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"A beach area brings more people yes when we only got 10 feet from the beach but right now this is a very good size for us,"said Heying.
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"Come on out and enjoy it the waters fine, levels are safe, the fishing is excellent got great people out here with food just an awesome time come back around,"said Paddack.
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Southampton have suspended striker Dani Osvaldo for two weeks following an incident at the club's training ground.
Osvaldo, who joined in the summer from Roma, has scored four times for Mauricio Pochettino's side - including the equaliser against Manchester City in December.
The 28-year-old will sit out the FA Cup fourth-round tie with Yeovil, as well as Barclays Premier League fixtures against Arsenal and Fulham.
The club released a statement on Thursday confirming the Italy international will not be involved in the coming fortnight. No details of the incident have been disclosed.
"Southampton Football Club has today suspended striker Dani Osvaldo for two weeks, following an incident at the club's Staplewood training ground," the statement read.
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The Southampton club-record signing, who played under Mauricio Pochettino at Espanyol, was fined and suspended at former club Roma for punching team-mate Erik Lamela during a 2-0 defeat to Udinese.
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Odd Fellows Black IPA - West Sixth Brewing Company
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3.76/5 rDev -0.8%
As the name would imply, the color is black with a brownish head and heavy lacing.
The scent is of hops, floral and fruity there's no roast or charring for the nose.
The taste is as if West Sixth took their IPA and added food coloring. Nice floral hops with easy drinking fruitiness it is tempered with the coloring. Not nearly as hoppy as the IPA its still tasty and good but I expected a bit of toasted or charred malts and found none.
Overall I liked this a lot but felt it was simply a lighter version of West Sixths flagship with a new coloring.
02-24-2013 00:22:20 | More by KYGunner
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08-09-2013 08:32:29 | More by crbnfbr
4.14/5 rDev +9.2%
Served on tap at the brewery in a pint glass.
A black body with dark brown highlights is topped by a brown khaki head about a finger high, which leaves nice rings of lacing down the glass.
The nose is very interesting. While the malts give off stout-like scents of coffee, baker's chocolate, and roasted grains, there in a piney/citrusy bitterness to contrast the darker notes of the malt. There is a very good balance here in this beer - the roasted malt profile shines through while the hops are still given their proper place since this is technically an IPA. As the beer warms, some dark fruit esters also emerge.
Similar to the nose, the taste starts out with deeply roasted malt, specifically with flavors of chocolate and coffee. Then mid-palate, some citrusy bitterness shows up to strike out the dark sweetness. These citrus notes morph into a piney/earthy bitterness toward the end, which lingers for quite a while. A very good winter beer with enough hoppy brightness to contrast the dark malt profile.
In an apparent contradiction, this dark beer is quite refreshing with a medium, creamy body and crisp carbonation. The finish lingers with hoppy flavors mingling with darkly roasted malt.
This was my first black IPA, and I'm quite impressed with this offering from West Sixth. A genuinely good beer that's a little off the beaten path.
03-03-2013 22:11:35 | More by Groomsy
3.74/5 rDev -1.3%
And tell me again why IPAs can't be black?
While pouring the darkest of brown hues, the nearly opaque beer shows a depth of darkness in the center and is highlighted by redish brown hues near the edge. Its heady froth is light tan and long lasting- leaving lacy rings behind with each sip.
Its IPA-centric aromas are sharp with grapefruit, orange peels and pine. Yet the malty accents are of toast char, burnt sugar, and lightly burnt wood. With no fruit or spice, the beer speaks the language of dry hops and light char.toast and hops.
A short-lived sweetness of burnt malt sugars are coupled with that of charred wood and toast. But the quick taste of hops offer up burnt pine, dried grapefruit and orange peels. Walnuts, rootish earth and other "dirty" dark tastes begin to turn to a bitter finish of coffee grounds and surprising lingering malt starch.
Medium bodied- the beer's starchy malt underpinnings are met with crisp hop dryness, receding sweetness and increasing alcohol warmth. Its slow fade eventually reveals light coffee astringnency , retains starch body- concluding with a shy dry taste and the gripping bitterness in the depth of the throat.
Oddfellow is quite that- a fortified IPA that accepts the color of dark grains, the singed aromas, and the reluctant depth of charred woods. Its character is deep, charismatic, and sharp all at once.
04-09-2013 05:36:39 | More by BEERchitect
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
02-17-2014 03:55:23 | More by craft_shannie
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
06-08-2013 14:49:18 | More by TheBeerAlmanac
4.25/5 rDev +12.1%
04-12-2013 23:36:54 | More by drummermattie02
3.5/5 rDev -7.7%
02-10-2014 16:23:58 | More by fellowrs
4/5 rDev +5.5%
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He and his truck were being taken to the current PAPD HQ downtown.
on Jul 20, 2007 at 3:07 am
Even Feng-Shui says that this New Police HQ site is not blessed.
Quit it while we are on high ground.
on Jul 20, 2007 at 7:01 am
So the cops can't even guard their own hen house. Why should they, us tax payers will pay for everything that goes missing.
on Jul 20, 2007 at 11:31 am
WHAT new Pao Alto PD (police department?) headquarters? We haven't even voted on that bond issue yet!!


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WELCOME to the new Cowley Retreat pub – but you'll have to retreat more than a mile to reach the Oxford suburb it is named after.
The former Hobgoblin in Cowley Road, East Oxford, has renamed itself after Cowley, despite the fact the pub is not in or even within sight of the area.
The pub opens on Saturday after a refurbishment. Owner Punch Taverns has also applied to extend the opening hours.
Currently the pub can serve alcohol until 11pm. Managers are now seeking to keep the bar open until 12.30am from Sunday to Thursday and 1.30am on Fridays and Saturdays, with a half-hour drinking up period.
But while the plans may have gone down well with drinkers, residents have expressed reservations.
Ed Chipperfield, chairman of the nearby James Street Residents' Association, and a spokesman for the East Oxford Residents' Association Forum, has objected to the application, and called on others to do so.
He said: "Cowley Road is a very attractive place with real cachet, and I am sure they are trying to tap into that. But they haven't quite got it right.
They are quite far from Cowley itself, and this area isn't really associated with Cowley, or the Cowley works, at all."
Mr Chipperfield said: "Pub kicking out time is 11.30pm round here, after which people disperse and go home by midnight. But this application means people will be leaving the venue at 1am. There is nothing to do in Cowley Road midweek at 1am, so people will congregate on the streets."
He said Cowley Road was surrounded by a residential area filled with families.
Punch Taverns spokesman Leila Maia said: "The new licensees have decided to re-name the pub to fit in with their current business model, and we look forward to working in partnership with them to build a successful, sustainable business.
"We have applied to extend the licensing hours to attract a wider audience and we have installed a porch area to the rear of the pub to prevent any noise spreading to the local residents."
Last summer, a closing-down party was held for regulars, and the future of the pub looked uncertain until Punch Taverns said it was looking to let the hostelry.
Former landlord Rick Windell, who ran the Hobgblin for three-and-a-half years, disappeared in May 2011 after an alleged assault at the pub. A 42-year-old was later cautioned in connection with the assault.


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Next week, TxDot hopes the Transportation Commission will approve their decision to fund 13 air traffic control towers in Texas.
Tyler Pounds Regional Airport is home to one of the control towers that's funding is set to be cut by the Federal Aviation Administration next month. The FAA plans to halt funding to 149 towers nationwide as they try to meet a series of budget cuts due to the sequestration.
But it's no secret TxDOT has some funding problems of their own.
While the City of Tyler has been adamant that a tower closure would not affect travel at their airport, Thursday, TxDOT executive director Phil Wilson said the funding cuts could shut down others. He said, "Flying is an integral part of commerce in Texas. Local communities are counting on these airports to remain open for continued economic success."TxDOT's plan to fund the towers is a welcome announcement."This is what we consider a very prudent step on TxDot's part to assist us. The air traffic control tower allows us to maintain an efficient and effective airport," said Cater Delleney, Tyler city engineer.The Transportation Commission will have the final say this Thursday. But just last month, Senator Kevin Eltife pushed lawmakers to start talking about TxDot's own debt and how to help them out of it. He says they've racked up a $13 billion bill funding road projects with bonds for the last 10 years and are in desperate need of a new revenue source to keep up with the state's infrastructure. Eltife proposed increasing the gas tax, along with other ideas to generate new revenue for TxDOT."Vehicle inspection stickers is an option. Sales tax is an option. I'm open to any option, but we've got to quit selling bonds; we've got to quit going into debt and we've got to get our state on a pay as you go basis," said Eltife in a February interview.If TxDot is approved to fund the control towers, it'll buy cities like Tyler time to keep scoping out other long-term options. Airport manager Davis Dickson met with the FAA again on Thursday, hoping they'll reconsider the decision to stop funding the Tyler tower. "It does more than just serve Tyler or East Texas. It serves the entire region, and there's a lot of national interest there, too," he said in a press conference earlier this month.In the last 5 years, the FAA has granted Tyler $19.5 Million for safety improvements in and around the airport. The city hopes the FAA will recognize that investment and change their mind about the closure.
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Ninkasi - The Wild Beer Co.
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4.58/5 rDev +20.5%
Don't get much purtier than this. A lot of British breweries just don't give good head. Not so Wild Beer Co., at least not on this one. Big and foamy yet firm and sturdy, sparkly white atop a clear golden body that gets slightly hazy towards the bottom of the bottle. The Belgians would appreciate this one, and so do I.
The aroma, too, I think the Belgians might enjoy. It isn't classically 'Belgian,' but it's certainly pointed in that direction. The apples manifest themselves as themselves, a tart, fresh, crunchy fragrance, but there's quite a bit more going on here thanks to the wild yeast used. An unusual note of carrots accompany aromas of sourdough, cucumber, medicinal phenols, and even some kaffir lime. There is a biscuity character to it as well, which in tandem with the apples, gives an impression of champagne. The flavor is focused yet interesting; tart, refreshing, and fruity. A touch of grassy funk and a lip-smacking bitterness – a combination of medicine and grapefruit – balance out sweeter notes of apple, apricot, and orange blossom.
The bottle boasts 'bubbles' as one of its defining characteristics, as it should. It pulls of that very Belgian kind of carbonation that's at once frothy, fizzy, and ultimately creamy. The sprightly aeration serves to counter its strength and its sweetness and make this drink far easier than its 9% ABV ought to allow.
This just might be the best beer in Britain right now. As for food, it would play well with all sorts of things: strong and creamy cheeses, Szechuan, French, Bangladeshi, British seafood, tapas. A beer for all seasons, I think.
05-08-2013 00:19:15 | More by soulgrowl
United Kingdom (England)
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
06-16-2013 18:04:30 | More by Dracook
United Kingdom (England)
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
08-16-2013 12:06:07 | More by Kirk
4.01/5 rDev +5.5%
Big fan of these guys and ill buy every release I see anyway it pours a cloudy honey hue with a creamy four finger rising head with creamy clingy sticky lacing everywhere,the smell is Granny Smith apples,Brett and funky yeast so enticing,the feel is creamy carbonated moderately and the tastes are basically the three elements of apples,Brett and saison are so beautifully entwined that they really just bring out the best in each other and work so well ill definitely be buying another bottle good stuff fellas don't change.
09-15-2013 06:10:39 | More by ADZA
4/5 rDev +5.3%
07-02-2014 00:45:18 | More by TX-Badger
United Kingdom (Wales)
3.86/5 rDev +1.6%
On-tap in the Cask (Pimlico). Served in a half pint tulip. Note the keg is different to the bottle, as it gets bottled with added champagne yeast (apparently).
Pours a highly carbonated golden-yellow colour, with a large white head.
Smells quite musky and yeasty. Hint of zest.
Tastes strongly of apple juice, some earthy, peppery yeast, and quite a decent dose of dry tartness - lemon/apple.
Overall a very interesting beer, lively and strongly flavoursome.
02-27-2013 16:22:19 | More by CwrwAmByth
United Kingdom (Scotland)
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
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United Kingdom (England)
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
03-06-2014 18:09:05 | More by wl0307
3.39/5 rDev -10.8%
75 cl. bottle sampled at RBESG 2013.
Label: Really liking the look of these Wild Beer labels. This one is obviously no exception. Description says that this is beers contains New Zealand hops, apple juice and wild yeast. That champagne yeast was used for second fermentation, sounds very promising.
Appearance: Hazy orange with a creamy white head.
Smell: Light yoghurt, touch lactic, dash sour, light apples & sour malts.
Taste: A not entirely successful mishmash of spoiled yoghurt, wild farmhouse stuff, rotting apples, fermenting berries, bitter barnyard, some hay, spices.
Body: Thick yeast and malts.
Overall: The concept sounds very interesting but the executions leaves a lot to be desired. It is not bad necessarily but it is a large and only slightly enjoyable mess in the end.
07-12-2013 14:36:53 | More by 77black_ships
United Kingdom (England)
3.25/5 rDev -14.5%
09-13-2013 12:18:04 | More by Hopbomber
3.25/5 rDev -14.5%
05-24-2014 20:48:04 | More by kjkinsey
3/5 rDev -21.1%
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Janel Grooms wraps up 400-meter hurdles at NCAA East Regional
May 26, 2007
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - After breaking the school record in the preliminaries on Friday night, sophomore Janel Grooms finished eighth in the 400-meter hurdles to wrap up the NCAA East Regional on Saturday in Gainesville, Fla.
Grooms missed automatically qualifying for the NCAA Championships with a time of 59.04, but just making the finals and her preliminary time of 58.37 could help her punch a ticket to Sacramento, Calif. for the national meet.
Her preliminary time ranks in the top 20 nationally, which can get her at-large invite to the meet. Grooms will declare on Sunday and look for an invitation to advance to the meet on either Monday or Tuesday.
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After all, Joe Marciano is still the special teams coordinator. Nevertheless, take a look at what the numbers say.
The Houston Texans added another All-Pro talent on Friday with the signing of punter Shane Lechler, former Texas A&M Aggie.
He'll likely have to take the much ballyhooed and rarely seen hometown discount if he wants to become a Texan.
The evacuation continues. Plus, we learn Alan Ball's middle name.
ESPN's Adam Schefter intimates that nine-time All-Pro punter Shane Lechler may want to play for the Houston Texans.
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For a while on Sunday Night Football, it appeared as if Case Keenum was the star young quarterback of the AFC South and Andrew Luck was the one lacking in experience. But the Indianapolis Colts came storming back from down 21-3 at halftime to beat the Houston Texans, 27-24.
Keenum was brilliant early on, throwing three first-half touchdowns to wide receiver Andre Johnson, who had more than 200 receiving yards. In the second half, it was Luck dominating through the air. He threw three touchdowns of his own, all to T.Y. Hilton.
After swapping field goals to open the second half, the Colts scored 21 unanswered points to pull off the improbable comeback. The Texans had a chance to tie the game with a field goal in the final seconds, but Randy Bullock missed his third field goal of the game.
Houston's offense was out of sync for the entire second half after coach and play caller Gary Kubiak collapsed on the field at halftime and was taken to the hospital for evaluation. The Texans never regained composure.
With the win, Indianapolis improves to 6-2 on the season. The loss sinks Houston's chances of making a comeback in the division race. They are now 2-6.
Fantasy Studs and Duds
Both quarterbacks were studs in this game. Keenum threw for 320 yards and three touchdowns to go with no interception. With over 200 receiving yards and three touchdowns, Johnson was also a dominant fantasy performer on Sunday night.
For the Colts, Luck qualifies as a stud with his three touchdowns. Considering Hilton caught everyone of them, fantasy owners had to have been happy with him after his Week 9 performance.
Injury Report
Texans running back Arian Foster left the game after the first series with a back injury and did not return. Texans coach Gary Kubiak collapsed at halftime and was taken to the hospital. The Texans haven't given official word on his status.
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---- — The Smithy Center for the Arts, at 55 Pioneer St. in Cooperstown, is working year-round to fulfill its mission of bringing the arts to all members of the community, inviting them to be appreciators and creators of virtually all art forms, according to Danielle Newell, the Smithy's executive director.
But summer 2013 has Newell especially excited.
"The performing arts are really a huge component of our summer season," Newell said.
"I anticipate this being our best season yet," she said.
Newell said that the arts center's summer theatre offerings will be "bigger and better," with the Smithy's own Glimmer Globe Theatre Co. & Acting Studio mounting productions of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)," a parody of the Bard's plays written by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield, July 10 to 14; Wendy Wasserstein's 1988 Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy/drama "The Heidi Chronicles," July 19 to 20, and a theatrical adaptation of Daniel Keyes' science fiction novel "Flowers for Algernon," Aug. 23 to 25. All productions will take place at the Cooperstown Theatre Festival at 7163 state Highway 80.
Auditions are still available for several roles in "The Heidi Chronicles" and "Flowers for Algernon," Newell said.
When selecting plays for performance by the Glimmer Globe, Newell said she and her fellow directors seek to present works that go beyond typical community theatre fare, that address timely issues and are "challenging and exciting" for audiences and performers.
The American Renaissance Theater Company, of Manhattan, will present two shows in its production "SummerWorks 2013" Aug. 16 to 18 at the Cooperstown Theatre Festival. According to its website, the ARTC supports theatre artists in their creative development.
For its second summer season, the Smithy will offer a Shakespeare Acting Intensive workshop Aug. 3 and 4 for teens and adults, giving community members an opportunity to learn about Elizabethan theatre and perform a scene from one of Shakespeare's plays. Also, Children's Theatre Camp will be held Aug. 5 to 10. Newell said the camp program focuses on "creative dramatics" for younger children, and will include improvisational activities, with a showcase performance on Aug. 10.
The Shakespeare workshop and children's camp will be part of the Smithy's Community Play Festival, which takes place Aug. 10. Newell said the festival also will include a 24-hour program, from late Aug. 9 to Aug. 10. The program, open to the entire community — "whoever wants to be involved" — will have participants divided into "mini theatre companies" with a playwright, director and performers. The playwright will have 11 hours in which to write a 10-minute, one act play that will be rehearsed and performed the evening of Aug. 10.
"This is serious guerilla theatre," Newell said, laughing.
The Smithy will offer another summer of music programming, Newell said. Monday night shows will include The John Gill Ensemble on July 1, Sirsy, July 8, Alpenglow and The Donny Brooks, July 15, Heaven's Back Door, July 22, Sam Whedon & Friends (fundraiser), July 29, Cooperstown Big Band, Aug. 12, Bourbon & Branch and The Mountebank Bros., Aug. 19, and Erin Harkes Band, Aug. 26. The John Gill Ensemble and Cooperstown Big Band performances will be part of Smithy gallery openings with free admission. For other shows and ticket pricing, visit the Smithy's website at www.smithyarts.org. All of the aforementioned shows will take place at 7 p.m. in the Smithy's courtyard.
Additional music offerings include the Day to Night Club, a DJ dance party, on July 6 from 1 to 10 p.m., with free admission, and a children's concert, "Earth Jams," with Matt Loosigian, on Aug. 11 beginning at 3 p.m. The concert will be preceded by a recycling-themed arts and crafts activities session at 2 p.m.
The visual arts will continue to be a vital part of the Smithy's summer programming, Newell said.
"Our (Smithy Pioneer) gallery is really the foundation of the Smithy," Newell said. "I'm really so excited about (upcoming) exhibits."
Summer 2013 will focus on the Smithy's member artists, Newell said.
"For the first year, member artists are curating the shows of fellow member artists," Newell said. "(We are) honoring our members and trying to involve them on every level."
Three exhibits that will utilize all three of the Smithy Pioneer's floors will be presented this season. "Person, Place, Thing" will be available through June 23. "Revisionary: Saturated Mindscapes" will be open July 1 through Aug. 1, and "Beyond the Blueprint" will be on view Aug. 12 through Sept. 15. Artwork inspired by the national hydrofracking debate, including paintings and installation art, will be part of the "Revisionary" exhibit, according to Newell. For information on curator-artists, visit the Smithy's website.
In August, the Smithy Pioneer will feature an exhibit by local artist Nate Katz, Newell said.
The Katz show "explores a different perspective," Newell said. Katz, who has autism, "has a methodical approach to his artwork that is really unique."
The gallery has undergone extensive restoration and revisions, Newell said, with a "revamped" second floor that has increased exhibit space, a refurbished floor and newly exposed original brickwork.
"I'm so proud of all the work that we've been doing this past year," Newell said.
Arts classes will continue this summer, Newell said.
"The pottery studio has become such a warm and welcoming home for people in the community," Newell said. "They have so much fun and the work that they're doing is incredible."
Adult pottery classes are offered Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. See the Smithy's website for times and instructor information. Open pottery studio is available Wednesdays through Saturdays. See the Smithy's website for exact times and fee information.
For information on children's and teen's pottery classes, visit the Smithy's website.
Fundraising activities are an important part of this summer's programming, according to Newell. A new campaign involving the entire Smithy staff will begin this week, according to Newell, and an event, "Raise Your Stein to Support the Arts" is planned for July 29.
"We are on a completely upward trajectory," Newell said. "We are gathering momentum by working closely with the community and businesses to create a place for the public to engage with the arts."


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The current military operations in Israel and the Gaza strip should disturb all people of faith. The only moral path to a solution between Israelis and Palestinians (Israeli Jewish/Muslim/Christian and Palestinian Muslim/Christian) will be dialogue and negotiation. This is a long and arduous path, but the faith that grounds our traditions can sustain the slow evolution of history. The current conflict is an outgrowth of over a century of opposing narratives and ideological differences that no military operations can resolve.read more
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The "sixth sense" in popular culture is a reference to paranormal powers of perception. But I sense it's something deeper than clairvoyance. It's not some kind of superpower. It is our ability and propensity to have a relationship with the underlying essence of all reality. There's a subtle way in which we can know what we cannot know, touch what we cannot touch.read more
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A family has been displaced following a mobile home fire in the 5200 block of S. Campbell Thursday night.
Barrett Baker with the Tucson Fire Department says the fire burned inside the center of the home, along with part of the carport's awning around 8:30 p.m.
Firefighters cut a hole in the roof to let smoke escape.
There was no reported damage to other homes and no one was injured.
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It seems as though Paul Pierce is becoming this era's Reggie Miller. Monday's game between the Celtics and Knicks got pretty heated, even reaching a point when Spike Lee stood up and yelled stuff from his courtside seat.
You'd think Lee would have learned by now that yelling just motivates the Knicks' opponents. Pierce responded by draining some huge shots down the stretch and then blew kisses to the Madison Square Garden faithful.
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THE opinions of Bolton News writer Derrick Grocock were put to the test on Sunday's Top Gear show on BBC2.
The Northern Group of Motoring Writers, of which Mr Grocock is vice-chairman, hailed the new Kia Cee'd Northern Car of the Year.
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson put the car to the test by looking at aspects including speed, parking ease and price, in a segment which also featured cameos from former Friends star Matt Le Blanc and Bruce Willis as Die Hard's John McClane.
Mr Clarkson said: "I think it's good-looking on the outside and the inside as well. It's well equipped and it's passed nearly all of our tests with flying colour.
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Remington Outdoor Company's announcement that it will expand operations to the Huntsville area also brought the promise of 2,000 jobs over the next decade. But the impact on the jobs situation in the Rocket City goes beyond just the plant.
A local economist said this is a long-term investment, and that's why, he says, you really need to triple the number of jobs this will really create in the Tennessee Valley.
Dr. Tom Pieplow said Remington's presence will have a positive impact in the home building and construction sector. He said it will also have a major impact on consumer goods – that means more grocery stores, restaurants, and even schools.
He said the real unknown factor is how many suppliers partner with Remington on specific pieces to their firearms. If the number is large, we could be looking at more than the original 6,000 primary and secondary job estimate.
"In a lot of instances, they're not manufacturers, they are assemblers. They are dependent upon a stream of second and third-tier suppliers coming together, whether it be with the raw steel, trigger mechanisms, or stocks," Pieplow said.
Remington CEO George Kollitides said they plan on manufacturing new products at the Huntsville facility. He did not go into specific detail on what that is because he said the goods are not available for consumers yet. He also declined to comment on whether any of those supply companies would also be expanding to Huntsville with Remington.
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All applicants must submit the following:After the application is processed and the applicant is ready to receive the Oath of Office the attorney will receive an email from the court. When the attorney is ready to receive the oath, the following additional forms are required (Do not submit these documents with the initial application; these are to be provided directly to the judicial officer or clerk performing the Oath of Office, except in cases of disciplinary disclosures as described above):
- Application for Admission.
- Original Certificate of Good Standing issued within the last 30 days from a court of record identified in the application. (This must be issued from a court, not a bar association such as the Michigan State Bar).
- A written statement of facts disclosing any previous disciplinary issues. (In this case a completed and signed Declaration of Sponsor Form should also accompany the application and statement of facts).
- Application fee payable to: Clerk, U.S. District Court.
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- A completed Declaration of Sponsor form, if receiving the Oath of Office remotely.
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- A copy of the email received from the court indicating that the attorney is now eligible to receive the Oath of Office.
Sponsor RequirementLocal Rule 83.20(d)(3) requires that applicants have a sponsor in two instances:
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- Applicant who has an office outside of the Eastern District of Michigan and wishes to receive the oath of office via telephone or video conference.
Oath of Office RequirementIf the court grants the application for admission to the bar, LR 83.20 (a)(4) requires applicants to take the Oath of Office. An attorney is not admitted to practice in the district until the oath has been administered.
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The Oath of Office may be administered either in person, or by telephone or video conference.
- In Person: Applicants that reside within the Eastern District of Michigan must take the Oath of Office in Person. Applicants will provide the Oath of Office form (attached) to the judicial officer. After the oath is administered, the Oath of Office form must be signed by both the applicant and the Judicial Officer conducting the oath. The judicial officer will return the oath form to the Clerk's Office.
- Telephone/Video Conference: Applicants that reside outside of the Eastern District of Michigan may take the oath remotely via telephone or video conference. If the oath is going to be performed remotely, the applicant must contact chambers staff prior to the administering of the oath and provide both a completed Declaration of Sponsor form (attached) and a signed Oath of Office form (attached). The judicial officer will also sign the Oath of Office and return the oath form to the Clerk's Office.
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After completion of the oath, applicants will receive an email explaining the process to register for an electronic filing login and password. As of July 1, 2012, attorneys must be sworn in by a judicial officer or a designee before being eligible to register for an e-filing login and password.
If you have an impending deadline, be advised that once the Oath of Office is administered, the process to receive a login and password may take an additional 2-3 business days to complete.If you have any questions, please contact the Clerk's Office at 313-234-5000.
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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – Police have located Cleo Younce, 13, of Champaign.
The teen was found safe in Girardeau, Missouri.
Champaign Police issued an Amber Alert Younce just before noon Friday. The teen had been missing since Thursday afternoon.
Younce allegedly called her mother on Thursday to say she had been abducted and that she was allowed one call before her kidnapper shut off her phone.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill -- As this winter inches toward the record books, it's already setting records for cities across the area.
Between salt use and plow driver overtime, this year's budget is blown.
Snow and ice coated rush hour roads greeted Bloomington plow drivers Monday morning.
"Salt has been a challenge for the central Illinois area. Just deliveries, allowing that salt to get to you. You can make the order, but actually getting it. We've used almost 10,000 tons this year already, usually we use about 6,000 tons," said Jim Karch, Bloomington public works director.
The City's salt supply is dwindling because icy rivers are slowing the barge with the new order. Right now the City has just 1,000 tons left.
"That will take care of another three events, smaller events, but again with that ice, that's where it can really be difficult. If we have to salt the entire community that can really take a lot of salt," said Karch.
"We're where we should be this time of year," said David Haste, Peoria public works director.
After two mild winters, Peoria came into the season with 15,000 tons of salt. Now city crews are using salt conservatively to stretch the remaining 3,000 tons as far as possible.
"We've reduced some rates and added in some sand or slag, to that we add some calcium chloride or a brine mix," said Haste. "So we're still trying to get the full strength out of less salt by using liquids."
Both cities are trying to get as much out of their plow drivers as well.
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Community hero retires, 21 years after Tyneside riotsby Derek Proud
It is 21 years this month since rioting broke out in parts of Tyneside. One estate in particular came to symbolise the social unrest: the Meadow Well in North Shields. Since then, Carole Bell has been working to help the people who live there and restore its reputation. Now she is retiring.


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under 4 goals @ 1,86
Barcelona won the first game with 0;2 without much efforts and I expect similar result here. Cordoba do not believe in their chances for progress for sure, and having in mind that 3 days later they got league game against Numancia, and the team still got chances to fight for the play-off places in Segunda, I expect slow tempo and defensive minded tactic, as the team will probably try to lose as less as they can as in the first game.
Barcelona on the other side will have hard visit to Malaga this weekend and wont field their best squad here. Also Iniesta and Messi were involved in the golden boot awards and probably will need a rest in such non sense game.
Cordoba got 5 under 2,5 goals in their last 6 matches, while Barcelona got 4 or under 4 goals in 5 of their last 6 official matches.
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Long weekends usually mean long drives, thanks to the inevitable crowds heading to their weekend getaway destinations. Not if André Balazs has anything to do with it—the Standard hotelier has brought back his eight-passenger seaplane, StndAIR, for its second year in a row just in time for Memorial Day weekend. In keeping with The Standard cool factor, every passenger will get their choice of one of three styles of Warby Parker sunglasses (and in Parker fashion, a pair of prescription glasses is distributed to one of the billion people worldwide without access to affordable eyewear) upon boarding the weekend flight, which departs from the East River. Forty-five minutes later, and perhaps a few glasses of André Balazs Reserve Beach Rosé down, you are in East Hampton. And if you want an anything-but-standard experience, you can now book StndAIR for charter services to any port within 300 miles of Manhattan.
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