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Vanderghinste Oud Bruin - Brouwerij Bockor N.V.
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3.45/5 rDev -14.4%
date on the back of the bottle indicates 03 14. small bottle.
A: dark brown hued. head is frothy and is rather thick. a lightly tint of brown. good retention as it has been holding true for a while now.
S: dark fruits, plums and figs. dark malts, caramel or a brown malt. the acidity is actually low on the nose. a little lower than I would prefer.
T: a sharp acidity starts the drink, but it quickly fades and dissipates. it then makes the turn to a slightly malty body, not much as it remains relatively thin throughout, but some roasted/coffee notes can be detected. gets tart again as it thins, but not to the same severity of the first sip. there are even some sweet dark fruit flavors in the middle that I am getting more of as it warms. I am also getting a mild metallic flavor as it warms that I am not crazy about.
M: mild carb, relatively light body.
D: not great in my opinion. I want more acidity, a slightly dryer body and I am not crazy about the mild metallic notes I was getting. still, always fun to a brewers interpretation of this style.
07-22-2014 01:27:28 | More by Jimmys
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-21-2014 21:22:07 | More by parintele
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-18-2014 22:34:06 | More by Mantooth
North Carolina
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-18-2014 16:26:06 | More by jbriggs7
4.35/5 rDev +7.9%
Bought at Little's liquor store. Poured into a snifter paired with popcorn. Great looking bottle design.
A&S: Transparent dark chestnut colored beer. Head is a light tan, pours less than a finger, but doesn't retain very well. The aroma is sour but not incredibly so, more tart than anything. I'm getting lots of pomegranate and cherries as well.
T&M: The taste is more sour than expected from the aroma. It isn't puckeringly sour. Lots of cherry tartness not much sweetness, but its there. Other flavors include dark fruits, Yeasty funk thrown in there. Pretty excellent texture, on the higher side of carbonation, but not sharp and the body is medium.
Probably one of my favorite sours, sour but not super sour. On par with price with most sours (5 bucks for 11.2 oz)
07-17-2014 03:01:59 | More by minterro
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-14-2014 22:48:21 | More by ScottP
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-14-2014 17:43:50 | More by julielynndubee
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
07-14-2014 03:24:08 | More by bret717
4.06/5 rDev +0.7%
A: Dense, cream colored head that dissipated after about 30 seconds leaving behind a ring of bubbles on the edge of the snifter. The beer appears dark brown to almost black in the glass but when backlit shows a deep mahogony with crimson highlights. The first half of the bottle poured very clear.
S: A sexy tart cherry aroma that just wofts from the glass. Closer in reveals a complex web of sour red berry aroma with darker sugars providing emphasis for the brightness. The bready, biscuity malt aroma blends well with the overal profile, but sites idley in the background.
T: A firm oak flavor underscores the beer from beginning to end taking away from the sourness somewhat. Slightly lumber / sawdusty tasting in addition to the usual french oak character (I'm guessing here). The sourness is medium to moderate with the similar tart cherry and raspberry flavors as found in the aroma. Light bread crust malt character and toast with a sweetness that leads to the impression of a tart fruit dessert.
M: The body is crisp and dry with mild levels of carbonation. The tanins from the wood give a slight mouth drying sensation in the finish.
O: The oak was very heavy (relatively speaking) in this beer and took away from the overall flavor profile for me. The classic cherry pie flavor was there with good complexity but the balance was thrown off with the oak. That being said, I would get this beer again because it was an interesting take on the style – over oaking that is.
07-11-2014 01:55:38 | More by guityler83
3.99/5 rDev -1%
Bottle poured into a pilsner glass
Pours a dark reddish brown. A half finger white foam head quickly settles to a thin ring of bubbles.
Aroma of dark rich fruits, raisins, figs, cherries, brown sugar.
Taste of tart sour cherries,vinegary. Clean finish with a slight sour aftertaste.
Medium body, slight carbonation in the mouth.
Good drinkable, different change from a traditional beer. Malts with a gentle sour taste.
07-11-2014 01:41:24 | More by WunderLlama
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-10-2014 17:48:23 | More by kjkinsey
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
07-10-2014 17:11:57 | More by joemetric
New York
4.5/5 rDev +11.7%
07-09-2014 14:36:04 | More by Vivs85
4.75/5 rDev +17.9%
07-08-2014 21:44:26 | More by slipperysoup
5/5 rDev +24.1%
07-08-2014 21:40:54 | More by Halfshot
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-08-2014 07:12:05 | More by tclipse
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-06-2014 16:57:18 | More by Denise_bravo
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-06-2014 06:23:31 | More by Danny1217
3.75/5 rDev -6.9%
07-06-2014 00:38:05 | More by jheezee
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-05-2014 02:13:16 | More by ZEB89
3.5/5 rDev -13.2%
07-04-2014 23:49:35 | More by Dbot
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
07-03-2014 00:42:15 | More by crobinso
New York
4/5 rDev -0.7%
07-02-2014 05:56:33 | More by JoeMans
4/5 rDev -0.7%
06-29-2014 22:14:21 | More by Ciocanelu
4/5 rDev -0.7%
06-28-2014 17:09:44 | More by Gadun76
Vanderghinste Oud Bruin from Brouwerij Bockor N.V.
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October is truly my favorite month of the year. I love the weather, the colors and our Fall Art Tour where visitors can see the artists at work in their studios and take some art home if they wish.
I don't think I really appreciated what goes into a watercolor painting until I started painting. I did not realize how much there was (and is) to learn about brushes, strokes, mixing paints, layers, light, and a long list of other skills one needs to acquire in order to create a painting. Hours of practice and learning are involved, but more than that is the matter of translating feelings and insights into colors and shapes.Our valley is rich in artists, most of whom are not rich in money,
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The Wireless Association, known as CTIA, opposed extending the 2010 exemption, arguing that groups traffic in pre-paid phones which are then unlocked and sold in markets where carriers don't subsidize handsets.
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14-10-2009 14:24
14-10-2009 15:15
This question comes up time and time again.
The official response is:
Please note that your mobile service provider, operator or carrier may not have approved this latest Nokia device firmware. Nokia produces many different variants of each product (for different countries and languages) and not all variants have updated Nokia device firmware. It is our priority to update all variants as quickly as possible, and we apologize for any delay. Please note that not all operators endorse the latest software versions available.
(From here: http://europe.nokia.com/get-support-and-software/d
17-10-2009 21:19
one bug which i ve found in 6303 messaging is that, in case you leave lines (more than 2) between lines and then continue writing the message below, while sending it merges the lines.
while sending ... it ll show as
This is a very weird bug as it is not their in even the old nokia phones.
Unfortunately, this isn't still fixed in 9.10 firmware update
01-11-2009 21:40
I have updated to the latest version 9.10 but this firmware doesn't support or have the GREEK language.What can i do to add the GREEK language or to put the previous version?The previous version was 6.4 and had the GREEK language.I bought the phone the previous week.I have done the procedure 3 times with both the greek and english Nokia Software Updater but i still don't have the GREEK language.
Also, every time i started the procedure the phone shut down and i had to put the pin code to continue.The procedure was completed all the times and i have the version 9.1 but without the GREEK language.
Is there a problem with the phone or with the firmware?
Any help would be much appreciated.Thanks in advance!!
14-10-2010 17:31
I noticed such bugs which sometimes are hampering the use of phone.
Nokia 6303 classic V 09.10
When set the font of message on a small and in certain circumstances, message is displaying incorrect.
To demonstrate the display bug, I've included sample text:
:-) :-) Examples :-) :-) :-) :-)abc
(pay attention to spaces or the lack of the spaces)
Edit mode:
Display mode:
During the reading you can see that part of the "abc" is not displayed properly (disappeared) and you can see only a small portion of the letter "a".
Another bug and text of message:
Example text Example text :-)Continue
(pay attention to spaces or the lack of the spaces)
Edit mode:
Display mode:
In this example, the bug is that the smiley has been divided and partly moved to a new line.
The texts of these messages are an example to show the bugs which appear also with normal use - it's a matter of the length of text/words.
It would be nice if nokia fix these bugs.
Another problem is how the phone scroll the text. Well, the message is scrolled at the screen, and not by line. This is obviously a matter of habit, but the bug is that the scrolling is often imprecise. Very often the first and last line is displayed from the middle, which makes the scrolling text need to look eye to continue.
Interesting is also another thing. I don't know whether it is intentional or not... Path in menu is:
Menu -> Organiser -> Calendar -> Options -> Go to to-do list -> Back -> Back
It's a strange place in the menu - it's called "My files" and you can see there are three items: Gallery, Media and Organizer. When you press Back, the cursor is at the Gallery.
Is this normal?
10-11-2010 18:55
I would like to add one more bug of display message.
It's a sample text:
:-) :-) :-) Example text 1234
Edit mode:
Display mode:
In this bug you can see that the digits overlap on the text.
If at the beginning will be more smiles, the text and digits will be more mixed.
Whether the Nokia will fix these bugs for all Product Code?
24-11-2010 9:11
28-12-2010 14:55
It's another bug of displaying message with the small font.
Text of message:
:-) Example text?
Between the words, there are two spaces.
Edit mode:
Display mode:
In display mode you can see, the words are not displayed in line and are linked - without space.
05-11-2011 17:56
In terms of firmware updates, Nokia probably abandoned this model. Pity for me, because I still use it
20-11-2011 15:10
northwood wrote:
Hi, I read on some Nokia fan forums that there is new firmware (9.10) for 6303 model. But when I go to NSU still is info about 8.90 and this is same info when i go to Nokia website were we can check availability of new firmware for our phone. So will the new firmware available for this model?
21-11-2011 17:59
19-06-2012 17:50
I want to report some bug in version 10.12.
Bug concerns the list of "Recently used" list.
For the purposes of demonstration I created three bogus contacts that return errors sent, but with real contacts it works too.
Also, if someone doesn't use the built-in mail client, this bug didn't experience.
My two contacts have phone numbers and one have e-mail address.
Tester1 (phone number)
Tester2 (phone number)
Tester3 (e-mail address)
At the beginning, clear all call list, or at least "Msg. recipients."
Menu -> Log -> Clear log lists -> All call lists.
Send an SMS to Tester1
After that send SMS to Tester2
And now send e-mail to Tester3 (Menu -> Messages -> Create message -> E-mail meggase)
For this moment a list of recipients of the message looks like this:
SCREEN: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/96/odbs.png
Now send SMS to Tester1 or Tester2 but necessarily by use the "Recipients used" list.
After that go to Menu -> Messages -> Create message -> E-mail message and try to select Tester3 from "Recipients used" list.
I get a display message that "No e-mail addresses found", but after all it's not a truth.
To be convinced of this bug, go to Menu -> Log -> Msg. recipients. You can see that the contact e-mail address is listed.
Is version 10.12 is definitely the last version?


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Ottawa Adresses Urban-Rural Divide
by Lucy Martin
Nov 21, 2005 — When Ottawa was re-drawn to incorporate neighboring townships in 2001, the city that emerged was equivalent in size to all of New York's Clinton County. Roughly 90 percent of the new city's population resides in urban settings, while 90 percent of the land area remains rural. Centralization produced rural resentment that decisions were being made by a downtown bureaucracy which seemed culturally, and physically, remote. Responding to mounting frustrations, Ottawa Mayor Bob Chiarelli eventually called for a rural summit, which was held last week. Ottawa's City Council has followed up by earmarking two million dollars to fund summit-identified priorities. The two-day event wound up over the weekend. Lucy Martin filed this report. Go to full article
Ottawa Brings Rural and Urban Together
by Lucy Martin
Nov 18, 2005 — In the late 90's, the Province of Ontario decided there were significant cost-savings to be found in municipal amalgamation. In 2001, the province ordered 11 historically-independent cities and townships to consolidate. They did, making an expanded City of Ottawa. The "forced marriage" has not gone smoothly.
While the majority of the new city's population lives in the urban core, almost 92 percent of the total area remains rural. A chorus of complaints has risen. Rural residents say they've lost services - and access to their representatives. Meanwhile, they now live with city-style rules and bureaucracy. Many of the old townships had carefully-guarded budget surpluses, while the new City of Ottawa has seen tax increases and chronic budget shortfalls. This week, Ottawa hosted a long-planned "Rural Summit" to bring urban and rural together. Lucy Martin reports. Go to full article
While the majority of the new city's population lives in the urban core, almost 92 percent of the total area remains rural. A chorus of complaints has risen. Rural residents say they've lost services - and access to their representatives. Meanwhile, they now live with city-style rules and bureaucracy. Many of the old townships had carefully-guarded budget surpluses, while the new City of Ottawa has seen tax increases and chronic budget shortfalls. This week, Ottawa hosted a long-planned "Rural Summit" to bring urban and rural together. Lucy Martin reports. Go to full article
Region Fights Barriers to Emergency Communications
Sep 29, 2005 — New York State will pay a Massachusetts company $2 billion to build a statewide emergency communications system. The same company, Macom Incorporated, developed parts of the network in Louisiana that failed during Hurricane Katrina. State officials say New York's radio network will be built to withstand natural and manmade disasters. The project comes as North Country counties struggle to improve radio service for local emergency crews. As Brian Mann reports, the big hurdles are mountains, environmental regulations, and the lack of coordination between different agencies. Go to full article
River Agency May Close Albany Office
Apr 13, 2005 — The Hudson River Black River Regulating District may be forced to close its Albany office and cut staff. Regulating District officials say their office in Watertown will remain open. The state authority that controls north country dams and reservoirs faces a growing budget shortfall. Brian Mann reports. Go to full article
Nobel Laureate: Money Hurting Science Ed.
Apr 05, 2005 — A Nobel prize winner is on campus at Clarkson University today. John Fenn is a research professor at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. He was awarded the Nobel prize for chemistry in 2002 for a pioneering technique for weighing large biological molecules. Fenn's career spans more than fifty years. During that time, he's seen government funding of scientific research increase dramatically. He'll give a lecture at Clarkson about how the money has affected science education. David Sommerstein spoke with him yesterday. Go to full article
Counties Bear Burden of Incarceration
Jan 26, 2005 — The population in New York's county jails is rising fast, by almost 25% in the last five years. It comes at a time when state officials are pressuring counties to close aging facilities. The result is an explosion in new jail construction. In the North Country, the price tag will well exceed a hundred millions dollars. Warren and Washington counties have opened new jails in the past two years. St. Lawrence, Essex, Herkimer, and Clinton counties are in the planning stages. As David Sommerstein reports, the costs of building the new facilities and housing inmates will fall on local taxpayers. Go to full article
T.I. Bridge Authority Praised for Strong Governance
Jan 20, 2005 — State Comptroller Alan Hevesi yesterday gave a clean bill of health to the binational authority that operates the Thousand Islands Bridge and Boldt Castle. The positive audit comes as scandals have rocked other New York State authorities. Governor Pataki has promised to overhaul the system. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
New York Racing Authority, ORDA Face Audits
Jan 12, 2005 — Another of Governor Pataki's state authorities has come under fire for poor management and inappopriate spending. In an audit released yesterday, state comptroller Alan Hevesi slammed the New York Racing Association for wasting more than a million dollars. As Brian Mann reports, the comptroller's office has also begun an audit of the Olympic Regional Development Authority. Go to full article
President Visits Ottawa
by Karen Kelly
Dec 01, 2004 — Prime Minister Paul Martin says Canada and the U-S will work together to improve security between the two countries. The P-M made the comments after meeting with President Bush yesterday. President Bush received a boisterous ovation at a state dinner in his honor last night in Gatineau, Quebec. He praised Canada as a loyal and close friend. At least 10 anti-Bush demonstrators were arrested during brief clashes with riot police in Ottawa yesterday. Scuffles broke out as dozens of police in riot gear and gas masks used shields to hold back protesters. The clashes marred a day of otherwise peaceful protests. Reporter Karen Kelly talked to people on the streets of Ottawa about the visit and their hopes for U.S.-Canada relations. Go to full article
Red Meets Blue: Productive Polarization In America
by Martha Foley
Nov 22, 2004 — Maps of America after Election Day showed a country divided along regional, and many say, ideological, lines. But division and polarization aren't necessarily bad, according to Potsdam political scientist Phil Neisser. Neisser is in the middle of a book about disagreement. He traces its historical causes, and addresses what's happening now: anger, polarization and fear, but also a new movement toward dialog. He told Martha Foley his working title is "Disagreement in America, and Why We Need More Of It". Go to full article
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EPPING — Winners in three grade categories of the Harvey-Mitchell Memorial Library poster contest will be announced on Thurs., January 31. The announcement will be made at the Pizza Party hosted by the Library Trustees from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Epping High School Cafeteria. The Trustees invite all Epping residents to the Party, which will feature appearances by the mascots of the NH Fisher Cats and the UNH Wildcats.
The poster contest's theme poses the question: What a New Library Means to Me? Winners will each receive a $25.00 gift card to Barnes & Noble bookstore. Everyone who purchases a ticket to buy a slice of Zacky's pizza will be entered into a drawing for another $25.00 Barnes & Noble gift card.
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NEW ORLEANS — Kentucky hadn't lost since Dec. 11.
Now a two-game slide would be devastating.
Vanderbilt overthrew league royalty Sunday, stopping Kentucky's 24-game winning streak with a 71-64 win.
It's the Commodores' first SEC tournament title since 1951, when Vanderbilt topped the Wildcats as well.
Both teams' next game will be in the NCAA tournament, where one loss ends the season.
Jeffrey Taylor led Vanderbilt with 18 points, Festus Ezeli and John Jenkins added 17 points each and the Commodores (24-10) shot 43.1 percent for the game.
But it was Kentucky's lack of offense down the stretch that sent the Wildcats (32-2) to just their second loss.
Kentucky shot just 31 percent in the second half, failing to make a basket in the final 8:03 of the game.
Vanderbilt ended the game on a 16-2 run.
The game turned with 5:08 to play. Jenkins was fouled by Doron Lamb from outside the 3-point line. He hit 2 of 3, starting a stretch where the Commodores outscored Kentucky 10-0.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WDRB) -- Coach Larry Eustachy's initial comments on the University of Louisville basketball team, after his Colorado State team beat Missouri 84-72 to advance to Saturday's 5:15 p.m. NCAA Tournament matchup against the Cardinals:"I followed Louisville for years. Their athletic director an I were high school teammates on several teams, Tom Jurich, and I've got a ton of respect for their coach. Apparently they're the best team in the country. They do the best job in getting teams to turn it over, and we had 14 turnovers (against Missouri) and so we're going to really take care of the ball and handle their different types of full-court pressure."We might as well go on home like we hadn't planned on if we don't do it. I couldn't tell you who their best player is. I couldn't name a player on the team. But I do know that I've heard how they play and how they press and how they pressure, and we're going to have to handle that."Copyright 2013 WDRB News. All Rights Reserved.
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MERRILL, Wis. (WSAU) -- Merrill is celebrating the official opening of their new fire station.
The new structure at 110 South Pier Street replaces a 1915 building that was originally built for horse drawn fire wagons.
Captain Mike Drury says the most noticeable difference is the amount of space they now have for fire and paramedic equipment. ""We're standing in the apparatus room. All of these vehicles could not fit in where we were located a couple of weeks ago. We had two vehicles parked at the city garage. We had some vehicles parked at the old Parks Department building. While this building was being built, we had to typically run all over town to pick up the equipment and then respond."
Drury says when he began working with the department 28 years ago, he never imagined they would have one computer. Now, there are multiple computers in the office, and the vehicles will soon have them as well.
He says more space in the office will make them more efficient, too. "We used to have four officers that worked off of one desk and one computer. Everybody's got their own desk now, so the efficiency that will come out of that office should increase tremendously." The building isn't the only major upgrade for the Merrill Fire Department. Drury says they benefitted from the generosity of a local foundation. "Chief Dave Savone applied for and received a very, very, very generous grant from the Birman Family Foundation. With that grant, we've got our first command vehicle already in this building. We have two more vehicles coming. We have thirty-year-old fire trucks we're going to replace. One of them is a rescue squad and one is a tender or water tanker truck. They should be here by mid April."
Along with three new vehicles, the department also acquired new turnout gear, a compressor for filling self-contained breathing apparatus tanks, and an area for decontamination and clean-up after a fire.
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UK will be "rolled" Saturday if it keeps "losing attitude" and 21-point spread isn't enough according to Mark Stoops.
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Sidney Rice showed last week what might have been.
He gave a glimpse of last season's brilliance, soaring to catch a 31-yard TD pass and making several other grabs that reminded us of just how valuable he was to this once-high-flying offense.
And this week, with the Giants coming to town, the Vikings have a chance to make a statement against a good opponent. They can head into the offseason feeling like they have a chance to recapture their vibe.
Brett Favre or no Favre. And not just for next.season.
Favre didn't practice on Thursday, leaving his consecutive-game streak in some doubt.
Interestingly, Rice and Favre have not connected all that well in the eight-plus quarters they have played together this season. In 2009, they were hand and glove. If the glove doesn't fit, the Vikings might as well quit.
Adrian Peterson will do his thing. It most likely will be impressive.
The defensive line has emerged of late. It could be the first group to sack Eli Manning in a six-game span.
But for the Vikings to beat the Giants, Rice must be big.
Percy Harvin has battled migraines the past two weeks and might not go again. He can't be counted on, and the rest of the receivers are just guys.
The offensive line must do its job, too. Without sufficient blocking against a potent Giants front, the Vikings won't have the time to get the ball to Rice in the intermediate or deep routes he thrives on.
Throw it up, and Rice can get it. He has as big a catching radius as any receiver in the league.
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ANGIE, La. - One school in Washington Parish says it has the secret to happier kids and safer classrooms.
Whether it's a basic booming voice, handing out high fives or just a one-on-one conversation, male interaction with students at Wesley Ray Elementary School in Angie has turned around the school experience there.
"These guys come out as a father image, whether it's father, uncle, stepfather, they get that male-child interplay, so to speak, so they have an opportunity to just talk to a male," said Esco Burton, leader of Watch D.O.G.S.
The males here are the school's "Watch D.O.G.S.," which stands for Dads of Great Students. It's a program picked up from a National Conference and dropped into the hallways of the school in November. About 40 dads take turns patrolling the campus throughout the year. They say it's led to good morale among students, which equals good grades.
"Anything we do to help our kids be more successful, that's what we want to do," said Burton.
The D.O.G.S. are not only mentors to kids when they come into school. They're protectors of them too.
"I love having the extra eyes, helping watch the kids. I think it helps the kids feel a little more secure at school," said Principal Ginger Champagne.
"We hope that this method may be a better method than trying to bring guns and so forth to school to support our kids," said Burton.
The students think the D.O.G.S. do the trick.
McKenzie Thurmond said, "I like him here because he tells us what to do and him makes sure kids don't fight."
"I like them here so they will watch out for us," said Rihanna Thurmond, whose dad is part of D.O.G.S.
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Teriyaki & Ginger Pork Tenderloins Recipe
Our Test Kitchen pros whipped up this recipe for pork that comes together in a snap and tastes terrific. Enjoy! Simple & Delicious Test Kitchen
- 1/2 cup reduced-sodium teriyaki sauce
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 4 teaspoons brown sugar
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each)
- 2 teaspoons minced fresh gingerroot
- 3/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a small bowl, whisk the teriyaki sauce, oil and brown sugar. Pour 1/2 cup marinade into a large resealable plastic bag; add the pork, ginger and pepper. Seal bag and turn to coat; refrigerate for 4 hours. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade.
- Drain and discard marinade. Moisten a paper towel with cooking oil; using long-handled tongs, lightly coat the grill rack.
- Prepare grill for indirect heat, using a drip pan. Place pork over drip pan and grill pork, covered, over indirect medium-hot heat for 20-27 minutes or until a thermometer reads 145°. Let stand for 10 minutes before slicing. Serve with reserved marinade. Yield: 5 servings.
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A mill fire in Central Falls has crews from several surrounding cities and towns on scene and has sent at least a half a dozen firefighters to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation or heat exhaustion.
The mill building on Foundry Street emitted heavy heat and smoke on Monday afternoon as a fire burned on the first floor of the three story building.
The building houses General Polymer Inc. a company that sells industrial paints and coatings. The Central Falls Fire Chief said that the fire started when paints were being mixed and caught fire.
Hazmat crews were called to the scene because the chemicals in the paint are considered extremely hazardous.
Fire fighters working on the fire left the building covered in soot and had to be hosed down. The fire chief said the chemicals are so dangerous that the suits used to fight the fire will have to be thrown out.
Crews remain on scene fighting to fire. The story will be updated as more information becomes available.
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Fellowship with other believers is not only important, it is biblical (Hebrews 10:25). There are a number of youth groups and Bible clubs meeting in the Albuquerque area. Visit our Youth Group and Bible Clubs map where you'll find location information, contacts, and meetings times of the many local gatherings.
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EUSEBIO CUEVAS, 57, of Rose Avenue in Rouses Point, died suddenly Wednesday, March 27, 2013. He was born on July 7, 1955. A funeral service will be held from 11 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, April 2, at Brown Funeral Home, 29 Broad St., Plattsburgh. Funeral service will be held at noon in the funeral home chapel. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery in Rouses Point at a later date.
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Nothing like driving through an upper-class neighborhood in the middle of the day to cover a story about a rash of burglaries that have been happening (in daylight)… while driving an unmarked station car with three missing hubcaps! Pretty sure someone probably called police to report a "suspicious" car canvassing the area, haha!
So, that was part of my day. Proof that crime can strike anywhere. It's just been reiterated—just got word of a home invasion/robbery in my boyfriend's apartment complex! Yikes!! I'm heading there soon so hopefully everything's cleared out soon!
Now… back to my original story of the day. I've said before, we come across stories in different ways. Today, for example, I saw a facebook post that caught my eye. A follow-up message to an old classmate gave me some additional information… and then police were able to confirm everything. That part worked like a charm. If only we could have had yesterday's temperatures while I was out shooting video of random houses! :)
Ok… sorry, again, for not taking pictures. I should have taken one of the news car to prove I'm not exaggerating!! I've told police before they should use it for undercover operations. But, then again, I guess that's sort of why we have it. :)
Anyway, I'm going to sign off as I listen to David James next to me on the phone with a viewer who called in just to chat. This happens more often than you'd think. We kind of take turns.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: From the States, published each Tuesday by Baptist Press, relays news and feature stories from state Baptist papers and other publications on initiatives by Baptist churches, associations and state conventions in evangelism, church planting and Great Commission outreach, including partnership missions. Reports about churches, associations and state conventions responding to the International Mission Board's call to embrace the world's 3,800 unengaged, unreached people groups also are included in From the States, along with reports about church, associational and state convention initiatives in conjunction with the North American Mission Board's call to Southern Baptist churches to broaden their efforts in starting new churches and satellite campuses. The items appear in Baptist Press as originally published.
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Water flows from teen's heart
By Holly Jo Linzay, Special to the Message
SULPHUR, La. (Baptist Message) -- A wellspring of compassion flooded Addie Young's heart after hearing her youth pastor tell about how thousands of children worldwide die each year due to drinking tainted water.
"I knew then I wanted to make a change, a difference in the world. I did some research on the internet, and decided I wanted to raise money to drill wells for clean water in Haiti," 15-year-old Addie recalled.
Her concern about Haiti's need for clean water was the spark that compelled Addie to start fundraisers with her church family at Houston River Baptist Church that garnered more than $15,000.
"We just mailed a check this week for the fifth water well," Addie enthused over the amount raised, which was quadruple the amount needed for the initial goal of funding one water well.
Last month, Addie, her identical twin, Allie, her father, Steven Young, and her younger sister, Jamie, 13, of Sulphur, all traveled to Haiti on their first mission trip to see first-hand the drilling of a water well. They stayed in a kindergarten classroom at night in the village of Ferrier.
"They drill about 100 feet to tap the clean water. I felt pure happiness when I saw the little kids jumping up and down and clapping with joy. I just prayed to God and thanked Him for doing something so amazing," Addie recalled.
The decision to become involved with helping to raise money for Haiti initially was made when Addie was 13 years old. Her youth pastor, Blake Forman, who had been on a mission trip to Haiti, was sharing some facts about poverty-stricken areas in preparing the youth for their "30-hour Famine" project.
"He was telling us about the world's need for clean water. One of the facts was that it would take about $9 billion to solve the entire world's tainted water problem, and how Americans spend an average of $450 billion a year to buy presents for Christmas. I was mainly concerned about all the kids dying from drinking unclean water. I wanted to do something to help raise money to drill wells," Addie said.
She attempted to try to get her youth group to become involved in a program called "Advent Conspiracy," where you give up the money for one Christmas present and donate it to a specific cause, in her case, water wells in Haiti.
"We raised around $200, but I knew we needed $3,000 for a well to be dug," Addie said.
With young children being especially vulnerable to tainted water, one in every eight kids in Haiti reportedly will not reach his or her fifth birthday. Haiti is still trying to recover from the 2010 earthquake that killed an estimated 315,000. More than a million people were displaced by the earthquake, and many live in camps with limited access to clean water and sanitation.
Through Addie's youth pastor, Mission Waco was chosen as the non-profit organization to handle the donated funds to help dig water wells in Haiti. For $3,000, a well can be dug that will serve about 800 people.
After her initial attempt to raise funds, Addie posted an online challenge to her youth group on Facebook asking them to help her raise enough money for one well within a year. During spring break, her youth group held a car wash and raised $326. Addie and her youth pastor designed a T-shirt that said, "Where there is a well, there is a way," and sold them for $15 each. Vacation Bible School offerings were designated for the Haitian water wells.
"An anonymous donor said they would match any offering brought the second day of VBS, and by the end of the day, we had $6,300. We had enough for two water wells. It was a miracle of God," Addie said.
The children of the church kept bringing money, Addie added.
"The kids were bringing their piggy banks and their allowances. They saw how they could make a difference in the lives of children who had bigger worries then they did. The church took up a special offering, and by the end of the week, we had $9,000," Addie said.
More donations were given, and the youth participated in other efforts until $15,000 was raised.
"I feel like God can use one person, even children, to affect one portion of the world. The world is a broken place. God puts us here to glorify Him and to help other people glorify Him. Whenever we help people get clean water and food, that one small portion of people gets to see Christ through the people that helped them. God used me as a spark, but everyone else fanned the flames to help raise the money for the wells," Addie said.
Holly Jo Linzay is a freelance writer for the Louisiana Baptist Message and a member of Pisgah Baptist Church in Forest Hill, La.
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By Carolyn Nichols
MANAUS, Brazil (FBW) -- A Florida Baptist mission team, including three from First Baptist Church in Arcadia, made possibly the first-ever evangelical contact with a tribe living along the Amazon River system in Brazil. The team visited every stilted home in the village with permission from the tribal chief.
After flying into Manaus, Brazil last fall, the Floridians expected to travel west on one of two rivers merging into the Amazon, but dropping river levelsup to four inches per dayforced the group to head into another, less travelled, waterway.
The unexpected route gave the team an opportunity to visit the previously unreached village, according to team leader Dennis Wilbanks, Partnership Missions team strategist with the Florida Baptist Convention. The Florida Baptist Convention is partner with Amazon Vision Ministries, based at Baptist College of Florida in Graceville that maintains a continual presence in the Amazon region.
According to Wilbanks, the Brazilian government has outlawed contact with indigenous peoples along the Amazon River unless a person or group is invited to make contact by a village resident. Even with an invitation, contact is forbidden if a "No Trespassing" sign is posted on the river bank.
One of the AVM staff members had met Paulo, a new Christian, in Peru, and Paulo had invited AVM to visit his home village where his uncle is chief. When the Florida team arrived in the village and asked for Paulo, he was not there, so team leaders debated whether or not to attempt to find the chief.
"We had spent a day and half getting to the village, and if we couldn't get in, it would be a day and a half to get back there. We thought the potential was so great, and we felt we should go for it," Wilbanks said.
With no sign along the river stopping them, the leaders found the chief, who wore western-style shorts and war paint and feathers in a headband. With apprehension, the chief invited the team to set up a medical clinic in the village. Leah Coulter, a registered nurse from First Baptist Church in Arcadia, and a Brazilian nurse immediately began work in the village where malaria is rampant. The two nurses saw more 70 patients in the tribe.
"These nurses provided the open door for contact with this village," Wilbanks said.
The mission team included Leah Coulter, RN, Chris Jones, deacon, and Pastor Richard Englert, all from First Baptist Church, Arcadia; Fernando Facioli, Brazilian Baptist Church, Coral Springs; Don Minshew, Wellborn Baptist Church; Eddie Bevill, Parkridge Baptist, Coral Springs; Jeff Stading, Bayless Highway Baptist, Starke; Phil Nason, Causeway Baptist, Tampa; Carlos de Silva, Brazilian Baptist church planter, Orlando; Eliel Santas, New Hope Brazilian Baptist, Tampa; Chad Driggers, First Baptist, Fruitland Park; and Dennis Wilbanks.
Coulter, a veteran of mission trips to Honduras, said she was uneasy at first with the evangelism aspect of the trip in which she was the only female team member apart from translators. After initially attempting to stay in the background, the medical personnel became the reason the team was welcomed in the village. Even the chief was treated, and asked for a photo with Coulter and himself.
"My anxiousness was not necessary," she said.
With the chief's acceptance of the mission team, the villagers became "very open" with the Floridians, who accepted invitations to their homes and to go fishing with the men, according to First Baptist Church, Arcadia Pastor Richard Englert, also a veteran international mission volunteer. Chris Jones, a deacon at First Baptist, Arcadia, sang songs, colored and played games with the children of the village, and the chief invited the Florida pastors to tell the children about Jesus.
"This was an exciting, exhilarating, unbelievable opportunity that I will never forget," Englert told the Witness.
On the morning of the second and last day with the tribe, the Floridians were reading the Bible and praying before going ashore, when a police boat rounded the river bend and docked near the AVM vessel. The team anxiously waited to see whether they were would be banned from the village. To their relief, the law officers were responding to a complaint from the chief that a barge was stealing sand from a position upstream of the village. The policemen were invited to eat breakfast on the AVM boat, creating another opportunity for witnessing, according to Wilbanks.
Englert said he and Jones tried to visit each home in the village. During a visit across the river from the AVM boat, the Arcadia volunteers were praying for a sick child in the family when a violent wind arose on the river, so loud that their voices could not be heard.
"The storm was as ferocious as any I've ever seen, and I was looking for shelter. We were on a bluff and there was none," Englert said.
When Jones said "amen," however, the wind instantly died down, Englert said. The mother of the family made a profession of faith during their visit.
"We believe the Lord stopped that storm from coming and interrupting our witness there. He turned that storm away," Wilbanks said.
The Florida group that included nine pastors held a worship service the last evening of their visit. The Gospel was presented through interpreters, and several made professions of faith, including the village chief, his brother and uncle. According to Englert, the chief's "hard" countenance disappeared along with his face paint and feathers.
AVM assured the group it would follow up on the Floridians' initial contact with the villagers. Englert said he is confidant of the Holy Spirit's work in the village.
"The power of Jesus will always aid in sharing the Good News of salvation through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, and will give the opportunity to those who hear to react to the Holy Spirit in any environment," he said.
Carolyn Nichols is newswriter for the Florida Baptist Witness.
Valley Church members minister
to their own people groups
By Sharon Mager
TOWSON, Md. (Baptist Life) -- Valley Baptist Church is on a mission and each member is working to discover his or her personal mission field.
"Missions used to be about going on mission trips and only highly trained specialized people did long-term missions. Now everyone is struggling to see themselves as a missionary and every believer is working to find his or her own people group," Jeff Elkins, associate pastor of Valley Church, said.
Elkins said church members are looking at their people groups as neighbors, members of their community associations, parents and friends at local schools and recreation leagues. Some members are working with the homeless community and others are ministering to prostitutes.
"It's changed how we view discipleship," Elkins said. As members go out and minister, they learn together. Each quarter they meet to assess how they're doing, what tools they need to develop and how they can improve.
"That shift in understanding discipleship has brought radical lifestyle changes. It's brought new energy and life to the congregation. It has excited everyone about chasing Jesus."
Church member Adam Hartry leads a group from Valley that ministers alongside Baltimore Street Church, serving breakfasts to the homeless and poverty stricken community. Hartry sometimes preaches at the church. Last summer, members of Valley Church, partnering with Baltimore Street Church, took homeless people to Ocean Citysome for the first time.
The church is a year into the long-term plan, and they're already seeing growth with over 20 new members and several confessions of faith.
Senior Pastor Rick Cash said the church has always taught the idea of every believer is a missionary. "Now we're being intentional. That is the major difference. We're doing rather than saying, combining word and deed as James says."
"We get locked into life and routine and think of church as a series of programs. We forget that we're supposed to be living on mission," Elkins said.
For more information about Valley Church visit their website, www.valleybaptistchurch.org.
Sharon Mager is a correspondent for the Newsjournal of the Baptist Convention of Maryland/Delaware.
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Oral history interview with William Henry Traher, 1964 Nov. 13
Traher, William Henry
b. 1908
d. 1984
Active in Denver, Colo.
Sound recording: 1 sound tape reel (45 min.) ; 7 in.
Transcript: 22 p.
Format: Sound quality is poor.
An unrelated interview of Charles J. Savage conducted by S. Loomis is also on this tape.
An unrelated interview of Juan Menchaca conducted by S. Loomis is also on this tape.
Collection Summary: An interview of William Henry Traher conducted 1964 Nov. 13, by Sylvia Loomis for the Archives of American Art.
Biographical/Historical Note: Painter, muralist; Denver, Colorado.
Conducted as part of the Archives of American Art's New Deal and the Arts project, which includes over 400 interviews of artists, administrators, historians, and others involved with the federal government's art programs and the activities of the Farm Security Administration in the 1930s and early 1940s.


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A lot would have to fall into place, so this isn't necessarily a "Fare thee well, CC!" update. The Yankees would have to lose the series, for one. And then Sabathia would need to opt out of his contract, which he can do after this season. He's due $92 million after this year, and he could want to see if he can get a little more guaranteed money as he advances in age. And then the Yankees would have to not be the team who gives him that money. It's unlikely we just watched Sabathia's last game as a Yankee.
But it could have been his last game. Weirder offseason things have happened, and there's another rich AL East team that might be in the market for an expensive starting pitcher that can double as a poke in the eye. Just throwing that out there, mostly to make Yankees fans gag a little bit.
If it is Sabathia's last start as a Yankee, what a weird finale. He couldn't throw strikes in the early going, but he was bailed out with an inning-ending double play in each of his first three innings. In the end, though, Brandon Inge and Ramon Santiago were too much for CC Sabathia. Read that last sentence back a few times. It makes you feel like you drank six wine coolers through your nose.


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