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The man sentenced to one year in jail for a wreck that killed his friend will go to court to face a civil lawsuit in February.
A Madison County judge granted Isaac Holdsambeck youthful offender status for the 2010 wreck that killed Mohammad Fulladi.
Holdsambeck was 19 at the time of the crash. According to investigators, he picked up four passengers from an after-prom party about 4:30 in the morning. Passengers said he had been drinking and smoking marijuana.
Holdsambeck's passengers also said he was driving recklessly. Holdsambeck ran off the road in Hampton Cove, hit some trees and rolled his vehicle. All of his passengers were ejected.
Toxicology reports show Holdsambeck's blood alcohol level was almost twice the legal limit at .15.
Fulladi's parents filed a civil lawsuit against Holdsambeck. That case will go to trial February 25.
A second lawsuit filed by a passenger in that wreck was dismissed at the request of all of the parties involved.
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text: News Archive Select a category, or browse all news stories below. Academics Arts Campus Improvements CORD Online Feature Events Faculty Home page features International Missions News Ortner Center Philanthropy Photogallery Podcast Publications Research Service Spiritual Staff Students Uncategorized Video Mike Yankoski to speak at Family Worship on March 28 Mike Yankoski didn't grow up on the streets. But the noted author, speaker, youth pastor and Compassion International ambassador will share what he learned about being homeless after living on the streets of America during Family Worship on Friday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m. Tags: News Anonymous donor gives Union $1 million This school year has brought a lot of good news. Last summer, the physician assistant and international rescue and relief programs moved into their new facility in a renovated section of the Don Love Building. In early March, the first classes were held in the new Krueger Center for Science and Mathematics, and the official opening for the new facility is scheduled during graduation weekend on May 8. Tags: News Seeking Nominations for Library Teacher of the Year 2014 Union College Library is seeking nominations for the 2014 Teacher of the Year Award. This award recognizes a Union College teacher's support of the library during the school year and grants him or her the opportunity to expand an area of the library's collection which is of particular professional interest. Tags: AcademicsFaculty Across the Unionverse: Becky Daniel What is the value of an Adventist education? Or any higher education for that matter? That's a question Becky Daniel, director of enrollment marketing, gets asked all the time. In this podcast, hosts Scott Cushman and Emily Wood explore the subject with her, plus plenty of side excursions onto related topics. Tags: PodcastPublicationsStaff Jose Rojas to speak for Family Worship on March 21 Pastor Jose Rojas will be speaking for Union College's Family Worship vespers this Friday, March 21, at 7:30 p.m. Known for his leadership with teens and young adult ministries, Rojas has spent his career helping young people have an experience with Christ through service. Tags: EventsSpiritual Final Muslim Journeys Program Addresses World War I and Today's Diplomatic Challenges in the Middle East The final program of Union College Library's Muslim Journeys Bookshelf Grant will be held Sunday evening, March 23, 2014 in the library classroom (room 121) at 7 p.m. Dr. Malcolm Russell will present, "Living with the Consequences: World War I, Covetous Peacemakers, and a Century of Middle East Turmoil." Tags: AcademicsEventsFacultyNewsStaffStudents Musical drama "Fifty Years Later" to debut on March 20 Lights shone on a stage, empty but for two narrators. The first addressed the imaginary audience, her voice projecting nuance and well-timed emphasis. "Diane Nash later said," she paused and held character, turning imperceptibly toward the dark wings. "Diane Nash later said…" Her brow furrowed and laughter erupted from the set behind her. "I'm sorry," chuckled the girl who would be Diane Nash. "Where are we, page four?" Tags: ArtsEventsNews Across the Unionverse: Jill Morstad Jill Morstad discusses dog training and obedience, and how that experience informs her role as a college English instructor. Download the episode here subscribe using iTunes RSS. Tags: AcademicsFacultyPodcastPublications Trial Subscription for Downloadable Audiobooks The Union College Library is pleased to announce that a trial subscription to EBSCOhost's Audiobook Premier Collection is available to Union College students, faculty, and staff for the remainder of Spring Semester. Tags: Academics Inside the Krueger Center It's been a decade of planning. Seven years of fundraising. Eleven months of construction. Nearly 2,600 donors contributed over $14.9 million to create a state-of-the-art facility for science and mathematics at Union College. And at 8:30 a.m. on March 5, that vision and dedication became reality as classes began for the first time in the new Krueger Center. Tags: AcademicsCampus ImprovementsEventsHome page featuresPhilanthropy JOB Ministries: more than a job At the Campus Ministries office in the Ad Building, there is a constant buzz of activity. Workers and their teams sit around tables and computers planning the next worship activity. Students hang out on the comfy couches and a rocking chair with a massaging seat cover. The telephone rings. "Good-Morning-this-is-Campus-Ministries-how-may-we-help-you?" A student worker, fitting it all in one breath. She reaches for a purple form and a pen as she Aha, Mhms with the person on the other line. 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In 2007, Amy Perry replaced Nicol, who left the band to pursue a solo career. Tags: Spiritual A 21st Century Hybrid Collection: Union College Library's 2013 Annual Report Union College Library's Tags: Academics Campion men and College View women win 2014 basketball tournament Participating Schools Battle Creek Academy Campion AcademyCollege View AcademyDakota Adventist AcademyMaplewood Academy Tags: Events Union hosts 61st annual Mid-America Music Festival More than 180 high school students will decend on the Union College campus this week for the 61st annual Mid-America Union Music Festival. The event kicks off Wednesday, Feb. 5 and culminates with a concert on Sabbath, Feb. 8, at 4:30 p.m. This year, choral students represent the select choirs from nine academies, primarily from the Mid-America Union territory, with the exception of DayStar Academy in Utah. Two major concerts are the highlight of the weekend. 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This morning, a cadre of business and political leaders, including representatives from the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation and major local employers like Peabody's Analogic, will gather in Danvers to try to figure out how to respond to the Legislature's newest and most addlebrained tax.
We refer, of course, to the new 6.25 percent sales tax on computer services, and the smart folks gathered at this morning's special meeting of the North Shore Chamber of Commerce seem to be just as confused by it as the rest of us. If that's not an indication the problem needs to be fixed, and soon, we don't know what is.
The tax was tucked into the recently passed state transportation bill and is aimed at "certain services relating to computer system design and to modification, integration, enhancement, installation or configuration of standardized or prewritten software."
The rules covering the tax are so broadly written as to be essentially useless for any business — small or large — trying to figure out how they apply. For example, according to state tax officials, if a state website designer is changing prewritten software for a customer, the work is taxed. But if that same designer creates new software, the job is not taxed. Software training isn't taxed. Installing it is.
Confused? You're not alone. When the Geek Squad visits your home to work on your computer system, they're going to need to bring along a CPA. (And don't forget, the cost of any new tax is passed along to you, the consumer.)
"I think it's nerve-wracking as a small business, and I think businesses are already struggling, John McDougall, founder of Danvers-based McDougall Interactive Marketing, told reporter Ethan Forman last week. "Why add to that?"
Dave Gravel, a Peabody city councilor and CEO of a computer consulting firm, said he's still trying to figure out how the tax applies to his business. Sometimes GraVoc Associates writes its own software, sometimes it uses prewritten software, and sometimes it pulls together many different pieces of software to complete a project. Where do you collect tax on a project like that?


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GOP Larry Boggs Attacks Obama, gets fierce opposition from Audience at Debate – McAlester Oklahoma
GOP senate candidate Larry Boggs did a throw-down on Obama & was met w/fierce opposition by Obama supporters at candidate forum in McAlester Oklahoma. Boggs & Obama supporters got into argument when he said Obama, if elected will control guns. And that he, as a NRA member will do what ever he can to get Obama out of office. He & his opponent J Paul Lane were given the question what would they do to protect 2nd amendment rights if Obama was re-elected. He said that Obama would control guns, that when the sparks flew.
Who ever the voter in the crowd that sent that question to the moderator, did Larry Boggs a dis-service. When he got into an argument w/the audience & then got engaged, he c could had lost the election. Even the law enforcement in the audience didn't look too happy w/ Boggs. In a way I felt bad for Boggs because personally I like him. Yes, I have a soft spot for country boys. But this is politics & its not kool for a politician to engage in hostile exchanges w/the audience. Sorry. However, Lane, on the other hand, was smooth, calm & focused. Lane simply responded that as a military veteran he's committed to protecting the 2nd amendment rights.
Larry Boggs is the republican nominee seeking election to the Oklahoma Senate District 7 that is being vacated by Richard C. Lerblance (democrat). His opponent is J. Paul Lane, the democratic nominee. Election is November 6, 2012.
This political candidate forum sponsored by McAlester News, in McAlester, Oklahoma. This event was held on Oct 16, 2012 at 6pm at the Kiamichi Center in McAlester. Approximately 200 people attended.
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By Andrew Gans
24 Apr 2013
Based on Nobel Laureate Rudyard Kipling's 1893 collection of stories set in the Indian jungle and Walt Disney's 1967 animated film, the musical will be directed by Mary Zimmerman.
The cast will be led by ten-year-old Akash Chopra as Mowgli, the young, spunky and stubborn boy; Usman Ally as Bagheera, the wise old panther who is serious about the rules of life and the laws of the jungle; Elena Flores as Raksha, the warm, fawning Mother Wolf (Flores will play the Boston run, while Anjali Bhimani will appear in Chicago); Kevin Carolan as Baloo the bear, the carefree and irresponsible tutor to Mowgli; Glory Curda as the Little Girl; Thomas Derrah as Kaa, the sinewy, serpentine sly-but-charming villain; André De Shields as King Louie, the ambitious-but-scattered, comic, dreaming orangutan; Nehal Joshi as Rama, a wolf leader; and Larry Yando as Shere Khan, the tiger, the crafty, powerful and dangerous arch-villain.
The company will also feature Jeremy Duvall, Nikka Graff Lanzarone, Monique Haley, Ed Kross, Govind Kumar, Alka Nayyar, Geoff Packard, Timothy Wilson and Victor Wisehart.
Richard M. Sherman is collaborating on this production, providing Doug Peck (music director, piano and harmonium) access and permission to adapt songs that Sherman and his brother, Robert, wrote for the film, unused songs written for the film, plus new lyrics written for this production.
"Favorites like 'The Bare Necessities' and 'Trust in Me' will make great appearances," said Peck, who attended two music festivals while in India to explore the country's Northern Classical/Hindustani and Southern Classical/Carnatic traditions. "'Colonel Hathi' will probably feel like a musical/dance highlight—one of the biggest moments—and 'Baloo's Blues' will be the debut of a new piece of material."
Eight musicians from the Chicago production will travel to Boston with Peck to play in the 12-member orchestra that will feature a blend of jazz and Indian instruments: Victor Garcia (trumpet); Shivalik Ghoshal (tabla); Ronnie Malley (percussion); Nick Moran (woodwinds); Saraswathi Ranganathan (veena); and Anuradha Sridhar (violin). A sitar player will join the orchestra, along with a drummer/percussionist, a trombonist, a bassist and a woodwinds player.
The creative team also includes Tony Award-winning choreographer Christopher Gattelli, who will work with choreographer/dancer Hema Rajagopalan (founder and artistic director of Chicago's Natya Dance Theatre), scenic designer Daniel Ostling, costume designer Mara Blumenfeld, lighting designer T.J. Gerckens and sound designers Josh Horvath, Ray Nardelli and Andre Pluess.
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I follow MKBill's tweets….but I also follow Gov. Jerry Brown's dogs tweets….am I in trouble?
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Here's some Pengy gossip that just hit the news:
'Depraved' sex acts by penguins shocked polar explorer
Accounts of unusual sexual activities among penguins, observed a century ago by a member of Captain Scott's polar team, are finally being made public.
Details, including "sexual coercion", recorded by Dr George Murray Levick were considered so shocking that they were removed from official accounts.
However, scientists now understand the biological reasons behind the acts that Dr Levick considered "depraved".
Is there no justice for Pengys? I stand united with all Penguins and appeal for justice and equality!!
When will they learn that you can't just "pray the gay away!"?
Power to the Penguins!
Hillary is the only good thing about this administration. :)
How about Pengy Vesuvius or marinaded and slow cooked pengy baby back bbq ribs?
Do the bots see that BoBo was a boo boo?
Songs that remind us of Barack Obama:
"You're so vain" — Carly Simon
No Lie! I just copied the url for "you're so vain"!!!
Oh well, maybe it's a different version:
Ivory and Ebony –
"Hit the road , Jack…"
"Fools Rush In"
I am on wifi kindlefire (M) in the link…
It is the beatles Fool on the Hill
Mr. Nowhere Man– Beatles
Your Lyin' Eyes
Send in the Clowns — Sondheim
You Lie
I'm a Loser
For the record. One of my selections was "Ebony and Ivory" because Obama's race based divisiveness is the antithesis of the spirit of that song, and it pisses me off.
"one who keeps tearing 'round (Hillary),
one who can't move (obama) "
Dr. Jill Stein – 2012
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My goodness, I enjoyed this thread. Going down memory lane at the expense of obumma.
Speaking of Obama, this is the 40th anniversary of Watergate!
Seems like yesterday.
This song doesn't really remind me of Obama but I heard it in the grocery store today. One of my favs when I was growing up.
I'm not watching the Tonys.
I'm watching "Zen" on Masterpiece Mystery. Rufus Sewell is totally hot, imho.
This is an open thread, right? :lol:
Yuck! Alan Simpson! He reminds me of this guy:
Ani, wow, there's a question I could seriously lose sleep over (on a "school night", no less!) Thanks. ;-)
I posted that vid as a pitch for Jill Stein-2012 – Green Party, but I got distracted by Kermit and listed it him twice before posting the link.
I LOVE Kermit.
I remember one year an old friend's husband had Kermit as the commencement speaker at the university where he was chancellor.
Brilliant PR but an even better commencement speech/event, most especially for Kermit fans.
I'm off to bed now and will ponder your question, no doubt.
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This Friday instead of a sweepstakes we've got a downloadable freebie for you — everybody wins! Just become a fan of Ladies' Home Journal on Facebook if you're not already and you'll get this awesome Holiday Sweets & Treats cookbook, with 49 delicious recipes and ideas. It all looks so yummy, we can't decide what to make first. Tell your friends so they can score this freebie too.
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NoSQLUnit 0.7.4 Released
NoSQLUnit is a JUnit extension to make writing unit and integration tests of systems that use NoSQL backend easier. Visit official page for more information.
In 0.7.4 release, next changes has been added:
- Support for testing Replica Sets in MongoDB. (https://github.com/lordofthejars/nosql-unit#replica-set)
- Support for testing Shards in MongoDB. (https://github.com/lordofthejars/nosql-unit#sharding)
- Support for testing Replicated Sharded Cluster in MongoDB. (https://github.com/lordofthejars/nosql-unit#replicated-sharded-cluster)
- Added index support for GraphML datasets. (https://github.com/lordofthejars/nosql-unit#dataset-format-1)
- Updated documentation for using ISODate in MongoDB. Thanks to Denis Vergnes.
- You can set port when creating a default connection. Issue #49, thanks to Joel Costigliola.
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Things to do to improve code quality
This section of the course included an exercise were I ask the participants to think of things they could do to improve code quality. On this occasion the exercise went particularly well and resulted in the list in the picture below:
Lets run through these one by one - not necessarily in the order on the sheet:
Test Driven Development: if there is one practice above all others which contributes to better code quality and fewer bugs it is TDD. On the plus side it can be used on any type of project, Agile, Waterfall or other. Its roots go back a long way but it was a forgotten practice until XP resurrected it. When run as part of a continuous integration cycle with frequent automated builds and tests the practice is Unit Testing on steroids.
However it doesn't just happen by mandating it so. Most developers don't know how to do it, they need training and help (coaching) to do it. Even then it is going to be a learning experience, don't expect it to become prevalent overnight.
(And before you say "But we have a legacy system with 1 million lines of code so it won't work for us" please read my implications of the power law.)
Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD) is the next level up from unit test based TDD. Here those making the requests for development not only specify their acceptance criteria but do so before any development happens, and do so in a way that they can be automatically executed. In many cases professional Testers need to work with the "Customers" to create such tests.
Continuos Integration (CI): This is a valuable practices on its own - making sure code builds and new code doesn't break anything that already exists. When coupled with TDD and ATDD to created automated, repeatable, test suites, it is an order of magnitude more valuable.
Pair Programming: The controversy over pair programming seems to have died down, but then so too have examples of people actually doing it. A shame really. It is instant code review, it is two-heads better than one (think of commercial pilots or surgical teams). It also allows developers to focus intensely on the work in hand - few distractions from telephone calls, e-mails, SMS, and all the other rubbish that distracts us so easily.
Code review: The next best thing to pair programming. If people won't pair then at least code review. Put in place a light weight process which happens as soon after the code is written as possible. The big formal process so many of us learnt about in school aren't practical - only NASA can really afford them anyway. Instead use a lightweight process, you will get 80% of the benefit for 20% of the cost.
Static analysis tools: in the past static analysis tools have gotten a bad name for themselves. The current generation are a lot better and while they are not a true substitute for a code review (because in a code review both reviewer and reviewee learn) they are very cheap to use. Sure you might have to buy a license but once you've done that and set them up in the build system they run every time code is checked in and can highlight potential issues very quickly.
Coding standards: Traditionally I'm not a fan of coding standards. In my experience too many teams waste to much time debating and arguing over coding standards and when they are put in place they can be used as a tool for some developers to bully others. However, if you can overcome those problems then they have a valuable contribution to make.
Start by having a group discussion - face-to-face, not over e-mail or on a mailing list - about what could be in a coding standard. Find the areas of agreement and have three or four categories: a very few items as "mandatory", more items as "recommended" and more as "candidates." This third group are possible candidates for inclusion in recommended or mandatory but need some consideration. The fourth group for things you agree not to standardise on.
Then review these guidelines every three or four months. Promote some from candidate to recommended, and from recommended to mandatory, and if some aren't working then remove them or demote them. (This recommendation is broadly in line with Les Hatton's suggestions in Safer C.)
Then, don't use coding standards as part of your review. Developers should follow them out of honour. But just in case you miss one, automate them. Set your static analysis tools up to run your coding standards against code which is checked in. Remove the human from the loop and remove the bullying.
Automate: In case it hasn't sunk in yet, most of the suggestions so far can be automated, and should be automated. Not automating them means they take time to do and are therefore expensive in the long run. Automation might cost in the short run but it makes things cheaper overall.
Refactoring (& refactoring tools): The whole point of refactoring is to improve the code quality and, more importantly, the overall design. If it isn't then something is wrong. You can, and people do, refactor without automated unit tests but this is equivalent to a high-wire act without a safety net. With the safety net in place refactoring should be a frequent activity and one which doesn't take up lots of time.
As an old C++ hand I'm always impressed by the refactoring tools available to Java and C# developers. These should lead to more frequent, quicker and safer refactorings.
Hopefully it is immediately obvious how the above can lead to better code. Some of the other items on the list aren't so obvious but I think they are worth including.
Show and Tell (early): maybe not immediately obvious why this one should lead to better code but it will. By regularly showing potential customers of the software what they are getting developers need to keep their code near to release state. This forces more, smaller, steps in development.
The second reason why this helps is that feedback comes more regularly. This provides positive guidance on what is going right and will point out when things are going in the wrong direction.
Finally, if developers are scared to show their work in progress to users and customers then its time to run up the red flags and look for trouble.
User Tests extends this reasoning. User tests provide another line of testing which helps detect problems early.
Similarly, working on smaller pieces/projects provides for more small steps. Before each step there is an opportunity for re-adjustment and course correction both at the work planning level and at the code level.
Finally, Team cohesion is important because without it the team are running in different directions and doing different things with the code. Part of team cohesion must be a shared view on the development objectives, the design ideas in the code and what makes for good code.
This isn't an exhaustive list, just the ones my students in Oslo came up with; if you have any more suggestions please add a comment, thanks.
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Loren Kratzke replied on Thu, 2010/06/03 - 7:00pm
TDD - Assumes that the design is 100% complete which is common in waterfall, not so much in Agile. Late discoveries, change requests, and other non-ideal realities come at double the price of the same realities when not performing TDD. Tests that pass do not prove anything beyond the fact that tests pass. Who proves that the tests are adequate or that the code being tested performs the proper function? TDD ensures only that tests are written first, nothing else.
Pair Programming - Double the cost up front yet does not guarantee double (or even better) quality of code, and code review is still required by somebody that was not the author of the code. Deep thought is not possible with two programmers on one computer, and only works if programmers are compatible in the right ways. Good only for certain problems under certain circumstances with certain developers. Design meetings are more fruitful in this regard.
The bottom line is that there are many types of projects and developers. The only possible wrong choice is to blindly subscribe to any single extreem methodology and proclaim that it is the only way or even the best way. It is better to think of these methodologies as tools in your toolbox and apply them in the right amounts and combinations for a given situation.
Allan Kelly replied on Mon, 2010/06/07 - 3:19am
Thanks for your comment, can I reply in reverse order?
I whole heartedly agree with your final point. There are many different types of projects, many different type of developers and many different ways to fail. When you look at projects that work certain common patterns and practices emerge. As Tolstoy wrote "All happy families are happy in the same happy way, all unhappy families are unhappy in ther own unique way."
The greatest mistake is to blindly follow anything to the extreme without questioning it and asking "Does it apply to me?". For that reason I often talk about Agile as a set of tools in a toolbox and you select the ones that apply.
This piece, from the picture on, is a discussion of things you could do to improve your code quality. This is a list of tools: pick some. Its not a comprehensive list, I ask for more suggestions, nor is it a mandatory list, its a list for you to pick from.
As to pair programming I do not believe it doubles cost at all. On the contary, I find that pair programming enables deep thougt because it provides someone equallly dedicated to share the thinking. True, if two developers are not compatible there will be problems, but, there will be problems if two incompatible programmers are working on the same project anyway. Pair programming will simply highlight the problem sooner.
As to TDD assuming the design is 100% complete before you start coding nothing could be further from the truth. Not only does TDD not assume this but it greatly assists in helping designs to emerge over time. In the long run TDD is an essential completement to refactoring and emergent design.
Raja Nagendra replied on Fri, 2013/09/27 - 12:30am
Root of all Evils is lack of professionalism, i.e deep respect for what we produce.. this is mostly driven by Business Ethics around keeping client happy by committing of reduced time lines, reduced costs...
Unlike in Health Industry, IT industry makes more money by not delivering now and continually saying we will deliver better next time..
We at TejaSoft follow common sense approach, where in each of our team member is aware of where is the productivity loss, what are the recurring works... all these we automate.. We call this Extreme Automation..
I wish to see clients move towards Services 2.0 Model, where Fixed Bid and Time and Material are applied for each two weeks (Agile)..
Raja Nagendra Kumar,
- 20 Million lines of Java Code Re-Engineering expertise..in our system..


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VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- A British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled that Canadian laws banning doctor-assisted suicide are unconstitutional.
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Lynn Smith declared the laws invalid, but also suspended her ruling for one year to give Canada's federal Parliament time to draft legislation with her ruling in mind.
Smith also allowed the ailing Gloria Taylor to seek a physician-assisted suicide during the one-year period if she wants. Taylor has Lou Gehrig's disease, which is rapidly progressive and invariably fatal.
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I guess these people do not believe in any God either. It is best left to Him to decide when a person should die. Call it what you like, taking a person's life is murder.


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pours out a deep dark brown color, nearly black but with a huge foamy tan head that reaches about two fingers in height. taking a looonngggg time to settle down it left a ton of lacing all over the glass.
aroma is very complex. deep roasted malts, nice touches of rich roasted malts, and a nice spicy touch of rye that kicks in at just the right level. warming brings out a light touch of coffee now as well. again not forced at all, the aroma really is very nicely presented. a nice full bodied feel, but not overly thick. the chocolate hits you right from the start, a very nice way to start i might add. rye comes in mid palate and gives you that little spike of flavor you were looking for. smoothing this out with roasted malts and a smooth and creamy finish is just icing on the cake.
overall a very solid beer here. more of a stout then a rye beer but i really did enjoy this over the course of the night for sure.
09-26-2010 15:07:02 | More by mikesgroove
4/5 rDev -4.3%
On tap at CCB
A: Pours a nice dark black with a small tan ring. Light retention and some spotty lace.
S: Aromas of roasted malt, chocolate, and coffee.
T: The rye is there in the flavor with a nice bold roast. Chocolate malt mostly with hints of deep roasted coffee. and a hint of char.
M: Medium in body, smooth, long dry finish.
D: Good another solid offering by CCB.
09-15-2010 22:57:30 | More by tpd975
3.65/5 rDev -12.7%
I had the Death Metal at the tasting room. Served in a 6 oz snifter. The beer was jet black. It wasnt as thick as the Zhukov, but it did have a bit of viscosity to it. The smell was robust of toasted rye, coffee, and some earthy notes. The first sip was satisfying. I think it was served a bit too cold for me. I like my heavy stouts a bit on the warmer side. 50-55 degrees. The taste was very dry. lots of roasted coffee with the rye at the end. A good solid rye. Nothing to fill a growler for though.
08-21-2010 18:23:53 | More by bernardus1212
4.85/5 rDev +16%
Had this a few times before it was named... I couldn't have dreamed it would wind up with such an awesome moniker.
A - Looks jet black with a respectable and persistent khaki cap of froth.
S - I get a lot of delectable roasted characteristics, specifically the most pleasant aspects of chocolate, coffee and fresh hop. I am not detecting the more challenging nuances possible in RIS/2xIS such as tobacco, asphalt, or charred whatever... In other words, it is a very inviting aromatic.
T - JFC! Where to begin?!? It is just straight-up delicious, first of all... It is full of chocolate and roasty tones with a plentiful allotment of herbal-green hoppiness; though rye is not specifically discernible to me, it is merely a seeming incongruity between name and product and not a qualitative observation whatsoever... It is so sublimely flavorful; it sustains the complexity of flavor, maintains superb balance and is fabricated of the very substance of desirability.
M - Outstanding. Not as rich or viscous as many, but far more drinkable than any stout in mind.
D - Awesome; in the uppermost region of the top tier of CCBs.
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These days there is also a reasonable facsimile of another famous American crossing the river in the opposite direction Benjamin Franklin. If you've got the connections here, and they aren't hard to find, you can easily encounter Franklin's enigmatic face for about US$50 on a reasonable copy of a US $100 bill. These presumably Pyongyang-printed Big-Head Benjamins are known worldwide as "supernotes.
We know. We bought one.
So where did these reporters buy these supernotes, right in the open of course:
Our supernote purchase $100, US Series 2003, serial number DI03120777A (acquired strictly for purposes of this story) took place literally within the shadow of the China Bank of Communications. The bank is directly across the street from the Dandong office of China Customs, which in turn is next to a People's Liberation Army facility as is the Dandong Police headquarters. Coincidentally, the transaction also took place on the afternoon of Kim's 65th birthday, February 16.
So where did the supernotes come from you may ask?:
At first he said he got them accidentally from various foreign tourists who were changing them for yuan. Were the tourists from North Korea? He shrugged and smiled and said perhaps some had relatives or friends over there across the mighty Yalu. But after asking if he could sell one or two more, he quickly left on his bicycle after taking a brief mobile phone call.
Make sure you read the whole article, very interesting read about this illegal activity happening quite openly in China with little effort by Chinese authorities to stop it. Maybe it is time someone starts printing Chinese yuan to start spreading around and see how the Chinese government likes that.
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3.07 "The Bear and the Maiden Fair"
Nick Hanover: This week's episode of Game of Thrones was scripted by George R.R. Martin, which was a cause of excitement for a lot of people, but in my case I was dreading it because I knew there'd be a lot of sex scenes and that meant that there'd also be a lot of reminders from Dylan that these sex scenes all came from this man:
Dylan Garsee: George R. R. Martin wrote erotic fan fiction of his own work. This is turning into the Doritos Locos Tacos Doritos paradox. But with more nipples and what not.
Nick: It was also similar to the Doritos Locos Tacos Doritos in that it was initially satisfying, then kind of troubling and finally mostly just disgusting. But before we get to the castration scene that causes me to say that, let's get our requisite Jon Snow talk out of the way. This week, Jon Snow got dating advice from Mance Rayder, complete with visual examples, and Gareth from The Office inexplicably decided to woo Ygritte in the most Reddit-y way imaginable.
Dylan: Do they make Fedoras beyond the wall?
As bored as I am with the Jon Snow/Ygritte relationship, it was good to see this week that Ygritte doesn't know as much as she puts on. Her lack of knowledge about windmills and fainting and whatnot help her move out of the Manic Pixie Dream Wildling space that she's been inhabiting all series long.
Nick: It's difficult to tell whether she actually wants to learn about those things, though, as she was relatively dismissive of what Jon told her in this episode. That could be a defense tactic on her part, since she's still struggling with the way her affection for Jon is growing. I enjoy their scenes together, honestly, but I wish the rest of the Wildling story would have more of interest going on. Each week, we get handed details at a snail's pace and this episode was no different. In fact, the big reveal, if there was one, was that every previous Wildling revolt had been an utter disaster and Jon is confident this one will be too.
Of course, he doesn't realize how fucked up things have gotten in Westeros, and it seems that this era may be the time for the Wildlings to shine in the same way the Visigoths did when they brought on the fall of Rome.
Dylan: Ah, yes. Just like the Visigoths. Totally. I definitely know exactly what you mean and am not at all confused by this reference.
::brief break as we educate Dylan on classical history::
Nick: Point being, I know that we have to give the series room to get all these threats and players into place, but given how few episodes we get a season, I still feel as though our time could be used more efficiently, and after that excellent reveal of the creatures and forces in the Wildling camp earlier in the season, it would be nice to get a better glimpse at what kind of threat they actually pose.
Dylan: I understand that the book they're adapting is being split into two seasons so that they can allow the story to unfold at a better pace, but seven episodes in they still haven't found the pacing to keep the show interesting. I haven't watched The Walking Dead, but I hear the second season was hilariously slow. Compared to that, how is this season going?
Nick: Game of Thrones has a long way to go before it hits that mark, because GoT has always been far more character than plot driven, anyway. But that comparison isn't exactly off base. GoT is biding time until it can get to the narrative payoff it has promised with the looming big wedding, and that's where most of the issues stem from. With such a huge development on the horizon, one which will have major repercussions no matter what, GoT can afford to dole things out slowly and count on not losing viewers. Even so, as you pointed out, this episode had a huge drop off in viewership.
Dylan: Probably because last week we had the same problem: nothing happens.
Nick: I think the biggest indicator of how the series is kind of stalling out at the moment was our time spent in King's Landing.
Nick: We got a pointless showdown between Tywin and Joffrey over where the small council meetings should be held and whether Daenerys is a threat or not, and then we got more wheel spinning on the Tyrion/Sansa front. As fun as the Tywin/Joffrey scene was to watch, the Sansa stuff was honestly kind of stupid. Sansa learned that Tyrion has a reputation for his sexual escapades, which was super creepy in context, and Tyrion got an earful from Shea. I used to like any scene Tyrion was in, but this season, his presence has been a warning that we're about to be subjected to a lot of whining and pettiness.
Dylan:Tyrion has taken a complete 180 in terms of his badassedness from last season. If I were to show someone who had never seen the show any clips of Tyrion from this season, save the majestic harem scene with Podrick, they would be like "*this* is the guy everyone likes from this show?"
Nick: I get that they need to show how cornered he feels by the wedding stuff, but every episode it feels like they're just showing us the same conversations, over and over and over and over again.
Dylan: And as pointless as the Tywin/Joff scene was, it still was goddamned hilarious, especially that fantastically bitchy "we can arrange to have you carried" piece of shade Tywin threw.
Nick: Equally insufferable is the Robb situation. His wife is pretty. He loves her. Now they're going to have a baby. That might be a problem for his war effort. Yawn.
Dylan: She's seriously the Megan Draper of this show in terms of "pretty brunette wives that I hate and bore me."
I can honestly say, since she is a made up character for the show, I still have no idea what her name is.
Nick: I'm not sure I understand why the showrunners feel the need to add all these momentum killing characters when there's already so much info to get across. The only relationship stuff I cared about in this episode was the Jaime/Brienne thread, which continues to be the most watchable element of the season.
Dylan: Probably because they're moving forward at a normal pace. So much has heppened between them that it allows you to care more. Robb & Catelyn, Bran & Co., and all of King's Landing have had maybe half an episode's worth of plot development. Whereas with Jaime and Brienne, I could watch that shit all day.
Nick: It's also a world that we previously hadn't been exposed to, so it hasn't stagnated yet. Learning that there is humanity in Jaime is interesting because previously we had no reason to suspect that was the case, which makes scenes like the one where he goes back and saves Brienne from a bear so impactful-- we're getting a view of his transformation in real time.
Dylan: Would you mind if I spoil the book's version of that scene, because it's one of the few scenes in the book that I wanted them to get right, and by changing it, it had not as big of an impact to me?
Too bad, I'm doing it.
One of two things.
First of all, the Six-Fingered Man from the Princess Bride-Bolton. He's supposed to be a man nicknamed The Goat, and he has a lisp, which is absolutely hilarious (and gives a better reason to why Jaime brought up the sapphires-- he just wanted to hear him say "sapphires"). But the second change that has more to do with this episode is that Jaime and Brienne FUCKING KILL THE BEAR AND IT'S AWESOME.
Nick: Thanks, PETA.
Joking aside, that does sound a lot more exciting, but I don't necessarily have a problem with how it went down in the episode. I'd have a hard time believing Jaime could take down a bear given how much difficulty he had fighting men and since we've been shown he's still pretty weak. I'm happy to wait for Jaime badassery until he gets his magic hand or whatever the fuck happens with that development they've been hinting at.
Nick: But on the Bolton front, can we talk about what the fuck went down with Theon and Roose Bolton's bastard in this episode? First there was that bizarre seduction scene and a whole lot of talk about Theon's cock and then it seemed like said cock actually got hacked off.
Dylan: There can only be one magical cock in Westeros. And that magical cock belongs to Podrick muhfukin Payne.
Maybe he's behind the torture.
Maybe Podrick is so jealous of Theon's penis, that he forces Hannibal Lector's fat british cousin to cut it off.
Nick: Maybe Podrick's penis is the Highlander of penises?
Dylan: Girth Brook's penis is the Highlander of penises.
For those of you who don't know who Girth Brooks is, he's a gay for pay porn star.
Whose name is Girth Brooks.
And he goes by Girth Brooks.
Girth Brooks.
Nick: But to get back on point...I was a little perplexed by George R.R. Martin's decision to make Theon's storyline an insane amalgamation of In the Realm of the Senses and Misery. Is Theon going to be less of a dick now? Sorry, couldn't resist.
Dylan: My god, this sentence had it all: ItRotSaM references, Theon puns, apologies for Theon puns.
I think we're done with this week's review, because no sentence can top that last one.
Nick: But we haven't even gotten to Daenerys yet!
Dylan: Daenerys has gotten to the point where she should end every sentence with "mmmmmhmmmm". Like Jackee.
Nick: I love watching Daenerys come into her own and it's great to see her gain so much confidence, but I have to wonder how long it will be before she suffers for her hubris. I can understand why she'd want to pick up a couple hundred thousand former slaves for her cause, but where is she getting the resources to care for them? Even if the slavers handed them over, how would she take care of them? And where is she going to get the boats to bring them to Westeros? It seems like she'd be better off getting to Westeros, marching on the kingdoms, and then coming back to free the slaves of the world.
Dylan: Ssssshhhhhhh, don't mess with the logic of Game of Thrones.
Nick: Poor Ser Jorah, though. He doesn't seem to realize he's turning into the friend that the rest of the gang keeps around out of sadness and guilt.
Dylan: "Oh my god Ser Jorah, it's like you don't even know me!"
Nick: I'm worried she's going to get hung up on in-fighting between Jorah and, well, everyone, and those walls, and lose a lot of valuable time and resources.
Dylan: You should be worried, because she's not getting out of Essos anytime soon.
Nick: Meanwhile, Arya continued her journey through all of the weirdest parts of the kingdom and has now wound up in the hands of The Hound. That almost certainly won't go horribly wrong.
Nick: All in all, I'd say this was a middling episode, and I think it's getting my lowest score for GoT yet, of a 3. How about you?
Dylan: Pairing Arya with the Hound is most definitely going to be an interesting matchup, and we'll finally see if Arya is more than just a death Prayer.
A 3 sounds absolutely correct.
Nick: I'll let you get back to your horse videos, then. Until next week.
Dylan: CORRECT!
Dylan Garsee is a freelance writer/bingo enthusiast currently living in Austin, TX. He is studying sociology, and when he's not winning trivia nights at pork-themed restaurants, writing a collection of essays on the gay perspective in geek culture. An avid record collector, Dylan can mostly be seen at Waterloo Records, holding that one God Speed You! Black Emperor record he can't afford and crying. You can follow him on twitter @garseed.
Nick Hanover got his degree from Disneyland, but he's the last of the secret agents and he's your man. Which is to say you can find his particular style of espionage here at Comics Bulletin, where he reigns as the co-managing editor, or at Panel Panopticon, which he started as a joke and now takes semi-seriously. Or if you feel particularly adventurous, you can always witness his odd rants about his potentially psychopathic roommate on twitter @Nick_Hanover and explore the world of his musical alter ego at Fitness and Pontypool.


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