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The town council here approved street closures for town streets during upcoming festivals, while also tabling a decision for what company would handle the service contract for the Danville Town Hall HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system, which includes the hot water system.
The Downtown Danville Partnership requested the following dates and street closures:
* For the Summer Sounds on the Square concert series June 15,
July 20, Aug. 17, and Sept. 21, the organization requested a closure
of Marion Street from noon to midnight on each concert date;
* For Family Game Fest June 22 or Aug. 10., it was requested that
Washington Street close from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
* For the Scarecrow Festival on Oct. 5, it was requested that Marion
Street close from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and
* For Christmas on the Square on Nov. 29, it was requested that Washington and Marion streets close from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Tri-Kappa and the Danville Parks Department are teaming up for the Fair on the Square and Hendricks County Half Marathon. Tri-Kappa requested that South Jefferson Street, from U.S. 36 to West Broadway Street, Marion Street from South Cross Street to South Indiana Street, and South Washington Street from Marion Street to U.S. 36 all close for the Fair on the Square from 5 p.m. Sept. 13 to 5 p.m. Sept. 15.
In addition, the Danville Parks Department requested that S. Washington Street close from Broadway Street to Marion Street from 5 p.m. Sept. 13 to 11:30 a.m. Sept. 14.
A representative with the Geranium Festival requested use of the inside parking lane of Marion and Washington streets from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 11.
The Farmers' Market requested the closure of South Jefferson Street from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Saturday from May 11 to Sept. 21.
All requests for street closures were approved.
Meanwhile, the decision on whether to award a contract for the service of Danville Town Hall's HVAC system to Heat & Cool LLC, 72 W. Main St., Danville, or Perfection Group Inc., 4299 W. 96th St.,
Indianapolis, was tabled until a later date. The council noted that the decision will most likely be made at its March 18 meeting.
The Danville Town Council meets at 7 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month at the Danville Town Hall.


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Charlottesville - Reed Gragnani drove in four runs, Brandon Downes three as Virginia improved to 37-and-6 on the season with a 16-8 win over JMU Wednesday night in Charlottesville. The Cavaliers won their sixth straight game. They play a three-game series at Virginia Tech this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Liberty jumped out to a 12-0 lead the first two innings and the Flames held off Old Dominion 17-10 Wednesday in Norfolk. Alex Close drove in a career-high six runs, including a grand slam in the first inning. Sammy Taormina banged out four hits, including a homer and drove in three runs, Danny Grauer had four rbi's as the Flames banged out 21 hits for the game.
Also, VMI won at Norfolk State 9-4. Brandon Angus went 3-for-6 for the Keydets and the VMI bullpen allowed just four hits over the final six innings. The Keydets took advantage of six Norfolk State errors. VMI snapped a 7-game losing skid with the victory.
And Radford had its three-game winning streak snapped, losing at home to North Carolina A&T 11-6.
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It's been quite a year for lifestyle brand Saturdays Surf. Just last month the laid-back label opened its second New York City store on Perry Street in the West Village, shortly after the March arrival of its first outpost in Japan. And the trio of guys in charge—Morgan Collett, Josh Rosen, and Colin Tunstall, is not planning on slowing down any time soon. The newest Saturdays project? A print magazine. "This is a great opportunity to get into the psyche of what Saturdays represents," Tunstall (whose ten years in the publishing industry as an art director at Esquire, New York magazine, and GQ made him the perfect fit for the role of editor in chief) told Style.com.
Although the brand has gained a reputation for all things surf related, the 290-page first issue of Saturdays Magazine includes an eclectic mix of features, and they aren't all wave riding related. There are nine image portfolios shot by the likes of famous sports photographers Walter Looss and Nick LaVecchia, to name of few, as well as 15 Q&As with a diverse mix of individuals from hotel owner Sean MacPherson and teen surfing sensation Quincy Davis to skateboarder Tony Farmer and eighties fashion designer Jimmy'Z, (known for his Velcro board shorts, which were recently revived at Opening Ceremony). Unlike traditional magazines, there are no styled editorial spreads or even advertisements. "Saturdays is not the livelihood of the brand, nor do we think it will pay the bills," says Tunstall of the mag, which he says will most likely be a biannual publication. "We are doing it simply because we are passionate about the brand." Get a sneak preview of the magazine exclusively on Style.com before it makes its public debut August 1.
Saturdays Magazine will be available for purchase in Saturdays Surf NYC locations, the Saturdays Tokyo flagship, and select bookstores worldwide.
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- Release Date: April 11, 2014
- Genres: Drama
- Cast: Karen Gillan, Brenton Thwaites, Rory Cochrane, Katee Sackhoff
- Directors: Mike Flanagan
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- Distributor: Relativity Media
- Ten years ago, tragedy struck the Russell family, leaving the lives of teenage siblings Tim and Kaylie forever changed when Tim was convicted of the brutal murder of their parents. Now in his 20s, Tim is newly released from protective custody and only wants to move on with his life; but Kaylie, still haunted by that fateful night, is convinced her parents' deaths were caused by something else altogether: a malevolent supernatural force unleashed through the Lasser Glass, an antique mirror in their childhood home. Determined to prove Tim's innocence, Kaylie tracks down the mirror, only to learn similar deaths have befallen previous owners over the past century. With the mysterious entity now back in their hands, Tim and Kaylie soon find their hold on reality shattered by terrifying hallucinations, and realize, too late, that their childhood nightmare is beginning again...
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1) LOVE: Give love today. A very simple idea, but love blessings are guaranteed from above. Look around you. Where can you deliver love? Remember the words of St. Therese: "What matters in life is not great deeds but great love." This is what each one of us is born to do. Love is the most powerful antidote in the world, but it is also the most difficult to use over any other force.
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Rochester Hills, Mich. (WJBK) -- A 49-year-old Detroit man is under arrest for allegedly trying to cash phony bottle return slips at a Kroger store.
Oakland County Sheriff's deputies responded to the Kroger on Livernois in Rochester Hills after receiving a call from the store's fraud investigation department. Store employees had been keeping an eye on two people they suspected of cashing counterfeit bottle return slips over the course of two months.
Tuesday, one of the suspects came into the store and cashed in $50 worth of return slips. Kroger's fraud team stopped the man and detained him until deputies arrived. He was arrested and is being held at the Oakland County Jail until he can be arraigned on fraud charges.
Deputies say the man and his alleged partner are responsible for more than $2,000 in fraudulent bottle returns. The investigation is ongoing.
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Police said they are offering a cash reward after a man was shot to death in the front yard of a Spartanburg home Tuesday morning.
Capt. Art Littlejohn with Spartanburg police said they were called to a home about 9:15 a.m. Baltimore Street where Stanley "Man" Jones was shot.
Littlejohn said the first 911 call reported an altercation in the front yard and then later learned that shots were fired from a car.
He said at least one shot was fired from a car, hitting Jones who was in the front yard.
Littlejohn said they were told the shooter was in the backseat of a four-door white Buick LeSabre with heavily tinted windows. He said there was one other person in the car - the driver.
Police said the car was last seen headed towards West Main Street.
During a live interview on foxcarolina.com, Littlejohn said they are actively speaking with neighbors and potential witnesses to determine what may have led up to the shooting. He said they believe the victim and shooter were at least acquaintances.
FOX Carolina spoke with the next-door neighbor who said they heard one loud gunshot about 9 a.m. and went outside where they found one man trying to help his brother who had been shot in the chest.
Police said a reward of up to $2,000 is being offered for the arrest of people involved in the killing of Jones. They are still working on leads in the case but have yet to release any information about a potential suspect.
Police ask anyone with information on the shooting or anything that may have been going on in the area in recent days to call the criminal investigator at 864-592-2065 or Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC.
Stay with FOX Carolina and foxcarolina.com for the latest in this developing story.
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PINEVILLE, La. (KNOE 8 News) - Louisiana state treasurer John Kennedy is calling for Governor Bobby Jindal's tax plan to be voted on by the tax payers of Louisiana.
At a meeting on Monday in Pineville, Kennedy worked to clarify parts of Jindal's new tax proposal.
The proposal would eliminate state income tax, but Kennedy warns that the proposal will have both winners and losers.
"Both Governor Roemer and Governor Foster allowed the people to vote." Kennedy said, "after explaining to them carefully, who would win, who would lose, what the changes would be, what the anticipating consequences would be, people got to vote up or down, both under governor Roemer and under Governor Foster. So, I'm asking Governor Jindal to allow the people to vote on this one as well."
Kennedy proposed the best way to improve the tax legislation would be to open it to public vote.
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The water resource protection and regulation bill sponsored by Sen. John Unger, D-Berkeley, seems poised to pass, but not right away.
Senate Bill 373, which relates to water resource protection and the regulation of above-ground storage tanks passed through its first reading in the West Virginia Senate Jan. 24 after members of the Senate Judiciary Committee hammered away at it for a few hours the night before.
The bill is scheduled to be read a second time Monday, Jan. 27. The bill was amended in the Senate Judiciary Committee, so if and when it passes the full Senate, the House of Delegates will have to debate the amended bill and vote on it again.
Unger said he is pleased the bill is progressing.
Sen. David Nohe, R-Wood, said he was concerned with the amount of time legislators were given to review the contents of the bill. However, Nohe said he would be for such legislation.
Sen. Chris Walters, R-Putnam, said he was in favor of the legislation but agreed legislators should take more time to perfect the language of the bill. He also suggested dividing the bill to separate water quality and water quantity regulations and creating two separate bills.
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A bill set to regulate inspections of above-ground storage tanks has cleared two Senate committees.
Senate Bill 373, relating to water resources protection, cleared the two Senate committees it was referred to after the original bill was introduced to the Senate last week by Sen. John Unger, D-Berkeley.
Senate President Jeffrey Kessler, D-Marshall, is a co-sponsor for the bill.
On Wednesday, Jan. 22, the Senate Natural Resources Committee passed a committee substitute for the bill, aimed at requiring the consistent regulation and inspection of some above-ground storage tanks that hold more than 1,000 gallons.
The West Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously passed the bill Thursday, Jan. 23.
Several senators took issue with the bill, including Sen. Chris Walters, R-Putnam. Walters did not vote against the bill but did want to make an amendment clarifying industrial businesses that could potentially be exempt from the regulations.
However, the committee voted against his amendment.
Unger spoke after the committee hearing about the passage of the bill.
He said its passage showed the importance of the state's water resources.
"I think the importance of protecting our water resources is essential," Unger said. "I was concerned about the obstructionists of this but I think they're scared of the people."
Unger said while he is concerned with some of the senators who were trying to obstruct the bill, he believes it is the best piece of legislation for West Virginians and has time to continue to grow as it goes through the floor session of the Senate and into the House of Delegates next week.
"Ultimately we're here for the people and the people will prevail," he added.
Unger praised his fellow senators including Sen. Sam Cann, D-Harrison, Sen. Gregory Tucker, D-Nicholas, and Sen. Herb Snyder, D-Jefferson.
"Sen. Cann was articulate; Sen. Tucker, Sen. Snyder, they were all very articulate in this process," Unger said.
Unger said the amendments that didn't pass during the committee meeting were meant to "weaken" the legislation and exempt certain entities from having a water protection plan. Unger said he didn't believe those approaches were "right," saying everyone should have access to clean, safe, drinking water.
Sen. Bill Cole, R-Mercer, said during the committee meeting the lawmakers were "ramming" the legislation down the people's throats.
Unger took issue with that comment.
"Sen. Cole said we're ramming this regulation down people's throats, well I wonder about the 300,000 people in this valley that had this polluted water rammed down their throats," Unger said. "I found that insulting."
Also during the committee meeting Sen. Evan Jenkins, R-Cabell, tried to delay the bill one day. The committee took a vote with a 12-5 result, passing the bill with amendments before the meeting was over Thursday evening.


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Woke in the predawn hours again. K still sleeping off her car ride home, cats just beginning to make their rounds.
Fix coffee, fill kibble bowls, give the little dears their morning chuck behind the ears.
Check to see if it rained overnight.
Kick the laptop on, Facebook, email, Soccernet.
There's not a lot to be said at this point about the lack of transfer activity by DL & Co. that hasn't been said already. The ennui builds like a wave at sea. Nothing. No news. A pile of nothing.
Not only is the negative psychic energy building around this transfer window crazy-making, it's actually not particularly interesting. When I say to you, "I wish we'd just sign Adebayor on loan & be done with it," I'm 99% sure you're not thinking, "That's amazing. What an incredible thing he just said. That statement is sure to give meaning to the rest of my day." & yet, speculation seems the only manna we have in this desert, dry & tasteless as it is. Each new guess (Nilmar! Zarate! Osvaldo again!) gets chewed upon, autopsied, measured, weighed & ultimately valued. Most times, the value is zero.
If we're honest with ourselves, I think it's the case that we actually support two clubs: the one that plays in the Premier League & various European competitions, that fields living, breathing human beings that strive to beat other living, breathing beings across the way, who have arrived at the same place for similar reasons; & the club in our heads, Silly Season Spurs - you know, the one where Aguero's been our No. 9 since last January. These two clubs crash against each other, complicate proceedings, surprise & confound us completely. How many folks were ready to deify Wilson Palacios before the 2009-10 season? (A lot.) How many people thought a loan to Middlesborough in Winter 2010 might be just the thing for an unsteady Gareth Bale? (Also a lot.) The Spurs team that will actually exist, the one that come September 1st will kick a ball around a grassy field is almost never concomitant with the Spurs team in our heads, especially in summer. (I don't play, but I can't imagine Football Manager has helped ease this particular tic.) We know this. & yet we're up at night, fidgeting with lineups in our heads.
The faith tradition in which I grew up sends a lot of folks overseas to work on development & social justice issues. These volunteers would often return bearing gifts. One of the gifts my sister & I received came from an aid worker who had recently returned from a year in Guatemala. She brought us worry dolls.
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She told us that Guatemalan children who couldn't sleep would pick up a doll, whisper their troubles to it, & then place the doll under their pillows. My sister & I got five apiece, & they looked very much like the dolls pictured above. I wish I still had them.
As football fans, the wishes we make - ITKs breathing into forum threads, podcast hosts debating the merits of Striker X or Central Midfielder Y - are a form of displacement. For our own individual reasons each of us has pinned a bit of our hope - a bit of ourselves, really - to Tottenham Hotspur FC. It's embarrassing when you say it out loud like that, but I think it's true. To peg any part of one's self-worth to anything...well, to anything other than one's self...is a decision that's fraught with danger, even as we remind ourselves that SPURS IS NOT THAT BIG OF A DEAL. "It is a big deal," we say to our accusers (ourselves!). "A tiny bit of me goes with them!"
So really, to imagine Fernado Llorente rising to a perfectly placed Gareth Bale cross is a form of psychological unburdening - we give our worries over to an imaginary side. & the displacement is double, because the worries we have about the club & its various dealings are actually worries we have about ourselves, the ones we love, the places & people we fear are at risk or under threat. Those of you who come out of Judeo-Christian traditions know about scapegoating: a being (an animal, or a marginalized person) is saddled with the sins of a community, then sacrificed. (In Old Testament Israel they used to literally drive a goat into the wilderness to die.) Sport in general, & football in particular, is a much more complex revision of the scapegoating impulse, an intricate melodrama upon which - yes - we project our sense of iniquity, but also our hopes, our aspirations, our suspicions & our worries. & because our psychological & even spiritual well-being is at stake, because the imagined machinations of the club in our heads can in some sense be controlled by us, if even for a moment, & never without a tinge of loss (I know Benzema's not going to happen, but still, can you imagine?...), we let those teams carry our loads for us, if not on the field, then at least in our waking dreams.
I'm not sure this analogy is complete or satisfying, but it strikes me that each notion or rumor or suggestion we engage when thinking about Spurs is a kind of worry doll, a stay against anxiety &, paradoxically, a generator of the very worry it seeks to assuage. & when, in the sober light of day, nothing has happened (or something has), & the actual team takes the actual field, we feel at once a sense of relief, thankfulness that whatever catastrophe we imagined has been deferred for a little while at least; disappointment that the team that exists not quite as fantastic as the team in our minds; & a troubled sense of foreboding, that once the sun goes down we'll be beset again, & will once more turn to pour our souls out to little players made of string.


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"I thought this was the hardest I've seen a team work this year that I've been coaching ... and that includes the Capitals too."Bruce Boudreau, on his Ducks' effort last night. Your move, Caps.
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Bruce Boudreau mic'd up for the Baltimore Hockey Classic (via SB Nation DC)
Perhaps its time for Bruce Boudreau to be relieved of his duties behind the bench in Washington
The Washington Capitals have fired Bruce Boudreau
"Shots aren't the important thing. Scoring chances are way more important than shots."Washington Capitals head coach Bruce Boudreau
I asked Bruce about that flat-out today. I said, ...I know how you are, you kind of look for these historical things and you use them to motivate your team sometimes. What would this mean for you, ... seven straight [road] wins, that record stood for 27 years and you can own it tonight. And he says, you know what, I used to care about stuff like that. After last year I learned that...none of that stuff matters. So we're just looking to win hockey games and get points, and whatever happens happens.Mike Vogel, Capitals Report
"I think you absolutely have to throw Boudreau in with the half dozen or so worthy candidates for the Jack Adams. He's convinced his team to change its colors, adopting a more defensive style that should, in theory, apply itself better come playoff time. That's a coach that learned a valuabe lesson from the playoffs last year and applied it this year. Impressive. Look at last night, once the Caps went up 3-2 on the Habs, they totally shut the game down, Montreal didn't get a sniff. That's just something the Caps didn't know how to do before this year."- ESPN.com's Pierre LeBrun
"You don't like it, don't come to the games."- Bruce Boudreau's "message for the group of protestors who are headed to the Bell Centre for Tuesday night's Capitals game against the Canadiens to protest head shots in the NHL"
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Theater stars and real life husband and wife Terrence Mann and Charlotte d'Amboise share the stage in the hit production, 'Pippin.'
They sat down with GDNY to talk about life in the spotlight and at home.
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New York
4/5 rDev +5%
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3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
10-06-2013 00:58:27 | More by Turbo
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Best by date Dec 10. Pours a very dark mahogany color. There's a nice head that lasts for quite a while and leaves lace all the way to the bottom of the glass. Smell is of chocolate and coffee. Taste is very much the same, very quaffable.
Definitely a great porter here, not "big" but just right.
10-14-2004 00:42:53 | More by skybluewater
4/5 rDev +5%
12oz stubby bottle courtesy of the monk...
Poured nearly opaque black with only hints of caramel highlights. Head was light brown and about a half inch think reducing to a thin layer and leaving nice lacing on the way down.
Aroma is of nice roasted flavors with hints of chocolate and maybe a touch of oatmeal. Also a bit of flowery hops in the background.
Taste is mostly dark chocolate with a bit of oatmeal and lightly roasted nuts. A very sharp refreshing taste. Mouthfeel is very nice as it coats well and has a full, heavy, creamy feeling on the tounge. Makes me want another, which is totally possible since this sits relatively light on the old acid bag.
A very well done porter and worth a taste.
06-01-2005 01:54:31 | More by blitz134
South Dakota
4.16/5 rDev +9.2%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a pint glass.
Pours an opaque black with a dense tan head that leaves some light lacing all the way down the glass.
The aroma is bready and roasted malts, maybe a little roasted coffee and nuts as well.
Wonderful taste with rich, roasted malts tasting of chocolate and roasted coffee and a little bit of dark fruit. There is a nice, slight hoppy finish.
The mouthfeel is creamy and rich.
Overall, I think this is an outstanding porter.
07-26-2014 00:05:04 | More by SD-Alefan
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
06-18-2014 20:11:00 | More by DaftPatrick
New York
4.43/5 rDev +16.3%
Really like the graphics on the bottle. Pours a coffee brown with a russet tint. Great aroma - roasty-toasty, dark bready malt, faint spicy hoppiness - spent a good half minute smelling it. If they made candles in this scent I'd buy a box of 'em.
The taste follows through big time. Really hits the notes I like in a "regular" porter - great dark malt flavors all over the place, chocolate and black patent malts seem to be in equal balance, along with a silky, almost oatmeal-stout-like flavor along with some muted toffee and a dryish, mellow bitterness. So freaking clean. The finish is dry, with roasted malt spiciness/aromatics/whatever that is, and again very clean. Medium-light mouthfeel.
I could see a case of this in my fridge if I ever get the opportunity. Solid, incredibly drinkable and tasty porter. Beers don't have to be huge to be damned tasty. Thanks to BA JeffKrenner for the bottle!!
10-05-2006 01:09:42 | More by sponberg
3.58/5 rDev -6%
Poured into my British pint, a thick black color with a dense tan head.
The aroma is roasted chocolate a little coffee.
The taste starts sweet smooth with a hint of chocolate. A bitter bakers chocolate flavor follow to a creamy roasted flavor
all around a very solid porter
10-21-2011 02:37:02 | More by bishopdc0
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -1.6%
07-16-2014 14:32:37 | More by megamass
4.33/5 rDev +13.6%
I had a pint on tap at The Drafting Room in Spring House PA and was very impressed. It came out a beautiful deep brown/black color, capped with a nice head that gave way to some pretty lacing as it went down. The Great Northern gave off some nice malt and coffee notes as I brought it up to taste. The flavor was wonderfully balanced and nicely hopped with more coffee coming through. Smooth all the way with very nice finish. A great beer.
02-11-2006 16:50:04 | More by BeerIsland
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Thanks once again to Feloniousmonk for this brew.
Tan, bubbly, dimpled head sits atop a sea of black.
Smells of smoky malt and coffee.
Tastes like espreso. Sweet, smooth and very tasty.
Smooth! Goes down increibly easy. A tastey porter that is not overwhelming.
12-08-2004 22:25:03 | More by fdrich29
4/5 rDev +5%
The beer pours a dark brown color with a tan head. The aroma is full of chocolate and roasted malt, with a hint of sweetness. The flavor is very nice. I get some bitter chocolate notes, as well as a hint of chocolate and some roasted malt. The beer is fairly sweet, with some brown sugar notes coming through in the flavor. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice porter.
09-28-2012 04:09:12 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev +5%
08-02-2012 21:21:36 | More by ryancl
4.18/5 rDev +9.7%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into tall glass.
Appearance: Extremely dark opaque brown (pretty much black) with very foamy tan head that leaves nice lacing lines.
Smell: Major roasted malts with an emphasis on chocolate. Smells dry, almost slightly sour.
Taste: Very dry roastiness with notes of chocolate and coffee. Ends with a strong English, somewhat metallic and even slightly citrusy, bitterness. A slight sweetness becomes apparent as it warms.
Feel: Moderate carbonation and relatively light body for the style. Quite smooth and finishes very dry.
Drinkability: This is one of the best Porters in terms of simple drinkability.
In my opinion, this is Summit's best year round offering.
08-14-2009 18:56:16 | More by bsp77
2.4/5 rDev -37%
A-Pours a clear black with 2 fingers of thick tan head that laces the pint glass.
S-Toasted/burnt barley malt.
T-Definitely some dark malt in here, hints of burnt coffee giving a bitter finish.
M-Medium bodied (malty not creamy) and carbonated. Watery finish.
D-Ok, but I don't think I want another.
O-Nothing special here, 1 dimensional, not very flavorful or complex.
02-25-2012 03:33:53 | More by deebo
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
09-29-2012 04:45:19 | More by NilocRellim
4.3/5 rDev +12.9%
Black with a thin caramel head that lasted the life of the beer, although it faded a little. The aroma was bitter chocolate, roasted malt with slight coffee tones. The taste was more roasted malt with hints of chocolate. Mouthfeel was full, yet smooth and the taste never dissipated. I am impressed with what I have sampled from Summit thus far.
08-22-2002 06:37:07 | More by ryanocerus
4.22/5 rDev +10.8%
Pours deep brown with ruby highlights and a gorgeous creamy tan head that lingered until the last sip. Aroma is very subtle with notes of chocolate and roast malts and an interesting hop profile of grass and flowers. Probably a combination of English and noble hops. Taste is bursting with that wonderful malt character of chocolate and roast with a hint of smoke. Moderate hop bitternes balances the sweetness with the same interesting hop flavors as described in the aroma. Kind of reminds me of a grassy-wildflower summer meadow. What this beer lacks in a thinner mouthfeel actually makes up for it in drinkability. I could have several of these, especially at under 5% ABV. However, I would classify this more as an English porter rather than American due to its thinner body and hop profile. Anyhoo, this beer is tasty and I look forward to the next one.
07-30-2008 17:21:41 | More by beerkittycat
4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
Poured from 12 oz. bottle into pint glass.
Appearance: Very dark brown that shows some ruby red when held up to light. Small creamy white tan head that slowly fades to a white film. Decent lacing.
Smell: Dark roasted malts with a strong aroma of coffee and chocolate. Slight citrus hops in the background.
Taste: Malt sweetness and coffee followed by chocolate and light earthy hop bitterness. Hints of smoke in the background.
Mouthfeel: Medium body and carbonation. Creamy and smooth.
Overall: A very good porter with great balance.
04-15-2011 05:51:53 | More by MattyG85
3.7/5 rDev -2.9%
What a suprise this stuff was, thanks to Minnesota Nick for turning me on to it.
Good deep brown almost black appearance, excellent lacing. Aroma a little sweet. Taste, more sweetness, very hoppy by Summit standards (or midwest), good heft to the chocolate malt. Mouthfeel, hops rescind a little, but its all good. A solid beer, and relatively inexpensive.
03-10-2010 01:28:22 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.95/5 rDev +3.7%
This is a really nice Porter -- even better on tap. Though its not my fav, its availability in Minnesota makes it my "test" Porter...Nice opaque deep amber, smooth maltiness and nice roasted finish with little fade. Subtle sweetness and surprising body for the style. There's a little hop tang, but much more understated than the other Summit warm-fermenters. Mouthfeel suffers from a graininess and lack of fullness. Summit does a pretty good rendition again. Nice stuff...
03-04-2002 12:31:05 | More by ADR
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4.13/5 rDev +8.4%
Appears a very dark chocolate hue tone that lets just a bit of light through forms a big billowing light tan head leaves even rings of lacing. Aroma has dark powdered cocoa tones, mild coffee, and herbal hops intact with a soft creamy marshmellow layer. Taste contains moderate bitterness from the combonation of herbal hops and dark roasted malts which also give off creamy cappucino coffee notes and finishes with a dry dark chocolate flavor profile. Mouthfeel is medium bodied creamy textured evenly carboanted very smooth textured. Drinkability for this brew is great, one smooth and flavorful porter adding to Summit's stand up reputation, I think with this one in the sampler could probably pursuade me to pick one up I'm also a fan of their pils and pale.
02-27-2006 19:41:19 | More by WVbeergeek
4.5/5 rDev +18.1%
10-21-2012 12:37:58 | More by Zonian1
3.95/5 rDev +3.7%
This is a nice dark sweet and smooth porter. This is not an over do it type of porter. This is well balanced for smoothness. So what goes with this dark smoothie? I would listen to either Miles Davis Bitches Brew recording or Queen Latifah's Dana Owen cd.
06-08-2012 05:35:22 | More by frankiepop
3.25/5 rDev -14.7%
09-25-2013 17:05:45 | More by sgttibbs
Summit Great Northern Porter from Summit Brewing Company
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Jacques Hnizdovsky was born in Ukraine to direct descendants of a noble family bearing the Korab coat of arms. The youngest of seven children, he was the only one in his family that was able to emigrate to the west. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and Zagreb, emigrated to the US in 1949.
Hnizdovsky produced hundreds of paintings as well as over 375 prints (woodcuts, linocuts and etchings) after his move to the United States in 1949. Shortly after his arrival, A. Hyatt Mayor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art chose one of his woodcuts for a Purchase Award at a 1950 Minneapolis Institute of Art print exhibition. It was a turning point in his career and his life. From that moment on, he was determined to make his livelihood as an independant artist. In 1962 he was awarded the First Prize at the Boston Printmakers annual exhibition for his print "The Sheep". "The Sheep" was to become his best-known print, and can be seen in the film "The Hours" with Meryl Streep. His work can be best described as stylized realism. He was to become best known for his woodcuts of animals and trees. Many do not realize that Hnizdovsky created almost as many paintings as woodcuts, painting during the day, and working on his woodcuts in the evening.
Hnizdovsky was invited to participate in the Contemporary U.S. Graphic Arts exhibition which traveled to the U.S.S.R. in 1963, as well as a similar exhibition to Japan in 1967. His woodcuts were included in the Triennale Internazionale della Xilographica in Italy in 1972. In 1977 shows of his woodcuts were held at the Long Beach Art Museum, California, and Yale University, and in 1978 and 1982 at the University of Virginia and at the Hermitage Museum of Norfolk, Virginia, in 1981. He received a Tiffany Fellowship in 1961, and fellowships from the following: MacDowell Colony in 1963, 1971, 1976, 1977; Yaddo Foundation in 1978; Ossabaw Foundation in 1980; Virginia Center for the Creative Arts in 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, and 1984.
In 1975 a catalogue raisonné of his woodcuts "Hnizdovsky Woodcuts 1944 - 1975" was published by Pelican Publishing Company of Gretna, Louisiana. In 1987 an updated version "Jacques Hnizdovsky Woodcuts and Etchings" was published, including all woodcuts, linocuts and etchings made during his lifetime. Hnizdovsky has contributed illustrations to The Poems of John Keats, 1964; The Poems of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1967; Tree Trails of Central Park, 1971; Flora Exotica, 1972; The Poems of Thomas Hardy, 1979; The Traveler's Tree, 1980; The Poetry of Robert Frost, 1981; Signum Et Verbum, 1981; A Green Place, 1982; Birds and Beasts, 1990; Behind the King's Kitchen, 1992; The Girl in Glass in 2002; and The Adventurous Gardener in 2005. This list is but a sampling of the books he has illustrated and designed covers for.
Among the numerous permanent collections with woodcuts by Hnizdovsky are: The Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover, MA; Burnaby Art Gallery, British Columbia; Butler Institute of American Art, Youngstown, OH; Chrysler Museum at Norfolk, VA; Cleveland Museum of Fine Arts; Davison Art Center, Wesleyan University; Duke University Museum of Art, Durham, NC; Dulin Gallery of Art, Knoxville, TN; Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Pittsburgh; Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle; Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, Laurel, MS; Louisiana Arts and Science Center, Baton Rouge; Louisiana State Museum, New Orleans; Minneapolis Institute of Arts; Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; National Museum of American Art, Washington, DC; New Orleans Museum of Art; New York Public Library; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Tweed Museum of Art, University of Minnesota; The U.S. Information Agency, Washington, DC; Library of Congress and White House, Washington, DC; University of Delaware; Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond; Winnipeg Art Gallery and Yale University. This again, is a highly abridged list.
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Kendall Williams and Cameron Bairstow added 14, while Cleveland "Pancake" Thomas and newest Lobo Cullen Neal added 10 points of their own.
Kirk added 16 rebounds and four blocks to go along with his point total.
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It's the coolest and greenest tankless water heater available today! This is the highest performing condensing unit on the market today. Some other brand(s) may have a bit higher efficiency rating, but there is a fine balance between the efficiency level and flow rate performance. At Noritz we strive to maximize efficiency levels without sacrificing the hot water output, temperature fluctuations, and water pressure. Comfort and safety is something we do not compromise on.
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A challenge in the forensic science of human identification is management of large amounts of data of many kinds. In order to handle effectively all the information generated, from grave site recovery to final DNA identification, ICMP has designed an integrated Forensic Database Management System (fDMS). This central, interdisciplinary and searchable database links all information related to: field (grave) site reconnaissance, excavation, evidence and remains recovery, missing persons data, family reference data, skeletal inventory, mortuary and anthropological examination, DNA laboratory processes, DNA profiles, DNA matching of bone profiles to family references, and match report generation. Components of the fDMS will be made available to governments and other authorities. Plans are already underway to donate components of the software to the Missing Persons Institute in Bosnia and Herzegovina to help them create a state-level central record of missing persons.


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The fourth annual Decatur County Right to Life "Supper for Life" will offer local residents a variety of home-cooked food Saturday evening.
According to a press release, dinner will be served from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Saturday in the Family Life Center of First Christian Church. The church is located at 425 North Broadway.
The menu includes a choice of grilled smoked pork chop or chicken breast at a cost of $10. That amount also includes a salad bar, hash brown casserole, green beans, rolls, a drink and a dessert.
Children ages 3 to 10 may receive the same meal for $5, while kids under the age of 3 eat free.
The meal is planned to be followed by a cakewalk.
Reservations may be made by calling Pat Koors at 812-614-0595, Patty Hensley at 812-663-4118, or Carol Kramer at 812-663-6765.
Those wishing to volunteer their time to the event may do so as well. Call Pat Koors if interested in donating time, funds or food.
Sunday will also be a busy day for Decatur County Right to Life members as the group will form its first "life chain" from 2 to 3 p.m. on North Lincoln Street.
The chain starts at the sidewalks in front of McDondald's and Arby's. Various tables along the site will offer signs those joining the chain may choose to hold during the demonstration.
"This is a great opportunity for you and your family to be a silent witness and show support for the unborn and those unable to defend their rights," notes a Right to Life newsletter.
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Richard "Dick" Bowles, 88, Wyoming, Mich., passed away Saturday, March 16, 2013.
Dick was preceded in death by his parents, DeWitt and Fern Bowles, his wife, Helen, his grandson, Jacob, his sister, Mary (Bowles) Cohee and brother-in-law G. Tom Cohee.
He is survived by one brother, David Bowles, his daughters, Carole Ann Johnson, and Betsy (Jeff) Boggs; his son, Tim (Kathy) Freewind; seven grandchildren, Todd (Kim) Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Tyler (Sarah), Evan and Alexus Boggs, Kaitlin and Kara Freewind; and six great-grandchildren, Brendan, Erin, Colin, Patrick, Moira and Emma Johnson.
Dick was born in Detroit but was raised in Logansport. Dick served in World War II on the USS Lexington as a pharmacist's mate. He was awarded several medals for his service but it was his stories of his time in the service that will remain with us all. Dick loved telling stories whether it was about growing up in his beloved hometown, Logansport, his time at Indiana University or the many years he worked for the Pennsylvania then Conrail Railroads.
Dick also owned the B&K Root Beer stand in Wyoming for three years in the 1960s.
Dick was a consummate storyteller. He liked nothing better than making his children and grandchildren laugh, and regardless of the situation, he could find something funny about it and tell a story about it. Dick was the ultimate optimist, right to the end; he always thought things were going to turn out all right. Dick loved kids and thought each of his grandchildren was the best thing that ever happened to him. Dick and Helen loved to travel and visited almost every state and much of Canada. He documented his life with the many slides he took on his travels and of his kids and grandkids. Dick loved to read, especially history and politics.
He was great at telling stories about little-known facts about various founding fathers and political figures, particularly humorous ones. He also loved music, anything but rock, which he perceived to be the destroyer of the "real" music from the swing era. He always loved Dixieland bands and he and Helen visited New Orleans on numerous occasions.
Dick will be remembered in a celebration of his life Thursday at Ada Congregational Church, 6330 Ada Drive SE, Ada, MI 49301. Visitation with the family will be from noon to 1 p.m., with the memorial service starting at 1 p.m.
Burial will take place at Mount Hope Cemetery, Logansport.
Family and friends will gather at 1 p.m. Saturday at Mount Hope Cemetery Chapel and will proceed to the graveside, accompanied by the Dixieland Band, The Swampwater Stompers.
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Only worry with "all live" is when there's a stack of 3+ games on at the same time that you might want to watch. Fox currently does replays where it's easy to dvr 2 games that are on at the same time, and dvr a 3rd later.
I don't run into that a lot. What I do run into is that my dvr forces me to watch one of the channels if I'm taping 2 events at the same time. Can run into issues when the College Football season lines up with the EPL season, and a football game that I need to watch is on at 12 ET / 9 PT at the same time as two futbol games I want to watch/tape. Fox made it pretty easy just to dvr later.
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CATEGORIES MoviesDirector Oliver Stone has been called a fascist, a socialist, a commie, an anti-semite and every other anti-American synonym you can find on Dictionary.com. However, the vitriol isn't -- at least not completely -- caused by the films he's made; it's because of the WTF statements that come out of his mouth.
Stone has been known to wax poetic on everything from Hitler to Hugo Chavez. He doesn't care what you think of him -- as he said himself, in a 2004 interview with Esquire, ""I'm not a great man. I'm a f****n' man like you, struggling through the goddamn day" -- the guy just speaks his mind, usually without a filter.
With his newest film, "Savages," Stone is letting loose once again, this time about America's war on drugs (the movie follows the fight between two pot dealers and the Mexican cartel). Yes, after making dozens of memorable movies ("Platoon," "JFK," "Born on the Fourth of July," Wall Street") Oliver Stone still has a lot to say.
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Cambridge, Mass. - May 12, 2012 - Kevin Coyle captured the individual title in the long jump to highlight the Springfield College men's track and field teams performance at the All New England Championship at MIT over the weekend.
As a team, the Pride finished 18th in the competition with 14 points.
A week after winning the New England Division III long jump championship, Coyle jumped a distance of 24-2.25 to win the All New England title. Anthony Salvucci was the only other individual to place as he ran a time of 14:47.46 to finish seventh in the 1,500.
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<logic> (XOR, EOR) /X or, E or/ A two-input Boolean logic function whose result is true if one input is true and the other is false. The truth table is
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In Boolean algebra, exclusive or is often written as a plus in a circle: "⊕". The circle may be omitted suggesting addition modulo two.
In digital logic, an exclusive or logic gate is drawn like a normal inclusive or gate but with a curved line across both inputs: .
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Following a two-game absence because of a chest contusion, Serge Ibaka will be back for the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday against the Denver Nuggets, according to The Oklahoman's Darnell Mayberry. The Daily Thunder's Royce Young reports that Ibaka will start.
Injured last Friday in Oklahoma City's 116-101 win against the Los Angeles Lakers, Ibaka missed games against the Portland Trail Blazers and the Phoenix Suns, both of which were wins for the Thunder. Nick Collison replaced Ibaka in the starting lineup, and the Thunder hardly missed a beat by dropping Portland, 87-83, and then cruising past Phoenix,102-90, behind Kevin Durant's 41 points.
Ibaka averaged 14.3 points and 8.3 rebounds per game for Scott Brooks' team, all while providing a valuable shot-blocking presence. Ibaka is also averaging 2.8 blocks per night.
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Highway 169 southbound is closed between 9 Highway and the Broadway Bridge due to a water main break near 250 Richards Road.
A 12-inch water main broke earlier this morning. Repairs have been delayed due to a high voltage line that is adjacent to the break that serves the Kansas City downtown airport.
Drivers using 169 Highway will have to exit at 9 Highway and use the Heart of America Bridge to downtown. Drivers can also use the Kit Bond Bridge.
To access the Downtown Airport, drivers must access the airport by using the Broadway Bridge and going north to the airport
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ALEX SOLIS, SPRING HOUSE, WINNER: "I learned quite a bit about him the last two times I rode him, but Julio has been working with him and in his last few works he's figured out what he needed. He's always had a lot of class. Today, he was on the bit the whole way and when that hole opened up in the stretch, he went through it like a bullet. I thought there would be more pace, but I ended up in a good position and so I had no complaints."
GARRETT GOMEZ, ZAMBEZI SUN, 9-10 FAVORITE, SIXTH: "He was getting out the whole way with me. I was having trouble keeping him on the race track. Going around there the first time, he was OK, but by the time he got to the first turn, I had two hands on one rein and he was wanting to get out and just get rank all at the same time."
JULIO CANANI, SPRING HOUSE, WINNER: "I put a figure eight on him (from his fourth-place finish in the San Marcos Stakes on Jan. 19). He had trouble breathing, and I was thinking of giving him an operation, but I changed my mind. I checked with three different veterinarians and I decided just to put a figure eight on him, and it worked out."
Asked about the next race: "He's staying here (for the Grade II, $150,000 San Luis Rey Handicap at 1 ½ miles on turf on March 21)."
NOTES: Spring House won this race last year, becoming the second back-to-back winner. Great Communicator won in 1988 and 1989. This was the 53rd running of the San Luis Obispo. Winning owner R.D. Hubbard is from Ruidoso, N.M.


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Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents spent Monday in Florida gathering more information in the murder of a woman whose body was found July 4th in the Ocmulgee River.The suspect is a semi-pro football player, and the victim's son says he doesn't know why anyone would want his mother dead or why someone would dump her body hundreds of miles away.
Kenneth Murrow spent the Independence Day weekend piecing together his mother's murder. 64-year-old Judy Murrow was shot death and her body dumped in the Ocmulgee River in Telfair County some 300 miles away from her Tampa, Florida home.
"She had a gunshot wound to the head," says Kenneth Murrow. "That's how I ended up finding out. I knew then that there was a gun that was stolen. She had a little gun she kept with her"
Murrow says he learned of his mother's murder after he discovered her truck and handgun were missing. He also grew suspicious of 25-year-old Josh Helton, a former neighbor and semi-pro football player with the Brookfield Ballers.
He says Helton showed up at his home Friday driving a car with a Georgia licence plate and claimed to have delivered watermelons to south Georgia. What Helton didn't know is that Judy Murrow's body had been found. Hours later Helton was arrested.
While its not clear where Murrow was murdered, investigators recovered a gun and piece of her jewelry at a Tampa area pawn shop.
Investigators are now asking why he would kill a family friend.They believe Murrow's body may have been in the water for 2 or 3 days before it was discovered.
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Trojan Horse was a Unicorn (THU/2014) celebrates the light at the end of the tunnel in a revival of the golden era of VFX and animation
Cantina Creative's Tony Lupoi on creating VFX for Need for Speed
CGSociety talks to the directing partnership of Alex & Steffen about their commercial work, and their upcoming feature film Botwars.
All the latest and greatest news from SIGGRAPH 2014
Celebrated Matte Painter Michael Pangrazio talks about his brilliant career.
Pam Hogarth gives her top ten tips on entering the CG industry
CGSociety talks to Crytek, the makers of "Ryse, Son of Rome", about the converging worlds of film and games
New Features Including PolyPen 'Super-Tool', Motion Tracker and Multi-Layered Reflectance to be Highlighted at IBC 2014
Dr. Alvy Ray Smith, Glen Keane, and Tom McGrath highlight the 15th annual conference
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EXPOSE 5 Grand Master 2007 interview with spacecraft and science fiction painter John Berkey. Read More
CGSociety member Jakob Eirich gives a look at his 'MILL10NAIRES' winning entry from 'TEN' CGChallenge. Read More
LOOK FX gives CGSociety an exclusive stagger at the VFX of 'Warm Bodies'. Read More
CGSociety announces the winners of 'TEN', the milestone CGChallenge XXVII. Read More
Swedish artist uses CINEMA 4D for TV title sequence showcasing the magic of invention. Read More
Cameron Slayden on Cosmocyte's new TED-Ed video, rendering with Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud. Read More
The Winners of The Foundry and CGSociety's Texture Challenge have been announced! Read More


text: Therapy dog leaves lasting impact on owner By Rob Novit Tuesday, January 29th, 2013 Tweet Back To Story STAFF PHOTO BY ROB NOVIT Charlie Brown and his new therapy dog Cooper listen to Millbrook Elementary School student Jesse Benivites as he reads to the dog. Cooper's predecessor was a dog named Snoopy and Charlie's best friend. Snoopy passed away in September at age 15.


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As EMS workers continue training to become volunteer firefighters in Lee County, officials are now working to crunch numbers and make sure the new merger is successful.
The plan is to fit a couple of new fire trucks, stations and equipment into the budget all before the new year.
The hope is that within the next year that transition will begin in at least 1 of 3 brand of the new Fire and EMS stations throughout Lee County.
"We hope to break ground on some of the stations next year or at least one of them and begin the process", said Ron H. Rabun, Lee County Manager.
24 EMS members, along with 6 volunteer firefighters are now making their way into the final stages of training as part of the merger to provide better response times and lowering ISO ratings.
A report was given earlier this week at a commissions meeting with officials saying great progress is being made in these initial stages. The next step is to crunch numbers and make sure the multi-year budget is set for construction and new equipment before the first of the new year.
"We just want to hurry in the next 6 months or so and if we're ready then, and I think we will be, then we'll have an ISO come in," said Rabun.
In the long run, the new stations, new fire trucks and well trained crews are expected to expected save taxpayer money and lower home owner and commercial rates for insurance premiums.
"It's a innovative kind of departure, it's not just fire, it's not just EMS," said Rabun. "We're combining people, and multi-training people so that they can do more and stretch the dollar further. "
Although preparing for the new merger may be 80% complete, officials say the new workers will never truly be done with training. In an effort to keep them on their toes and prepared, all to help make the county safer.
The EMS workers should complete firefighter training by December. Lee County officials say they could still use more volunteers.
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Romo sets franchise record in Cowboys' win over Eagles
Tony Romo threw three touchdown passes to break Troy Aikman's career franchise record, and the Cowboys beat the Eagles 38-33 on Sunday night.
Eagles QB Vick not cleared to practice
Eagles QB Michael Vick did not pass his imPACT test on Wednesday and will not be cleared to practice on Thursday, the team's website reported.
NFC East Spin cycle: Giants do selves big favor
The NFC East is a two-horse race, and the Giants did themselves a big favor by trouncing the Packers and keeping a two-game divisional lead.
Friday's 60-second rant: Jones' Cowboys becoming Davis' Raiders?
The Cowboys are showing disturbing parallels to Al Davis' dysfunctional Raiders squads, and things may worsen as Jerry Jones ages.
Cowboys' defensive injuries starting to pile up
Down a few starters and key performers, the Cowboys are suddenly paper thin on defense in several spots.
RG3 throws four TDs in Redskins win over the Cowboys
Robert Griffin threw for 311 yards and Washington built a huge halftime lead against Dallas before holding on for a 38-31 victory.
Eagles-Cowboys remains Sunday night game in Week 13
The NFL announced Monday that the Week 13 Sunday-night game between the Eagles and Cowboys on NBC will not be flexed out.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys, Redskins win to set up Thanksgiving showdown
The Cowboys and Redskins both won in Week 11 to set up a Thanksgiving Day showdown between the longtime rivals.
Browns blow lead, fall to Cowboys in OT
Dan Bailey kicked a 38-yard field goal in overtime and Dallas overcame a critical fumble by Tony Romo in the Cowboys' 23-20 victory against Cleveland.
Week 11 handicapping column
In his Week 11 handicapping column, PFW's Mike Wilkening sides with a Cowboys club that finally might be hitting its stride.
Cowboys DE Coleman has torn triceps
Cowboys DE Kenyon Coleman suffered a torn triceps injury and is likely done for the season, the team's website confirmed.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys closing the game with Giants
Should the Giants be concerned? They're now only 1.5 games up in the East over the Cowboys, who won in Philly.
Cowboys rally past Eagles in 38-23 win
Tony Romo threw a pair of touchdowns to lead the Cowboys to a 38-23 win over the Eagles on Sunday.
Cowboys release LB Guyton, promote CB Agnew
The Cowboys have released former Patriots LB Gary Guyton and called up CB Vincent Agnew from the practice squad.
Cowboys' Garrett might be in firm standing
For now, the Cowboys say Jason Garrett is their guy, despite the tempting allure of big-name coaches who could be available this offseason.
Romo and the Dallas Cowboys have agreed on a six-year contract extension worth $108 million, with about half of it guaranteed. The agreement was reported on the team's website Friday. The deal will lower Romo's salary cap number of $16.8 million for 2013, giving the team more room to sign free agents and draft picks.||||||| Romo, who turns 33 next month and was entering the final year of his contract, gets $55 million guaranteed and could be with Dallas through 2019. Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco got $52 million guaranteed in the six-year, $120.6 million contract he signed with Baltimore earlier this month. Romo is the franchise leader in touchdown passes but has just one playoff win in six full seasons as the starter.
Romo threw three interceptions against Washington on Sunday - matching his total from the last eight games combined. A poor throw was picked by Rob Jackson when the Cowboys had a chance to drive for a winning score in the final minutes.||||||| Romo almost became the first Dallas quarterback to throw for 5,000 yards in a season, but his career is instead further tainted by post-Christmas disappointments. He also had Week 17 losses to the Philadelphia Eagles (44-6) in 2008 and the New York Giants (31-14) last year, as well as his 1-3 record in playoff games.
Romo was 26 for 43 for 416 yards and a season-best four touchdowns in the Cowboys' loss to the Saints on Sunday.||||||| Romo has been red-hot, throwing for 17 touchdowns and just three interceptions the past two months.
Romo passed for 341 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Dallas Cowboys moved into a tie for first in the NFC East with a 27-24 overtime win over Pittsburgh on Sunday.||||||| Romo, who surpassed 25,000 career yards in the win, has topped 300 yards in six of the past eight games and led the Cowboys (8-6) to five wins in their last six contests.
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Just in case there was any doubt about whether or not Bayern Munich would be taking FC Zurich seriously in the UEFA Champions League playoff round, the Bavarians have put out their first choice lineup, including the stars that got them to the Champions League final two years ago. For what seems like the first time in forever, both Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery are fit and ready to start together in the same lineup. Thomas Müller will not be starting tonight, as Toni Kroos plays in an advanced role and Mario Gomez starts up top. In the Zurich team, look out for star forward Admir Mehemedi. Here are the lineups.
Bayern Munich lineup: Neuer; Lahm, Badstuber, Boateng, Rafinha; Schweinsteiger, Luis Gustavo; Robben, Kroos, Ribery; Gomez
FC Zurich lineup: Leoni; Jorge Texeira, Rodriguez, Koch, Beda, Aegerter, Djuric, Barmettier, Schoenbachler, Chermiti, Mehmedi
Kickoff is at 2:45 pm ET and the game can be seen on Fox Soccer Channel in the USA.


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What does 365 days look like on film?
Find out by following one woman and her camera on a life-changing journey into the world of the forgotten.
All taken from March 2011 up through March 2012, this collection of photographs captures the unheard stories and dusty days of the past. By unveiling what time has hidden, these places and "left-behinds" are now able to finally tell their tales... each one as unique and different as the people who use to be a part of them.
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Amanda L. Northcross Corresponding Author Contact Information, E-mail The Corresponding Author,
S. Katharine Hammond, Kirk R. Smith
Department of Environmental Health Sciences, School of Public Health, University of California Berkeley, USA
Received 28 July 2011; revised 20 November 2011; Accepted 22 November 2011. Available online 9 December 2011.
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Approximately 3 billion people worldwide rely on solid biomass fuels for household cooking and space heating, and approximately 50-60% use wood, often indoors in poorly ventilated situations. Daily exposures to high concentrations of smoke from cookstoves inside kitchens create large smoke exposures for women cooks and their small children. The smoke from burning the wood fuel contains hundred of toxic compounds, including dioxins and furans some of the most toxic compounds known to science. Health effects from exposure to dioxins include reproductive and developmental problems, damage the immune system, interference with hormones and also cause cancer. This study measured concentrations of dioxins and furans in a typical Guatemalan village home during open cookfires. Measured concentrations averaged 0.32 ±0.07 ng/m3 over 31 fires. A Monte Carlo simulation was conducted using parameter estimates based on 8 years of research experience in the study area. The estimated total daily intake of 17 particle phase dioxin and furans for women, a 5-year-old child and a 6-month-old infant were 1.2(S.D.=0.4), 1.7(S.D.=0.7) and 2.0(S.D.=0.5) respectively. The 46% of babies have and estimated total daily intake (TDI) which exceed the WHO TDI guideline for dioxins and furans, 3% of women and 26% of 5-year-old children based solely inhalation of particle phase dioxins in woodsmoke from an open cooking fire. These values maybe underestimates, as they did not include gas phase concentrations or ingestion of dioxins and furans through food, which is the largest route of exposure in the developed world.
Keywords: Indoor Air Pollution; Dioxins; Furans; Household Energy
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1.0. Introduction
2.0. Materials and Methods
2.1. Sampling
2.2. Extraction
2.3. GC/MS analysis
2.4. Statistical Analysis
3.0. Results
4.0. Discussion
5.0. Conclusion
6.0. Acknowledgments
7.0. References
Corresponding Author Contact InformationCorresponding author, University of California Berkeley, 50 University Hall # 7360, Berkeley, CA 94720 USA, Tel.: 001-510-643-0887
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The Waterfall House in Woodstock
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community Catskill Mountains
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,300 - $ 2,700 / week
$ 6,000 - $ 9,800 / month
vacation rental description
The legendary Niobe Waterfalls is the setting for this
charming 2 bedroom 2 bath Victorian home at the end of
a quiet country lane. Our private den sleeps two with
clever and comfortable twin bed "sleeper chairs." Most rooms afford a
spectacular waterfall view. A
romantic, wrap around veranda runs along the river and
is the perfect place for morning coffee or tea
(supplied, of course, along with a variety of
wholesome breakfast items). Your well mannered dog is
always welcome; we provide bowls and bed for your
canine companion.
An updated, fully equipped cook's kitchen provides
opportunities to cook with friends, or stroll over to
the Fernwood Restaurant for cocktails and dinner.
Our Waterfall Vacation Home is ideally located between
Woodstock(12 miles), Saugerties(8 miles), Catskill(10
miles) and Hunter Mountain (for winter sports, 10
miles) in the sleepy hamlet of Palenville, the setting
for Washington Irving's story of Rip Van Winkle. The
beauty of this area serves as the inspiration for the
Hudson River School of Painting.
Horse lovers, take note! We are convenient to
H.I.T.S. for summertime equestrian events.
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house rental amenities
Fully furnished with everything. Fireplace, 42"flat panel plasma
hdtv, wifi, unlimited domestic phone service. Cooks kitchen, 1 queen
bed. 1 double. 1 double pull out couch. 2 single twins. large
dining room, music room. This house has everything you need except
your toothbrush
Swimming in the natural swimming holes right below the house
activities and attractions in Woodstock Catskills
Being mesmerized by the sights and sounds of the Waterfalls. Hiking,
swimming right outside your door, restaurant short walk
Antique collecting nearby Hudson. Music in Woodstock only 10 miles.
Ski Hunter 10 miles. Golf 2 miles
vacation rental rates
Peak season starts May 1 and continues till Nov 1.
Spectacular Waterfall & Mountain views from almost every room from
this charming Victorian home. Rest and refresh to the sights and
sounds of moving waters. Swim in two swimming holes on site or just
sit either on the large veranda or in front of the large picture
windows in the living room and you will never want to leave.
Bob Malkin 845-246-6666
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CATEGORIES Animation, Drama, Casting, CinematicalHave no fear -- Vincent Gallo isn't going to become the next Tim Allen -- one of those unlikely men whose interesting past is buried as they become a bright and shiny Disney name. And no, this new project is not a big-screen version of the Canadian TV drama. Metropia is gearing up to be adult fare with a Swedish twist, and Variety reports that Gallo and Juliette Lewis are leading the film's voice cast.
According to ATMO... "Metropia is taking place in a not-so-distant, terrifying Europe. The world is running out of oil, and the net of undergrounds has been connected, creating a gigantic web underneath Europe. Roger from Farsta (a suburb of Stockholm) tries to stay away from the underground. He think it's unpleasant and he sometimes hears strange voices in his head." Then, this dude finds out that every detail of his life is being controlled. (But I ask, if every detail was controlled, could you actually discover that and change it?) The best part: "To succeed, he needs supermodel Nina to help him. Or, is it maybe Nina that needs Roger?" The best way to survive the scary future: supermodels!
Since Gallo and Lewis are leading the voice cast, I imagine they will be Roger and Nina. Are they the people you would pick for a guy suffering from strange voices and a future-saving supermodel? Joining them -- Udo Kier, Stellan Skarsgard, Sofia Helin, Shanti Roney, and Alexander Skarsgard. In the works for a handful of years now, this project should be pretty interesting -- the plan is to blend live action with animation, and Tarik Saleh, the film's director, says: "The border between animation and regular fiction film is blurring. In the future, the audience will not categorize films in the way we tend to do today. Metropia is steps ahead." Well, we'll find out fairly soon -- the film's release is slated for Spring 2009.