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In the world of mobile computing, HTML5 is a potential disruptive force to the current way of doing things. Perhaps more specifically, it can disrupt the way Apple invented the mobile app ecosystem.
Mobile apps existed long before Apple came along. As BlackBerry owners know, it has always been easy to grab a link to a JAD file, click on it, and have the app install itself on your BlackBerry phone. But when Apple introduced their App Store, they centralized the distribution of iOS apps and imposed their own set of rules on what would be permitted in the store.
For consumers, the existence of a mobile application store makes things easy. It's like knowing that whatever you need to buy, you'll find it at Costco, or Home Depot, or whatever mega-store you want to substitute into this metaphor. There's one store to buy things from, there's one easy method payment, and there's one simple way to get app updates.
For publishers, it's convenient too. Publish your app in the store and don't worry about collecting the money. Don't worry about managing all those emails from customers who tell you they lost their download link or broke their device. The store takes care of it. That is, unless your app doesn't fit into their neat little framework, or unless you don't want to part with 30% commission. Or, unless you don't like the idea of someone else owning your customer.
Big media companies don't like the idea of having Apple (or anyone) "own" their mobile app subscribers. They want to be able to directly connect with customers by email, and collect payment outside of the walled-garden that is the app store.
Enter HTML5.
It's a whole new world of web programming. No longer is HTML useful only for presenting text, or rendering CSS stylesheets. HTML5 is dynamic, flexible and pretty darn powerful. The capabilities of HMTL5 let you do all kinds of things such as adding filters to an image, playing video, automatic drag and drop of files that get uploaded to a server, simple text chat, geolocation, scalable vector graphics, and much more.
RIM has embraced HTML5 by introducing the open sourced WebWorks development platform (essentially a fork of PhoneGap). They've even go so far as to build the BlackBerry 10 browser using HTML5, and they're pushing hard to show developers how easy it is to create BlackBerry 10 app using their tools.
RIM is by no means the only company supporting HTML5. Apple had a very public stance on the inevitable death of Flash, based on their belief that HTML5 would displace it. I think it's safe to say Apple was right about this. Every major player in mobile realizes the movement towards HMTL5.
But app developers who publish their work using a framework such as BlackBerry WebWorks are still publishing to a store. They are still dependent upon the rules of that store, and the commissions taken by the platform owner. Nothing really changes except for the programming lanuage.
That is, until people sidestep the stores completely and just publish their apps as a URL. Point your URL to the server that hosts your HTML5 app and you're in business. There is no app store. There are no versions to maintain for customers, since it's all hosted online. There are no issues with someone else owning your subscribers, if you have a subscription model. Everything is run through the browser.
HTML5 allows offline web caching, so that apps can work when they aren't connected to the Internet. Pretty awesome, right?
So what is HTML5 really useful for? In the long term, I don't know. It's probably going to extend far beyond whatever we're seeing today. Right now it's among the easiest ways to publish content-rich apps. Think news, weather, ebooks, video, audio, recipes, tour guides, or any other app that mostly consists of text, simple graphics, audio and video.
At the other end of the spectrum we have complex 3D games. But those games are usually coded on gaming SDKs such as Unity. I think the gaming industry has already proven that platform-specific tools are not the best approach for the big name developers (who can afford to use these tools). Big names would rather invest in a cross-platform tool that lets them bring their games to iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10 and Windows 8.
It seems to me, then, that this same truth will extend itself to content apps. RIM is putting a lot of effort into WebWorks. The code is all open source on GitHub, so anyone is free to run with it. Longer term, I think we'll be looking at a scenario where one best-in-class HTML5 app development kit exists, and platform vendors, like BlackBerry, contribute specific code blocks to enable the use of APIs on their devices.
News, weather, sports, and many other content-rich apps don't need to exist in a store. They need to exist on the web, and be saved as shortcut icons to the mobile device. We then need a public cloud with user authentication so that we can share our apps across our multiple devices. This is going to take many years to unfold, but that's where I see things going.
In the mean time, is BlackBerry going to be helped or hurt by this focus on HTML5? I actually think it will help them in the long and short run.
In the short run, they're giving developers two major choices. Develop using WebWorks, or develop using the native kit with Cascades. I suppose I should add that the Android player is a third choice. Considering how far these tools have been pushed along over the last couple of years, RIM is in a good position in terms of what it offers developers. The offline world of apps hasn't really taken hold yet, but iOS and Android developers now have an easier way to get their code running inside BlackBerry World.
Longer term, I think the bet on HTML5 will prevent RIM from falling behind in mobile computing. They will absolutely need to support the standard to the highest level. When mobile apps become mobile HTML5 websites, not distributed through a store, RIM needs to ensure these apps run on BlackBerry 10. If we all complain about the lack of Skype, Netflix and Instagram now, imagine what we'd be saying when it's not even the developer's choice anymore - imagine what we'd say when it's a limitation of the platform (and their poor support for HTML5).
I think RIM is placing the smart bet here. They're doing what works not only for the short term, but for the long term.
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Kiddo2050 Dec 11, 2012 at 2:28 pm
If RIM was going it alone it migh be a distration, however MSFT is also pushing for HTML5 and they have a ton of money to throw at it. So hopefully not a distraction.
If HTML5 is the future why have some very large companies such as facebook effectively scrapped their HTML5 based apps and moved back to native apps?
(That's an actual question, I'm looking for someone more technical than me to answer).
RubberChicken76 Dec 11, 2012 at 2:41 pm
A combo of things. Performance is one. Another is that the standard is still evolving. A third is that there is a wide disparity in terms of HTML 5 support across various devices.
dentynefire Dec 11, 2012 at 2:46 pm
I wish I had an absolute answer but I've heard performance was the issue. I believe it is memory related as the iphone and ipads don't have a lot of ram so it crashed. Nothing to do with HTML5.
hoob15 Dec 11, 2012 at 2:49 pm
Hrm. As soon as I finished reading this post I went and looked up that exact same interview (Zuck's first since the IPO where he's now (in?)famously quoted as saying:
"I think the biggest mistake that we made as a company is betting too much on HTML5 as opposed to native."
But then he goes on to say that while he thinks the future is headed for HTML5, ("It's not that HTML5 is bad. I'm actually, long-term, really excited about it"), it just isn't there yet in terms of maturity to be able to take greater advantage of it ("We just never were able to get the quality we wanted...")
At least that's my interpretation.
To Umi's point, HTML5 kind of future-proofs RIM, allows them to be prepared if in fact the future is all aboot HTML5.
Masahiro Dec 11, 2012 at 3:28 pm
I think the answer is in the question. Facebook is a company that's large enough to be able to allocate the resources to building a dedicated native app for each platform. Not to mention it is a fairly major app with a lot of functions, as opposed to a mere website portal.
TheMarco Dec 11, 2012 at 5:00 pm
Facebook wasn't able to get it right. Even with their native app they're still not getting it right (considering how buggy the native iOS app is for me).
It's possible to build high performance HTML5 apps but you have to know what you're doing. If you're going to insert inline blocking JS calls all over the place in a pane that needs to scroll smoothly then... yes, it's going to be a stuttery, laggy experience.
I'm personally kind of pissed off at Facebook for their HTML5 screwup because right now a lot of companies have started thinking HTML5 is somehow inferior. It's not. It's just not the cheaper, easier to build than native solution. I'd dare say that building a good HTML5 app is no easier nor cheaper than a good native app.
varunsain Dec 12, 2012 at 12:14 am
Facebook in BB10 is HTML5 and gives great performance. Have a look at the demo.
Facebook did HTML5 for Apple.. But everyone knows how that went.. So MarkZ said.. That making HTML5 for Apple was the biggest mistake.. They have no choice but to make native app because of apple html5 performance issues.. Now they keep paying Apple money for the millions of downloads (for which facebook does not get a penny) but because of Apple app store they still have to pay apple.
I believe this is what this article is talking about..
umarhsn Jan 3, 2013 at 5:19 am
Zuckermann was proved wrong with FastBook by Sencha. (http://www.sencha.com/blog/the-making-of-fastbook-an-html5-love-story)
when he said
"I think the biggest mistake that we made as a company is betting too much on HTML5 as opposed to native."
But then he goes on to say that while he thinks the FUTURE is headed for HTML5,
("It's NOT that HTML5 is bad. I'm actually, long-term, really excited about it"), it just isn't there yet in terms of maturity to be able to take greater advantage of it
("We just never were able to get the quality we wanted...")
TheStoof Dec 11, 2012 at 2:40 pm
HTML5 is only as good as the browser that parses it...
rherfurth Dec 11, 2012 at 2:43 pm
This is what I decided to build my application in....the folks were nice enough to share some awesome 'native BB10' functionality.
Not to mention the tools are awesome to work with. I can create apps on my 5+ yr old laptop!
Keep in mind of course, you are limited to the resources you can use, for me (GPS location, local DB) was all I needed, along with the ability to share information with contacts on BBM and text msg...everything possible through HTML5....although I don't know if I will have it all ready by the January deadline.
Plus I can port my app quickly to iOS and Android, and not need to maintain multiple code bases which is going to be a key.
hoob15 Dec 11, 2012 at 2:49 pm
double post
The only issue with HTML5 on BlackBerry 10 is the performance. Sadly its abysmal.
The most recent SDK update added improvements, but we still don't think it's ready for prime time. Perhaps the Gold release will prove us wrong.
Not that you can't write perfectly good apps in HTML5 of course. They're just not that great on BB10 - so far.
Darlaten Dec 11, 2012 at 3:26 pm
Who is "us" and "we"?
mckillio Dec 11, 2012 at 3:27 pm
And how does BB10 HTML5 compare to iOS, Android, WP8?
Unfortunately I have to agree, HTML5 performance on my dev alpha A isn't awesome. Unless you are going all-out raw and writing from scratch, when referring to "HTML5" most people choose to adopt a framework like Sencha Touch or jQueryMobile or bbUI.js. I've tried prototyping my app in all three and the results were "OK" but not silky smooth and responsive like the equivalent Cascades version. Maybe I'm too picky, but annoyances like clicking something then having to click it again, or occasional checkerboxing while scrolling drove me up the wall. Plus I'm not even convinced the alleged "efficiency gains" over native are that great. Often I'd get cooking then suddenly hit a snag and spend a huge portion of my time troubleshooting or hacking around a tiny issue.
Having said that, I actually think RIM's approach is smart since by supporting Adobe Air, Android and best of all C++/Cascades, they aren't betting the farm on HTML5. Eventually the frameworks will mature and the hardware will make performance issues history. I think we're only at the beginning and it will be interesting to see how this ultimately develops.
Raestloz Dec 12, 2012 at 11:29 am
Shouldn't it be expected? IIRC HTML5 performance on PCs are not that great either. HTML5 runs on browser, so it's like Java apps, which run on JVM (so to speak).
For graphics it might be able to leverage GPU (if the system has one), but - like Java - it won't be as fast as native can be.
And while we're at it, you tried Greensock yet? It has JavaScript version, so it might help you with some animation stuff.
southlander Dec 11, 2012 at 3:17 pm
Good write up. But you did not mention the most brilliant part of the Apple appstore and the walled garden approach. No malware. This idea of apps being 100% safe and not needing a virus scanner etc. is very appealing to folks after decades of Windows malware on PCs.
Joe257 Dec 12, 2012 at 8:50 am
That is incorrect and misleading. I think you misinterpret Apple's wall garden approach. Certainly, unlike Android, there is a greatly reduced risk, but Apple does not review all code for malware. They cannot manage all the apps in the App Store. Having to rely on the App Store does lessen the risk but does not eliminate it. With most folks jailbreaking their iPhones the risk is significantly increased. In fact, the jailbreaking sofware itself could be contaminated, as well as other software that is loaded onto the device.
Raestloz Dec 12, 2012 at 11:32 am
Walled Garden approach does not guarantee safety. Ask Crackberry Forums about "Jared Co."
Joe257 Dec 11, 2012 at 3:41 pm
Think you give Apple too much credit for predicting the death of flash. Adobe backed off once the W3 community signed off on a standard for the next generation HTML, HTML5. Apple wasn't the only one who had to accept that the way forward was already paved for the next generation HTML standard.
menaknow Dec 11, 2012 at 3:45 pm
"So what is HTML5 really useful for? In the long term, I don't know."
WebWorks is a wrapper that gives the native functionality that can't be achieved just buy using a web site that is hosted on a server. HTML5 is still sandboxed. Not as much has HTML4, but integration with PIM, BBM connect etc? I am not sure how you would accomplish that without a plug in.
Also with the hosted solution, you now run into the browser PITA problem we developers hate. Same application, but hitting windows phone, huh well gotta disable functionality as it is IE 8 which doesn't support HTML5 fully.
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npunk42 Dec 11, 2012 at 4:05 pm
My bold 9930 got 288 out of 500. I thought the 485 shown on top would be demonstrative of what I could expect from my own BB. Guess not.
TomJasper Dec 11, 2012 at 4:36 pm
No worries as BB10 crushes "fruit company" latest by 100 points easily. 495 / BB10 vs 395 /fruit company.
Camfella Dec 11, 2012 at 6:14 pm
How does this help BB? How does it benefit the consumer? Right now it's just a marketing tool to convince specfools like yourself that it means BB is the superior product. Apparently it worked!
Raestloz Dec 12, 2012 at 11:35 am
I don't see how you can dispute hard fact. BlackBerry 10 Browser is superior. Nobody lied and nobody fooled anybody.
kupfernigk Dec 12, 2012 at 12:47 pm
Actually, it means that many of the things for which you need "apps" in iOS or Android will just work in the browser in BB10. I am constantly amazed at how many sites work properly on the Playbook, for instance, that don't work properly in Android 4. This is a selling point.
kfh227 Dec 11, 2012 at 4:14 pm
Angry Birds can be played in an HTML5 compliant browser. Just google for it. I think chrome.angrybirds.com is the official demo link.
PostMortem Dec 11, 2012 at 4:22 pm
Great article, it will be interesting to see how this plays out, but for a certainty, having great HTML5 support is a very good thing.
owadkelly Dec 11, 2012 at 4:24 pm
I'm already enjoying html5 on my 9900 browser. No flash but I can still stream vids.
nabil114 Dec 11, 2012 at 6:08 pm
I want to know how the Flash works on the HTML 5 and the performance gain from it.
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webtronia Dec 11, 2012 at 7:45 pm
Hopefully there still time for Rim.
jonty12 Dec 11, 2012 at 8:00 pm
Interesting timing. Dec 7 GS report (Clash of the Titans) predicts HTML5 as a leading contender to be a game changer, but, in 3-5 years - not quite ready for primetime yet.
mapsonburt Dec 11, 2012 at 9:26 pm
HTML5TEST scores compliance.... Interesting but day to day users care about speed. Unless RIM is ALSO fast, nobody will care. They should focus on improving ALL the benchmarks. Internet Exploder gets abysmal HTML5Test scores but it is still better supported than most web browsers because developers write to it... Plugins also matter and HTML5TEST does little to solve that problem.
BB10BelieveIt Dec 11, 2012 at 9:54 pm
HTML5 Is very smart for 2 additional reasons. Enterprise and the car industry. In the business world it is far more palatable to write HTML5 apps for Blackberry that will work for everything as else as well. The loss of performance may be an acceptable trade off for universal function. In the car industry we have a new class of touchscreen devices with a very small app base to work with; HTML5 gives RIM a chance to get big name apps that want to work in cars as well (and Blackberry)
I also think that HTML5 will be great for remote car virtualization AKA your car display is in HTML5 and can be virtualized to any phone or tablet through the browser so you can remote control some functions). It may take a while to get the performance, but that would look really good if I was a car maker
G-bone Dec 12, 2012 at 3:51 am
Another great analysis, Umi! And a satisfying conclusion. The "New BlackBerry" is on top of everything...
Superfly_FR Dec 12, 2012 at 7:39 am
@Chris : another factor is that HTML5 adoption will bring piles of web developers (like me) to the mobile segment, with Blackberry that shows a brilliant support of HTML5 as the entry step.
Joe257 Dec 12, 2012 at 8:13 am
Support for HTML5 is fantastic, but the browser should have been written in C for best performance. Core apps should be multi-threaded for optimal responsiveness. The effort to write using WebWorks is fine for simple apps, but the performance will always be a little below par. It's not worth the compromise.
scalemaster34 Dec 12, 2012 at 9:26 am
HTML5 is great.
But we have already seen that a good SCORE does not always translate into a great browser experience. Or that developers are ready to comment to building apps for it.
Rootbrian Dec 13, 2012 at 6:59 am
HTML5 is the future. I keep flash player turned OFF in all my browsers until I really need to use it, and only then, if the pages demand it and it isn't an ad, I'll enable it.


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BRIGHAM CITY, Utah (ABC 4 News) – The ACLU of Utah files a lawsuit challenging Brigham City's "Free Speech Zone" ordinance.
According to the ACLU the ordinance "violates the Utah and United States Constitutions because it requires a permit for almost any conceivable form of public expression and imposes civil and criminal penalties for failing to comply."
The complaint was issued on behalf of the Main Street Church of Brigham City. The church planned on distributing literature during the open house of the LDS Temple in Brigham City. In order to do so, Brigham City Police told the church they needed to apply for a permit for activity on any public sidewalk. Main Street Church did apply for the application, and it was approved, but it came with restrictions. The permit allowed the group to hand out their fliers on the North and South side of the Temple, but not near the entrance or rear of the church.
John Mejia, Legal Director of the ACLU of Utah said, "We have a problem with there being a need for a permit in the first place, but in this particular case the permit prohibited them from being on the public sidewalk on the East and West side of the Temple and it also limits the number of people to four."
The other problem with the ordinance according to the ACLU is that it imposes civil and criminal penalties for failing to comply.
"If they go out there and start handing out leaflets they could be accused of unlawful protest and be told to leave; if they don't leave they could be arrested," explained Mejia.
Brigham City says the purpose the Free Speech Zones isn't to restrict freedom of speech, instead it's about the public and protestor safety. A statement reads, "To Brigham City's knowledge this ordinance has been upheld as constitutional by the courts."
The ACLU disagrees, "This ordinance violates their right to speech, their right to assemble and their right to practice religion freely."
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As the investigation continues, we're learning more about the shooter who shot and killed more than two dozen people in Connecticut. New reports have mentioned, Adam Lanza had Asperger Syndrome, a form of autism, but did the disorder lead to the crime?
Erin Smith, a mother of 2, is speaking out about the condition. Her son, Carter was diagnosed with Aspergers one year ago. She says he is a typical 5 year old, but there are times his symptoms are more obvious.
"There are some things that you have to watch they can be very rigid, when they're frustrated they can be very frustrated," Smith said. "They can have a temper but again, you can see that with 'normal' kids or 'typical' kids."
Smith firmly believes, Aspergers did not cause the shooting in Connecticut.
"This first thing that came to my mind when I heard about it about it was, that is my son," she said. "Personally, I feel horrible for what happened. It just makes me sad because now I think they're portraying people with Aspergers as monsters, and they're not."
Sherry Moyer agrees. She is the director of the Center for Excellence in Autism at UTMC.
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Douglas Carter Beane and Lewis Flinn's Lysistrata Jones opened on a Greenwich Village basketball court last June and revealed itself to be a wryly sly jolt of Aristophanes masquerading as a low-grade high school — or rather, college — musical. Capital fun, I thought, hitting enough demographics to possibly make it on a larger scale. A group of bravely hardy — or perhaps foolhardy — producers went the next step, propelling this retelling of a Lysistrata-led strike against sexual favors to Broadway.
Lysistrata Jones had just as much going for it at the Walter Kerr, but long before the opening the show revealed its Achilles' heel (if a musical can be said to have an Achilles' heel). Audiences at large did not want to see it, it seems; not at all. Long before reviews or word of mouth began to circulate, business was at starvation level. The Off-Broadway engagement enjoyed good reviews, great word-of-mouth, and sellout business. Uptown, simply put, nobody was interested in buying tickets. Lysistrata had a mixed reaction during previews; some people liked it, some not. The reviews — at least some important ones — were quite good, with critics repeating their praise from downtown.
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Which was disheartening. Lysistrata Jones is a sweet little show, witty, clever and enjoyably unpretentious. A great musical it is not; but then, there are long-running hits presently on the boards that neither you nor I would classify as great. Lysistrata Jones did what it set out to do, and did so in an entertaining manner. I would say it is a shame that it didn't run longer, but it really couldn't run longer. It was the right show, I suppose, in the wrong place at the wrong time.
The right place should prove to be the regional, stock and amateur circuit — college groups, especially. This makes the new original cast album all the more welcome. Without a CD, a flop is a flop and unlikely to amass a string of productions. Give producers and directors across the country the script and a copy of the CD, and they are likely to say — we can do well with this! And hopefully so; Lysistrata Jones is a lot better than its adventures last December indicate.
Let me add that the songs by Lewis Flinn are perky but not what I would call distinguished. Workable enough, by my standards. The CD brings us the energetic cast, and reminds me how much I liked Patti Murin and Jason Tam as the head cheerleader — AKA Lysistrata — and a blogger named Xander. There are also refreshing performances from Josh Segarra as the basketball star and Lindsay Nicole Chambers as a poetry-slamming book nerd. And lots of energy from the cast of 12.
No, we can't call Lysistrata Jones a Broadway success, but it is a musical worth knowing, and one that should please audiences across the country just like it did when it was a sold-out hit downtown last June.
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The West Sabine Tigers will be adapting to some big changes this football season.
Seven new coaches on staff and a new head coach, but the Tigers say they're ready to win more ball games this year. Head Coach Tod Stark has been a coach at West Sabine for six years now, but now he he's the leading man. "We have seven new coaches on our staff, the previous A-D and head football coach is a great man, great man of God, great friend of mine, at the last minute he had the opportunity to go and coach and be an assistant and have fun and not so many headaches, as goes along with the A-D." The athletes are pretty pumped about the new coach.
They say they haven't seen too many changes in coaching styles. Senior Calub Brown says promoting Coach Stark was a good idea. "We're learning new things...he's a good guy and knows what he's talking about." Junior Brien Birdwell agrees, "The only thing that has really changed was the words we use to describe the plays, but I'm not going to get into too much detail about that so that our opponents won't have the edge on us."
The Tigers have several skilled players returning and their whole offensive line is made up of Juniors, who are experienced. This year, they plan to put a whole lot of concentration on their special skills teams. "In the past, we've concentrated more on the special teams and we feel like last year two or three ball games, the special teams may have cost us the game, primarily the last playoff where we had the punt blocked and they fell in the end zone to win the ball game."
Coach Stark says the key to winning big games in Class 1-A and 2-A football is keeping all these guys healthy.
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With all the fanfare that Hump has received off of his successful season, one has to question whether he is going to be worth the big contract at year's end. We all know he is a rebounding machine, yet what else does he bring to the court in order not to be classified as a "one dimensional" player? Sure he hustles and brings tenacity, yet there are other players across the league that can bring that on a nightly basis as well. Take Reggie Evans of Toronto; he is a NBA journeyman at best and from all accords has produced similar, if not superior rebounding (12.3 per game), than Humph this year. He is an NBA minimum contract type player who primarily rebounds and adds feistiness to the defensive end. Sounds a lot like Hump, no?
Why is Hump worthy of a potential 3-5 year, 5-10M per year contract in most of our fans eyes when there are others out there that can be had for the minimum, short term contract that produce similar, if not superior, stats? Would it not be more prudent to sign an all around skillled PF (like West, Randolph, etc) and have a minimum type player (like Evans) to play backup?
Not knocking the Hump, yet I do not find him as necessary as others do for the success of the team's future. I say attempt to sign Reggie Evans to a short term, low $ deal and say good bye to the Hump. Let some other team overypay for his "one dimensional" skills.


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Ten bolts. I also used a 0.5 Camalot (long sling), a blue Alien (long sling), and a #2 and #1 Camalot.


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Members of the U.S. Marshal's Pacific Northwest Violent Offender Task Force, Othello Police and Adams County Sheriff's Office found and arrested 19-year-old Ramon O. Morfin at an apartment complex Friday morning.
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Tips for Scalable CSS Layouts
I'm looking for tips on creating scalable, extensible CSS layouts. What techniques or concepts would you apply to a layout where future growth is a concern?
Most of the business websites I've worked on have lacked flexibility in their layout. Often I find that the design of the navigation doesn't allow you to add a new menu item or the layout doesn't automatically extend vertically. These are just two examples of how a layout can be difficult to extend.
To narrow the focus and help you better understand the question, I'm thinking about business websites that are larger than the typical "5 page brochure" website and could continue to grow as the business moves not just into new products, but into new domains. My question could easily apply to other websites as well but there are certain types of websites where my question does not apply, such as art/photography websites or blogs, where scalability is not a concern or where the aesthetics of the site trumps scalability.
In your answer, please don't lose site of usability. For example, a side navigation bar is much more scalable than top navigation but side bars are often used for filtering, context menus, related content, etc. I'm also under the impression (perhaps falsely) that top navigation is considered a best practice when it comes to usability.
Also, I know that a fully fluid layout is probably one of the most scalable and extensible layouts there is. I'm not really interested in using a fully fluid layout although I'm open to reconsider if it can be made to look fairly decent.
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Your question is too broad a concept to answer in a few short lines and depends on many variables so answers will be pretty generic.
As far as tips go then here's a few off the top of my head:
- preferably design elastic sites that scale well within a min and max width (use media queries if mobile support is required)
- expect that every line may wrap to the next and accommodate it correctly
- don't squeeze text into a tight space and don't set heights on any fluid text content containers.
- Use ems for fonts and measurements where appropriate and don't size then too small
- Allow elements to breathe and don't account for every pixel across the width of the container.
- Don't expect lines of text to be the same length cross browser so allow the to be longer or shorter without causing problem.
- Avoid heights on elements that hold text or fluid content - (I already said that but it needs saying twice)
Fixed vs. Fluid vs. Elastic Layout: Whats The Right One For You? - Smashing Magazine
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Thanks, Paul. This is exactly the kind of information I was looking for. I intentionally kept the question broad because I wanted a very general run down of ways to keep a design scalable.


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March 5, 2007
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In this week's edition, we look back at last week's results, while previewing the big week the women's baseketball and the rest of the JU athletic programs.
Men's Basketball
The storybook season for JU came to a tragic end as Campbell upset the Dolphins, 90-85, in overtime in the quarterfinals of the General Shale Atlantic Sun Men's Basketball Championship.
The Dolphins (15-14) see their season come to an end after rallying from a nine-point deficit in the final five minutes to force overtime, largely because of Jesse Kimbrough.
The senior put the team on his back in the second half, scoring 14 of his game-high 24 in the second frame. In his final game at JU, Kimbrough led the in scoring, dished out six assists, pulled down five rebounds and didn't commit a turnover in 42 minutes of action.
Women's Basketball
Basketball has never been hotter with the JU women's basketball team as they picked up their program-record 20th win over Lipscomb, 69-59, on March 2.
They opened the week upsetting regular-season champion Belmont, 65-58, on March 1 at Swisher Gymnasium.
The Dolphins finished the regular season winning a program-record eight consecutive games and they have won 15 of their last 17 games overall. For their efforts, JU earned a program-high No. 2 seed in the A-Sun Tournament.
Junior Ashley Williams scored 19 points in the Belmont win, while adding 25 points in the home finale against Lipscomb. Sophomore Virginia Gregorie also added 16 points in JU's victory over Belmont.
This week, the Dolphins host No. 7 seed Stetson on Thursday in the first round of the A-Sun Tournament in Dothan, Ala. Tipoff is set for 4:30 p.m. and can heard live on ESPN 1460 or watched through atlanticsun.org.
The Dolphins ended the week on a high note with two wins over La Salle at Alexander Brest Field.
JU opened the week with at loss at Georgia Southern, 12-7, on Feb. 28.
La Salle their four-game slate against JU with an 11-7 win on March 2 and a 10-5 game one victory in extra innings on the next day.
JU bounced back with a 6-2 in game two of the Saturday doubleheader and a 14-4 thrashing on March 4 to end the week.
Senior Pete Clifford led the way for JU at the plate going 13-for-20 (.650) with three doubles, a triple, eight runs and four RBI in five games. He also tallied 18 total baes, a .900 slugging percentage and a .900 on-base percentage.
The Dolphins have a busy week as they play six games in less than seven days. JU opens the week at 2005 national-runner up Florida in Gainesville, Fla. First pitch is set for 6:30 p.m. The game can be heard live on ESPN 1460 with pregame starting at 6 p.m.
They will return home Wednesday for five games. They begin the slate with UCONN at 6:30 p.m. JU plays UCONN again on Friday at 6:30 p.m. before taking on UNC-Greensboro on Saturday at 1 p.m. They wrap up the marathon week with a doubleheader against Western Michigan at 2 p.m.
The Dolphins continued their tough preseason slate as they hosted #9 Michigan, Notre Dame and Virginia for the Crispers/JU Invitational over the weekend.
They dropped games to the Fighting Irish and the Wolverines on the first day, but were able to down the Cavaliers, 10-2, on Sunday.
Freshman Ashley Mora led JU on the final day going 4-for-9 with two doubles in three RBI in two games. Senior Katie Buell picked up the win in the circle for the Dolphins after tossing five innings and allowing two runs on four hits with a strikeout.
The Dolphins will travel down to Clearwater, Fla. to complete in the USF/adidas Spring Break Invitational beginning on Thursday. They open the day with Oklahoma State at 11 a.m. and wrap up with Western Michigan at 1 p.m. On Friday, JU faces North Carolina at 1 p.m. before taking on Wagner at 6 p.m. The Dolphins play host USF on Saturday at 1 p.m. before heading into bracket play.
Men's Tennis
The men's tennis team spilt a pair of matches at home this week. JU fell to Campbell, 4-3, to open the week on March 3, but bounced back with a 4-3 win over Hampton on March 4.
Sophomore Jordi Ballester won both of his No. 1 singles match and helped clinch the game-winning doubles point against Hampton to pace JU.
The Dolphins host Xavier at 2 p.m. on Thursday and finish with Appalachian State at 1 p.m. The Dolphins will also officially dedicate the Keith T. Watson Tennis Complex as their home courts on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Women's Tennis
JU began the week by ending Campbell's seven-game winning streak with a 4-3 victory on March 3, which carried over to the next day with a 4-3 win over Hampton.
Tatiana Soldatova went 3-0 in singles and doubles over the weekend to lead JU.
This week, the Dolphins host A-Sun foe Kennesaw State on Wednesday at 2 p.m. in their only match of the week.
Other notable events
- After a two-week hiatus, the men's golf team is back in action for the two-day Braveheart Classic in Beaumont, Calif. starting on Monday.
- The women's golf team plays at Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational on Wednesday in Orlando, Fla.


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A cool October
a not so cold night,
yet the chills ran deep,
a night filled with fright.
Bludgeon was there,
A date with dementia
and Gorgach Urchin
Did they not getcha?
Master of the barn
The butcher bloodshed,
he took what he needed
and left the rest dead.
Then entered the clowns
Their jokes were lethal.
Those comics of doom
Became pure evil.
Then you were trapped
Deep in Misery's mine.
Stayed true to the task
Yet you had no spine?
For the timbers did creek
and boulders did crash,
First breathing dust
then the fire and ash.
And what became
of an old sawmill,
When rage took o'er
It was time to kill.
The cemetery's path
a mysterious lane,
Where all still lived
and screams were in vain
The hotel stood tall
in the town Weepingville,
where once lived many
It is now quite still.
Yet Some have noted
on nightly occasion,
the deceased still roam
with no population.
Then as you live.
Then as you die.
The country morgue,
It's your final goodbye
This sleeping little farm
has turned in for the night.
Yet spirits still dwell
where there is no light.
So my friend, I say
too speak quietly.
If presence be known
pain comes severely.
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the dread still burned.
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text: Missed Connections Study 12 Ways to Get a Craigslist Missed Connection by Tara Block 2/15/12 0 Reactions 26 Shares Print 0 22 4 0 0 If you spent Valentine's Day on your own or out with girlfriends, you may be scouring your local Craigslist Missed Connections today for a fellow single guy who caught your eye on the romantic holiday. These online personals range from funny to creepy to sweet, but who can resist the thought of finding love in such an unlikely way? Sure, cheesy or awkward Missed Connections can be fun to laugh at, but they can also be a fascinating way to look at modern dating habits. Brooklyn artist Sophie Blackall has even turned Missed Connections into art, becoming an expert on the ads along the way. And numerous studies across the US have been done on these Craigslist ads, deciphering where, how, and why they happen. So if you're hoping to see a Missed Connections with your name on it, check out these tips we've gleaned from the experts on how to make it happen! Take Public Transit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sophie says in New York the best place to find Missed Connection is on the Subway, especially the L train. And according to a San Francisco Missed Connection study, the BART is the best spot for one in the Northern California city. In Chicago, the trains are also a big hub for MC ads. Source: Thinkstock 1 / 12 Set Yourself Apart What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The researchers at the Center For Missed Connections say you should have something distinctive and memorable about yourself, whether that's a scarf, hat, or tattoo. Source: Thinkstock 2 / 12 Disappear What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you truly want a Missed Connection, you have to subtly make your exit before you're able to exchange information with the stranger you've connected with, says the Center For Missed Connections. 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Another local – you cant move for the abundance of gastropubs in North London, and this is one of the goodies.
The Wells is a lot more posh than my other favourites up North. The pub lives in a leafy Hampstead street where one can only dream of residing in (4 storey properties and the like). There is seating outside, as well as upstairs – but the downstairs has no booking policy. It tends to get busy with the walkers, plus dogs are welcome, so its even more lovely in my opinion.
Foodwise – delicious. I again went for the simple burger choice but it was lovely and meaty – as a simple dish like this should be. It came with homemade coleslaw and probably some of the best chips id had in a long while. It costed around the £8 mark so not extortionate. My companion had the roast – and this was huge. At £15.95, i think he got a decent meal and the plate had a healthy portion of meat, oven roasted veggies, yorkies and gravy. If i was feeling very hungry, this would be it. There was a decent array of other choices, fish, duck, pies – but nothing seemed too overpriced and other diners did seem to be enjoying it all.
Puddings – i refrained but companion had the sorbet which looked lovely – other choices were banoffi pie and eton mess – everything i saw others eating looked very well presented, not just plonked on a plate. The Wells obviously takes a lot of pride in presentation/
Im giving the Wells good marks because service was great and it certainly has a very good and cheery atmosphere. The food i had was delicious, and its one of the few pubs where im sure ill break my 'one time only' rule and will be back. Its ideal for a stop over after a leisurely walk in Hampstead but just make sure you are hungry and ready to feast!


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19-05-2010 20:01
but when I click on the "Check For Software Update" my device say: No update avainable
what can I Do?
19-05-2010 22:45
20-05-2010 2:00
Wow still stuck on V12 huh! that sucks big time. Where u @ and what network are you with? Have you tried contacting both Nokia and your service provider to find out why?
20-05-2010 2:48
Reasons why a phone cannot update:
1. It is a country variant - country variants often get the updates later, or have updates skipped altogether. A Turkish country variant product code for example, skipped v40 and updated from v31 straight to v50.
2. It is network branded - phones acquired from network providers or these providers' stores SIM free are branded, and will not get updates until the networks approve and modify the updates to their liking.
3. Special editions - These special editions are chartered editions and may never get updates unless taken to a Nokia Care center.
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thank you dear friends for your usefull guidence.
dear friends I want to update my with the device itself not with NSU or OVI Suit.
my N97 is from UK vodafone and I brought it from england but I`m in IRAN now
my friend had 5800
his device ver was 30 and he Updated it to ver50
his brother have same 5800 with same product code and RM but he cant update his device to ver50.
20-05-2010 18:13
another question
can you help me about Server Profile?
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I want to update my with the device itself not with NSU or OVI Suit.
No other official way to update .
Other methods are banned by Nokia as they will invalidate your warranty .


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Apollo Design Technology, Inc. announces that it has changed its domain name from internetapollo.com to apollodesign.net.
"To continue positioning the Apollo brand for the future, a descriptive, user-friendly domain is a key element. Having the core company name as the domain name will provide greater long-term value in our technology driven world," states Monty McWilliams, Apollo's Marketing VP.
Apollo invites everyone to update their web links and email address books. During the transition, using internetapollo.com will result in a redirect to apollodesign.net.


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Topic: [BFX002] DJ L.A.B. - Money (+Remixes)
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[BFX002] DJ L.A.B. - Money (+Remixes)
DJ L.A.B. takes the Jungle and Ragga vibe into Dubstep with this bass heavy stepper.
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Insa241 who quickly made himself a name in the J-Tek and Hardcore Breaks scene with his dancefloor friendly tunes and remixes. This one is no exception and is sure to make the crowd move.
Killawatt, another upcoming Jungle and Dubstep artist tip adds a dark and moody twist with his version.
Generic Bass. The Brainfunktrax label owner takes it to the darkside with evil Reese basslines and heavily chopped up amens. Dubstep meets hardcore breakbeat at its finest.
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Gempler's red and white umbrella features a 60" vented canopy, with eight panel construction and is wind-resistant up to 60 mph. Umbrella is ready quickly with a single-button release. 40" total length with 6" grip length. It also comes with a protective umbrella cover.


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Jobs that require a police vehicle will be charged $20.00 per hour above the per officer rate of $45.00 per hour. The Administrative Division will determine the need for a vehicle on a case by case basis. Vehicles may not always be available.
Those individuals or companies wanting to hire an officer or officers should contact Maria Biegel at 203-254-4830 for information. If after normal business hours you can call 203-254-4808. We do require payment in advance and we recommend you contact us at least one week before the event.
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Tight end Kellen Winslow failed his physical with the New England Patriots, according to a report from CSN New England's Mary Paoletti. The Seahwaks released Winslow over the holiday weekend and the Patriots promptly brought him in for a workout on Tuesday. But Paoletti reports that his knee, originally injured in an offseason motorcycle accident with the Browns in 2005, did not pass the exam in New England. The knee has been a constant issue for Winslow, who's had multiple reconstructive surgeries and has never been the same player because of the injury.
In addition to the Winslow news, the Patriots also placed tight end Visanthe Shiancoe on short-term injured reserve. This version of the IR allows a player to re-join the team at practice in three weeks and play in games in eight weeks. The Pats signed Michael Hoomanawanui earlier on Wednesday to fill the void made by the corresponding Shiancoe move and to help provide depth behind Aaron Hernandez and Rob Gronkowski. Hoomanawanui was signed off the Redskins practice squad, meaning he'll be with the Pats for at least three weeks.
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"Doc Bowen was a
great public servant and an important counselor to me and countless others, but
he was much more: He was the living embodiment of the virtues we associate with
our state - modesty,honesty, kindness. We have lost him, but I hope we never
lose touch with the example he gave us in the way he led his life." - Former Governor Mitch Daniels
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giant whose soft spoken, yet firm convictions influenced many Hoosiers,
including me. The good doctor and good governor will long be remembered as an
example of political leadership and human decency. Marsha and I extend our
condolences and also our gratitude for his shining example of a life
well-lived." - Senator Dan Coats
Otis Bowen was a man of integrity, an esteemed public servant and a lifelong
leader. Hoosiers will always be proud of Governor Bowen's work for our nation
and our great state, including his service in uniform during World War II. Our
thoughts and prayers are with his wife Carol, his children, and grandchildren." - Congressman Marlin Stutzman
am deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Governor Otis Bowen. During
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Americans nationwide—demonstrating an unwavering commitment to public
service. A household name in Northern Indiana, Governor Bowen opened a family
medical practice in Bremen after serving in World War II before moving on to
the State House and later serving under President Ronald Reagan.
Bowen was a trusted advisor to me in the State House, always delivering words
of wisdom and kind guidance. He will long be remembered for his humble
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emulate. Dean and I send our thoughts and prayers to with his wife,
Carol, and their family during this difficult time"- Congresswoman Jackie Walorski
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Lovely Wild Dunes Oceanfront 4 Bedroom w/Amenities!! in Isle of Palms
- bedrooms 4
- baths 4½
- sleeps 8
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Enjoy Spectacular views of the dunes and beach from just about anywhere in this three-story oceanfront home. You'll love the bright and cheerful professionally decorated interior, as well as the convenient location to the many Wild Dunes' amenities.
The home's layout, with two bedrooms on each of the two upper floors, makes this a perfect vacation spot for two families, one large family or a group of friends. The common areas are conveniently located on the first floor with an elevator that goes to all four levels. The dining area is in the family room with ocean views. There is also room in the kitchen for gathering around the kitchen table and counters. The addition of new appliances to this roomy kitchen makes this a wonderful place for your group cooks to prepare meals and snacks.
The furnishings, together with hardwood floors and neutral walls, create an upscale beach cottage feel. The ocean breeze will caress your skin as you enjoy one of the three ocean side decks, while sunning, having lunch or just reading your favorite book.
The master located on the second floor has a king bed, sitting area, master bath and access to the ocean side deck. The second bedroom on this floor has a queen bed and private bath.
On the third level is an oceanfront bedroom with queen bed and private bath. The fourth bedroom has two twins with a private bath.
All bedrooms have TV's and there is complimentary Wi-Fi throughout.
The Grand Pavilion pools are just steps away from your door. Enjoy snacks, lunch or an umbrella drink while enjoying the occasional live band at the ocean side pools.
house rental amenities
Grand Pavilion Pools....Wild Dunes Amenities...Wireless Internet...Elevator...All bedrooms w/Private Baths...Jacuzzi tub in Master Bath...Outside Shower...Oceanside Porches on 3 levels
activities and attractions in Isle of Palms South Carolina
Guest Services Grocery Delivery Available Housekeeping Available Bicycle Rentals Baby Gear Rentals Golf cart Rentals Linen Rentals Chair and Umbrella Rentals Trip Cancellation Insurance
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Reviews by ThePorterSorter:
3.75/5 rDev +1.6%
09-13-2013 01:13:36 | More by ThePorterSorter
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District of Columbia
2/5 rDev -45.8%
06-07-2014 01:00:07 | More by jtladner
3.63/5 rDev -1.6%
Served at cellar temp in a Founders snifter. Thanks Dief for going to Next and thinking about me.
A - Thick off-white head, ruby color.
S - Malts quickly give way to beets with sweetness in the background. This smells beyond interesting, and certainly like vegetables. Some other spices can be found.
T - Slight hops, noticeable malts, vegetables. I guess if you asked me, I wouldn't say "beets" but surely vegetables. One of the more interesting beers I've had.
M - Lighter medium.
O - Interesting beer. Not something to seek out unless you want a veggie beer. I'll rate the overall to the style.
06-02-2012 03:44:49 | More by claaark13
3.9/5 rDev +5.7%
Glistening dark ruby red in the glass, an awesome color from the blood oranges. Pours a dark crystalline amber, with a thin layer of nearly tan foam. Some spotty froth around the edges, and a thin veil of skim that never breaks after the first few sips.
Very earthy aroma, the beets seem to take the lead, slightly herbal and vegetal.
Flavors are also earthy and bitter, though a light malt sweetness comes through in the middle, and some yeasty notes are also present. Lingering dry earthy bitterness lasts well into the aftertaste. Some residual earthy hop herbals in the background. Feel is medium bodied with a light effervescence. Drank this with a cevapi sausage dish and it was a nice pairing with the seasoned beef/pork mix.
06-05-2012 00:40:03 | More by emerge077
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02-19-2012 14:46:31 | More by glaketek
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04-23-2012 16:13:41 | More by sgoro
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Poured from a 22oz bomber into two pint glasses. Thanks to _ for the generous hook-up. Special thanks to HeatherAnn for the assist.
A: Pours a deep autumn orange with two creamy fingers of orange foam on top. Retention was fair with pretty lace drapes left behind for posterity.
S: Interesting earthy aromas of beets, herbs, toasted malt, and citrus zest.
T: See above. Earthy spices and savory flavors.
M: Fantastic mouthfeel here. Full yet nicely spicy and dry. Lingering prickle that lasts long into the finish.
O: This was quite nice. I'm sure this would be even better paired with its' intended dish at Next. But, who can afford that? This was pretty great on its' own.
02-11-2012 02:32:26 | More by GbVDave
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07-17-2012 19:55:34 | More by alpenglocken
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02-11-2012 03:20:08 | More by davidbowers13
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03-02-2012 20:09:10 | More by thetomG
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Thanks to thetomG for picking this up from a random store shelf - not sure how these Next beers keep leaking into distribution. Served in a Captain Lawrence tulip.
A - White foam settles to a thin cap, thicker collar, and minimal lacework. Transparent ruby-brown body. Quite attractive, and with a bit more lacework it'd be perfect.
S - Smells like beets - not sure if this is a positive or negative in my books, but at least the beer delivers what it promises. There's that mix of starch and sugar that is unmistakable, along with some caramel malt sweetness, and perhaps the faintest note of tart citrus.
T - The taste is a bit more understated and as a result less successful. The beets are still there, but more on the starchy root vegetable side of things. There's also some toffee and biscuit malts, and mild earthy bitterness. Finishes fairly clean and crisp.
M - Clean, crisp, and lightly tannic texture. Starchy, dry finish, and no obvious alcohol. Decidedly medium body and carbonation level.
D - This was surprisingly enjoyable on the whole. I never considered that beets were something that should go into a beer, but Half Acre makes it work. Unfortunately the blood orange doesn't make much of an appearance. It's hard to evaluate this out-of-context, as I imagine it was integrated into Next's menu in a very specific way, but it's significantly better than Horizon was.
04-23-2012 16:40:43 | More by MasterSki
3.25/5 rDev -11.9%
06-10-2012 14:25:46 | More by sidetracked
New York
4.45/5 rDev +20.6%
This was tasted first at Next Restaurant paired with two courses and then left at the table. Poured from a 22oz to a pair of goblets. The courses were very different. The first was bone marrow, eel, mustard wrapped in a flower and chased with cucumber. The second course was a braised rabbit.
The beer went with both. The citrus on the front of the palate had a bit of a pithy quality but the finish combined what I assume was the sugary beets with a malty sweetness. After the meal, I happily took home a few bottles which have paired with nearly everything from gnocchi to fish.
A: Nice reddish hue but not too beet-red a finger of head that has some body to it, credit the 7%
S: Undertones of sugary malty-beets and hints of citrus
T: Pithy orange hit followed by full-richness and spice leading to a malty beet-sugar finish.
M: Great refreshing palate-cleanser that doesn't have any dominating components. Round and clean.
O: One of the most drinkable dinner-beers I can think of. I really dug it at Next but that was in the middle of 29 courses. Where the Half Acre Horizon was not as memorable, Sanguis stood up to the Spanish ciders, sherries, sakes and wines throughout the evening. Lucky to still have a couple left!
03-01-2012 04:34:05 | More by chicagofoodies
3.5/5 rDev -5.1%
10-10-2012 02:31:53 | More by t0rin0
4.5/5 rDev +22%
08-13-2013 20:03:23 | More by kif
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
06-10-2012 23:28:59 | More by wfcubsfan
4.25/5 rDev +15.2%
03-29-2012 19:43:47 | More by johnbjaeger
2.75/5 rDev -25.5%
04-22-2012 14:32:54 | More by sbricker
Sanguis from Half Acre Beer Company
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The Corral - Luxury 2BR/2 BA Condo. Walk to in Breckenridge
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
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$ 2,250 - $ 6,800 / month
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**Late Ski Special April 1-April 20!**
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**Book 4 nights for $900**
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**2 night stays MAY now be available in March – please call for details**
'The Corral', is a beautiful high-end condominium complex in the heart of Breckenridge, perfect for your ski or summer vacation
This premier complex has a selection of attractive, spacious and uniquely furnished 2 bedroom units, located just a short 5 minute walk from The Quicksilver chairlift and ski slopes, plus is only a half block walk to Main Street with all the great shops, bars, restaurants and nightlife that Breckenridge has to offer or, take the free bus right outside the complex to any other peak!
Our Condo has a gas log fireplace, gourmet Kitchen, full size washer/dryer and Balcony. It also features Free high speed internet and a private individual garage
This wonderful complex has great amenities too: Two over-sized outdoor hot tubs, two state of the art exercise rooms, steam shower, games room, along with conference/meeting facilities, heated walk and driveways, free parking plus on site check in.
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We are now taking reservations for 2013 and 2014 - book early to get the best condos and prices!
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Large, outdoor 12-person hot tub. Exercise Room on the Lower Level. Steam Sauna, Game Room in the West building. Elevators to every floor. DVD kiosk FREE rentals (guests booking through this listing only). Heated walkways and parking. Two parking spaces per rental. Main Street and the free town shuttle half-block from the Corral.
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Enjoy summer activities: Golf, mountain biking, hiking, rafting, historical tours, shopping, horseback riding, theater, outdoor restaurant decks with beautiful mountain views.
Winter wonderland: Skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, sleigh rides, ice skating, cross-country trails, shopping, dining, theater.
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Here are our rental seasons, from highest to lowest:
Winter Holiday: 12/20-1/4 $579/night
High Ski Seaon: 2/12-3/31 $379/night
Low Ski Season: 11/3-12/20 $650/3 nights
Off Peak Ski: 1/5-2/8 $309/night
Summer: 6/15-9/2 $229/night
Spring/Fall: 4/21-5/15 ; 9/03-11/22 $179/night
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The professor debunks the myths behind the "war on drugs."
June 29, 2014, Sunday
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