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Pelican home, On Water, w Heated Pool, and boat in Clearwater Beach
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Reviews by foles:
3.55/5 rDev +37.6%
This beer gets a bad rap, but I think its more misunderstood than anything. Its actually somewhere between an alt and a kolsch, but not as good as either. Some clean robust malt character present in the background (alt like), but it is let down by a metallic hop character/bitterness
Overall a drinkable beer - but it could be a great if they bumped up the bitternss, put in a touch more malt, and chuck in some quality hops.
06-11-2011 08:39:19 | More by foles
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2.95/5 rDev +14.3%
Pours gold with a a small head.
Nose shows caramel and toffee in large amounts, quite nice.
Similar flavours, loads of malt with honey and caramel notes, similar to the IPA. Unfortunately is fall flat quickly after that.
Body seems watery.
I was quite surprised with this, especially after looking at other reviews. It's actually quite nice, and far removed from the boring pale lager-like beer I expecting...
09-19-2011 06:51:58 | More by CrazyDavros
1.58/5 rDev -38.8%
Wow, that's the least amount of head I've ever seen. It didn't even cover the top of the beer when poured into the middle of the glass.. Then what was there promptly disappeared. Anyway, it's sort of a bland yellow color. Moving on to smell....there isn't any. It smells like water. As for taste, it's actually got some, which is progress, I guess. Unfortunately, it tastes like somebody dipped their keys into some water and bottled it. Mouthfeel, watery and not carbonated at all. Drinkability: I guess it's drinkable. It says it's brewed and bottled to chill on ice, which I guess means it'll be so cold you won't really taste anything anyway, which would be an improvement here.
03-08-2009 10:14:14 | More by Kulrak
2.65/5 rDev +2.7%
A - Pours a clear Golden colour with a White fluffy head that reduces to a film.
S - A little malt but not much else.
T - Small amounts of malt notes with some light grains.
M - Light body and full carbonation
O - Not a beer that offers much in the way of flavour but has its place quenching a thirst.
06-20-2011 13:45:36 | More by eric5bellies
2.8/5 rDev +8.5%
4.6% abv. 330ml brown bottle. best before 19/03/09
well, the label says ale, but the beer screams euro lager.
grassy, zesty nose. as pale as any beer ive ever tried. limp white head that evaporates quickly. low carbonation.
slight twang on the back of the throat to let you know you just drank something. other than that, flavor doesnt get in the way of this beer.
ok, i get what this beer is about. its an easy drinker for those hot days at the beach. im fine with that, but it doesnt score any more points for it.
09-15-2008 10:56:12 | More by joecast
2.9/5 rDev +12.4%
Very skunky smell, don't think it's a bad bottle but just in case...
Pours a very pale yellow with a thin head & large bubbles.
Skunky/metallic aroma, does NOT match the flavor. The taste is halfway decent hoppiness with a touch of malt. Very light ale, ok balance but not much depth.
Easy to drink but not much too it.
08-01-2009 09:12:28 | More by istarilord
1.83/5 rDev -29.1%
I expected better things since I rather like the Gage roads IPA and Lager. This is definitely in the macro lager territory and I found it insipid and even unpalatable. It looks like a Corona clone with a very pale straw colour and faint head. At first taste I thought 'Stella' but it doesn't have the depth or thirst quenchability of Stella. Then it just sort of petered out into bland macro swill that was disappointing. I just finished plastering my bathroom ceiling and the first one went down easily and was refreshing. The second made its inadequacies apparent and I can say it ranks among all the other bland blondes out there. It's as flavourless as Corona but without the urban cool. Avoid.
10-09-2008 09:07:04 | More by rjimlad
2.8/5 rDev +8.5%
This pours pale, pale, pale. Pale what? Straw I suppose. Large bubbled head which quickly disappears with no retention or lacing. An ugly looking beer.
A nose of lemon and lime which unfortunately reminded me of dishwashing liquid.
Not an unpleasant taste, again the lemon and lime, but very simple. Very low carbonation. The glass getting empty is the best indication that I am drinking something.
12-01-2008 07:58:40 | More by Macca
1.73/5 rDev -32.9%
Very surprised Gage Road released something as bland as this...
A: Poured straw yellow, 2 finger head, with no head retention. Started with lagerlike good carb but finished with barely a bubble.
S: Little grass, hay, & some sulphur egg.
T: Bland, not much of anything, zero bitter...
M: weak, watery, no style...flat. yucko
D: Nah, next!!!
10-15-2008 08:41:24 | More by WHROO
2.79/5 rDev +8.1%
A: Pours a clear light golden color with a small head that fades to very little lacing.
S: Aroma of mild citrus and some malt sweetness and bit of grain.
T: Taste is of citrus up front with some mild malt sweetness and grain. Mild bitterness and a fairly clean finish.
F: Light body, crisp, smooth and refreshing.
O: Decent beer for a hot summer day.
06-03-2013 01:54:27 | More by soju6
2.75/5 rDev +6.6%
05-11-2012 10:11:41 | More by Julian4077
2.75/5 rDev +6.6%
04-11-2013 17:13:29 | More by magpieken
2/5 rDev -22.5%
10-20-2013 05:58:23 | More by djbx
1.78/5 rDev -31%
Pours a pale straw colour with light carbonation, no head, thin rim of lace. Nice champagne colour, shame it doesn't have the sparkle of champagne. Or anything else.
Nose has a hint of fruit, a hint of honey, a hint of herbal hops. A big dollop of nothing, and a slight rice aroma. Very light sourness saves it from being utterly boring.
Taste is simple and dull, very watery with hints of carbonation and a mild piney hop, but very little. Very thin feel, no carbonation or anything. Has maybe a slight grassy astringency but nothing really. Short, dull palate, very little to recommend here. Sharpness at the back is a turnoff, otherwise just boring.
Wouldn't call this premium, and it's far more likely to make me yell "Get out of the way, I have to puke" than "Wahoo!"
08-10-2009 00:27:46 | More by laituegonflable
1.58/5 rDev -38.8%
Very pale piss yellow, with some champagne bubbles and a filmy head of white foam. Looks pretty insipid.
Smells undeniably like ass, or at least a slightly warm and organic fart. Sulphurous, with a light carbonic acidity. Great, it's like puke and farts. Well done beer. Slight fishy characters as well. At least these characters aren't really strong.
Light sweet and a little sickly with a thin corn or wheat-husk character. Boo. Not very much at all. Mouthfeel very thin.
A thoroughly unpleasant and thoughtlessly offensive beer. It doesn't have quite enough character to be truly undrinkable, but I'll certainly pass if someone offers me another.
08-08-2009 05:48:34 | More by lacqueredmouse
2.55/5 rDev -1.2%
This is a very strange beer from the gage road brewing company are they trying to sell beer to the VB drinkers or are they trying something new
Rather band beer not much flavour rather disapointing beer.
Theres not much that can be said about this beer.
Don't buy it my six pack was a gift and I only drank three and gave the rest away
05-13-2009 10:53:55 | More by buddyau
2.63/5 rDev +1.9%
A friend kept recommending I try this beer, but stubborn and lazy as I am I never got around to it. So the other day when he dropped by with a bottle of this I thought now I have to review it. It says "Kolsch" on the label and the only Kolsch I've ever tried is the quite outstanding "Kamberra Kolsch" which whilst not as good as their ales is still a decent brew... lets see how this beer compares.
Poured from a 330ml bottle into a tulip pint (good old pinty!).
A: Body is a translucent light gold with a half centimeter white head. The action inside looks a little bit flat.
S: Very mild aroma for this one. It is reminiscent crisp apple with a grain undertone and cut grass after note.
T: The flavour is fresh and slightly hoppy with biscuit malts and apple peel. It's not bad but nonetheless presents little challenge to the taste buds. There is an odd aftertaste; regular hop bitterness mixed with some sort of metallic tang, it's not "tip the drink down the sink" bad however it does distract from the overall flavour.
M: Mid to low carbonation and fairly light bodied.
D: It's a middle road brew this 'Wahoo'. I want to like it more but it doesn't offer much in the way of flavour, kind of like a typical Aussie lager (only this is much less offensive). This would be a good beer for a scorching summer day when you needed something that goes down fast and without a challenge - like lemonade.
Food match: Try matching this with seafood (yeah I know there's a picture of a fish on the side of the bottle), prawns would go well with this, or calamari rings fried with a lemon wedge and some chips.
09-12-2011 07:21:14 | More by doktorhops
2.91/5 rDev +12.8%
Bottle: a standard 330mL brown bottle, a pretty ordinary macro label.
Appearance: pours a pale golden colour with a small fluffing head that dissipates reasonably quickly. Doesn't look like much.
Aroma: an aroma of some light citrus hops and an adjunct fug (rice). The citrus is nice, but the adjunct comes across a bit cheap.
Taste: mostly citrus with some light malts. Not terribly exciting, but that's what you get for the price.
Aftertaste: the flavours disappear quickly, which was expected.
Mouth feel: light in body and full on carbonation. Okay for a warm day only.
Overall: an okay beer for a warm day, but there are others more worthy even at as reasonable a price as AU$43 a case.
05-17-2014 13:23:23 | More by SmashPants
3.5/5 rDev +35.7%
As per all of the preceeding reviews this to my palate was rather uninteresting.
However if one reads the BA view of American Blonde ALe it does appear to be well within the definition , hence a passing score.
It is a drinkable beer ,suited to a hot day , and infinitely better than most other offerings , of the macro variety from the local Drive Through.
Gage Roads normally have a bit more of a quality about them but the name and labelling suggest it is far more of an business beer than a craft beer, which is fine , as long as there better beers dont head down that track
02-14-2009 01:28:32 | More by jarmby1711
2.75/5 rDev +6.6%
08-03-2014 12:35:39 | More by dmorgan310
3/5 rDev +16.3%
10-19-2013 09:40:34 | More by XsoldoutX
3.05/5 rDev +18.2%
Appearance - 2.0
A firm pour yeilds a very thin white head that instantly all but disappears. Light blonde in colour with great clarity.
Smell - 2.5
Very little aroma to speak of, but very clean, a little corn, slightly sweet.
Taste - 3.0
Very clean and crisp, with just a hint of softness that suggests that it is an ale, not a lager. Light grain and husk flavour, low to moderate bitterness lingers nicely, finishes dry.
Mouthfeel - 3.0
Low carbonation, could definitely stand to be more lively, but goes down quite smoothly.
Drinkability - 4.0
Certainly sessionable, this would be a great bbq beer, although certainly not interesting enough for enthusiasts to come back to.
How this won a gold at the AIBA I will never know. Admittedly there is not much wrong with it, but there is very little right with it either. It could be easily mistaken as one of the better Australian or European macro lagers. Sad that Gage Roads is having to resort to this kind of tasteless beer to save their own hides.
04-07-2009 12:16:58 | More by LittleCreature
Gage Roads Wahoo from Gage Roads Brewing Company
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DNA experts slam Chorley-based forensics closure
12:46pm Wednesday 29th December 2010 in Euxton By Sam Chadderton, Reporter
THE country's leading DNA experts have warned that Britain's justice system will take a 'backward step' if the Forensic Science Service closes.
The service, which employs 160 people at its Chorley base, loses £2million a month and the Government has announced an 'orderly wind-down'.
The Chorley facility was already scheduled for a March 2011 closure, but staff hoping to relocate to other sites were dealt a blow earlier this month.
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Halloween has never been the holiday where I care to decorate all over the house ~ I prefer to save my energy for Christmas! However, my kids are at an age where Halloween is thrilling and chilling, so this year I'm living their excitement too and getting into the fun, at least on the living room mantel.
I decided to spook up the mantel while they were at school and then tell them our house was haunted with a ghost. They totally bought it. Meet our latest visitor ~ this mysterious spirit that now dwells among us.
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1BD / 2BA / Full Kitchen / at MGM Signature!! in Las Vegas
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Casa Grande Gulf-View Paradise - 1680 sq. ft. in Okaloosa Island
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- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
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Your paradise vacation is located only 6 miles from Destin on it's
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with 1680 square feet (not counting those balconies). There are two
master bedrooms with king pillow top bedding, and the third bedroom
is equipped with a queen and bunks for those younger folks. You'll
also find TV/VCR/DVD's in each bedroom and in both living areas, as
well as a selection of movies for your enjoyment.
We've just
remodeled this entire unit so everything is new ---including the
kitchen cabinets.
Our complex, Emerald Isle, is centrally located on the Island and
offers heated swimming pool and tennis courts.
If you're looking for a laid-back paradise with all the amenities of
home, give us a call or email us!
We also have other Florida panhandle condos for rent: Gulf Front -
3 bedroom, 3 bath unit in Destin at the Silver Shells Beach Resort,
2 bedroom, 2 bath unit on the Island at Surf Dweller (1453 sq ft), 1
bedroom, 1 bath unit on the Island at Island Echos, 3 bedroom, 3
bath unit in Perdido Key (1920 sq ft), and two one bedroom gulf-view
units on the Island.
As new owners, we hope you find our piece of paradise as soothing
and enjoyable as we do, and you, too, create lasting memories!!!
Happy Vacationing ----- Linda and Jack Pous
Austin, Texas
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In the Unit:
1680 square feet
2 private balconies to enjoy gulf views
2 king pillow top beds
1 queen pillow top beds
1 set of bunk beds (2)
Cable Tv/VCR/DVD
Desk-Top computer in Den
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Tennis Courts
Covered Parking for my unit only
Heated pool (seasonally)
activities and attractions in Okaloosa Island Gulf Coast North
Hiking, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Racquetball, Basketball, Fitness
Cener, Gym, Shuffleboard, Minature Golf, Amusement Parks, Fishing,
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Spring (March 01 - May 23).......$185night/$ 1000week
Summer (May 23 - Aug. 8).......$310night/$ 2000week
Late Summer (Aug 8 - Sept 6)..........$165night/$ 1000week
Fall (Sept 6 - Oct. 31).............$165night/$1000week
Winter (Nov 1 - Feb 28)...............$155night/$850wk/$1200month
*****Labor Day and Spring Break........$215night/$1300week******
Please add $85 cleaning and 11% tax to rates. Rates subject to
change without notice. Credit card payment available for $30 fee.
No pets and no smoking allowed. Must be 25 years of age.
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Top things to do in Okaloosa Island
- GULFARIUM featuring PERSONAL DOLPHIN encounters !!
- Walk/FISH the Pier 1262-foot fishing pier
- Parasailing- Wind Surfing
- Golf
- Enjoy Pristine Beaches and Nature Hikes
Top things to do on a budget
- Year Round Free Live Music at Destin Commons
- Gator Beach- FREE year round !!! ( Fud-Puckers in Destin )
- Snorkling
- Okaloosa is known for its FISHING and UNDISTURBED NATURAL BEACH
- Hiking and exploring all over the island- photo ops galore !
Top things to do with a family
- THE TRACK family fun for ALL bumper boats, go carts,mini golf
- Big Kahuna Water Park- lazy river and fun rides for all ages
- Gator Beach- FREE year round !!! (FudPuckers in Destin)
- Island Golf Center put-put golf
- BOATING join a cruise to Crab Island or Rent a boat and go !
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Spring arrived early for the memory folks, and the fair weather could last into the summer. Fall could be a tougher story.
Makers of memory chips Micron Technology MU -0.64% Micron Technology Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq $32.60 -0.21 -0.64% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13.04M AFTER HOURS $32.62 +0.02 +0.06% Aug. 29, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 478,573 P/E Ratio 9.48 Market Cap $34.91 Billion Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee $484,595 08/15/14 Probe Points to Lack of Traini... 07/15/14 Activist Finds ChipMOS Value I... 06/24/14 U.S. Stocks Post Broad Losses More quote details and news » (ticker: MU) and SanDisk SNDK -0.35% SanDisk Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $97.96 -0.34 -0.35% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.89M AFTER HOURS $98.40 +0.44 +0.45% Aug. 29, 2014 7:40 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 60,686 P/E Ratio 19.21 Market Cap $21.97 Billion Dividend Yield 1.22% Rev. per Employee $1,190,500 07/17/14 Stocks to Watch: Mattel, Morga... 07/16/14 SanDisk Profit Rises 4.6% 07/16/14 Morning MoneyBeat: What the Fe... More quote details and news » (SNDK), and hard-disk drive vendors Seagate Technology STX +0.79% Seagate Technology PLC U.S.: Nasdaq $62.58 +0.49 +0.79% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.68M AFTER HOURS $62.58 0.00 % Aug. 29, 2014 6:29 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 98,075 P/E Ratio 13.43 Market Cap $20.49 Billion Dividend Yield 2.75% Rev. per Employee $263,416 07/17/14 Seagate Technology Posts Sligh... 06/25/14 Fusion-io, SanDisk Filings Poi... 06/19/14 Tibco Software Hires H-P's Tod... More quote details and news » (STX) and Western Digital WDC +0.92% Western Digital Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $103.01 +0.94 +0.92% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.23M AFTER HOURS $103.02 +0.01 +0.01% Aug. 29, 2014 4:45 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 87,817 P/E Ratio 14.99 Market Cap $24.11 Billion Dividend Yield 1.55% Rev. per Employee $179,965 08/28/14 Malaysia Factory Riots Provide... 08/25/14 Western Digital Names Amgen Ex... 07/30/14 Western Digital Swings to a Pr... More quote details and news » (WDC) have enjoyed very good returns this year and, with the exception of Micron, a healthy 12-month performance as well.
Micron, however, is the top performer so far this year, rising a whopping 48%, followed by SanDisk, up 27%. Western and Seagate managed respectable 18% and 16% returns. All are well ahead of the Standard and Poor's 500's 9.4% rise.
What's interesting is that the all four are alighting in unison even though their technologies—chips versus disks—are often positioned as being rivals in the storage world. The spate of good fortune probably has a lot to do with how these four parties have seen their industries become more "rational" in the last two years.
Amidst a slumping PC market, all four are benefiting from their own tight supplies, as well as new opportunities such as mobile phones and data centers "in the cloud," if you will.
Micron is expected to close on an acquisition of competitor Elpida Memory, which is in bankruptcy. That deal not only removes a player from the PC-oriented DRAM market, but is expected to boost Micron's involvement in memory chips for mobile devices.
As my colleague Alex Eule astutely noted in these pages last month ("Faster, Smaller, and More Energy Efficient," Feb. 2), SanDisk is benefiting both from being designed into Apple's iPhone (with the introduction of the iPhone 5 last fall), and also from a scenario in which manufacturers of flash memory are not building capacity in their factories as rapidly as they did in years past.
Prices for NAND flash are up 35% this year, and two weeks ago, that category of chips had its best week of the year in terms of pricing strength, according to a note put out Friday by RBC Capital Markets' Doug Freedman.
As Freedman explains it, "Industry supply is expected to be far more rational than years past," as the costs of making chips are rising, and to remain profitable, manufacturers have to try to keep prices of NAND high.
For Seagate and Western, the story has been told many times now how the hard-disk-drive industry has consolidated, reducing the risk of disastrous pricing battles.
That saner environment continues to delight Wall Street. A report a week ago from Richard Kugele of Needham made the point yet again: "It is hard not to be impressed with the management discipline currently being exhibited by the leaders of the drive industry." He continued: "Demand, particularly on the notebook side remains very weak, but the industry has responded swiftly by curtailing production and maintaining bare minimum inventory levels."
The product of that more-rational pricing environment for the drive makers is better shareholder returns. Seagate's 4.3% dividend is exemplary and well known at this point. Western is less scintillating, with a mere 2% dividend, but it is committed to paying out half its free cash flow in buyback and dividends. Writes Keith Bachman of BMO Capital Markets in a note to clients last week, Western can be expected to "consistently raise the dividend payout over the longer term."
Then again, the drive makers' stocks' ascendancy may signal that Wall Street finally takes seriously their ability to broaden beyond disk drives to flash-based drives, which are faster and higher in profitability. Western last week announced a $51 million investment in a start-up called Skyera, whose goal is to make the same relatively inexpensive flash memory used in consumer gadgets such as the iPod suitable for use in corporate storage systems.
WILL ALL THIS GOODWILL for memory makers last past the summer? It seems hard to imagine so, given how little good news is in store for the PC market, which still serves as a major source of demand for all four companies.
The buzz about the PC market remains almost universally negative: Pacific Crest's Michael McConnell two weeks ago wrote that his examination of the supply chain for notebook computers suggest sales were down in February by 18% from January's level, worse than the 13% decline he was modeling. The reasons are both sluggish interest in Microsoft's MSFT +1.23% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $45.43 +0.55 +1.23% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19.83M AFTER HOURS $45.44 +0.01 +0.02% Aug. 29, 2014 7:59 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.78M P/E Ratio 17.08 Market Cap $374.34 Billion Dividend Yield 2.47% Rev. per Employee $677,570 09/02/14 China Troubles for OSI Reflect... 09/01/14 Tech's Young Guns Embrace Old ... 09/01/14 Reboot Risks and Rewards for P... More quote details and news » (MSFT) Windows 8 operating system, and, more ominously, "increasing popularity of low-priced white tablets, specifically in China," by which he means the no-name brand machines the industry calls "white boxes."
Research firm IDC last week cut its estimate for this year's PC shipments to a drop of 1.3%, compared with its original forecast for a 2.8% increase. The firm cited a lack of touch-screen hardware to show off the best aspects of Windows 8.
At this point, the only companies trumpeting some magical resurgence of the PC market later this year are Microsoft and Intel INTC +0.78% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq $34.92 +0.27 +0.78% Aug. 29, 2014 4:00 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 30.81M AFTER HOURS $34.94 +0.02 +0.06% Aug. 29, 2014 7:51 pm Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1.50M P/E Ratio 16.87 Market Cap $172.89 Billion Dividend Yield 2.58% Rev. per Employee $501,041 09/02/14 More Firms Use Charitable Prog... 09/01/14 Reboot Risks and Rewards for P... 08/29/14 Comcast Targeted by Entertainm... More quote details and news » (INTC). Both say there will be a raft of compelling new computers with touch-screen interfaces and foldable, hybrid forms that do double duty as tablet computers.
But the consumer is not standing still. IDC suggests that in the breach, they are allocating their money to tablets and smartphones, which continue to present ever more enticing bells and whistles. (See Gadget of the Week for a review of Samsung's latest, the Galaxy S4.)
Seagate and Western are echoing Intel and Microsoft's hopeful tone. In an interview with Seagate CFO Pat O'Malley in late February, Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty noted the company takes "new design wins" for its wares as evidence of "a calendar 2013 second-half PC demand uptick." But demand for components is not the same thing as actual user demand, and I suspect this is more wishful thinking on the part of the PC industry.
The trading data show Seagate has held up relatively well in the fall months in each of the last three years, while Western had a rough go of it in the latter part of 2010 and 2011 but beat the S&P 500 handily in the back half of last year. Micron has tended to be weak in the latter half of each of the last three years.
SanDisk, while the most expensive of the stocks, at 15 times forward earnings, also has the most interesting prospects in mobile phones, tablets, data centers, and the rest. The company has had decent back-half gains in each of the last three years, and it perhaps stands the best chance of holding up past June.
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Today (Sun., Feb. 3, 2013) is the big day, Maniacs. No, it's not just the day after a major Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) event, though UFC 156 was a big one. For all the latest and greatest on "Aldo vs. Edgar" be sure to click here and check out our comprehensive coverage of that event.
But, the biggest sporting event in the United States goes down tonight. That's right, folks, it's Super Bowl Sunday.
On top of your usual top flight mixed martial arts (MMA) coverage, we'll be mixing in live updates of the big game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers. We know some of you folks simply prefer MMA and believe me, there's plenty of that to go around, but we also know there are just as many football fans. So let's have some fun with this.
After all, it's the last game until next season.
Here's all the information you need to know on today's game from the official kickoff time to a live stream online:
- Super Bowl 47 takes place at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana. This marks the 10th time the Superdome will have hosted the big game, more than any other venue in the history of the NFL.
- Super Bowl 47 is scheduled to officially kick off at 6:30 p.m. ET time. The NFL is rather stringent when it comes to kickoff times, so you can bank on that football flying through the air right around 6:30 p.m. ET. Get those cameras ready.
- Super Bowl 47 will be broadcast live on CBS with Jim Nantz and Phil Simms doing commentary. Of the many "A-team" broadcasters, they're one of the absolute worst, at least in this writer's humble opinion, but the NFL's broadcast deals with the major networks dictates a rotation and this year CBS gets the big game. However, if you can't get to a television and you're only able to get online, there's no need to search for an illegal stream. CBSSports.com will have a live stream of the entire game.
- The Super Bowl 47 halftime show will feature Beyonce, as the NFL seems to finally be coming around to using a performer who isn't geriatric after the controversy with Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake nearly ruined halftime shows forever. It's been said that Destiny's Child may reunite for a performance and Jay-Z could also make an appearance.
- The Super Bowl 47 National Anthem will be sung by Alicia Keys. In addition, the Sandy Hook Elementary School chorus will sing "America the Beautiful" before kickoff.
- The 49ers are favored by four points as of this writing. All things considered, this is no real surprise, but the Ravens have been proving the doubters wrong for weeks now. Hell, there were quite a few folks who thought the Indianapolis Colts would take them out in the Wildcard Round. No one believed they could beat the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots, yet that's exactly what they did. Once again, they're the underdogs.
- The 49ers were given a choice of what uniform they would like to wear, seeing as they are the designated "home" team as part of the rotation for the purposes of this game. They elected to wear their red jerseys on gold pants. The Ravens, then, will wear their white jerseys on black pants.
- The officials tabbed to work Super Bowl 47 are Jerome Boger, the head official in charge, Darrell Jenkins, Steve Stelljes, Byron Boston, Craig Wrolstad, Dino Paganelli, and Joe Larrew.
- Check out video of the 2013 Super Bowl commercials here.
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Our full inventory of new 2014 Nissan vehicles includes the most popular models, like the Nissan Altima, Sentra, Pathfinder, Maxima, Murano and Versa. In fact, you can already find 2015 Nissan cars in our inventory. Take a look at the new 2015 Versa and watch for the 2015 Altima to arrive soon.
Drivers from Ashburn and Reston visit our showroom to browse our stock of Nissan cars, crossovers and trucks. If you're looking for a used Nissan instead, we have great deals on pre-owned vehicles from Nissan and a variety of other manufacturers.
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On September 1st, 2008 Keenan and Jeff Cook, two brothers from Rocky Mountain House, Alberta left for a cycling trip from their hometown to the most southern country in the world - Argentina. They went in order to further their own horizons, as well as raise money for the international development agency HOPE.
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Microfilm & Microfiche
Before digital storage became easy and cheap, microfilm was a way for libraries to maintain large collections of newspapers, government documents, and historical documents while saving physical storage space. The UC Berkeley Libraries still have extensive microform (microfilm and microfiche) collections, containing valuable information for researchers.
Since each roll of microfilm contains thousands of tiny images of the original pages of a document, you'll need a microfilm reader to magnify the images enough to read them. The UC Berkeley Newspapers and Microforms Department (40 Doe Library) has machines that read, print, and scan images from microfilm and microfiche.
Microfilm and microfiche owned by the UC Berkeley Libraries can be found through OskiCat; use Advanced Keyword Search to limit your search to "All Microforms." In the News/Micro collection, microfilm rolls and microfiche cards are shelved with their own numbering system; click here for a PDF of the collection's floorplan.
Loading Microfilm: The Movie!
This short video from the University of Kansas Libraries shows a very similar microfilm reader to the ones owned by UC Berkeley -- but it is not exactly the same. If you have any questions, please ask the staff of the Newspapers and Microforms collection!
Scanning from Microfilm
You can save images from microfilm or microfiche to your flashdrive, in pdf or tiff format. You can use the scanning process to improve, crop or otherwise adjust the image-- very useful for old, scratched microfilm.
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A limited number of free skin cancer screenings by board-certified dermatologists will be offered Monday, May 6 and Tuesday, May 7, at CentraCare Clinic – Health Plaza, 1900 CentraCare Circle. Interested participants must call (320) 229-4924 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays for an appointment time. No walk-ins will be accepted.
This 15th annual CentraCare Clinic screening coincides with National Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month, sponsored by the American Academy of Dermatology and CentraCare Clinic. May is Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month.
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The Meeker Cooperative Electric Trust presented the Dementia Care Foundation with $1,000 to extend the availability of the music therapy to continue for 30 residents for the next three months.
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Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) investigators have linked three cases of salmonellosis (illness due to infection with Salmonella bacteria) to ducklings purchased from the Tractor Supply Company store in Inver Grove Heights. The cases are associated with a multi-state outbreak of salmonellosis being investigated by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Minnesota sponsors free support groups for families who have a relative with a mental illness. Led by trained facilitators who also have a family member with mental illness, the support groups help families develop better coping skills and find strength through sharing their experiences. A family support group meets in St. Cloud at 7 p.m., on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at Calvary Community Church, 1200 Roosevelt Road. For information, call Mike at (320) 259-7101, or (320) 492-2024.
Stearns County is pleased to join the Coast2Coast Rx Card program.
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His images have appeared in Time magazine and in exhibits in museums and galleries around the world. In 2000 he published a retrospective book titled "Inferno."
"Making a distinction between art and photography always seemed artificial to me," he says. "My decision to become a photographer was deeply influenced by contemporary images of the Vietnam War and the American civil rights movement. I saw the pictures in newspapers and magazines, but their context in journalism did not diminish their visual, emotional or intellectual power. On the contrary, because the images informed a mass population of events that were occurring at the time, they gained an urgency and social value that increased the power they might have had in a purely art context. Before deciding to become a photographer, I visited the Prado museum in Madrid and happened upon Goya's 'Disasters of War.' They were etchings, made before the invention of photography, yet they depicted the barbarity of war with such immediacy, I saw a direct connection with the photographic images of my own time, and considered Goya to be the patriarch of war photographers even though he never used a camera."
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4/5 rDev +12.7%
07-24-2014 01:54:34 | More by Jeffwildcat
4/5 rDev +12.7%
06-22-2014 01:31:25 | More by wrightst
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
05-25-2014 12:53:54 | More by Latarnik
New York
2.5/5 rDev -29.6%
04-30-2014 11:58:22 | More by Noelito76
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +26.8%
03-23-2014 15:38:19 | More by ZCW
3.25/5 rDev -8.5%
03-21-2014 21:00:28 | More by kylehay2004
New York
3.74/5 rDev +5.4%
Appearance - dark brown with tan head
Smell - cocoa, vanilla, milk chocolate
Taste - cocoa, vanilla, milk chocolate, molasses
mouthfeel - medium bodied, medium carbonation, sweetness upfront and good flavor in the finish
Overall - decent stout that is worth a try
Price point - $2/11.2 oz single
12-07-2013 22:48:32 | More by keithmurray
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
11-13-2013 03:45:39 | More by Bandi
New York
3.49/5 rDev -1.7%
A: The beer is very close to being jet black in color—slight traces of red are visible near the edge of the glass is held up to a bright light. It poured with a quarter finger high tan head that died down and consistently left a thin layer of bubbles covering the surface.
S: Moderate aromas of sweet dark malts are present in the nose along with notes of cola and hints of lactose.
T: The taste mostly follows the smell and is rather sweet and tastes like unfizzed cola with notes of lactose.
M: It feels medium-bodied and somewhat thin on the palate with a low to moderate amount of carbonation.
O: To me, this beer tastes like a hybrid between a Foreign/Export Stout and a Milk/Sweet Stout.
11-13-2013 03:38:51 | More by metter98
3.79/5 rDev +6.8%
Served in a Dogfish Head snifter.
Ooh, it's royal and extra? Shit... Anyway, this stuff pours a deep, dark black-brown topped by a half-finger of sandstone foam. The nose comprises light treacle, roasted malts, mild cocoa powder, and a touch of dark fruits in the background. The taste brings in more of the same, with the cocoa taking primary control. Everything is softer here, as though 'twere painted with pastels. The body is a lithe medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a creamy feel. Overall, a surprisingly tasty, disturbingly drinkable stout.
10-06-2013 23:39:49 | More by TMoney2591
New York
3/5 rDev -15.5%
10-03-2013 02:00:57 | More by mquartuccio87
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
09-15-2013 05:38:27 | More by dmorgan310
4.24/5 rDev +19.4%
I purchased this from halftime enjoyed chilled from the bottle in a snifter.
The color is black with opaque clarity with thin tan cap with fine bead, lace clings in rings. The smell is very vinous like black cherry with light sweet malt odor with some roasted notes. The feel is great with some light sweetness and dry roastiness with moderate carbonation and mild aclohol effect on the palate with a creamy accent.
The taste is nothing like the aroma except it does have a mild fruity yeast flavor with some dark cocoa and caramel in the middle with slight coffee-like acidity with slight sweet flavor with nutty dark toffee and mild biscuit tinges, a very gentle hint of vanilla rounds out the taste with a dark cherry tinge coming in late in the taste which is intriguing and adds to the complexity. Overall a great stout it is drinkable and complex with lots of stone fruit and dark malt to make for an enjoyable middle strength stout.
08-19-2013 16:37:30 | More by Slatetank
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
08-14-2013 00:17:57 | More by dvanhandel
New York
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
07-23-2013 02:17:42 | More by virinow
4/5 rDev +12.7%
07-12-2013 20:52:11 | More by mrfrancis
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
07-07-2013 11:46:37 | More by Boone757
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
06-16-2013 10:51:20 | More by TheBeeraholic
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
05-10-2013 06:08:23 | More by Dchou
3.75/5 rDev +5.6%
03-06-2013 03:21:11 | More by kirbmeist
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
03-02-2013 17:33:44 | More by djrn2
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -22.5%
02-07-2013 04:34:38 | More by ThinkAgain
2.86/5 rDev -19.4%
Another courtesy of Rampaige. Poured into 10oz goblet. Poured a very nice black color, with just a thin cap of tan head that had low retention and lacing.
The aroma was pretty soft, a touch of gentle roast over a base of solidly basic malt. The beer was basically the same on the tongue, but sadly there was a just enough of an odd funk that was mildly off-putting.
The body was decent, but thinner than I like in a stout, more Porterish. Drinkability was OK, but that funk kinda hurt it. Overall, a decent enough brew, and if want a change of pace while you're on your tropic holiday, this would suffice.
01-14-2013 00:50:40 | More by beertunes
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -1.4%
11-22-2012 16:58:33 | More by Jayship
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev -15.5%
11-22-2012 01:29:14 | More by cfalovo97
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The dinning experience can be described as the same level and quality as eating at a Denny's restaurant. The food was without taste and of poor quality. They added so much ice to their orange juice that when it melted, it was more water then orange juice. They served their left over smoked fish from the night before for their breakfast. You got the feeling that they were rationing their food throughout the trip, not that it matter as it was of poor taste that you did not want large portions anyway. They offered wine with dinner at no cost, but it was cheap wine, so you were not too eager to drink much of it.
The cruise director though friendly, provided minimal service. He did not go out of his way to provide more service then required. Some of the waiters had a difficult time understanding English and made it hard to get service from them. The maitre'd came across as very rigid and strict with rules that it made you feel uncomfortable asking for service. The stateroom cleaning staff, however, were very good. They service your room efficiently and left your room sparkling clean.
The entertainment was very poor. The one musician aboard played the same beat to every song in a Hungarian tone. This was not conducive to wanting to stay and enjoy hearing him play or enjoy dancing to the music.
The one thing that was good about this cruise, were the port and shore excursions. We saw some very beautiful areas of France and sites.
During the cruise, we heard that Viking leased the ship Ms Maribelle and it's crew as there was a high demand for this itinerary. In my opinion they were more concerned with making money, then providing quality and excellent service. Throughout our trip, we heard the same complains from a number of passengers and it became a joke to talk about the quality and service of the ship. We could not wait to get off the ship. It was very upsetting to feel this way after having travel so far and having spend the money and receive this kind of treatment.
In summary, we would not recommend this cruise to anyone and would not recommend Viking as it appears they cared more about making money and little about the service and quality they provide.


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The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education announced its largest single grant to date at its annual luncheon, held May 27 at Lightfair International in Las Vegas. The recipient--the first outside the United States--was the School of Interior Design at Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto.
The university is developing a comprehensive lighting design program that will be offered with its Center for Lighting Research and Design. Two courses are currently being offered; the $20,000 grant will enable the university to develop four more. One objective of the program, which will award a Certificate in Lighting Design, will be to fill the void for applied lighting design at the university level in Canada.
A special award of $5,000, that recognized the positive results achieved by a past grantee by extending its grant for an additional year, went to Texas Christian University to enable the continuation of its Lighting Designers in Residence series for the 1998-99 academic year. The series is presented as part of Lighting for Visual Presentation, a course established in 1996 with Nuckolls Fund support.
The Nuckolls Fund board of directors this year increased its annual grant from $10,000 to $20,000 in recognition of the fund's growth and ability to support more extensive funding. "It is especially gratifying to double our grant as we mark the fund's 10th anniversary," says fund president Jeffrey Milham. The fund was established in 1988 in memory of lighting designer and educator Jim Nuckolls.


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Northview High School students and parents alike are happy to see the end of a construction project in Sylvania. The city re-opened Monroe Street in both directions from Silica Drive to Erie Street on Friday.
"I'm really glad that it's over," said Northview parent Mary Wendt. "It will help us all not worry as much about our children. It will save me a lot of time during my day when I'm juggling all those things you have to do as a parent."
Parents say they are glad the project is completed, but had hoped construction would be finished before school started. City officials say that just was not possible.
"Our ideal time frame would have not included during school time, but unfortunately because of the marathon classic and the end of school, the date of the classic, the start of school, we had to impact it a little bit," said Public Service Director Kevin Aller.
As Northview parents breath and sigh of relief, the headache is just beginning for McCord Jr. High parents. In just 10 days, a new project begins on Sylvania Avenue between McCord Road and Holland-Sylvania Road.
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Eagles Receive 11 Votes in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 Poll
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The FGCU softball team received 11 votes in this week's ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll the Amateur Softball Association announced on Tuesday.
This is the fourth time that the Eagles have earned votes in the ESPN.com national poll.
FGCU has a 37-5 overall record, including winning 29 of their last 30 games. Senior Cheyenne Jenks (Naples, Fla.) leads the team with a .491 batting average. Jenks also has 19 home runs, 61 RBI, and a 1.079 slugging percentage. Cat McDaniel (Melbourne, Fla.) anchors the pitching staff with her 16-0 record. McDaniel has an ERA of 2.01 and has pitched 12 complete games, including four shutouts.


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Following are results courtesy of the Quincy Raceways from June 30:
UMP Super Late Models
Feature:1. Mark Burgtorf (Quincy, il), 2. Rickey Frankel (Quincy, IL), 3. Michael Long (Quincy, IL), 4. Denny Woodworth (Mendon, IL), 5. Dewayne Kiefer (Ste. Genevieve, mo), 6. Jerry Lierly (Camp Point, IL), 7. Steve Thorsten (Milford, IL), 8. Clint Kirkham (Camden, IL), 9. Jay Chenoweth (Wapello, IA), 10. Ron Elbe (Augusta, IL), 11. Cliff Powell (Hannibal, MO), 12. Jared Schlipman (Mendon, IL), 13. Jason Perry (Payson, IL), 14. Justin Reed (Collinsville, Il.), 15. Billy Genenbacher (Camp Point, IL).
UMP Modifieds
Feature:1. Steven DeLonjay (Quincy, IL), 2. Michael Long (Quincy, IL), 3. David Wietholder (Liberty, IL), 4. Robbie Reed (Quincy, il, Mo), 5. Craig Spegal (New London, MO), 6. Shawn Deering (Quincy, IL), 7. Terry Gallaher (Hannibal, MO), 8. Shane Lewis (La Harpe, IL), 9. Kelly Bartz (Quincy, IL), 10. Russ Schoonover (Colchester, IL), 11. Seith Woodruff (Carthage, IL), 12. Russ Coultas (Bluffs, IL), 13. Troy Grotz (Quincy, Il), 14. Adam Birck (Canton, MO), 15. Danny Lake (New London, MO), 16. Frankie Wellman (Quincy, IL), 17. Ryan Porter (Colchester, IL), 18. Steven Theivagt (Virginia, IL), DNS. Robert Thompson (Colchester, IL).
IMCA Stock Cars
Feature:1. Abe Huls (Carthage, IL), 2. Brandon Savage (Canton, MO), 3. Jake Powers (Plainville, IL), 4. Michael Larsen (Hannibal, MO), 5. Beau Taylor (Canton, MO), 6. Terry Houston (Mt. Sterling, IL), 7. Jerry Jansen (Plainville, IL), 8. Kevin Tomlinson (New London, MO), 9. Ryan Bauer (Quincy, IL), 10. Jim Powell (Hannibal, MO), 11. Darin Lambert (Carthage, IL), 12. Jeremy Buss (Quincy, il).
IMCA Northern SportMods
Feature:1. Bobby Anders (Quincy, IL), 2. Tony Dunker (Quincy, IL), 3. Jeff Delonjay (Quincy, IL), 4. Abe Huls (Carthage, IL), 5. Brandon Dale (Gorin, mo), 6. Tanner Klingele (Quincy, Il), 7. Bradley Holtmeyer (Quincy, IL), 8. Jon Lear (Barry, IL), 9. Charles VanZandt (Camp Point, il), 10. Austin Howes (Memphis, MO), 11. Greg Uppinghouse (Plainville, IL), 12. Sean Wyett (Danville, IA), DNS. Michael Bliven (Quincy, IL), DQ. Bucky Gollaher (Hannibal, mo).
IMCA Sport Compact
Feature:1. Austen Bercerra (Carthage, IL), 2. Josh Barnes (Keokuk, IA), 3. Laine VanZandt (Camp Point, IL), 4. Kimberly Abbott (Camp Point, IL), 5. Brandon Lambert (Carthage, IL), 6. Kevin Brinkley (Hannibal, MO), 7. Kyle Hamilton (Keokuk, il), 8. Casey Lambert (Carthage, il), 9. Craig Bangert (Golden, IL), 10. Bryce Baker (QUINCY, IL), DNS. Pat Dunker (Ursa, IL), DNS. Gary Stephenson (Quincy, IL), DNS. Mike Hornung Jr (Keokuk, IA), DNS. Alex Baker (QUINCY, IL).
The next event at Quincy Raceways is the biggest event of the season on Tuesday July 2 with the appearance of the "Hell Tour", the $5000 to Win UMP DIRTcar SummerNationals for the UMP Super Late Models. The Summit Modified $1000 to Win UMP Modifieds will join in the fun with the "King of the Bullring" $1003 to Win for the Summy Tire & Auto Center Karl Chevrolet IMCA Northern SportMods. Adult tickets are $25, Seniors 65 & older are $22, Students 11-15 are $15 and Kids 10 and Under are Free as always at Quincy Raceways.
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Will Husker fans shatter the attendance records for the Big Ten Baseball Tournament this May in Omaha? With ticket prices starting at $20 for five days, that would seem to be a safe bet.
The #8-seeded Husker Volleyball Team swept the #9-seeded San Diego Toreros and will face the #1-seed Texas Longhorns Saturday night at the Devaney Center. Texas beat the American Eagles 3-1.
A brief-ish explanation of the different serves you'll see the Husker women pull out on a nightly basis. It is not at all comprehensive, as I haven't seen all of them serve, but it explains things...
One night after knocking off #16 Michigan State, the Huskers Volleyball Team beat the #19 Michigan Wolverines 3-1 in front of more than 8,100 at the Devaney Center.
The Husker Volleyball team beat the #16 Michigan State Spartans in a raucous Devaney Center on Friday night, avenging a loss from earlier this season.
Positives: It's Broadway and B1G Lights. Negatives: It's played in a baseball stadium in the bad part of town. And if you're lucky, it's not going to snow.
Legends and Leaders is headed to extinction as the Big Ten goes geographic in splitting the conference.
Some think that adding more conference games will improve football schedules. The financial realities indicate otherwise. If anything, it might mean even worse schedules.
David Ubben thinks Nebraska regrets moving to the Big Ten. I think he's dead wrong.
The Big Ten is considering a proposal that would give the conference the ability to impose financial penalties, suspensions or termination of employment on individuals and schools themselves.
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|The Place on Jennings Creek
|Monday, March 28, 2011 7:45 AM
Recently I read "The Place on Jennings Creek" by Leslie C. Peltier, sometimes referred to our most famous Delphos resident. I felt the urge to inform everyone in Delphos and our area about this fascinating person and their home on the Jennings Creek. In wider circles, Peltier is known as "the most famous amateur astronomer in America." He even has a comet named for him. As a youth he became interested in nature and science, particularly in astronomy, in which field he has discovered and co-discovered 12 new comets and two Novae and has made some 130,000 observations of variable stars.
At age 5, he watched his first remembered stars, the Pleiades, through the east window of their kitchen window on the farm. Five years later, through that same window he saw the shimmering form of Halley's Comet, just before dawn in May 1910.
My curiosity was aroused about the book when Jack Adams and his wife purchased this beautiful Peltier home on Bredeick Street in Delphos. They are considering making it into a bed and breakfast. How wonderful! It would be a wonderful "resort" to sit and relax and enjoy nature. Out of town visitors could enjoy that while they take in the Miami-Erie Canal, The Delphos Canal Commission Museum, The Postal Museum, The Lincoln Highway, our Veterans Memorial, our beautiful churches and the many other points of interest in Delphos.
When Mrs. A returned the book, I decided to read "The Place on Jennings Creek" instead of just returning it to the bookshelf. Since then I have read and re-read parts of it. I became fascinated with the book. It is a must for all students in the Delphos schools….a good one for the parents and teachers also.
When our oldest son, Bill, was in Cub Scouts, we were privileged to view the moon through Peltier's telescope in his home observatory. It was a real thrill! Memories of this experience returned when I viewed the "Super Moon" last Saturday night.
In the opening chapter Peltier describes Brookhaven inside and out. Although the Jennings Creek is not a brook, that was the name given to the home and it's surroundings by a previous owner.
On one special November afternoon, Leslie's wife, Dottie, called him at his workshop – office of the Delphos Bending Co. She excitedly told him that Realtor Bill Jones had the old Moenning place on the Jennings Creek listed. This beautiful Victorian house stood amidst a huge wooded area, with the back yard bordering the Jennings Creek. There were 32 trees in the front lawn alone. By the time Peltier arrived on the scene, Dottie had already fallen in love with the place. This unspoiled rural setting was just inside the western Delphos city limits.
This beautiful home with all its gingerbread and porches was built by Henry Moennig in the late 19th century. Henry came to America from Germany with his family in 1843. He was 13 at the time. Henry helped his family clear the land for their farm. At the age of 27, he married Mary Bredeick, daughter of Ferdinand Bredeick, one of the founders of Delphos. Henry became a very active business man in town, with one street named for him. Henry and Mary had eight children. Three died in their first year and three others died rather young. Two surviving children, Elizabeth and Otto, moved to California.
From 1938 on, Brookhaven had three owners. The first being a Catholic priest, by the name of Dr. John L. Sassen (or the parish), then Harold Wolfe and Collin M. Doyle. Doyle had horses and dogs while living there. They also added a swimming pool and golf course to the front yard. After purchasing Brookhaven, the Peltier family used the pool until the boys went off to college.
"The Place on Jennings Creek" is really a nature book. In the book, the reader can wonder all over the grounds and enjoy the many varieties of trees on the property. Scattered all over the front part of the lawn was an assortment of old trees — oak, ash, sycamore, maple and catalpa, with a grouping of tall pines near the house. Leslie and Dottie often took walks around the property, stopping to sit on a log or two. The whole property covered about a dozen acres. They referred to the South Woods and the North Woods. Here they could enjoy almost every species of tree found in Delphos. Among them was cottonwood, willow, buckeye, hawthorne, hackberry, box elder, Austrian pine, Norway spruce, honey locust, redbud, apples, peach, wild black cherry, an ancient red cedar and a lone chestnut tree found in the South Woods. Peltier noted that at one time he estimated that there were 4,100 silver maples within the corporation limits of Delphos. He noted that if they were all sugar maples, the cash value of their average yield would by about $10,250. People planted silver maple because they grew faster. Peltier described Johnny Appleseed as if he knew him in person.
Peltier refers to the quarry across the creek from his property. He describes the rock formations of the limestone quarry and how those walls and the limestone formations under his property can tell a lot about how our area was formed. He wrote about the granite boulders which came down 10,000 to 25,000 years ago with the glaciers that once covered much of Ohio. He describes the Black Swamp, Ten Mile Woods and the Miami – Erie Canal. He mentions how Indians like Tecumseh and Little Turtle once roamed the area. It was Peltier's great-grandfather, William Scott, who was one of the men who cut the first road from the Auglaize River through the wilderness to Van Wert. Scott lived to the age of 102.
Peltier describes the house with its Trindows, which are three panes of glass, with two inches of space between each pane.
Peltier describes the many wildflowers on the property, such a trilliums, wild blue phlox, Dutchman's breeches, blue Hepaticas and bloodroot. Naturally they also had golden rod and ragweed. They could listen to the night sounds of the crickets and katydids and the hooting of owls. They found a hummingbird nest in one of the trees. The nest was about the size of a dime, with two eggs, the size of garden peas. They enjoyed the many birds and wild animals. They were visited by herons, song birds, raccoon, rabbits and many other little creatures. He said Dottie made very good applesauce and he didn't spray the trees because he didn't mind sharing an apple with a worm, who got there first.
Peltier also mentions the many bike trails that were in the South Woods. He said that was OK until the motor cycles came too.
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Furniture for Minecraft PE is a furniture creation guide application containing TONS of furniture ideas SPECIFICALLY for the Pocket Edition of Minecraft!
This app gives furniture ideas for Minecraft Pocket Edition, so it's materials don't include anything that's in the PC or XBox version that you can't make in the PE edition. Have a house built? Now it's time to fill it with some furniture! Give your empty rooms some life with a ton of ideas included in this app. We cover many different items and include a materials required list for each item! Also, every furniture item includes a guide for how to make it. Other Minecraft guide apps show images only, while we actually explain how to create everything from start to finish!
• Furniture is specifically for the Pocket Edition
• This app includes a ton of furniture items to add excitement to your buildings, or even to your outside world
• Every item gives it's listed requirements, down to every single item you need
• Every item includes a guide for how to make it from scratch, step by step to make it as easy as possible.
• A lot of unique items like a indoor pool, arcade machine, bbq...
You can carry your guide around easily to a friends house and e-mail your friends specific sections right from your Droid.
This guide is specifically for the Pocket Edition of Minecraft, if you are looking for PC/360 furniture, look up "Furniture Guide for Minecraft" (our other app!). Enjoy!
This guide is unofficial. No one has endorsed, promoted, or warranted the accuracy or quality of the products or services offered in this guide.


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Elastic Jelly Yo-Yo Balls
This advice is designed to provide basic guidance to traders. It is not a complete or authoritative statement of the law. A large print version is available.
Following incidents of near strangulation of children, the Department of Trade and Industry (now known as the Department for Business Innovation and Skills) banned the sale of elastic jelly style Yo Yo Balls in April 2003.
Due to the design and material of the toys, children were swinging them round their heads and the rubbery strings were winding tightly round their necks, presenting a potential strangulation hazard.
Following in-depth tests, and a paediatrician's view that the toys were unsafe for children, the Secretary of State issued Prohibition Notices on 24 April 2003 under the Consumer Protection Act, against six known suppliers of Yo Yo Balls and signalled that action would be taken against any further supply by others.
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Clinton — A Westbrook man was arrested Monday after police said he asked people to provide him with their alcohol-free breath so that he bypass his court ordered ignition interlock device.
Kenneth Palifka, 67, was charged with avoidance of an ignition interlock device. He was released from custody after posting a $500 bond and is scheduled to appear in Middlesex Superior Court on July 1.
Clinton police said they were dispatched to the Town Marina on Riverside Drive at about 4:40 p.m. after receiving numerous calls from witnesses who said that Palifka was asking them to breathe into the ignition interlock device.
Police found Palifka and a male friend at the marina. They said that the pair had returned from boating on Long Island Sound and were attempting to remove Palifka's boat and trailer "by hand" from the town boat ramp because they were unable to start Palifka's car. Police said the two had been consuming alcohol earlier in the day.
Court records show that Palifka was arrested twice in November 2011 for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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BALTIMORE (AP) - Chris Tillman took a two-hitter into the seventh inning, Chris Davis hit his major league-leading 22nd home run and the Baltimore Orioles blanked the Boston Red Sox 2-0 Friday night in a duel between the top two teams in the AL East.
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There was a collective panic when Lionel Messi went down injured in Barcelona 0-0 Champions League draw with Benfica. The world's best player clutched his knee and was eventually carted off the field, leading most to assume the worst, but the first word out of Barcelona appears to be good.
Messi: apparently the first impressions are that is nothing serious. But lets see what medical report says— Guillem Balague (@GuillemBalague) December 5, 2012
If true, Messi, Barcelona and the entire world can take a deep breath. Nobody wants to see the superstar hurt and it did not look good when he had to be carted off, but a few weeks on the sidelines is a manageable absence.
Barcelona has never really had to deal with a Messi-less life before. The Argentine constantly defies physics on the ball and he does the same with his health, taking tackles and collisions like they are nothing. He has not missed an extended period of time since 2006, when he was still an up-and-coming player, not an established star.
This is still an early report and Messi has not been evaluated in-depth yet, but it is good news to start.