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Allegations of vengeful attacks against residents of Tawergha and Sirte -- both cities believed to have sided with former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi -- will be investigated, a military spokesman for Libya's National Transitional Council said Sunday
As questions linger about his death and those of dozens of others, ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is likely to be buried Tuesday -- five days after he was killed in Sirte, and shortly after his body was displayed at a Misrata meat market -- a Libyan official said.
Libya's National Transitional Council announces elections within the next eight months. CNN's Dan Rivers reports.
CNN's Phil Black reports on a mass exodus from the besieged Libyan city of Sirte.
Members of two Libyan tribes -- who fought together to unseat Moammar Gadhafi and his loyalists -- clashed Saturday, infighting among opposition forces that comes as a key ally of the longtime leader vowed to keep up the fight.
About 200,000 Libyans remain under threat as Moammar Gadhafi loyalists battle to the end in the only two areas still contested in Libya: Bani Walid and Sirte, the coastal birthplace of the fallen leader.
Anti-Gadhafi forces say they are making progress in Sirte, Libya. CNN's Phil Black reports.
South Africa and the African Union have recognized the National Transitional Council as Libya's legitimate rulers.
CNN's Natalie Allen speaks with Phil Black about reports that Gadhafi loyalist no longer control parts of Sirte, Libya.
Troops loyal to Libya's new leaders maintained strong momentum Tuesday against pro-Moammar Gadhafi holdouts as they planned an assault on one loyalist city and moved into another without resistance.
Revolutionary forces in Libya suffered a sizable blow after more than 20 fighters were killed in the northern city of Sirte Sunday, the country's transitional government said Monday.
In an effort to hold onto the few remaining places they still control in Libya, Moammar Gadhafi's forces put up stiff resistance again Saturday as revolutionaries fought to wrest control of the loyalist strongholds of Sirte and Bani Walid.
Revolutionary forces attacked loyalist strongholds Friday in a failed attempt to snuff out continuing resistance from forces loyal to ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
A Libyan delegation heads to Niger to demand the handover of Saadi Gadhafi. CNN's Nic Robertson reports.
Troops loyal to Libya's transitional government punched deep into the heart of ousted strongman Moammar Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte on Thursday, while Britain and France pledged their full support for the country's new rulers.
CNN's Ben Wedeman reports a series of warehouses discovered by anti-Gadhafi forces contain surprises.
Libya's opposition fighters launched an assault on one of Moammar Gadhafi's last bastions of support on Saturday, but they met stiff resistance and some even pulled back, military commanders said
Ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has been surrounded and has no way of leaving the area, Anees al-Sharif, a spokesman for the Tripoli Military Council, told CNN on Wednesday.
Libya's interim leadership gave Moammar Gadhafi loyalists one more week to surrender before they face military force in the last bastions of the strongman's power.
The U.N. envoy on Libya tells CNN's Becky Anderson what he thinks about the rebels' deadline for surrender.
Ten days ago the vanguard of rebel forces streamed into the Libyan capital. Moammar Gadhafi's forces put up virtually no resistance, and it seemed that the end of Libya's six-month conflict was imminent.
After days of fighting, Libyan rebel forces gained control overnight of a tenacious pocket of resistance near Tripoli's airport.
CNN's Dan Rivers reports on the horrors of war in Tripoli.
Fugitive Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's compound was strewn with shell casings and litter two days after its capture by rebel forces, while the bodies of a dozen bound men lay in a nearby intersection.
Even as Moammar Gadhafi's forces appeared in disarray, there was no letup Wednesday in casualties in the war with rebels here.
Fighting in Libya started with anti-government demonstrations in February and escalated into a civil war.
CNN's Sara Sidner reports amidst blasts of outgoing and incoming gunfire near Moammar Gadhafi's compound.
After reports of his capture, Saif al-Islam Gadhafi tells reporters that troops had "broken the back" of the rebels.
Two of Moammar Gadhafi's sons, who had been reported captured over the weekend, were free early Tuesday as forces loyal to the embattled Libyan leader battled rebels trying to consolidate their hold on Tripoli.
New video arrives from a CNN team in Tripoli's pivotal Green Square, which previously had been the site of pro-Gadhafi rallies.
An amateur league of ill-trained rebel fighters appears to be on the brink of toppling Moammar Gadhafi's 42-year rule after reportedly capturing two of the leader's sons and infiltrating the Libyan capital.
Six months and more than 17,000 air sorties after it began, NATO's Operation Unified Protector in the skies over Libya grinds on.
The conflict in Libya has at times seemed as much a war of words as a war on the ground, with both the Gadhafi government and the rebel forces claiming to hold the upper hand. But could reports of significant rebel advances in recent days signal a decisive shift in momentum to their side, after months of apparent stalemate?
Rebel fighters in Libya, trying to take over a key western city, faced stiff resistance from Moammar Gadhafi's forces on Wednesday, a rebel commander said.
Video appearing on YouTube purportedly shows Libyan rebels releasing prisoners in Surman.
Over the past few days, anti-Gadhafi forces have made "significant advances" -- in the northwest and in the regions of Misrata and al-Brega -- a spokesman for NATO's military operation told reporters Tuesday.
A senior government official arrived Monday in Cairo amid rumors that he had defected, Egypt's state-run Al-Ahram newspaper reported.
Tripoli suffers from widespread blackouts and fuel shortages as NATO airstrikes continue. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.
Libyan rebel forces gained ground against ruler Moammar Gadhafi's forces Saturday after a massive offensive in the western town of Bir Al-Ghanam.
The front lines of Libya's grinding war weave through the western mountains and around Zlitan, the last city east of Tripoli still under the grip of strongman Moammar Gadhafi.
Firefighters battled a blaze caused by NATO airstrikes at a food-storage complex Monday in Zlitan, increasingly a front-line city in the conflict between Libyan government troops and rebels fighting to oust longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
Libyan government troops will turn the strategic oil city of al-Brega into "hell" rather than let it fall into the hands of advancing rebel forces, a government spokesman said Monday.
The Gadhafi regime tells CNN's Ivan Watson that the key town will be "hell" before they let it fall into rebel hands.
Fighting between Libyan rebels and government troops raged around the eastern Libyan oil town of Brega throughout the weekend as NATO warplanes launched a sustained pre-dawn raid on Tripoli's eastern suburbs.
Supporters of Moammar Gadhafi stage a rally in former rebel-held city. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.
CNN's Ben Wedeman is in Qawalish, Libya, now seeing renewed fighting between pro- and anti-Gadhafi forces.
In a contentious closed-door U.N. Security Council meeting Tuesday, Russia criticized France's decision to airlift weapons to rebel forces in Libya, according to a Western diplomat present during the discussions.
The daughter of Moammar Gadhafi tells CNN affiliate France 2 he will not step down in Libya.
Libya's rebel leader says he does not have a problem with Moammar Gadhafi remaining in the country, once he resigns and as long as he remains under supervision, according to a television report.
CNN's David McKenzie reports on Libya's tradition of fighting women.
The French government is in talks with Libyan rebels about supplying them with weapons and ammunition, a Libyan opposition military spokesman in Misrata said late Thursday.
Follow the time line of events from U.N. Security Council actions, to NATO meetings, to the recent bombings in Libya.
Heavy fighting that began at dawn and continued past midnight Friday left at least 31 people dead Saturday in the western Libyan city of Misrata, where rebel forces thwarted efforts by government forces to enter from the west and south.
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi vowed Tuesday that "we will not surrender," even as NATO airstrikes bombarded his compound in Tripoli.
The Libya war powers resolution is making strange bedfellows on Capitol Hill. CNN's Kate Bolduan reports.
CNN's Nima Elbagir reports on continued NATO airstrikes and the announcement of an extension of the Libya mission.
CNN's Nic Robertson explains the ongoing battle in Libya between Moammar Gadhafi's forces and opposition forces.
Three months after protests against Moammar Gadhafi began in Libya, the country seems to be grinding into a stalemated civil war.
Explosions erupted in Tripoli for a second consecutive night Wednesday into Thursday morning as NATO jets struck a vocational secondary school, a Libyan government official said.
As NATO warplanes pound Tripoli, world leaders urge patience in the ongoing war in Libya. CNN's Jonathan Mann reports.
A barrage of at least 18 rockets struck Tripoli Tuesday, killing 19 people and wounding another 150 in the heaviest onslaught since NATO's aerial strikes began, a government official told CNN.
GOP Sen. Rand Paul tells Anderson Cooper that he believes Pres. Obama is violating the War Powers Act.
NATO aircraft launched more than a dozen strikes on the Libyan capital early Tuesday, and smoke could be seen rising from the area near Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's Bab-al-Azizia compound in Tripoli.
Forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi unleash their biggest attack against a rebel stronghold in Libya's western mountains.
A U.N. envoy held talks in Libya on Sunday, as NATO warplanes kept up their bombardment of forces loyal to longtime strongman Moammar Gadhafi, Libyan government officials said.
CNN's Sara Sidner speaks to newly rescued residents of Misrata. They say they were living a real-life horror movie.
Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's forces bombed key fuel depots in the contested city of Misrata Saturday, destroying six containers and causing a massive fire, a rebel spokesman said.
An explosion rocked Benghazi's main square on Tuesday, prompting witnesses to say it was the work of the country's longtime strongman, Moammar Gadhafi.
CNN's Frederik Pleitgen on the air strike in Tripoli that reportedly killed Gadhafi's son.
The Libyan government said Sunday that ruler Moammar Gadhafi's son and three of his grandchildren died in a NATO airstrike that the longtime strongman and his wife survived.
CNN's Reza Sayah on Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's apparent desire to negotiate a ceasefire.
Government shelling of the seaside town of Misrata resumed Thursday afternoon, with heavy artillery and mortars targeting residential areas, killing 10 people, a member of the medical committee of the Misrata Council told CNN.
A NATO airstrike Wednesday on the seaside town of Misrata killed 11 rebel fighters and wounded two others, witnesses told a reporter, who saw the bodies.
Shifting battle lines complicate conflict in Misrata. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.
Rebels claimed a significant breakthrough Saturday in Misrata, a bloody stage in the battle for Libya against forces loyal to strongman Moammar Gadhafi.
An airstrike Saturday hit a parking lot outside the compound in central Tripoli of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, killing three people, a government spokesman said.
Large explosions and the sound of jets over Tripoli Thursday night indicated NATO has likely increased the intensity of its air strikes on Moammar Gadhafi's key command and control military sites.
CNN's Frederik Pleitgen reports hearing NATO airstrikes from the outskirts of Tripoli.
The nightmare in Libya's war-torn city of Misrata intensified Monday amid more shelling on the city and desperate measures to get medical care, an opposition spokesman said.
As fighting continued in the Libyan cities of Ajdabiya and Misrata Sunday, a rebel spokesman questioned the commitment of NATO's mission there.
"Gadhafi must go. And go for good."
After weeks of U.S. and NATO bombardment, about one-third of Moammar Gadhafi's ground armor has been destroyed, as well as most of the fixed air defense sites and aircraft, but a stalemate between government and rebel forces is emerging and could last for some time, according to a senior U.S. official with direct knowledge of the latest military assessments.
Rebel forces continue to exchange fire in Eastern Libya. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.
Embattled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, in negotiations with the African Union, has agreed in principal to a deal that would end the conflict in the nation he's ruled for 42 years, South African President Jacob Zuma told reporters Sunday.
There is an ongoing battle for control of a town near the Libyan capital. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.
A battle raged in a strategically located Libyan city Saturday as state television showed a fist-pumping Moammar Gadhafi visiting a school, his first public appearance in days.
CNN's Reza Sayah reports from Benghazi, Libya, where five victims of an unintentional NATO air attack were buried.
NATO's top official "strongly regretted" a fatal airstrike that may have mistakenly killed people it has pledged to protect, angering Libyan opposition leaders amid an increasingly frustrating campaign to oust Moammar Gadhafi.
Airstrikes killed four people in eastern Libya on Thursday, an opposition general said, and rebel fighters and civilians made a wild, panicky retreat from a major city.
CNN's Nic Robertson reports on loud explosions heard in Tripoli as clashes continue in Libya.
As rebel and pro-government forces in Libya maneuvered on the battlefield Wednesday, Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi urged U.S. President Barack Obama to end the NATO bombing of his war-torn country.
Efforts to prevent forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi from attacking civilians have been complicated by weather and the regime's decision to hide military equipment in populated areas and to use human shields, NATO Brig. Gen. Marc van Uhm said Tuesday.
Abdul Hafiz Ghoga tells CNN any deal on power succession from Gadhafi to his sons is not acceptable.
CNN's Reza Sayah reports Libya's Opposition rejects Gadhafi's deal of his son takes over leadership.
The deputy chairman of Libya's Transitional National Council spoke with CNN's Reza Sayah on Tuesday as rebel forces came under intense artillery bombardment from Moammar Gadhafi's forces.
Libyan rebels and forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi fought over the cities of al-Brega and Misrata on Monday, as uncertainty lingered whether Western nations would arm the outgunned opposition.
CNN's Ben Wedeman reports from eastern Libya, where the ill-equipped rebels are finding the going tough.
British diplomats were on the ground in Libya meeting with key figures of the opposition, but no decision has been made by Western allies on whether to arm them, the UK Foreign Office said Sunday.
Fmr. National Security Adviser James Jones says that the NATO coalition can't leave Libya until Gadhafi is ousted.
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A fallen mountain biker has had to be rescued by ambulance workers after hitting a tree in the Clent Hills.
The cyclist, a man in his forties was with a group riding on the Clent hills when he fell from his bike in woods and hit a tree.
West Midlands Ambulance Service was called shortly before 9.40pm on Thursday, April 17.
The call was made by an off-duty paramedic who was part of the cycling group and who immediately began giving basic treatment to the injured man.
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A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman said: "The emergency vehicles could only get as far as Sunfield Children's Home who had helpfully kept part of their car park clear for us and from where crews had to carry their equipment on foot uphill for about fifteen minutes to get to the cyclist.
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I can't tell you how badly I want this recap to be all about Mark Kotsay. All Mark Kotsay, all the time. Kotsay was a somewhat puzzling starter for Ron Roenicke and the Brewers Wednesday night, given the nod in center field ahead of Nyjer Morgan, and Kotsay most definitely went on to make an impact. Were it not for Kotsay, Game 3 might've been a different game entirely.
But I can't bring myself to do it. Kotsay wasn't the big story Wednesday night. If there was a big story Wednesday night, it was probably the stellar performance of the St. Louis bullpen.
Both bullpens featured prominently in this game. That wasn't quite what people were expecting - Game 3, after all, featured a showdown between ace starters Yovani Gallardo and Chris Carpenter. This was supposed to be a pitchers' duel decided by one or two mistakes, as any showdown between aces is supposed to be.
But neither Gallardo nor Carpenter were particularly effective. Carpenter pitched out of a jam in the top of the first inning, getting a break when Kotsay strayed too far from second base on a fly out to center.
Kotsay was doubled off for the third out of the inning.
Then in the bottom half, Gallardo spent half an hour trapped in a nightmare. Rafael Furcal led off with a single and took second on a wild pitch. He scored when Jon Jay dropped a fly ball just in front of Kotsay in left-center. Nyjer Morgan probably would have made the catch. Kotsay didn't. Jay picked up an RBI double.
Then Jay scored a few seconds later when Albert Pujols launched an automatic double to left-center. Just like that, the Cardinals were in front 2-0.
And oh, they weren't finished. Back-to-back walks loaded the bases with nobody out, and though Yadier Molina gave Gallardo a bit of a break when he bounced into a run-scoring double play, David Freese then blasted a liner to deepest right field that just skimmed the webbing of Corey Hart's glove. Freese had the Cardinals' third double of the inning, and the Cardinals had a 4-0 lead.
Thankfully for Gallardo, that's where they stopped. And then it was the Brewers' turn again to try to get to Carpenter. The Brewers started the second with three consecutive singles to score one run, and Gallardo drove in a second himself with a sac fly.
In the top of the third, Kotsay drove Carpenter's first pitch of the frame out of right field for a solo homer. That blast, from a most unlikely source, narrowed the Cardinals' lead to 4-3.
Now, imagine. Mark Kotsay leads off the top of the third inning with a solo home run to make the score 4-3. At that point, you assume there are probably going to be a lot more runs scored, right? That's what I thought. That's what most of the audience probably thought.
There would be no more runs. Not a single run, after Kotsay's homer.
It wasn't necessarily for lack of trying. Carpenter and Gallardo kept having to pitch out of trouble, and neither ace made it to the sixth inning. Carpenter was pulled after five innings and 89 pitches, while Gallardo was pulled after five innings and 95 pitches. Just 48 of Gallardo's 95 pitches were strikes, and he walked five Cardinals while striking out only two.
But the Brewers' final run-scoring opportunity came against Carpenter in the top of the fifth, when Rickie Weeks struck out with two on and two out. After that, they wouldn't make a sound.
Tony La Russa went to his bullpen, and Tony La Russa's bullpen was perfect. Literally perfect. Twelve Brewers batters hit against Cardinals relievers, and twelve Brewers batters made outs. Fernando Salas threw the first 1-2-3 inning. Lance Lynn threw the next. Lynn, Marc Rzepczynski and Jason Motte combined for the next after that. And Motte delivered the last. The final two batters Motte faced in the ninth - Yuniesky Betancourt and Casey McGehee - struck out swinging.
Just a dominant performance from the Cardinals' relief, as the 4-3 win gave St. Louis the 2-1 series lead. The Brewers' bullpen can't be ignored, as three relievers combined for three shutout innings, but bullpens that preserve deficits get less attention than bullpens that preserve leads.
The series resumes Thursday, with Randy Wolf opposing Kyle Lohse at 8:05 p.m. Eastern. This is very much not a showdown of aces.


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Your tour begins with a visit to the magnificent 600-year-old Cathedral of Santa Eulàlia, built on the site of a Roman temple dedicated to Hercules. A more modern aspect of the city appears as you drive along Paseo de Gracia, one of the city's widest avenues lined with fashionable shops and where you will see some of Antonio Gaudí's amazing Art Nouveau buildings. A stop is made for photos at Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia. Begun in 1884, this peculiar and incredibly original church is slowly being completed solely through donations. The tour continues as you drive up through the Montjuic gardens to Miramar where you'll stop for photos of the spectacular panoramic view of Barcelona and the harbor before returning to the ship.
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Stem crux above ledge
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broken dreams...yeah. seriously glued on crux move hold. it's solid though.
It looks good right of the crux, but its best to stay on the boltline: stem it, get a good pull and grab that solid lip, clip up and enjoy.
Great climb, but wasn't sure about that hold that has been glued in. Seems solid though.
the second clip off the ledge is the hardest part of the route. i don't know why it's way off to the left there when all the holds are on the right.


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For NCBA - Woodall says the number-one issue is the estate tax. If Congress fails to act by the end of the year - the exemption from the so-called death tax will return to one-million dollars. Estates valued above that level will be taxed at a rate of 55-percent. Simply because of the value of farm and ranch land today - Woodall says a family farm or ranch doesn't have to be large to exceed the one-million dollar threshold. The group's second priority is securing passage of a farm bill. That must happen during the lame-duck session if it's going to pass this year.
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Guess what is the connection between Soccer World Cup 2014, Olympics 2016 and Hindalco? Well, it is the beer can.
Keeping (also) in mind the two major global sporting events in Brazil, Hindalco's wholly owned subsidiary, Novelis, is creating large capacities in the South American country, products of which will go into the making of beverage cans.
The 220,000-tonne aluminium rolling facility, which produces sheets of the metal, is expected to be commissioned by the end of this calendar year, but will ramp up production up to 2014. Also coming up in Brazil next year is a recycling plant, which will produce 190,000 tonnes of sheets from recycled aluminium, mostly used beverage cans.
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Philip Martens, President & CEO, Novelis, says that the upcoming facility will provide a "meaningful contribution to our fiscal 2014 results."
"This expansion is coming at a perfect time, ahead of Brazil's 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, which will drive significant beverage consumption in the region," Mr Martens told an analysts conference all on Tuesday.
Novelis, a $ 11 billion company, which operates out of 11 countries has a total capacity of 3 million tonnes of aluminium sheets. The company is now expanding mainly in three countries - Brazil, China and South Korea. The 220,000-tonne recycling facility in South Korea is expected to be commissioned next month.
While it is not clear as to what "meaningful contribution" the 220,000-tonne Brazil plant would make to Novelis' operations, and in turn, to Hindalco's fortunes, the point about the beverage can underscores the importance of Novelis to Hindalco.
In the first quarter of the current year, the only spot of cheer in Hindalco's results was the performance of Novelis - ironically because when the North American company was acquired by the Aditya Birla group in 2007, it was neck-deep into debt and saddled with unviable fixed-price contracts.
Novelis is putting up 890,000 tonnes of rolling capacity and 810,000 tonnes of recycling capacity. It has "truly aspirational goal" of coming to a level where 80 per cent of its products are from recycled material.
"Hindalco's standalone EBITDA disappointed (43 per cent below estimates) due to production issues and sustained cost pressures. Novelis remained the bright spot having posted an EBITDA of $259 million (11 per cent above estimates) and guided for further improvement going forward," says a recent research report of Edelweiss.
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For the past few years, boxing has been largely defined by two men. Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are the undeniable two definitive stars of this era. Both men managed to transcend boxing in a way few have in recent years, reaching outside the core audience to draw in the casual observer. Part of the big appeal between the two was the always looming specter of a Pacquiao vs. Mayweather superfight. Even as it became increasingly clear that this would never go down, the mere idea of it kept people intrigued in some otherwise ho-hums match-ups for the two men.
Saturday night, Juan Manuel Marquez emphatically closed the door on Pacquiao vs. Mayweather, then nailed it shut with his beautiful one punch clean KO of Pacquiao. It was a KO for the ages - a long-time rival who had never fully received his due finally proving himself against the mega star. Truly, one of the all time great KOs in boxing's storied history.
But for all the excitement that punch generated, it also is a sad moment. Because it is the end of an era. The image of Manny Pacquiao, face down and unconscious, marks the clear end of the Pacquiao/Mayweather era of modern boxing. It's an era that provided a lot of excitement, but may ultimately be remembered largely for missed opportunity. Missed opportunity in the form of a Pacquiao vs. Mayweather superfight, and missed opportunity in the form of a young, up and coming fighter being the one to finally take down Pac.
The next year or two will say a lot about how this era is remembered. There is a younger generation of boxers ready to break through - men like Canelo Alvarez, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr, Andre Ward. All have a lot to offer, but none have yet put together the charisma, popularity, and in ring skills to become a true breakout superstar. If they do, then the missed opportunities will be washed away. If not, boxing will have to work hard to maintain their current mainstream appeal.
For the UFC, this is a great opportunity to learn from. Don't let the superfights slip away, and don't let the old guard fade away without facing new young challenges. Interestingly, the Fox show was a good example of this lesson, with both Shogun and B.J. Penn used to prop up potential new superstars. If Rory MacDonald and Alexander Gustafsson can ride the momentum of those wins to main event status, then these fights were perfectly used. If not, then the UFC, like boxing, could find themselves looking at a roster of superstars fading away, asking themselves who will take their place.
Now is a clutch time for both sports, and Juan Manuel Marquez proved it on Saturday. Let's hope they both make strong decisions, and make 2013 a year of continued strength.


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...But Canucks assistant GM Lorne Henning explained that even though defencemen Keith Ballard ($4.2-million cap hit) and Lee Sweatt ($650,00 cap hit) are injured, it's possible they could both be back sooner than the 10 games/24 days minimum out of action that would be required if they were put on LTIR to remove their salaries from the books. "(Ballard) has been improving pretty well," said Hennning and Lee (Sweatt) is in the same boat."via Jim Jamieson at The Province. FYI, Ballard has missed 3 games so far and technically, even though he would have been sent back down to Manitoba had he not been injured, Sweatt has missed 5 games. No word on Hamhuis yet who is in Vancouver resting his weary head.
"When we went out for dinner with Ryan and Henrik after the awards, we talked about our team," Gillis explained after the draft ended Saturday. "I didn't think we'd be this close for an additional year. We knew we had to accelerate our program. I would have hated to have this group of players come to training camp in September and tell them we couldn't make any key improvements." -The Vancouver SunI like the communication between the GM and his top guys. Four more days, folks and we'll see what Gillis adds to put the Canucks over the top.
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Lee County deputies are investigating the theft of electronics and other items from nine boats stored at a boat yard on San Carlos Boulevard in Fort Myers, according to reports.
According to reports, the manager at Walker's Yacht Sales contacted deputies after discovering someone had entered 12 boats stored there and stolen electronics and other items from nine of the boats.
The victim said the boats were all owned by different people so he didn't have an exact list of what was missing, reports said.
The burglaries happened sometime between 5 p.m. Tuesday July 24 and 8:30 a.m. Thursday July 26.
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A few months ago I noticed a 're-tweet' by Jonnie Drake, a Pro Barista that we follow on Twitter. 'Caffeine Magazine' were constructing an article to feature up and coming Micro Roasters and were seeking samples to compare in a taste test. What a perfect opportunity for publicity!
I made some enquires and soon enough I had sent 500g of our own creation 'Purple Ribbon' Espresso Blend to their office. We could have supplied one of our single origins, however, I wanted to show off our skills not only as a roaster, but also that we know how to blend a range of origins for an all round optimised taste.
After I sent the samples out, things went quiet for a few weeks. Being so busy in the roastery we had pretty much forgotten about the article, until I saw an update on the Caffeine Magazine twitter feed - a photograph showing a rucksack stuffed full of competition coffee on its way to the taste test!
A few more updates followed showing the judges preparations being made. This was a point when I realised that I was actually quite nervous about this! I know what we do here is good, very good, but this was a direct contest between 20 other UK roasters, who probably have the same confidence in their own product as I do. This was a coffee battle being fought out in public... scary.
A couple more weeks went by with no news. Until one day, in the baking 32c heat of summer, standing beside the roaster at full churn, I got a phone call from Scott, the Editor of Caffeine Mag. "Chris, I have some good news for you, all the judges really loved your coffee and you've made it through to the final 5". That was a really nice moment and I will remember it for a long time.
From that moment it seemed like forever for the final result to be announced. It took a while for news to spread but eventually the results were out. We had not won. I was a little disappointed, who wouldn't be? But hey, you can't have everything in life! and 4th place is pretty damned good considering how new/small we are and how experienced/tough our opponents were. Not only that, the judges were very complimentary about our espresso blend so we'll be sure to enter next time, when no doubt it will be even harder.
This summer we've been slowly getting into the swing of attending local markets & events. One of our favorites is the producers market at Kelling Heath in Norfolk. For those that attend this market regularly, we want to give you a little heads up that this Sunday (8th Sept 2013) will be the last Kelling Heath visit until next year. So if you're in the area, running low on coffee, please come and say hello and have a chat with us. We will also have our big grinder with us if you need pre-ground.
Going forward, I've given our man Tim the fancy title of 'Events Coordinator', so he will now be in charge of booking lots more chances for us to get out and about to meet more of you guys next year.
Cheers Guys/Girls!!
A few weeks ago I asked a selection of independant coffee nerds to review our coffee beans. Here's just one of the many positive reviews that we got back:
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There are two main types of coffee supplier, speciality and commodity. Let's quickly look at each one...
Speciality coffees are well prepared and freshly roasted. They are sourced from premium crops which demand a high price on the open market. They are hand roasted in small production runs. Each coffee will have its own strengths and characteristics which make each coffee brilliantly different. Speciality coffee roasters offer a wide range of choice for coffee connoisseurs.
The opposite of speciality coffee is 'commodity coffee' which is sourced from low quality and low cost crops. They are then typically roasted and packaged in large production facilities by big brand names. They have big advertising budgets and are focused to sell to the mass market. They offer cheap prices and convenience but have only a limited selection of poor quality blends that have potentially been sitting on the shelves for years.
Smokey Barn only sells fresh roasted speciality and small batch coffees. We offer a great selection which is growing all the time.
We often get asked: "Why are some coffee's 'Fair Trade' and others are not?"
Well the simplest answer is this: Raw coffee is bought in lots from auction. Low quality coffee does not reach a high price on the open market. Farmers producing these coffees consequently suffer from low incomes. 'Fair Trade' is a small charitable donation that is paid by the exporter to the farmer and the cost of this donation is passed down the chain, ultimately to you, the consumer. It's not a lot but it's something. The donation was first devised to help these low grade coffee farmers live above the poverty line.
'Fair Trade' or not, we only bring high quality coffees to our roastery. Our cost price for raw coffee is many times higher than that of the low quality grades and the charity donation becomes insignificant in comparison. We pay a high price for superb coffees which enables adequate funding for the farmers health, working conditions, pay and education.
The great thing about this is the end consumer gets better coffee and the farmers earn proper money (and not a charity handout). This then encourages farmers to produce better quality crops and we get even more great coffee. Great!
If you want to start drinking amazing coffee, then your fresh roasted beans must be 'fresh ground' too. I hate coffee snobbery, but having your own grinder is coffee basics. It's the most important piece of equipment in your coffee making setup. A big shiny expensive espresso maker will only be as good as your grinder.
Don't have a grinder? Ok it's going to be costly, but having your own is the most effective way of improving the taste of your coffee. The flavors and aromas contained within the beans will quickly fade once they've been ground, so buying pre-ground coffee is not a good idea!
Besides the quality aspect, having a grinder allows you to adjust the size of the grind to suit particular brewing methods, for instance espresso coffee needs to be ground much finer than for a cafetiere.
Smokey Barn have sourced a selection of grinders which you can find in the Brewing Equipment shop. As the old saying goes "you pay for what you get" and grinders are no exception. We would recommend spending at least ¼ of your total espresso machine budget on a grinder. So if you buy a £300 espresso machine – spend at least £100 on a grinder to go with it. A good quality coffee grinder should last for many years if looked after properly.
Here is a quick list of things to look for when purchasing a grinder:
Burrs – The components that do the 'grinding'. We only recommend buying a burr grinder. Blade grinders 'chop' at the beans and leave an inconsistent finish which will spoil the brew method. Burrs actually 'grind' and have much more even finish. Blade grinders can also burn the coffee because they generate a lot more heat than burrs. Expensive grinders often have high performance burrs, such as being made from ceramic material or having a 'conical' shape.
Dosers – Are mostly used for espresso shots in cafes. The ground coffee is fed into a small hopper which has multiple segments in the bottom. When the operator pulls the lever, a measured dose of coffee is dispensed from the hopper (like a revolver). Not really essential unless you're making several drinks at a time.
Hoppers – A large hopper is not really required for home use. They are also not air tight, so storing your beans in the hopper is a bad idea. Keep your Smokey Barn coffee in the sealed bag provided and only use what you need.
Stepless - Most domestic grinders have a certain amount of grind settings, ranging from coarse to fine. A stepless grinder is a turn dial that allows for infinite and minute adjustment.


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8:00am Saturday 20th October 2012 in Local Football By Simon Walter, Senior Sports Reporter
Ashley Vickers is beginning to regret promising to wear a mankini should minnows Blackfield & Langley create FA Cup history today.
The Watersiders boss had a taste of the media spotlight a decade ago, when he helped Dagenham & Redbridge produce a succession of FA Cup upsets during his days as a no-nonsense centre-half.
But that media interest was nothing compared to that generated by the You Tube footage of him tackling a mankini-clad pitch invader 18 months ago.
The footage went viral and Vickers, who was playing for Dorchester Town, was the subject of more media attention than he experienced as an FA Cup giantkiller.
Following the excitement of Blackfield's win at Sholing in the last round, Vickers promised to don a mankini himself should his side become the first Sydenhams Wessex League outfit to reach the first round proper. It is a promise he will not be allowed to break if his team win at Hastings United this afternoon. "It's something I'm beginning to regret," he smiled. "It won't be a pretty sight!"
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Michael R. Bloomberg's plan to limit the size of sodas in New York City, one of the most aggressive and controversial public health initiatives in recent memory, effectively died Thursday. It was not yet two years old.
A New York appeals court ruled that the city's health board, which had approved the former mayor's effort to limit the size of sodas and other sugary drinks, "exceeded the scope of its regulatory authority" and infringed on powers that otherwise belonged to the New York City Council.
Thursday's 4-to-2 decision came on the heels of similar rulings by lower courts.
Bloomberg's proposal, which would have applied to restaurants, movie theaters, sports stadiums and other venues, would have prohibited sugary drinks in containers larger than 16 ounces.
The American Beverage Association, the National Restaurant Association and other trade groups quickly sued, leaving the soda ban issue in the hands of the court system.


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Last Minute Special! Come and enjoy Ocean Village located on Florida's Treasure Coast on South Hutchinson Island. Ocean Village is a gated resort community on the Ocean with 24hour security. Here you can walk the beach, fish, swim in one of the five pools, play tennis, golf, go to the gym, use the bocce ball or shuffle board courts. Meet friend at the Tiki bar or in the evening for dinner at the oceanfront restaurant.
Drinking coffee or a cocktail you will enjoy the fabulous ocean breezes while watching the golfer from the screened-in porch. This is a bright and sunny almost new condo with 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 9'ceilings, separate laundry room w/full size washer and dryer, foyer and 1-car garage located on the 4th tee. The Master suite has a king size bed, triple dresser, nightstands and walk in closet. The master bath features a large walk-in shower and oversize vanity. Second bedroom has a queen-size bed, double dresser, nightstands, walk-in closet and opens to a 2nd Bath.
Great room offers comfortable over-stuffed furniture with TV entertainment center featuring a VCR/DVD player & stereo.
Dining area has a large 72" glass top table w/ 6 chairs and bakers rack. Wireless Internet is available for your use. There is an automatic garage door opener, 4 beach chairs, 2 Bikes and 2 Tennis racquets for your enjoyment. There is also a hose on the outside the garage for your convenience.
condo rental amenities
Ocean Village is located on Hutchinson Island, which is bordered by
The Indian River and Atlantic Ocean. Situated just off I-95 along Florida's coast. It is about 65 minutes north of the West Palm Beach Airport, 1/2 hr north of Stuart, 15 minutes from Jensen Beach and 1/2 hour south of Vero Beach.
The village is impeccably landscaped and has every amenity you could
possibly want, at a price you'd find hard to match.
The golf is free off- season, and in season approx. $4 fee and tee time needed.
4 Heated Swimming Pools
The main pool is an Olympic Size heated pool w/Jacuzzi, kiddy-pool, and full service
tiki bar
Jacuzzi, Sauna, Gym
2 Bocce Ball Courts
Shuffleboard Courts
Basketball Court
10 lighted Tennis Courts
9 Hole Par 3 Golf course
Tennis and Golf pro shops are available for private or group lessons.
Tennis and golf round robin tournaments are held throughout the winter months.
3Clubhouses, Poolside Tiki Bar,
The Inn is an Oceanfront restaurant and bar. Great Happy Hours!!
Card games, dance lessons, yoga classes …be active, be social or be relaxed that is the beauty of Ocean Village!
activities and attractions in Hutchinson Island Atlantic Coast Central
Disney World is approximately 2 hours away.
The Kennedy Space Center is 1-1/2 hr hours north and is well worth
the drive. Baseball: If you're a baseball enthusiast, Ocean
Village is only a 1/2 hr away from the LA Dodgers (Vero Beach) and
and NY Mets� (St. Lucie West) Spring Training Camps.
Golf: Outside the Village with a half hour drive, there are 20
championship public golf courses.
Fishing: The Fort Pierce South Jetty, minutes away, boasts the
best fishing in Florida. You can also catch Bluefish, Pompano and
other species right on our beach in the winter months. Charter
Services and boat rentals are available at the marinas.
Shopping: 3 Major shopping Malls (within 30 minutes driving)
The Treasure Coast Square - Route 1 in Jenson Beach
The Indian River Mall - Route 60 in Vero Beach
The Prime Outlet Mall - Vero Beach exit off 95 and Route 60
Discovery and Education: Ocean Village is surrounded by many
preserve beaches and areas that will allow you to view Florida and
its wildlife totally untouched by man. If you drive south on A1A
you will find the whole area dotted with preserved beaches and
amazing nature trails on the Indian River that are free and open to
the public.
The Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute, UDT Navy Seal Museum and
the Manatee Observation Areas (all minutes away from Ocean Village.
Bathtub Beach/Reef - 23 minutes south - great snorkeling/swimming
for the children.
Horseback riding on the beach - Frederick Douglas Memorial Park (3-
4 miles south of Ocean Village) 1st, 2nd, and 4th Sunday of each
month approx. $30.
Alligator watching and feeding approx. 30 mins north toward Vero
Beach. Make reservations and go out on the powerboat with a guide.
Restaurants within 5-10 mins.
The Inn(Previously called Kristi's) on the Ocean great food, happy
hour dancing.
Archie's - Just a little north on A1A outside or inside very casual.
Hurricanes - just a little north or A1A by the jetty eat in or call
ahead and take it home.
Tiki Bar and Restaurant - More casual - Downtown at the Marina. 2
bars, everything to eat. Great Happy hour. Great view, surrounded
3 sides by water, boats and music.
Cobb's Landing Great entrees Lunch & Dinner. Nice Open bar.
Mangrove Mattie�s Great view of the Indian River Great Happy Hour.
All kinds of entrees for lunch or dinner.
Chuck�s Fried Shrimp is their specialty. Just before the S.
Goodfellows Pizza - Great Italian Food. Dine in or have delivered.
Captain Galleys - Great for Breakfast or Lunch on the causeway
Grocery Stores: on smaller store on the causeway called Seaway Market, and just off the bridge is Publix.
Downtown Fort Pierce (near the Tiki bar on the square, next to the marina every Saturday morning there is an open market. Fresh fruits and vegetables, coffee, baked goods, and a variety of different vendors. Buy a cup of coffee and enjoy the walk and view.
Don't forget the 1st Friday of every month there is a festival downtown featuring music, food, vendors and lots of fun.
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Off Season owner will discuss times and rates
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Reviews by 57md:
3.64/5 rDev +1.4%
Appearance is a cloudy light copper with one finger of head that dissipated rather quickly. The nose was rather hoppy. The flavor profile lacked the hoppiness that the nose might presage but the citrus flavors and malt profile makes for a nicely balanced offering.
DuClaw beers have recently caught on here in Eastern PA. Not sure why since most are rather mediocre – much like this one.
03-15-2014 05:10:30 | More by 57md
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3.6/5 rDev +0.3%
Had this @ the Brewpub on tap. One of their staple brews. I liked it. My only decent offering that evening. From the first sip this American-style India Pale Ale gets in your face with an unruly hop bitterness, big floral flavors and aroma, and just enough malt character to keep you from giving in and acting up.
Style: American-Style Pale Ale
Color: Light Amber
Hop Variety: Galena, Cascade
Grains: Pale Malt, Cara-Pils, Cara-Red
Bitterness: 48 BU's
Gravity: 15 plato
Alcohol Content: 6.2% abv
09-27-2009 03:37:31 | More by ExtraStout
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
04-22-2014 19:06:07 | More by TTripp725
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
08-15-2014 03:29:31 | More by petewheeler
New York
3.98/5 rDev +10.9%
12 ounce bottle w/o freshness/bottleing date info.
Pours is clear almond amber, moderate lite tan head, goes to a meager film, thin collar and moderate lace left on the glass.
Bold nose of malts, vanilla, and maple with pine hops in the rear.
First, this beer is quite thick and full on the body/mouthfeel scale...more vanilla and bready malts, over a relatively minor hop presence. Has the feel and attitude of a barley wine, w/o the ABV.
Ehh, decent brew, but not really lovin it on a warm summers day. I like my AIPA's with more of a citric bite and a more zesty feel. Again, this feels more like a nice option for a cold winters day...
07-30-2012 18:10:01 | More by Billolick
4/5 rDev +11.4%
05-12-2012 22:22:34 | More by BecksLight
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
08-22-2014 16:41:47 | More by alienlifeforcecube
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
06-22-2012 05:08:24 | More by DubleAs
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
02-16-2014 03:53:13 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
03-02-2012 22:12:04 | More by Runofthemiller
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
11-14-2013 22:58:56 | More by Cynic-ale
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
08-08-2014 00:51:06 | More by briandaube
4.25/5 rDev +18.4%
12-03-2012 17:23:11 | More by ryser2k
3.61/5 rDev +0.6%
Poured into tulip; golden orange with a minimal fizzy white head that fades rather quickly into a layer of bubbles.
Smells of...nothing. Some flat grassyness. Probably an old bottle.
Taste is the same...standard faded IPA. Malt and bitterness. Definitely faded. As it warms a bit I can get some resiney citrus and bitterness but that's about it.
Mouthfeel is well-carbonated and medium, nice.
Overall I'd love to try this fresh. I picked it up because it used a hop variety I hadn't heard of, I definitely want to get one where you can taste the hops.
01-14-2014 03:41:36 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
Copper body faint head barely white colored head. Even lacing, Aroma has pine and citrus notes big tropical fruit as it warms up a bit. Flavor has citrus zest and all kind of hop flavors mainly bitterness and a hint of malts. Mouthfeel is medium bodied dry all day kind of hop bitterness. Overall there's much better IPA out there folks.
03-20-2014 03:34:23 | More by WVbeergeek
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
06-25-2012 21:47:33 | More by SPRichard
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
10-25-2013 15:27:38 | More by NickyT
4.5/5 rDev +25.3%
11-15-2013 23:54:39 | More by aengleman
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
12-18-2012 01:16:36 | More by stereosforgeeks
4/5 rDev +11.4%
04-29-2012 01:22:04 | More by richkrull
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
12-05-2013 00:59:42 | More by acurtis
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
01-18-2013 23:00:09 | More by cclark67789
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
12-04-2013 23:09:25 | More by intothepit86
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
12-17-2012 01:31:28 | More by whatname
4.1/5 rDev +14.2%
Du Claw HellRazer
12 oz. bottle, no apparent freshness dating
$2.95 @ The Beer Shoppe in Ardmore, PA
I've never heard of New Zealand Motueka hops, but I guess I'll find out what they're like as this apparently utilizes "death defying levels" of them.
It pours a hazy orange-colored body beneath a short head of yellowed-white foam. The head retention and lacing are better than average.
The aroma expresses a combination of sweet, caramel-like malt and delicate, spicy and leafy hops with a hint of citrus. It's certainly not as hoppy as I'd expected given the name; nor are the hops as robust as I thought they might be.
The flavor is as the aroma suggests, and it's a really pleasant combination of malt and hops. The malt is gently sweet, and the golden caramel flavor goes just far enough without going overboard. A little too much dark crystal malt and the hops wouldn't come through as they do. As to the hops, I'm really pleasantly surprised. They're a bit spicy, slightly grassy, and just mildly citrusy/fruity (not citrus-rind raspy or tangy like grapefruit, but sweet/tropical like pineapple juice). They could almost pass as noble hops. And I'm not sure if it's the choice of hops, or the balance the brewer has put together (is it still Jim Wagner?), but it seems to work really well. Additionally, the bitterness is kept in check. It's solid, but it's not overdone. Just 5 more IBU's could leave it sticking at the back of your throat, whereas now it fades away relatively easily, and then lingers gently. Some alcohol does sneak through, but given that it's an American IPA I'd expect at least a little. Without it I might feel that something was missing.
If there's a downfall to this beer it's that the head retention could be a little bit better. And I guess it could be clearer if that's your thing. The alcohol? Well, I guess that's an argument too, but I feel it works. The hops do give it a unique quality, and I'm eager for more. Nicely done!
02-25-2013 15:06:03 | More by NeroFiddled
HellRazer from DuClaw Brewing Company
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