biking
- Enjoy the good life in deluxe lakefront lodges with wonderful wines and great cuisine!
Duration: 8 days Start Location: Buenos Aires End Location: Buenos AiresDownload Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 : Buenos Aires
Upon your arrival at Buenos Aires' Ezeiza Airport you'll be met by a representative outside the customs and immigration area at the airport and escort you to your hotel. Once you've settled in you'll depart for an afternoon tour of the city tour.
Day 2 : Nahuel Huapi National Park
Fly to San Carlos de Bariloche and transfer to the Aldebaran Hotel. After you settle in, join our guide for a trek to Cerro Llao Llao.
Day 3 : Climb to Bella Vista
Morning departure for our hike up Bella Vista Hill, for incredible panoramic views.
Day 4 : Kayak Nahuel Huapi Lake
Explore the deep blue waters and shores of Nahuel Huapi Lake by kayak, returning to our hotel in late afternoon.
Day 5 : To Los Alerces National Park
Travel from Bariloche, south to Esquel and Los Alerces National Park. The day will be a 7-8 hr day with about 5 hrs of total driving. The road is quite scenic and we´ll stop along the way in El Bolsón and for lunch at a local restaurant.
Day 6 : Trekking to Torrecillas Glacier
Excursión to the Torerecillas Glaciar. The navigation will be done in a 8 mts long truker. Your guide will be waiting for you at Lago Verde's shores, From Lago Verde you will ship headed to Puerto Mermoud, where you will make your first walk of the day of around 1000mts along the rapids of the Menéndez river up to Puerto Chucao. Once in Puerto Chucao you will ship again. After a 40 minute navigation through the east branch of the Menéndez Lake, you will arrive to Puerto Nuevo at Toreccillas Hill´s base. While trekking, alerces, tineos and other trees of the valdiviana jungle will be seen. Marcelo will tell you the history of this beautiful place.
Day 7 : Millennial Alerce tour at Los Alerces National Park
Today you will enjoy one of the most interesting excursions in Los Alerces National Park where you can appreciate different kinds of vegetation. After a pleasant navigation you will start a trek of magnificent scenery.
Day 8 : Return to Buenos Aires and fly home
Travel from Lago Verde Lodge to Esquel for flight to Buenos Aires.
DATES: Best time to go: January - April, October - December Departures: Private departures are available on the dates of your choice, pending availability. Call us for details.
2013/2014 Prices
Loi Suites Recoleta
This five star hotel is located in the most elegant area of the city, at walking distance from museums, art galleries, shopping areas, historical architecture and beautiful parks.
El Casco Art HotelSan Carlos de Bariloche
El Casco Art Hotel is an original venture that blends breathtaking landscape, an impressive Argentine art collection, specially elaborated cuisine and state-of-the-art amenities. Situated on the shore of teh Nahuel Huapi Lake, it is strategically located and the most renowned attractions within easy reach. All rooms have lake views and are decorated with masterpieces, and guests can enjoy over 300 works of Argentinean art of the Zurbaran collection.
Properties shown are representative of the accommodations we use on this trip, may not be inclusive of all accommodations we use, and are subject to change.
Expert leadership is the key to an exciting, unforgettable experience. Our trips feature gifted leaders for whom leading trips is a true vocation. Besides showing you wonders you'd never find on your own, they make sure everything runs smoothly and safely without a hitch. They are knowledgeable about all aspects of your trip, and take great pleasure in sharing their insights with you. More than just guides, they positively elevate your experience by being teachers, companions, and the best of friends. You'll be in good hands with them every step of the way.


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These deep-fried Trix aren't for kids, unless you want to contribute to the obesity problem.
Is it not right to talk about obesity and fair food in the same sentence? Fair enough. Last week, I got a chance to preview some of the treats that will be available during the San Diego County Fair this year. (The fair opens Friday, June 8.)
[Ed. Note: If you're following RB Patch on Facebook, you got a sneak peek last week, too!]
One of the eye-catching fair offerings this year is deep-fried cereal. My fellow test taster, Candace, tried the deep-fried Trix and I had the Cinnamon Toast Crunch version. Now, when I was trying the deep-fried Cinnamon Toast Crunch, the pool of grease in the bottom of the basket made me clutch my heart a little. The doughy ball of greasy cereal wasn't bad, but it definitely isn't something I'd go out of my way to buy. Candace called the Trix edition "disappointing."
We also tried a chicken and vegetable kabob with fried zucchini curls that I liked much more than Candace did. The curls, however, were very sweet which is not what I want from my curly fried treats.
One thing we did agree on, however, was just how great The Pineapple Express was. You get half of a pineapple with grilled chicken, shrimp and rice (though we ended up without any rice somehow). It was a tad pricey at about $12.99, but it was by far the best thing I tried. No pool of grease in the bottom, either.
I also liked a vegan gingerbread man cookie. I'll admit I was bit hesitant because "healthy" versions of beloved sugary foods are often awful. This one was pretty good. I couldn't sit there and eat a whole box (like I could with Double-Stuffed Oreos), but if I was at the fair and looking for something sweet, this would do.
So, what are you looking forward to eating at the fair?
Carlsbad Patch Editor Deanne Goodman also has a look at some other fair foods, including red velvet funnel cake.


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