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Grand Ridge Natural Blonde - Grand Ridge Brewing Co.
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2.33/5 rDev -27.6%
I'm dreading this - another poorly done Witbier from an Aussie brewer. Is it that hard to make a good Witbier? Evidentially yes, however if that is the case then maybe brewers over here in Aus should focus on easier brews.
Poured from a 330ml bottle into a nonic pint.
A: Slight cloudy goldenrod body with a near non-existent white head. Appearance-wise for this style a major disappointment with the lack of a head.
S: The aroma is very much like the other Grand Ridge brews; cut grass and malted barley base with a sweet honey-like aroma over the top... I'm starting to wonder if their beers are all brewed in a large single vat and then mixed in to other smaller vats for flourishes at the end to separate them. In any case it doesn't have the aroma of a Witbier at all apart from a hint of Orange blossom and a wheat note, no spices can be detected at all (a major Wit characteristic).
T: Flavour is at least a pleasant surprise with the above expected flavours and a ramped up Orange blossom hit in the middle. It is reminiscent of Orange blossom honey more than anything, at least they got one Witbier trait across.
M: Possibly the flattest beer I've ever had, even compared to the other Grand Ridge brews. Body is mid to light, however that (lack of) carbonation is quite distracting.
D: If I can think of one positive thing to say for this beer is that it does the Witbier style differently... the negatives are too long to list in detail but here are a few; bad appearance, boring aroma, average taste, terrible mouthfeel, low ABV, too expensive... in other words: just don't buy it.
Food match: Honeyed ham with roast vegetables (potato, pumpkin), squash and snow peas.
03-10-2013 10:49:42 | More by doktorhops
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +8.7%
12-21-2012 13:52:37 | More by bastardsonofkyus
2.73/5 rDev -15.2%
Bottle: good 330mL brown bottle, decent label - refined and somewhat classy.
Appearance: mid-straw yellow in colour with a decent haze - not bad at all.
Aroma: quite weak. Definitely the wheat and grains though. Not so much in the way of cloves - not much spice at all, actually.
Taste: quite different to most wits, but I'm not sure that it's such a good thing. Interesting mixture of grains, however I for one find it a bit too light in flavour.
Aftertaste: the aftertaste lingers reasonably well, but there isn't enough flavour to start.
Mouth feel: good carbonation if a little too high, with a mid-heavy body that unfortunately doesn't have the power to transfer flavour to the mouth.
Overall: not a bad beer, but by no means a good one. Seriously, just get a German wheat beer. They're better.
12-01-2012 04:33:29 | More by SmashPants
3.53/5 rDev +9.6%
A: Pours A hazy golden color with a huge thick head that fades quite slowly to lots of lacing.
S: Aroma of fresh grain, some malt sweetness and bit of citrus in the background.
T: taste is fairly mild with a bit of citrus then a mixture of wheat and malt sweetness. Mild bitterness and a clean finish.
F: Fairly light body, crisp, smooth and somewhat refreshing. Decent balance.
O: Not a great witbier but still enjoyable. Not a bad example of the style.
09-01-2012 07:51:44 | More by soju6
1.93/5 rDev -40.1%
No BB
Aggresive pour yields no head. Zero. Straw coloured hazy body. Yuk.
Aromas are dull - lemon, yeast, honey, with hint of orange rind.
Taste is lemon driven, yeast, lemonade. Dull. It kinda gets less bad as you get used to it tho, which isn't saying much. Lemon flavour grows.
Mouthfeel is harsh, and very lightly carbonated.
Truly dreadful beer. And even worse when compared to what a Witbier should be, style-wise.
08-26-2012 08:18:50 | More by heygeebee
3.53/5 rDev +9.6%
330ml bottle poured into a pint glass, although mine was 4.5% instead of 4.9%
A- Pours a cloudy golden orange, a little bit of head that subsides to not much. looks alright.
S- some clove and citrus, a little wheat these are all nice, but also something a little unpleasant in the background that i cant put my finger on.
T- much like the smell, clove and citrus straight up, a touch of spice, a little banana. the unpleasant flavours on the nose have gone. nice.
M- nice, slight carbonation. a nice mid bodied feel. good length of flavour
O- a bit up and down, but i thought it was a nice, above average witbier that i would have again.
02-14-2012 12:26:20 | More by shambeano
2.48/5 rDev -23%
A - Cloudy and pale, a typical wit shade with a finger of creamy white head and lace rings backing up.
S - Subtle wheat and citrus, a hint of clove and some stale wet straw.
T - Pretty mild, tame witbier flavours of wheat and lemon. Slightly funky with wet hay feel in there.
M - Watery thin and hardly any carbonation.
O - Far from a top witbier. Disappointing.
01-13-2012 14:11:03 | More by dansmcd
3.5/5 rDev +8.7%
01-12-2012 02:48:31 | More by DrNo
3.5/5 rDev +8.7%
Appearance - 2.5
A firm pour yields a thin white head which quickly dissipates over a hazy body with a colour you could call dirty dishwater blonde.
Smell - 3.5
Pleasant aroma of doughy malt, spicy yeast, lemon, bitter orange and coriander.
Taste - 3.5
Perhaps a little more bitter than the best examples of the style, but this aside - a pretty damn tasty witbier. Bready malt backbone, big yeasty kick provides a soft spiciness, orange and lemon flavours followed by coriander in the finish.
Mouthfeel - 4.0
Small carbonation lends to a smooth and full mouthfeel.
Overall - 3.5
Most importantly, this is a refreshing, sessionable beer - a must for a wit. Marks off for poor head retention and a little too much hop bitterness, but these things aside, a good Belgian style wheat beer that I would buy again, especially in summer.
07-15-2011 05:43:24 | More by LittleCreature
3.15/5 rDev -2.2%
Second beer this evening at The Prince of Wales bar in Boat Quay, Singapore.
This one is a cloudy yellow, not much head.
Strong citrus character, with malts and yeast towards the end. A little spice, but can't pick up what that is.
A mouthful, heavy carbonation. A little too much for my liking. But still, the creaminess came through, along with the citrus. A hint of pepper at the end.
Quite an easy drink given the blazing heat and the 90% upwards humidity in Singapore =)
05-31-2011 13:05:40 | More by bearish
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +8.7%
Bottle sampled at a Gold Coast restaurant. Served in a fluted pilsner glass.
Light golden, slightly hazy, and lacking that billowy head the bottle label had so bragged about. Might have been the glass, however.
Nose is orange, pale white malts, ginger and spices.
A sweet witbier, heavy with the orange and coriander, with hops and malted wheat playing second and third fiddles, respectively. Because of this it tastes a great deal like a macro "wheat beer" like Rickards white or Blue Moon than the real deal. Still, easy to quaff, quite refreshing.
A decent witbier, but gets a bit cloying after a while, and lacks much of anything to set itself apart from the macro white fare.
05-05-2011 07:36:38 | More by JohnnyBarman
3.05/5 rDev -5.3%
Pours cloudy pale amber with a small head.
Nose shows doughy wheat, lemon, soft phenols, subtle spicy hops and coriander.
Hints of banana surface as a flavour alongside the doughy wheat. Finishes with a slightly metallic bitterness. Underwhelming.
Carbonation is perhaps a little on the high side. Body feels a little watery.
05-02-2011 10:27:39 | More by CrazyDavros
3/5 rDev -6.8%
Poured a cloudy yellow with a fair bit of sediment at the bottom. There was some head but it dissipated pretty quickly and left minimal lacing on the glass
Smelled quite sweet and citrussy.
Tasted quite fruity and tart but with a bitter aftertaste.
Mouthfeel was semi light and reasonably carbonated. Not what I was expecting though.
Overall it is drinkable but not something I'd purposefully seek out to drink.
04-16-2011 09:19:48 | More by madvoice
3.33/5 rDev +3.4%
This beer promised a lot. It looked decent enough, and promised of great things, but somehow failed to deliver.
I had this on tap at the only place in Singapore that stocks this beer on tap: Prince of Wales Bar and Backpackers.
A: Straw-gold colour, with a small head because of the way it was poured. Cloudy appearance gave it the look of a good German Weissbier.
S: Smelt some straw, rose, butter and mild berries in the aroma, the key word being mild. There were some complex esters there too, and on the whole, smelt a lot like Hoegaarden.
T: This is where the beer was a let down. It tasted almost like an American macro adjunct at first. Quite bland considering how much the smell promised. To be fair, it didn't taste all bland and there were some nice flavours there (rose being predominant) but nothing fantastic.
M: Again somewhat average, had the mouthfeel of a GOOD macro. Crisp taste with a mild hoppy bite.
D: Quite satisfying to drink on a very hot day (and we get a lot of those here in Singapore), and one can easily down a few of these without noticing.
Overall, a beer that promised great things, but somehow did not match up to the "hype" in terms of looks and smell.
01-06-2011 13:04:03 | More by bala747
United Kingdom (England)
2.15/5 rDev -33.2%
Never had an Aussie Wheat beer before. Brown 330ml bottle from Booth's Supermarket chain, best before June 2011, drank and reviewed June 2010. Poured, sediment and all into Hoegaarden Grand Cru glass.
The beer was a clear blonde until I allowed the sediment to gush out into the glass, it then turned into the cloudy murky off orange colour I was half expecting. Next to no head, just a wisp or two and a thin collar.
The smell was wheaty and orangey, the taste a dry orange flavour, and flat almost, poor condition in my eyes anyway.
Lacked sparkle and life in general to be honest, not impressed at all. It has travelled a long way to be slated, but this didn't do the business
at all for me.
06-24-2010 17:55:27 | More by BlackHaddock
3.13/5 rDev -2.8%
This pours a very cloudy light orange colour. A centimetre or two of head which drops quickly away to light covering. Looks good.
The normal aromas that I would associate with wheats are there - banana, lemon - but they don't dominate. It is a bit messy.
Very short on the palate. Some spiciness but only a hint. Same with banana. I can't pick anything standing out. A bit weird.
Not helped by the the high carbonation which seems to make the beer extremely frothy in the mouth and then disappears leaving just some bitterness around the edge of the tongue and a strange sherbet sensation on the mid palate.
What a weird beer. I really don't understand it.
12-16-2009 07:11:58 | More by Macca
3.78/5 rDev +17.4%
This is pretty decent. Much better than I expected. Looks great, radiant pale yellow with a small but clean white head. Nose is subtle but still delivers the right characters. The orange is in line very nicely which is what I usually find to be the problem with these beers, the orange is all out of whack. But not here. Taste is very pleasant with coriander making it's appearance, but maybe just not quite assertive enough. Finish drops away very quickly. I'd be happy to have a few of these, one of the better Aussie wits I've had.
11-03-2009 06:40:43 | More by juju7
3.45/5 rDev +7.1%
Pours a hazy pale straw yellow. Head is white is bubbles that appear almost artificial. The head dissipates over about a minute to a thin film over the beer.
The aroma here is a bit messy with musty wheat, orange and coriander all present but fighting rather than working together.
Quite a fruity orange presence with a tartness that lingers through the beer. Hints of coriander spiciness and refreshing wheat. Not bad but a bit one dimensional.
Mouthfeel seems a bit high for the style and the carbonation, while crisp, is battling with heavy mouthfeel and a good balance isn't reached here.
Overall it is a drinkable beer. It may not be my go to beer and it is certainly not the best of the local witbiers but it isn't bad and it certainly isn't offensive.
07-27-2009 09:23:19 | More by dgilks
2.48/5 rDev -23%
Pours a pale gold with really incredible busy, hectic carbonation, almost like it's infused with some jet propulsion system. Head is enormous but sparsely bubbled and as a result doesn't hold up too well and sinks pretty fast, leaving very little lacing. Retains at about a finger thick. Appears hazy and unfiltered. Very interesting beer, if not perfect.
Has a thick, tart smell with an acridity reminiscent of raw meat. Hints of lemon, tomato and baked beans, and a light spice, kind of paprika-esque. Maybe just a whisper of banana gives this a wheaty edge, but for the most part it's meaty and slightly rancid. Interesting, but less appealing because of its discordant blend.
Taste is extremely tart with an almost puckering citrus sensation on the major part of the palate. Has an ashy earthiness coming through midway and again a slight tomato, baked beans character, just a note or two in the middle there. The front is kind of lemonadey, but then the very astringent hops take over and really gravel up the finish. Ends up being a bit of a palate killer, very gritty bitterness at the back and a sour citrus clencher at the front.
For all that, it's also a bit simple, with no real nuance to an otherwise robust flavour. Palate is noticeably long, which can only be a good thing. Mouthfeel is of course puckering, and feels a bit like it's sinking in the end, although this blonde holds its body on my tongue.
You know what, this is actually making me feel quite ill; the flavour just doesn't sit right with me. To makes a tired point, it's interesting, but just not enjoyable at all. This is the Eraserhead of beers: as unique and groundbreaking as you may argue it to be, it's excruciating to get through.
06-25-2009 04:22:01 | More by laituegonflable
3.58/5 rDev +11.2%
A: Classic belgium wit yellow, slightly couldy...heaps of carbonation, little head.
S: A little cloves, with lemon citrus...definate Belguim feel to the aroma. Some sweet malts evident...& banana!
T: Not too bad, tasted some phenols, little citrus...did get a classic overall begium wit feel, just nowhere near as full & tasty as say a Hoegaarden. Still nothing wrong with this.
M: Not as light as expected, or as carbonated as expected...medium overall, & quite smooth.
D: For an Aussie Wit, this is actually quite alright. Emulated Belgium style quite well, albeit not as full in flavour.
This is a refreshing drop, easily drinkable over a 6 pack...refreshing & summery...
11-14-2008 07:52:23 | More by WHROO
3.15/5 rDev -2.2%
An almost crystal-clear yellow body fills the glass, not dissimilar to a typical pils. The white head is soapy and lack-lustre, failing to stay, lace, or even build in the first place.
The smell reeks of yeast, and some mild spice and citrus. It's quite complex, but on a whole the aroma comes across quite damp and plain, and discourages further investigation.
Crisp wheat flavours are dominant with a hint of corriander and bitter ginger. This may not sound overly appealing, but after a few sips it actually becomes suprisingly enjoyable.
The mouthfeel is fine, even if slightly more carbonated than my liking. It suits the brew, and mixes well with that bitter aftertaste.
12-14-2007 04:18:02 | More by rec
3.7/5 rDev +14.9%
a: gold color, slightly hazy, lots of bubbles, nice lacing and moderate-sized fluffy head
s: mostly coriander and wheat with hints of citrus
t: coriander and wheat again with some hints of banana and spice, clean finish
m: medium, almost creamy body, plenty of carbonation all around, very refreshing
d: a pleasant surprise. very refreshing and good flavor make this a worthwhile return.
09-28-2007 22:09:48 | More by belgbeerdrinker
3.5/5 rDev +8.7%
4.5% ABV according to the label on this bottle...
Appearance - Cloudy and lemon-colored - not unlike a lemon soda. Spritzy carbonation gives very little head that recedes quite fast even on a very hard pour. Almost no head to speak of after the initial pour recedes. Not so pretty...
Smell - Slightly sour citrus whiffs with notes of coriander predominant. The wheat character presents quite well. Difficult to pick up much else.
Taste - A clean, refreshing wit - reminiscent of some great witbiers (think Hoegaarden). Spices coming through even at colder temperatures, though overall a bit too subtle at temperature range sampled. Subtle orange and coriander fairly evident in the spice mix and the components combine quite well when breathing through the nose after a sip. Tartness left in the plalate for the aftertaste - works well for the style.
Mouthfeel - Light body, with slightly too much carbonation spritziness for the style. Watery, but refreshing.
Drinkability - All in all, not a bad stab at a wit from Grand Ridge. I'm enjoying their line of beers, and while there's nothing to get overly excited about in this beer, it's a decent tribute to the almost-lost style (thanks again, Peter Celis). Would be great for a really hot day (plenty of these to look forward to here in Brisbane).
09-23-2007 05:11:20 | More by willjansen
2.73/5 rDev -15.2%
A - Hazy straw colour with very little head that quickly falls away into nothing.
S - A little citrus, yeasty, was expecting more.
T - A ginger, earthy taste.
M - Quite a bland mouthfeel, almost a little bit flat feeling.
D - This is OK but only just. I did get this at Dan Murphys so that *may* have something to do with. Maybe "best by" and "bottled on" dates were invented for a reason?
05-02-2007 09:04:23 | More by brendan13
3.85/5 rDev +19.6%
Pours a very light and somewhat cloudy straw color with bubbly white head that fades away fairly quickly. Smells spicy and floral, very nice. The taste is surprisingly clean with some spicy bitterness, but not too much. Finishes very cleanly. The mouthfeel is somewhat thin with some fizzy carbonation, true to style. Overall, it's very drinkable and for the price, a great beer. I'll be getting this again.
03-25-2007 10:25:22 | More by Kulrak
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This is one of the best heavy metal albums I've heard to date. The riffs are amazing, the leads are amazing, Zakk's voice is one of the best (alongside Phil Anselmo from Pantera and Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden). To one of the reviews below, if you have any doubts about Zakk's voice then listen to his acoustic album "Book Of Shadows". The guitar has a sludgy but cool sound, the bass is fat and the piano (here and there) sounds chilling.Just think: Zakk Wylde sings, plays all the guitar parts and piano parts and writes all the songs – the guy's a genius! This is an essential purchase to anyone interested in some real traditional metal. If you're looking for nu-metal you won't find it here. If you're looking for some down to earth, non-repetitive, proper heavy-metal, thats what you'll find. This is my favourite of the two Black Label Society albums due to the amount of variation, although Stronger Than Death is amazing as well. I recommend both of them!Right from the opener "Bored To Tears", the depressing "Peddlers Of Death", the riff-frenzied "Low Down", the cheeky acoustic solo "T.A.Z.", the comedy of "World Of Trouble" right to "The Beginning… At Last", this is one album that is as hard to put down as it is to forget. My version has a cover of Ozzy's "No More Tears" and I have to admit I do prefer the original (when Zakk was in the Ozzy solo band). Other than that, crank this up loud, annoy the neighbours and show all those Limp Bizkit fans some real metal!
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Domestic debut of 1998 solo album by Ozzy Osbourne's former guitarist. 15 tracks, including 'Mother Mary' & 'No More Tears'. The full title is 'Black Lab el Society – Sonic Brew'. Spitfire. 1999.
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This is necessity if you are a music fan. One of the greatest albums ever. The guitar playing is insane! I love the vocals, and the drums…the drums absolutely are perfect. This Phil Ondich fella sure knows what he's doing. He doesn't overplay, or underplay…and it's all pure talent. I don't have to say much on Zakk, we all know and love his music. This cd is just Zakk and his drinking buddy Philth. They are great on this cd as well as Stronger Than Death, the followup. The live album that Zakk released is horrible. The new drummer is absolutely horrible, I don't know why he hired that guy…It ruins the whole live album. Get this one, it's the best! Don't forget to check out Zakk's acoustic solo album "Book Of Shadows" also for some superb music…could have been up there with one of the greats, but due to lack of promotion….ah we know the story. 10 Stars. Sonic Brew SLAMS!
What can be said about Zakk Wylde that hasn't already been said? The man is the guitar god of his time, and can shred like no other modern day guitarist out there today. "Sonic Brew", Zakk's first release under his Black Label Society title, is a full throttle smash some beer bottles against the wall hard rock that fans of old Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, or early Pantera will no doubt dig. Opening track "Bored to Tears" has become a live staple of Zakk's (one listen to it and you'll know why), while "Born to Lose", "Mother Mary", and "Lost My Better Half" are utterly amazing songs which shows Zakk pouring all his emotion into his guitar, and his soulful but borderline death metal growl of a voice is music to any metalhead's ears. My personal favorite song is "Hey You (Batch of Lies)" which is undeniably heavy and has quite a catchy chorus that will stick in your head for quite a while. Other songs like "Black Pearl" and "World of Trouble" sound a bit like filler material, but don't take away much of the greatness of "Sonic Brew". All in all, this is a great pick up for fans of Zakk or for those looking for something truly heavy and melodic with some major guitar talents. Pick up the BLS follow up to this, 2000's "Stronger Than Death", which I consider Zakk and co. at their apex.
Zakk Wylde is a great songwriter, with a very broad range. First he gives us Pride & Glory, demonstrating clear mastery of Southern Rock and Country styles. Then he follows with Book of Shadows, a perfect singer songwriter outing from start to finish. Sonic Brew proves that Zakk is also the master of Hard Rock and Grunge. I mean, Alice in Chains were a good group, but their best effort (Dirt) is totally spanked by this inspired, bone crunching record. Every tune is a masterpiece, no joke. How did he do it? The only drawback of this fine recording is a slightly overdriven sound – there's a little distortion on everything – even the drums. I grew to enjoy this facet of Sonic Brew, but it may be disconcerting to people expecting that slick hard rock polish.
Take about a keg of beer, a Gibson guitar, and a hick with the talent to play it, and you'll get something resembling SONIC BREW. This is a hefty slab of "suth'n frahd" heavy metal, very similar in style to some other bands as Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar, Eyehategod, and some of Phil Anselmo's (Pantera singer, for the uneducated) various bands.Zakk Wylde, long known for his work with Ozzy Osbourne, formed his brief band Pride & Glory (another "redneck metal" band) back in 1994, but they broke up after their first and only album. Then in 1996 he released his solo album, BOOK OF SHADOWS, which was mostly acoustic folk and country music. Then, slightly overlapped by this boozy southern rock-influenced period, he released this album under the moniker Black Label Society in 1998.This album is heavy as SIN. Just listen to…well, any song. Almost every song is so damn heavy, with overdubbed, chugging, no doubt downtuned guitars and endless levels of distortion. The bass rumbles with the sound of the breaks of an 18-wheeler, and the drums (kudos to Phil Ondich, formerly of another southern metal band, Raging Slab) pound away with talented power.No two songs sound the same, yet at the same time, the whole album just trucks on by with it's uber-heavy southern-influenced metal. All of them, of course, except "T.A.Z.," which is a short acoustic instrumental. Always thought that acoustic guitar was not good for shredding? Just listen to this and prepare to poop your pants.Zakk's solos dazzle, of course, and he is the king of riffs. He's a great acoustic guitarist also, as well as pianist, bassist, and of course…SINGER! So many people tend to neglect how talented he is as a singer. From deep, growled (but not death metal) snarls to clean, powerful singing, he can do it all. He has to be one of the most talented musicians out there to this day.By the way, the lyrics are nothing masterful or heartfelt; most of the time, Zakk is singing about drinking, or…well, mostly drinking. He's a heavy drinker, but he works out a lot to keep his body in shape (hence his bulging muscle-look). So don't worry about this promoting drinking to kids, but don't expect ultra well-written lyrics, either.The bass in most of the songs is splendidly performed by Zakk himself, and is also monstrously distorted. Just listen to the intro and verses to "Mother Mary" and see for yourself! When Zakk does heavy, he means HEAVY.Phil Ondich's drumming is very good. He forms fairly complex patterns, is fast, and fits Black Label Society's style with perfection. I'm very curious to check out his work with Raging Slab now.The songs are all great, but my favorites by far are "The Rose Petalled Garden," with it's overdubbed intro, very Alice in Chains-esque in its sludginess, "Hey You (Batch of Lies)" with its great, catchy chorus, and "Peddlers of Death" (a heavier cover of one of his own BOOK OF SHADOWS-era songs). This last one is rather eerie with its synthesizer/piano-peppered verses, and yet it's so heavy, with a wonderful guitar solo. n Also, his cover of "No More Tears" is phenomenally heavy, with ultra-chugging guitar riffs replacing the classic bass intro. Finally, I've recently become a fan of "World of Trouble." LISTEN to that riff in the verses and just try to tell me it isn't catchy and worth headbanging to. Unbelievable.Finally, I'd just like to state that Amazon.com never seems to listen to me when I try to correct the information on this band. Yes, Zakk Wylde is involved, but the band really is called JUST "Black Label Society"; not "Zakk Wylde's Black Label Society." Also, the cover is DIFFERENT now, guys…Oh well.Now pop out the beers and turn up the volume, because Black Label Society is here to rock your world with southern-fried heavy metal! YEE-HAW!


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By Ginger Truitt
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— Eskew
Erin Johnson and Christopher Eskew were married June 2, 2012, at Elizaville Christian Church. Ed Roark officiated.
The maid of honor was Stephenie Olher. Bridesmaids were Hayley Coffman and Heather Wahls, and junior bridesmaids were Caitlin Smith and Alexis Eskew. The flower girl was Alexis Olher. The best man was Dan Purdue, and the groomsmen were Dan Boice and Christopher Shepherd. The ring bearer was Michael Olher.
The bride is the daughter of Joe and Gayle Johnson of Lebanon. She graduated from Western Boone High School in 2004. The bride attends Ivy Tech, and is currently employed at Bob Evans in Lebanon.
The groom is the son of Lori Tannehill of Lodi, Calif., and Johnny Eskew of Lebanon. He is currently employed at Kauffman Engineering in Lebanon.
Danielle Courson and Travis King were married July 7, 2012, at Beardstown Christian Church, Beardstown, Ill. Mike Courson and David Bourne officiated.
The matron of honor was Whitney Draear of Tremont, Ill., sister of the bride. The bridesmaids were Elizabeth King of Lebanon, sister of the groom; and Mandi Rebman of Beardstown, Anne Voigts of Springfield, Ill., and Katie Rose of Springfield, friends of the bride. The best men were Caleb King of Lebanon and Ryan King of Georgetown, Ky., brothers of the groom. The groomsmen were Trevor Courson of Beardstown, brother of the bride; Brennan Seevers of Ft. Wayne, cousin of the groom; and Chris Shaw of Chicago, friend of the groom.
The bride is the daughter of Mike and Cassey Courson of Beardstown. She received her bachelor's degree in education from Illinois State University, Bloomington-Normal, Ill. The bride is currently employed as a kindergarten teacher at McClernand Elementary, Springfield.
The groom is the son of Mike and Karol King of Lebanon. He received his bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Indiana University, Bloomington. He is employed by IHSAA in Indianapolis.
After a honeymoon in Cancun, Mexico, the couple returned home to Springfield.


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We want the best for the "special day" of our lives — getting married! We want perfection from the planning and preparation stage, to the guest list and invitation, wedding motif and wedding gowns, choosing the type of wedding photographers to hire, plus a lot more factors to consider. Preparing a wedding is not something that can done overnight or in a short span of time. It should be planned in details with the right amount of time.
With so many details to focus, let's take one: choosing the different types of wedding photographers for your big day. What's your preference? Do you want a traditional shots with a vintage touch or something high fashion like a commercial wedding photographer do? Take a look below:
Documentary Wedding Photographers
If you want to showcase the wedding like a documentary and showing behind the scenes detail capturing the action as it happens, the documentary wedding photographer is right for you. This type of photographer shoots candid moments unobtrusively will at one point or another. It's all about telling the story more using the images being shot from a completely different perspective. It will give you pure documentary coverage of your wedding day.
Illustrative Wedding Photographer
Do you aspire for a blend of traditional and photojournalistic effect with greater emphasis on the lighting and background? Illustrative wedding photographer is perfect for you. This type of photographer is just as much about the location as it is the couple and will integrate the use of interesting environment with the subjects. A garden wedding is the best theme for this type of photography to greatly emphasize the overall feel of the venue. It captures candid shots while offering the technical control of posed shots.
Fine Art Wedding Photographer
Do you want to make photos that push beyond documentary and into art? Or maybe a combination of this wedding photography concept? Bottomline, fine art wedding photography is BEAUTIFUL (all caps). Fine art wedding photographers shoot with film, which has a different look and feel than digital. You are rest assured that your photos will not look like anyone else's.
Commercial Wedding Photographers
Striking, simple photographs that dramatize the subject is what a commercial wedding photographer captures. When choosing this type of photographer, go for someone with high fashion experience. It's not just about art but also to show your wedding dress in glamourous way.
Traditional Wedding Photographer
Do you want nothing wacky or too artistic but only classic, timeless style that with greater emphasis on portrait albums? Traditional wedding photographers pay close attentions to the details of the day. Keeping things simple and in line with what a traditional wedding should be.
Overwhelmed with the abovementioned types of wedding photographers? I feel you.
But then, to make everything perfect, you need to consider every tiny details for your wedding plans. Whether you want a documentary, illustrative, fine art, commercial or traditional type of wedding photos, the main thing is that you prepare the things according to what you and your groom or bride wants.


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Birth Control Pills
Birth control is a way for men and women to prevent pregnancy. There are many different methods of birth control, including hormonal contraception such as "the pill."
Women take the pill by mouth to prevent pregnancy and, when taken correctly, is up to 99.9% effective. However, the pill does not protect against sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV (the virus that causes AIDS). The latex male condom provides the best protection from most STDs. Other types of combined estrogen and progestin hormonal contraception include the patch and the vaginal ring.
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How Does Hormonal Contraception Work?
Normally a woman becomes pregnant when an egg released from her ovary (the organ that holds her eggs) is fertilized by a man's sperm. The fertilized egg attaches to the inside of a woman's womb (uterus), where it receives nourishment and develops into a baby. Hormones in the woman's body control the release of the egg from the ovary -- called ovulation -- and prepare the body to accept the fertilized egg.
Hormonal contraceptives (the pill, the patch, and the vaginal ring) all contain a small amount of man-made estrogen and progestin hormones. These hormones work to inhibit the body's natural cyclical hormones to prevent pregnancy. Pregnancy is prevented by a combination of factors. The hormonal contraceptive usually stops the body from ovulating. Hormonal contraceptives also change the cervical mucus to make it difficult for the sperm to find an egg. Hormonal contraceptives can also prevent pregnancy by making the lining of the womb inhospitable for implantation.
A new option for hormonal contraceptives is extended-cycle pill use; the first one approved is called Seasonale. Seasonale contains the same hormones as in other birth control pills, but they are taken in a longer cycle to reduce the number of yearly menstrual periods from 13 periods a year to only four periods a year. Therefore, women menstruate only once each season.
Seasonale contains the same combination of two hormones commonly used in other hormonal contraceptives, and are in low doses taken continuously for 12 weeks followed by one week of inactive pills which causes a menstrual cycle.
What Are Mini Pills?
These are pills that contain only one hormone (progestin). They do not contain estrogen and may be prescribed in women who are breastfeeding or in women who experience nausea with estrogen.
How Do Mini Pills Work?
Mini pills work by thickening the cervical mucus so the sperm cannot reach the egg. The hormone in the pills also changes the lining of the uterus, so that implantation of a fertilized egg is much less likely to occur. In some cases, mini pills prevent the release of an egg. A pill is taken every day.
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If mini pills are used consistently and correctly, they are about 95% effective -- somewhat less effective than standard birth control pills.
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Our family vacation to Orlando was great...we went to all of the major attractions and several of the local attractions also. We purchased tickets with the Park Hopper Option for the Walt Disney World theme parks and went to all of them. We went to Universal Studios where our kids had a blast. We spent the day at SeaWorld Orlando...The kids loved the huge kids' area and played for hours. We spent time on International Drive and ate at several of the I-drive local eateries. My wife and daughter enjoyed the many shops on I-drive and the Mall at Millenia. We took the entire family to Gatorland and actually got to see a real live gator wrestling show. I have never seen so many alligators in one place. We visited the world famous Cocoa Beach and went to Ron Jon Surf Shop. The sand was snow white and like powder. We ate lunch at one of the local seafood restaurants and the catch was caught that morning. We visited the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex and took the tour and had a great time. There was so much to do in Orlando you can't do it in a week, you would need a month and you probably still wouldn't do or see everything. We can't wait to go back and do it again.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered at Westminster today in support of a Gurkha who's been on hunger-strike for 13 days. Gyanraj Rai is demanding that 25,000 Gurkha veterans are given the same pension rights as their British comrades.
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Every morning whether I need to get up or not, my eyes pop open at 7 a.m. This morning I discovered light rain still clouds the air one week from when the rain started. Like many others I pray for all those devastated by the Colorado floods and those in Lyons surrounded by impassable roads and flooding waters.
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Aaaahh, cooler weather, and some rain. We can't deny we enjoy that. We have had more than forty-seven days of ninety degree weather this summer. We will be happy to welcome fall and cooler weather next week.
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Hi all. Compliments to the Lyons Recorder for finding a place (Bob Gilson's brother in Longmont) to produce the Lyons Recorder. We need a paper, to read after we get our wits back in order, and as a way to preserve this history, which we will remember as "'The Worst Flood Ever!"
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Taylor Foster and her 5-year-old mare, Two Hot For You, took on 12 classes at the Nutrena East Novice Championship. (Journal photo)
Twelve classes in four days might be a little daunting for your average competitor, but not for do-it-yourselfer youth competitor Taylor Foster. The Zionsville, Indiana, competitor hoofed it five-plus hours to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with mom Nancy at her side and mare Two Hot For You in tow.
"This will only be her second time in a coliseum, so we wanted to get here early," the 17-year-old said of her 5-year-old brown mare. Bred by Carolyn and William Niedbalski's September Rainbow Inc. of Lakeville, Indiana, Two Hot For You – or "Dolly" – is by One Hot Krymsun and out of Good Hot Hubba by Good Version.
"We got her a few months ago – she's been pretty good for us," Taylor shared. "She hasn't really done a lot of the pattern classes; she's just done the rail stuff. She did a lot of English, and now she does more western. It's kind of different for her."
But that doesn't stop the 16.1-hand mare and her determined rider.
"I've been showing for seven years," Taylor recalled. "I like (showing Quarter Horses) just 'cause there's a lot of competition and the competition is really hard, so it's exciting to go to all the shows."
It was the beginning of 2012 when Taylor first heard of the inaugural AQHA Novice championships, and getting qualified for the event "just kind of happened."
"This will probably be my last year showing Novice because I'll Novice out," Taylor said. "We almost didn't come, but since this will be my last year of Novice, we decided to come."
And with that in mind, the horsewoman wanted to make the most of her one shot at the Nutrena AQHA East Novice Championship 14-18 all-around award.
Aside from her goal at the all-around, plus hopes of one day breeding Dolly, Taylor also has plans to attend college, earn a degree in education and become a firs-t or second-grade teacher, which would allow her summers off to continue showing horses. That's not all she's got planned – Taylor would like to one day become an equine chiropractor.
So with 12 classes on her plate at the Nutrena East Novice Championship, which one is Taylor's favorite?
"I like horsemanship or showmanship the best," Taylor said; Dolly seems to have similar sentiments. "She likes the trail and I think she likes the showmanship because she doesn't really have to do a whole lot," Taylor added with a smile.


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Caesar Salmon Fillets Recipe
Not only is this my husband's favorite meal, but it's a dish dinner guests enjoy as well. The delicate taste is a wonderful reminder that it is as delicious as it is healthy. Joan Garneau of Ellenton, Florida
- 4 salmon fillets (6 ounces each)
- 1/2 cup fat-free creamy Caesar salad dressing
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- Place salmon in a large resealable plastic bag; add salad dressing. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Place salmon skin side down on grill rack. Grill salmon, covered, over medium heat or broil 4 in. from the heat for 5 minutes.
- Combine soy sauce and garlic; spoon over salmon. Grill 10-15 minutes longer or until fish flakes easily with a fork, basting occasionally with remaining soy sauce mixture. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Caesar Salmon Fillets in Light & Tasty August/September 2001, p39
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A study says that using hand dryers in public restrooms may blast germs back into the air, then blowing them onto the hands of users and into the air they breathe.
"This can increase the number of germs by an astonishing 255 percent,' said Keith Redway, senior academic in Microbiology and Molecular Biology at Westminster University.
"In theory, if something is that forcefully blowing in the air and there are germs around to be blown around then yes, it could happen, but I don't think it's a substantial risk," Cheryl Herbert, Director of Infection Prevention at Good Shepherd Medical Center, said.
Whether you use a blow dryer or a paper towel, it's actually most important what happens before you get to that point.
"If you have done your hand hygiene correctly, you have used soap and friction and rinsed well; then you have washed the dangerous bacteria down the drain. Your hands are no longer a risk," Cheryl Hebert added.
Another significant problem is touching the faucet after you wash your hands, which is why hospitals don't have dryers.
We teach health care providers to use paper towels to turn off the water so they don't recontaminate their hands on the sink handles, which may be contaminated.
She advises washing your hands in warm water with soap for 30 seconds.
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Name: Peter and Evelyn FostekewAge: 66 yearsNationality: British
Reason for visit? We are here on organized holiday with the British Camping and Caravanning Club. We came to Bergen on the ferry from Newcastle.
Length of stay? Three weeks.
Seen so far? We have seen a lot and been many places. We have stayed at Flåm Camping, Prinsen Camping and Lone Camping.
In Flåm we travelled with the Flåm Railway. I (Peter) walked from Myrdal to Flåm. We took the boat to Gudvangen, visited Undredal and Otternes. At Otternes Bygdetun we were served a traditional meal of sour cream porridge. This visit was special and we were presented to real Norwegian culture.
We joined a musical evening at Fretheim Hotel and visited the Norwegian Wild Salmon Centre in Lærdal. We drove through the Lærdal tunnel which was about 25 kilometres long, and we visited Borgund Stave Church. Then we visited Skei and I (Peter) also did some walking on the Jostedalsbreen Glacier. That was really great!
At Sunnmøre we visited Ålesund, Stranda, Hellesylt and Geiranger. We drove on the hairpin roads – the Eagle Road and the Troll Road. We also visited Sunnmøre Museum. Then we drove on the Atlantic Road and we went to Giske.
When we came down again we drove over Nordhordalandsbrua. We thougth it was a great bridge. In Bergen we have been on the Fløibanen and we have seen Bryggen.
Best experience? There have been so many highlights on this trip. The Golden Route® was definitely one of them. Walking on the Jostedalsbreen Glacier was also a great experience.
The camp site in Flåm was great. The family who owns it are lovely people. They organized a lot of things for us, and they came with us on some of the trips.
Worst experience? We have had a really nice holiday, but were a bit disappointed though about the Flåm Railway. It was crowded with people and there was nothing at the top.
Biggest surprise? The warm weather! We brought a lot of warm clothes, but have only had one day of rain.
Suggestions to other visitors? Bring your own car. Don't worry about the ferries. They are not a problem. Do like us – travel with a caravan.
Name: Roy Smith and Susie KramerAge: 68 and 62 yearsNationality: American
Reason for visit? We are doing a "tourist package" including Hurtigruten, a stay in Bergen and some fjord tours.
Length of stay? Two weeks.
Seen so far? We have travelled from Oslo via Geilo and Myrdal. We have taken The Flåm Railway to Flåm and from there taken the boat on the Sognefjord to Bergen. In Bergen we have been on a sightseeing tour where we have seen Bryggen, the city centre and Grieg's home. We have also been at the Aquarium.
We are taking Fløibanen to Mount Fløien where we are going to have a picnic. We are going on the Hurtigruten up to Kirkenes.
Best experience? The Flåm Railway and Flåm were very beautiful. We also enjoyed the Sognefjord and the many waterfalls we have seen. We were lucky to be here now when the snow has just melted and the waterfalls are rich with water. Norway is really beautiful.
Worst experience? We have not had any bad experiences. The food has been good and the people are friendly.
Biggest surprise? We brought a lot of thick clothes and not enough thin clothes - the weather has been really warm.
Suggestions to other visitors? People should come to Norway on holiday. It's fascinating to see the landscape here since it's so different from southern California where we are from. People should travel to Bergen because it's a historic, quaint and beautiful city.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Name: Rhodri Evans Age: 27 yearsNationality: Welsh
Reason for visit? My girlfriend and I wanted a more active holiday than just lying on the Beach in for example Spain.
Length of stay? One week.
Seen so far? We have been to Oslo and Voss. We did some sightseeing in Oslo, saw the islands in the Oslofjord and we went to the main art museums.
In Bergen we have been to cafés and we hiked between Mount Fløien and Mount Ulriken.We are going to visit the Sognefjord, the Nærøyfjord and some other fjords. Then we are going to do some sports like kayaking and maybe rafting.
Best experience? The park in Oslo with the statues – Vigelandsparken. Yesterday we went to this nice café in Bergen by the water. It is called Kafé Kippers and it was really nice to sit there and watch the sunset.
Worst experience? Finding accommodation when everything is booked up is stressful.
Biggest surprise? The biggest surprise is that it is so much snow still in the mountains and on the hills. I did not expect that. The hot weather now is also a surprise.
Suggestions to other visitors? I would like to advise people to read their Lonely Planet, Rough Guide or any other tourist guide closely beforehand so that they have a good idea what to see and what to do.
Interviews took place in June and July 2007.
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"We had a team of 8 run a 5 K. race through an obtsticle course and mud. It was a great experience to share with our daughters. Promoting a healthy life style. Custom Ink provided us with high quality tshirts that stood the test of the mud, while they may now be stained, we will certainly use them again for our next crazy adventure. Custom Ink took the time to correct a grammatical error for us and made sure the design was symentrical. thanks to custom ink"


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CHARLESTON (AP) — More than $310,000 in federal funding has been approved for a West Virginia program to prevent oral diseases.
The funding is from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and is going to the state's Oral Disease Prevention Program, which is within the Department of Health and Human Resources.
The funding was announced by West Virginia Sens. Jay Rockefeller and Joe Manchin.
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Construction begins on new Bluffs Runza
A new and bigger Runza restaurant is planned for downtown Scottsbluff. Restaurant owners Neil and Lora Blomenkamp say construction on the new 8,000 square foot restaurant has begun at the old Taekwando building just south of the existing location. The current restaurant at 19th and Broadway will be removed.
Lora Blomenkamp says after nearly thirty years it was time for an upgrade and to do something different. She emphasizes seating will double from 50 to just short of 100 in a more informal and spacious setting
Neal Blomenkamp says the new drive-thru will run off of First Avenue, eliminating the crowded conditions on 19th Street, and there will be more parking up front. The restrooms will be larger and plans call for the extra seating to include roundtables, booths and maybe a lounge chair.
Neal Blomenkamp says they also plan to use 3,000 square feet upstairs to build two upscale apartments, and there are plans for two more apartments upstairs of their neighbor Scottsbluff Screenprinting.
The Blomenkamps say they hope to have the new restaurant open by the end of July.
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6Kanye West Is Tired Of Being Made Fun Of For Wearing a Skirt
Kanye West has always been at the forefront of fashion, so it's no surprise that he ventured into the ladies wear territory late last year when performing in a leather skirt at a benefit for the victims of Hurricane Sandy. Did he look ridiculous? Of course. Did anyone really care about his stupid outfit when we don't really care about Kanye in general? Not particularly.
However, apparently some people have been giving poor 'Ye a hard time about his love of a crisp a-line, because he wants photos of him wearing the clothing to be removed from photo agency websites so people will stop making fun of him. Boo hoo!
From The Sun:
There hasn't been a bigger champion for the man skirt than KANYE WEST.
But the US rapper seems to have given up on his one-man mission to make the clobber socially acceptable outside Scotland.
He's asked picture agency Getty Images to delete every snap they have of him in his leather skirt at the Hurricane Sandy benefit gig last year.
The rapper got ribbed over the outfit by stars including CHRIS BROWN. Tellingly, his request came after rap rival LORD JAMAR posted a track online called Lift Up Your Skirt — an unflattering take on Kanye's fashion fixation.
Lyrics include: "He introduced the skinny jeans to the rap scene/Then he wore a f-cking skirt on the video screen/Then he wore it again at a memorial/I can't pretend this shit ain't deplorable."
Okay, first of all, no one has ever heard of Lord Jamar, and you kind of need to be on the same wavelength to be a "rival", I feel. Second of all, Chris Brown dressed up like a member of the Taliban for Halloween (in addition to being the worst human ever created), so I doubt that's much to be offended by. Doesn't Kanye know about The Streisand Effect?
February 8, 2013 at 3:30 pm by Jennifer
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Skirt or no skirt,he's still a flaming bag of dicks..!!..
lord jamar is a member of the rap group brand nubians ..hardly unknown to people who listens to rap
he is not a rival he more like an elder who kanye listened too
Kanye's leather skirt is equivalent to a kilt in the way that a denim jumper is equivalent to a sari.
Seriously, why is a man in a skirt so unacceptable that the backlash he received is making him pretend that moment never happened? Why is a man in women's clothing so preposterous and laughable? What is so bad about a man wearing women's clothing, when women wear trousers, suits, and ties? Nobody bats a fucking eyelash when women wear traditional menswear, and pretty much all Hollywood actresses have had some genderbending photoshoot that has been seen as beautiful and avant-garde. However, when men do it it's a whole different thing, and it needs to be made clear that it's tongue-in-cheek because haha they'd never put on a woman's clothing seriously. Is it because being a woman is shameful, inferior to being a man? Thinking a man in a skirt is laughable means deep down you think being a woman is bad.
I believe it's because it's Kanye West doing the modeling and bloviating. He's a complete nincompoop.
As a true Scotsman, after seeing the picture I wanted to reach into the screen and beat the shit out of him for it. Dumbass probably doesn't even know what a code of arms is. Stupid rapper. Remember, you can't spell crap without rap


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Why should a student participate in the program?
The Emerging Student Leaders Program helps students develop a strong sense of self, brings you closer to other students with similar attributes and goals and builds on your leadership ability, so you may become active and engaged citizens of BSC and the surrounding community.
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CATEGORIES Action, Independent, Deals, Distribution, Cinematical Indie, Movies, CinematicalDepending on your personal religious beliefs, the Biblical fifth commandment is either "Honor thy Father and Mother" or "Thou shall not murder" -- at least, according to Wikipedia. Either way, Rick Yune has made a movie about it. His take on the subject, appropriately titled The Fifth Commandment, is a martial arts flick and Freestyle Releasing has just picked up distribution rights to it, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Yune qualified for the Olympic trials in Tae Kwon Do when he was 19 and later graduated from the Wharton School of Business, according to IMDb, so he has brains and brawn. He's appeared in several TV shows as well as The Fast and the Furious and Die Another Day, in which he played a North Korean general (for which he was named one of Cinematical's "Very Weirdest Bond Villains"). But I would imagine that, as with nearly all Asian-Americans in Hollywood, opportunities have been few for him, so he wrote himself a lead role in The Fifth Commandment and then got it made, serving as one of the producers.
In the film, Yune "plays a trained assassin who turns down an assignment to kill a pop singer (Dania Ramirez) because her bodyguard is his half brother (Bokeem Woodbine). The siblings soon find themselves targeted in Bangkok by every top assassin in the world, forcing them to rely on the training of their tough father (Keith David)." First-timer John Z. Lee directed; he's not to be confused with the John H. Lee who's attached to remake John Woo's The Killer.
Freestyle co-president Susan Jackson says that the fight scenes "are the real thing, not staged." The premise, the promise of realistic fight scenes, and the presence of Keith David (a longtime personal fave) and Dania Ramirez (a sexy and talented actress) make this a must-see for me. The Fifth Commandment will kick its way into more than 1,000 theaters nationwide in March 2008 -- just in time for Easter? You can watch the trailer to get a peek at the action.


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One Ski Hill Place 8408 - Ski In / Ski Out in Breckenridge Area
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Ski In & Ski Out - 3BR / 3B - Absolute Luxury! The name says it all, One Ski Hill Place. This incredible 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom luxury resort property can sleep up to ten people and is richly appointed with the finest of furnishings & appliances. Includes an in-property laundry for your convenience. From the balcony off the living room you will enjoy outdoor seating and fantastic views of the Rocky Mountains. You can even watch your friends as they arrive at the top of the Gondola, which is attached to the Resort. One Ski Hill Place has the perfect location, right at the base of Peak 8! At One Ski Hill Place you can lounge in the lobby which features a large, three-sided fireplace or relax in the grand piano living room on plush furniture while looking out onto the ski slopes. The outdoor plaza seats up to 300 guests with a heated deck and fireplace to allow your group to warm up after a day on the mountain. The aquatics center features an adult pool, kids' pool with a gradual sloping entry, indoor hot tub, outdoor hot tub with a fire pit, sauna, steam room, and glass walls that create panoramic views of Peak 8. After a day on the slopes, roll a few games at the two-lane bowling alley (designed to look like a mine shaft) or visit the Rejuvenation Center for a soothing massage. Additional comforts at One Ski Hill include a fitness center, two movie lounges, a game room with a pool table, heated underground parking (with free valet service), and the best on-mountain après-ski spot in Breckenridge – the T-Bar. If you choose to dine at the resort, The Living Room restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The entire condo is beautifully appointed with high-end amenities and details. The kitchen has granite countertops with all stainless steel Bosch appliances. It has a four stool eat-in counter and a formal dining area which can seat up to six. The kitchen, dining room and living area are set in an open layout so your group can easily converse while sitting in different areas of the common living space. The living room has a couch with wall-mounted flat screen TV, DIRECTV, gas fireplace. smart Blu-ray player, DVD player and high speed Wi-Fi. There is also a stereo with iPod/iPhone dock, CD player, USB and radio capabilities. This condo has three bedrooms. The master suite has a king-sized bed, wall-mounted flat screen TV with DIRECTV, iPod or iPhone dock/alarm clock and ensuite bath. The master bath has a steam shower, Jacuzzi tub, double vanity and private toilet. The second bedroom has a queen-sized bed, flat screen TV with DIRECTV, iPod or iPhone doc/alarm clock and ensuite bath. The bath includes a single vanity, shower (no tub) and toilet. The third bedroom has a twin-over-twin bunk bed, full-sized sleeper sofa, attached private living area with mounted flat screen TV with DIRECTV and ensuite bath. The bathroom has a double vanity, shower (no bath) and toilet. This bathroom is open to the common area as well as the third bedroom. Additional sleeping accommodations include a full-sized sleeper sofa in the main living room. The resort features a free shuttle that will take you anywhere in town and return you to your front door when you are finished exploring Breckenridge. You can also access the BreckConnect gondola, which transports you to Peak 7 or directly into town, where you will find restaurants, shopping, breweries and the Breckenridge night life. Suitability: Children Welcome (Private Bowling Alley, Movie Lounge, Kids Pool, Ski School, Game Room) No Pets & No Smoking Wheelchair Accessible Kitchen and Dining: Dining Area seats Ten Cooking Utensils Microwave Dishwasher Refrigerator Stove and Oven Toaster Coffee Maker Amenities:
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Durham police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Thursday morning.
The incident occurred at just after 12:30 in the 200 block of Mutual Court. A male victim was found shot inside the home. Police have identified the victim as Maurice Arnold, 49. Arnold was pronounced dead at the scene.
At this time, police do not believe the incident was a random act.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 919-683-1200.


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2008 Student Prize winners
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|Juan Comas Prize
|Heather Hassel
Heather Hassel (Stony Brook University) How reliable are density estimates in diurnal primates? (co-authors: C. Borries, E. Larney, M. Umopanjan, & A. Koenig).
|Earnest A. Hooton Prize
|Nicole Griffin
(George Washington University) Comparative in vivo forefoot kinematics in extant hominids. (co-authors: K. D'Août, P. Aerts, & B.G. Richmond).
|Ales Hrdlicka Prize
| Meghan M. Moran
(Kent State University) Walkers vs. non-walkers: a comparison of femoral neck cortical bone in humans.(co-authors: C.E. Hilton & B.G. Richmond).
|William S. Pollitzer Prize
Wendy Black, University of Cape Town
Tafline Crawford, Wash. University
Jessica Joganic, Arizona State University
Lisa Pulliam, Western Oregon University
Jill Scott, University of Iowa
Melisa Kiyamu Tsuchiya, University of Albany
Meghan Healy, University of New Mexico
Elisabeth Nicholson, Northwestern University
|Mildred Trotter Prize
|R. A. Menegaz
R. A. Menegaz (University of Missouri) Loaded and spaced out: plasticity and function of the palate in rabbits, with implications for australopith facial form. (co-authors: S. V. Sublett, S. D. Figueroa, T. J. Hoffman, & M. J. Ravosa).."
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|Joseph Orkin
(Washington University) Is primate-like grasping needed for fine branch feeding? Terminal branch use in eastern gray squirrels Sciurus carolinlensis. (co-author: H. Pontzer).


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Cleveland Browns
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Browns sign ex-Bears P McGee
The Browns signed P Richmond McGee on Wednesday. He replaces Reggie Hodges, who was placed on injured reserve with an Achilles injury.
Can Cribbs adjust, bounce back?
How Joshua Cribbs adjusts to the Browns' offensive scheme change and a major special-teams rules change bears watching.
Why 'Camp Colt' is a positive sign for Cleveland
PFW's Mike Wilkening believes the workouts organized in part by Browns QB Colt McCoy speak to his leadership.
Texans sign FB Vickers to replace Leach
The Texans announced Wednesday that they have signed former Browns FB Lawrence Vickers, an unrestricted free agent.
Five key questions facing the Browns
PFW senior editor Mike Wilkening, who covers the AFC North, answers five key questions about the Browns entering the preseason.
Browns can hang around in AFC North
PFW's Mike Wilkening says the Browns' early schedule gives them a chance to stick around longer than expected in the AFC North race.
Browns 2011 pointspreads
Here are pointspreads for all of the Browns' regular-season games. The Browns are favored in their season opener vs. the Bengals.
Browns agree with NT Taylor
The Browns and NT Phil Taylor, their first-round pick, agreed on a four-year contract.
Browns P Hodges out for season
According to multiple reports, Browns P Reggie Hodges suffered a season-ending torn left Achilles tendon on Tuesday.
Report: Browns agree with CB Patterson
The Browns and former Eagles CB Dimitri Patterson have agreed on a contract, NFL Network's Jason La Canfora reported Tuesday.
Browns fantasy focus
As you prepare for your fantasy drafts, here's a closer look at the Browns skill-position players. Players are ranked in order of when they should be considered.
Eagles deal Bunkley to Broncos, not Browns
The Eagles traded DT Brodrick Bunkley to the Broncos for a 2013 draft pick on Monday, just days after the team thought it had completed a deal with the Browns for the player.
Holdovers, rookies to largely man Browns' new 4-3 scheme
The Browns are expected to handle the switch to a 4-3 defensive scheme with a large contingent of holdover vets from last season and some rookies.
Eagles deal Bunkley, re-sign LB Jordan
The Eagles continued making moves, as they traded DT Brodrick Bunkley and re-signed LB Akeem Jordan on Saturday.
DE Mitchell agrees to two-year deal with Browns
Browns DE Jayme Mitchell has agreed to a two-year deal to return to the club, he told PFW Friday.


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PennDOT announced lane restrictions will be enforced on the following roads in Northampton County this week:
________________________________________Municipality: Palmer/ Bethlehem twps.
BETWEEN: Stones Crossing AND Kings Highway
Type of Work: Utility Work
RESTRICTION: Lane restriction with flagging for UGI gas main work.
START DATE: 01/28/2013 Est. Completion Date: 04/01/2013
Restrictions in Effect (time of day): 9:00 AM To 3:00 PM
Municipality: Bangor Boro.
ROAD NAME: Messinger Street
BETWEEN: First Street AND Murray Street
Type of Work: Other
RESTRICTION: Lane restriction for core boring work.
START DATE: 02/04/2013 Est. Completion Date: 02/08/2013
Restrictions in Effect (time of day): 9:00 AM To 3:00 PM
Municipality: Bethlehem Twp.
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Tyra Summit B3A: 3 BR / 3.0 BA condo in Breckenridge, Sleeps 10 in Breckenridge Area
- bedrooms 3
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- sleeps 10
- pool yes
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- pets considered no
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If you are looking for a condo in a quiet setting but with a great location to boot, then look no further. This three bedroom, top floor, corner unit (with elevator) combines charming mountain coziness with a high-class alluring elegance! Boasting twenty foot vaulted ceilings and a brand new staircase leading to the second level of the unit, you will be immediately dazzled by the recently retouched luxuries of this unit! This includes a new 9 by 11.5 foot loft area! Additional retouches are foudn in the large master bedroom which has been remodeled with brand new furniture, lighting and bedding as well as a new 42" LCD flat screen TV! The queen-sized bedroom also has lovely new bedding! Have no doubt; this property has everything that you are searching for! Enjoy the early mornings of your vacation cooking breakfast in this fully-stocked kitchen with all the modern appliances of a chef's dream, including amenities like a new smoother blender and a dining area with brand new dining table and chairs. Get ready for a long mountain hike or day's skiing adventure while looking out through your large plate glass windows into the endless mountain views! Unwind after a long day in front of the brand new 47" LCD Vizio flat screen TV with built in Wi-Fi for Netflix, etc. You can even download movies right from your Netflix account onto the TV! Taking the elevator down from your condo for easy access, hop right onto the Four O'Clock ski run and cross over to the Snowflake Lift that sits just 200 yards down from your condo building. Throughout the day, you are just a few short runs away from getting back to your home-away-from-home; stop back for lunch or duck away from the rest of your skiing group to take in some personal shopping time! With the free town shuttle stop sitting right outside your complex, you can access all the great restaurants and shops that Breckenridge has to offer. You also have the option to take the free Tyra guest shuttle! After coming home from your long day of mountain activities, enjoy all the luxuries this condo serves up. Jump on the internet while the kids sit down to play on the Xbox gaming system. Have a family movie night with one of the several in-unit movies provided. Take advantage of the great clubhouse next door, which is host to an indoor pool and indoor/outdoor hot tubs. Even get a great nights sleep on the new sleeper sofa mattress with 5" foam mattress, making it very comfortable! This lovely condo even has all new lighting. With all of these great amenities, you will surely not run out of things to do. And with the fantastic setting and location, you will surely not want to leave. Don't wait, book this unit now! Recent additions to this unit: New Captain's bunk with memory foam, full-sized bed New Master furniture New artwork New bedding in master and queen bedroom New sleeper sofa New loveseat New chair New washer and dryer - better capacity and performance New 50 gallon hot water heater 42" LCD flat screen TV 47" flat screen TV with built in Wi-Fi
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|Doty Classic at Limaland delayed
|Wednesday, July 10, 2013 12:10 AM
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LIMA — The 25th annual Brad Doty at Limaland Motorsports Park, featuring the World of Outlaws, has been postponed to Thursday due to Mother Nature.
The track box office will open at 10 a.m. today and Thursday for ticket sales.
Additional news, updates, track information and seating charts can be found at www.limaland.com.


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Wondering which celebrities will be partying on your special day this month? Click on to discover which stars share your October birthday.
October 7: Simon Cowell (1959)Others: Taylor Hicks (1976), Toni Braxton (1968), Thom Yorke (1968), Michael W. Smith (1957), Yo-Yo Ma (1955), Vladimir Putin (1952), John Mellencamp (1951) and Joy Behar (1942)


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Meet Me in St. Louis by Davis Getaway July 4, 2011 - about 3 years ago
"Ten Davis family members from Illinois and Kansas met in St. Louis July 4, 2011 for a 3-day, 2-night family getaway. Our shirts were not only simply fun to wear, they helped us keep track of our group. Another "shirt perk" was at Six Flags. The ride operators saw the shirts and instinctively knew we were riding together and would make arrangements accordingly. :) CustomInk is such a unique and easy way to create group unification through simple t-shirt design, easy ordering, and fantastic customer service. "


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some answer with facts as mature people does and others write boring long posts based on emotion/ feelings instead of facts.And some of us post really long statements about boring photos of grills and what they mean...when the answer is they don't mean a whole lot.
As Neuro pointed out, the Nikon D800 could have 10 more stops of DR than a Canon 5dIII or 1DX, but, DR means nothing to his shot if he can't be at 3-4x magnification. It wouldn't mean much if the extra 4lbs of a Nikon 600mm lens means he has to setup a tripod and miss that bird shot (or worse, try it hand-held and come out blurry).
If sensors and DR were the only important thing in a photograph, you wouldn't like that picture of a snake taken with an 8yr old 8MP sensor that gets crushed in DR by the Nikon camera.


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Consider practicing acrostic poetry with your students.
- Model the format of acrostic poems with your students. Work together to write a collective acrostic poem on the whiteboard.
- Give your students a Valentines-related word list so that they can write their own acrostic poem. Consider: love, February, heart, friends, appreciate, chocolate, red, hero, and happy. Discuss the meaning of these words and the importance of expressing appreciate to loved ones on the Valentines Day holiday.
- Give your students time to write their acrostic poems. Circulate and offer guidance as needed.
- If you have time, allow the students to illustrate their poems. This project makes a great bulletin board display for February, especially if you do it a few weeks ahead of time!
Sample Valentines Acrostic PoemV - Very important to me
A - Always smiling at me
L - Love and adoration is what I feel
E - Every day I love you
N - Never make me frown
T - Too many reasons to count
I - I hope we're always together
N - Now and forever
E - Each and every moment with you is special