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A woman got on stage at "Britain's Got Talent" and hit Simon Cowell with a thrown egg.
Some people say she did what a lot of people on the receiving end of Cowell's criticism's have wanted to do.
Amazingly, the two opera singers, Richard and Adam Johnson, never blinked an eye during incident and were finishing their song when the woman ran on stage.
She then began to throw eggs at Cowell and fellow judges Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.
The woman was quickly removed from the stage.
Cowell later tweeted "I really don't like eggs."
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Who would want Time Warner's magazine mess?
Getting titles such as Time and Sports Illustrated off its balance sheet might make sense for the media giant. Finding a buyer is another thing altogether.
Though this is the third spin-off Bewkes has done since becoming CEO in 2008, it will be far more difficult to sell to shareholders than the Time Warner Cable (TWC) and AOL (AOL) deals. Time Inc. has been a drag on New York-based Time Warner for years. The business has stuck out on the parent company's balance sheet both for its small size and declining revenue for five of the past seven years.
Last year was typical. Revenue at Time Inc. fell 6.6% to $3.4 billion in 2012, reflecting declines in advertising and subscriptions. Operating income decreased 25% to $420 million.
Bloomberg News cites an analyst note from UBS analyst John Janedis estimating the value of the Time assets at as much as $3.2 billion. However, the key question is: to whom?
Meredith (MDP), the parent of Better Homes & Gardens, was about as close as Time Warner could have found as a logical buyer for the business. Media reports indicated that the Des Moines-based company had no interest in Time's more news-oriented titles. So, Time Warner was planning to retain Time, Sports Illustrated and Fortune titles, but it soon realized that made no sense given that synergies with other businesses such as CNN were minimal. No deal with Meredith is on the table now.
Rupert Murdoch's yet-to-be named publishing business could be a buyer for titles such as People, which generates more $900 million in advertising sales, but it probably wouldn't be interested in taking on the headache of the entire Time Inc. operation. For years, the Australia-born tycoon has subsidized money-losing print businesses such as the New York Post with profitable broadcast operations such as Fox News Channel. That strategy will be tougher to pursue after the split-up of News Corp. (NWS)
Perhaps, the Time titles might attract a private equity buyer. Or in a back-to-the-future twist, how about AOL? As Jeff Bercovici at Forbes reports, CEO Tim Armstrong would, if he could. But, of course, he can't.
No matter, the outlook for this business remains cloudy at best
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MIFF Week One: Reviewed in Limerick
We've almost hit the halfway mark of the Melbourne International Film Festival - how many films have you seen? While I'm only just getting started, here's a quick review of the films I've seen so far.
Feel free to send in your own limerick reviews or visit The Limerick Review for regular festival updates.
13 Assassins (Japan)
Honour's not something that's bought,
But from family and peers it is taught,
Now these men of the sword,
Must kill a war lord,
As for blood and laughs, it's not short.
Rating: A
Visit the MIFF website for more information.
Top Floor, Left Wing (France)
A hostage taken by father and son,
Trapped with drugs, no food and a gun,
And with all their debating,
Things keep escalating,
A pity real crimes are never this fun.
Rating: A-
Visit the MIFF website for more information.
Knuckle (Ireland)
From one Irish brawl on the piss,
Led to generations of fighting bare fist,
But amidst the bones breaking,
What I find most shaking:
It's a doco, these people exist.
Rating: B
Visit the MIFF website for more information.
Into Eternity (Denmark)
If we bury the world's nuclear waster,
Will future beings find where it's placed?
Do we tell them to mind it,
Or hope they don't find it?
This is the big question that's faced.
Rating: B-
Visit the MIFF website for more information.
The Guard (Ireland)
This buddy-cop film is one of a kind,
Cheadle straight-face, Gleeson out of his mind,
But it's not only the thugs,
Into guns, pros and drugs,
As dialogue goes, this won't be outshined.
Rating: A+
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Istanbul (historically Byzantium and later Constantinople; see the other names of Istanbul) is the largest city of Turkey and the third largest city in the world. The city covers 27 districts of the Istanbul province.
It is located on the Bosphorus Strait and encompasses the natural harbor known as the Golden Horn, in the northwest of the country. It extends both on the European (Thrace) and on the Asian (Anatolia) side of the Bosphorus, and is thereby the only metropolis in the world which is situated on two continents. In its long history, Istanbul served as the capital city of the Roman Empire (330–395), the East Roman (Byzantine) Empire (395–1204 and 1261–1453), the Latin Empire (1204–1261), and the Ottoman Empire (1453–1922). The city was chosen as joint European Capital of Culture for 2010. The historic areas of Istanbul were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1985.


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Great Old Town Location! 2blks to Main St in Park City
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Fantastic 3 bedroom, 3 Bath Townhouse in a great Old Town location, only a 5 minute walk to Main Street (or 2 blocks to the free Main Street Trolley)! Newly remodeled townhouse with designer furnishings from Sundance, comfortable and new beds, and professional A/V equipment and a fireplace, private hot tub, heated driveway and two car garage.
The home sleeps 8 people. The Master Bedroom has a queen bed and an ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom has a queen bed with an ensuite bathroom. The main floor bedroom has a bunk bed with an additional daybed that is a twin bed. There is a additional bathroom with a shower on the main level. All of the bedrooms have TV's
We have an additional 3 bedroom, 3 bath rental next door for larger groups. VRBO #419439
If you're familiar with Park City, you may know the Italian restaurant "Grappa". Grappa is located near the top of Main Street. To get to the property, you would continue up the street from Grappa about two blocks. Hiking trails, mountain bike trails just outside the front door. Close to both Park City or Deer Valley Ski Areas. The property is conveniently located at the top of Park City's Main Street, with access to the city's free transportation system only steps away. The city's bus system will take you to all 3 ski resorts, the Tanger Outlet Center, and almost any place you'd like to go in the Park City area. An easy 5-minute walk takes you to the heart of Park City's Old Town on Main Street.
For those who care not to drive, there are shuttles that provide airport service and local taxis to take you anywhere you'd like to go in town.
Because we are just bringing this house to the rental market, we have great availability and are able to offer some early bird booking specials.
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The home is equipped with professional A/V equipment, three TV's, fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer
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Hiking trails and mountain bike trails just outside the front door. Park City Resort, Deer Valley Resort, and Canyons all just a short bus ride away. Bus stop two blocks from the house. Downtown Park City is also just steps away. Discover the history of Old Town and it's wonderful shops, bars, restaurants and historic buildings
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Pre-Season ...... Nov-Dec 16,2013....................... $250/night
Holiday Season .. Dec 18-Jan 02, 2013 $495/night
Sundance ........ Jan 16-26, 2014 ....................... $650/night
Winter Season ........................................... $395/night, $2300/ week
Summer Season............................................$200/night/$950/wk/call for special rates and monthly deals
Cleaning fee $175
Taxes Additional 10.6%
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"They're here for one reason."
So said one long-time racegoer Saturday, as he scanned the multitudes gathered throughout Santa Anita. The 20,315 who attended was twice that of a typical Saturday on-track crowd. Call it star power.
They were awaiting the return of Zenyatta, and she didn't disappoint. She showed up as scheduled, and then some, winning her 15th straight race in customary last-to-first fashion. She is a Ruffian in reverse.
"I thought she'd come back and run like she did, but she actually ran better than I expected," her regular rider, Mike Smith, said Sunday at Clockers' Corner. Even though she looked hopelessly beaten at the quarter pole in the mile and an eighth Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap, the 6-year-old mare would not be denied, bulling her way between horses near the eighth pole to win by a length and a quarter. While her fans might have had doubts, Smith was confident, even late in the race.
"I thought she had plenty of chance (at the quarter pole)," the Hall of Fame rider said. "I just didn't want to run over anybody."
Jerry Hollendorfer sent out 51-1 shot Dance to My Tune to finish second to Zenyatta, and he was thrilled with the effort.
"It's hard to beat a champion like her," Hollendorfer said of Zenyatta. "Kind of everything went wrong for her, and she still won, so you've got to hand it to her, and she carried 127. Zenyatta's a true champion."
Zenyatta's victory capped a coast-to-coast sweep Saturday for John Shirreffs, who, along with Hollendorfer, is among the best active trainers not in the Hall of Fame. Shirreffs upset Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra with "third-stringer" (behind Zenyatta and the just-retired Life Is Sweet) Zardana in Saturday's New Orleans Ladies Stakes. David Flores rode Zardana for owner Arnold Zetcher.
Whether the proposed $5 million Apple Blossom Handicap featuring Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra will take place at Oaklawn Park on April 9 is now open to conjecture, in light of Rachel's defeat.
No matter, Zenyatta's legend will grow as time goes by.
People will say, "We were there. We saw Zenyatta."
Calvin Borel will receive Santa Anita's George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award in a winners' circle ceremony following today's sixth race.
Presented annually by Santa Anita since 1950, Borel will become the 61st recipient of one of racing's most coveted awards. The Woolf Award honors and recognizes those riders whose careers and personal character earn esteem for the individual rider and the sport of Thoroughbred racing.
"Calvin's probably the hardest-working jockey in the world," said fellow Cajun and 2005 Woolf winner Ray Sibille. "Back when I started, you had someone who held your contract and he could stop you from riding if he wanted to. You had to learn the business from the ground up. You had to learn to muck stalls, put bandages on and learn how to groom a horse.
"We don't have that anymore. We don't teach these guys how to be horsemen. They gallop horses for six months and then they start riding (races). I had the bug with Calvin's brother Cecil and he could have been the greatest rider to ever come out of Louisiana, he was that good. He just couldn't keep his weight down.
"Cecil saw that Calvin had the ability to be a top rider and he saw to it that Calvin learned everything he could about the business. I'll tell you one thing, when Jerry Hissam (Borel's agent) gives you a call, you're gonna get a really good, honest ride.
"There's no doubt this means a lot to Calvin. When your peers vote on something like this, it means a lot. It's a great honor and Calvin deserves it."
Vic Stauffer, fired by jockey Joel Rosario last Wednesday, has taken the book of Tyler Baze, whose business was surrendered by agent Ron Ebanks that day when he began representing Rosario. Stauffer will continue to also represent Martin Garcia.
"I looked for Tyler, not the other way around," Stauffer said Sunday morning. "I was immediately impressed by him with the way he handled the process, very professionally, like the way I like to see it. I talked to him about it and told him I'd be interested in working for him. He said he didn't want to make a rash decision, he wanted to talk to several people and to some of the barns he rides for, and sort of vet that all out.
"The process took the better part of three days. When he told me last night that I could do it, I felt he approaches things with the care and passion the way I do . . . It's been great."
FINISH LINES: Trainer Mike Machowsky said Caracortado came out of his third-place finish as the 7-5 favorite in Saturday's San Felipe Stakes in good order and will be pointed to the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 3. The California-bred gelding was beaten two lengths by victorious Sidney's Candy . . . Tuscan Evening worked seven furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in 1:25.40 for next Sunday's Grade II, $150,000 Santa Ana Handicap at 1 1/8 miles on turf. Other probables: Cat by the Tale, Joel Rosario; General Consensus, Alex Solis; and Treat Gently, Garrett Gomez. Hollendorfer said he is "going to consider the Fantasy" for Eclipse Award finalist Blind Luck, third as the 1-2 favorite in the Santa Anita Oaks on March 6. The Grade II, $250,000 Fantasy at 1 1/16 miles will be run at Oaklawn Park April 4. Blind Luck worked four furlongs on Pro-Ride Sunday in :49.20 . . . Agent Roger Olguin reports that 19-year-old San Diego native Enrique Montanez will make his riding debut next month at Santa Anita. He tacks 102 pounds and has been working for trainer David Hofmans . . . Carlos Anton of La Puente was the lucky winner of a $10,000 "Mystery Voucher" in a promotional mailing by Santa Anita's Marketing Department. Anton popped the voucher in at an automatic mutuel machine in the Club House and voila! . . . Three players remained alive in ShowVivor II entering Sunday's races: Roland Frederick of Kaplan, La.; Orlando Arango of Los Angeles; and Mary Jo Lessell of La Grange, Ky. Each selected Zenyatta on Saturday.


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The excerpts presented in this issue of Cajanus focus on food preservation - basic techniques, preserving some of our local Caribbean foods, and the consequences of preservation on nutrient content. Anyone with an interest in food preservation will find this issue of Cajanus interesting and enlightening.
In several issues of the Cajanus, the Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute addressed the matter of food safety. In Volume 24 of 1991, reference was made to an excerpt from the World Health Organization (WHO) publication Evaluation of Programmes to Ensure Food Safety: Guiding Principles. The point was made that in developing food safety programmes; there must be continuous re-examination and evaluation to ensure that the activities that are being undertaken are those that bring substantial improvements.
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MALVERN Town Wanderers Juniors u14s' victory in their last game of the season saw them pass a very special milestone.
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Sam Bradford's roots run deep in Oklahoma. He's had a rough few days, worrying about family and friends in the Sooner State after lethal tornadoes ripped through areas around Oklahoma City. Here's to all the people affected by the nasty storms recovering very soon.
Have you seen the St. Louis Rams' short 5 part videos series about rookie camp? No? Go here, here, here, here aaaaand here.
A fond farewell to another great Chicago Bears linebacker. Brian Urlacher is calling it a career after 13 NFL seasons. He'd toyed with signing on with another team after the Bears release the virtual lock for the Hall of Fame. Word has it 2013 second round draft pick Jon Bostic has the inside track to replace Urlacher.
Here's a rundown of the Rams' running back situation for 2013 by Bleacher Report. No new details, but there's a couple of videos you might like to take a look at if you have the time?
Vinnie Iyer of Sporting News has his off season grades up, and guess who got an "A -"? Tavon Austin has lots of pressure on his tiny shoulders, doesn't he?
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Second part of draft Strategic Research Plan features four themes
Part two of the draft Strategic Research Plan details four major themes that were identified following extensive consultations with the research community.
"The thematic focus of the draft Strategic Research Plan (SRP) captures Queen's current and emerging research strengths," says Steven Liss, Vice-Principal (Research). "The themes will help facilitate collaborative, interdisciplinary research, which is a focal goal of the plan within the context of continuing to value and support individual scholarship and research excellence across all academic areas."
The four major research themes, each composed of distinct clusters, are:
Exploring human dimensions
• Exploring society, culture, and human behavior
• Enhancing human health
Understanding and sustaining the environment and energy systems
• Ecology and the natural environment
• Energy conversion systems
• Energy and environmental policy
Discovering and innovating
• Natural and physical sciences
• Materials
• Advanced technologies
Securing safe and successful societies
• Democracy, economy, and public policy
• Information and communications
• Infrastructure
The clusters within each theme identify existing and developing core research strengths based on a number of factors including research leadership and international reputation, the existence of centres and institutes, and significant investments in competitive funding programs. Several clusters and areas of research within the clusters overlap with two or more themes.
The Queen's community recently discussed the thematic focus at a town hall. Further discussions will occur with members of the research community before Dr. Liss presents the SRP to Senate in April.
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Thanks to an especially generous call on a stolen pass by Kawhi Leonard on Thabo Sefolosha (Leonard fouled him), the Spurs got the ball back down three points to the Oklahoma City Thunder with 15 seconds left in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals. This gave Gregg Popovich, one of the greatest tacticians this game has ever seen, a chance to draw up a game-tying play. As it turns out, the Spurs got a decent three-point look for Manu Ginobili, but it fell just short, ending the Spurs' upset bid.
But was it a good play? First, check it out yourself.
Before we answer the above question, we have to acknowledge that it's very hard to draw up a good play to get a three-pointer in that situation. The degree of difficulty was very, very high. Popovich's play had multiple options and was at least well executed, which is more than you can say about most plays in this situation.
That said, there's also a lot I didn't like about the play. Let's start with the basics: down three with 15 seconds left, it probably made more sense to be more vigilant about getting a quick two-pointer and extending the game. Instead, it looks like the plan was to get the game-tying three right away.
More specifically, I'm not a huge fan of two key elements of the play: sending the ball-handler to the sidelines, and using Tim Duncan as the screener.
The play featured Ginobili and Duncan running a screen and roll, with Ginobili catching the ball in the middle of the floor going left. Ginobili made contact with Duncan, but the Thunder trapped him, forcing a very difficult pass back to Duncan around the three-point line.
I know coaches do this a lot, but I don't like sending Ginobili to the sidelines. To me, it makes him easier to trap and, frankly, Popovich was lucky in many ways that Ginobili somehow made that pass. A lesser player would have been swallowed up by that trap. This is the risk with sending the ball to the sidelines. If you keep the ball in the middle of the floor, it makes it nearly impossible to double team.
The other reason that the Thunder trapped, though, is the other reason I didn't like that play. Save for a shocking attempt to sink the Phoenix Suns in the 2008 NBA Playoffs, Tim Duncan doesn't shoot three-pointers. Knowing this, the Thunder left him to cut off Ginobili's drive, then hesitated to get back to him. Duncan took a look at the basket but, as the Thunder expected, his instincts kicked in and he didn't take the shot, instead looking to dish back to Ginobili.
Then again, maybe Popovich had no choice. A better strategy may have been to put in another three-point shooter, but Matt Bonner had been on the bench for nearly the whole game, and nobody else (maybe not even Bonner either) could be counted on to set a good screen.
All that said, Popovich's play design made it too easy for the Thunder to ignore Duncan. Ginobili eventually got an OK look ducking behind the screen, but he was fading away, a lot of time had ticked off and he had already run all the way across the court. This was a tougher shot than it looks.
Again: it's hard as hell to run a good play in this situation, and the Thunder's defense deserves a lot of credit. But I think Popovich may have made a couple miscalculations sending the screen to the sidelines and making it easy for the Thunder to trap Ginobili.
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Our freshly decorated golf course condo located in the gated Stoneybrook community, has 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and all new kitchen appliances. Located on the second floor with elevator access, the condo has an unobstructed view of the 8th fairway and provides a stunning sunrise experience from the screened lanai. Spotless and freshly painted, our condo is furnished with all the conveniences of home, including flat screen TVs in the great room and both bedrooms, cable and wireless internet service, washer & dryer, 2 bicycles, and beach accessories. Covered parking is available for 1 vehicle. Guest parking is also available.
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Holiday Lettuce Salad Recipe
My family always requests that I make this salad for get-togethers. It's light and very good; everyone goes back for seconds. —Bryan Braack, Eldridge, Iowa
- 10 cups torn romaine
- 2 medium red apples, cubed
- 2 medium pears, cubed
- 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Swiss cheese
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries
- 6 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3 tablespoons canola oil
- 3 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 1-1/2 teaspoons grated onion
- 1-1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup chopped lightly salted cashews
- In a salad bowl, combine the first five ingredients.
- For dressing, in a small bowl, whisk lemon juice, oil, corn syrup, onion, mustard and salt. Pour over romaine mixture; toss to coat. Sprinkle with cashews. Yield: 14 servings (1 cup each).
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I think this chicken added to this dish would make a great main dish. Can't wait to try this recipe.
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This 1800 Sq. Ft. villa has 5 Bedroom / 3 Bathroom with an oversized pool & spa, conveniently located in the community of Silver Creek, Clermont, cross section of east 192 and north 27 , just 9 miles to the main gate of Disney World. The screened lanai with super sized private-facing pool (30' X 15') and spa surrounded in the backyard with Grill BBQ are a great place to unwind at the end of a busy day.
Our home is luxuriously furnished and beautifully decorated by the professional interior designer. The villa has two master en-suites with king and queen size bed and its own large private bathroom, one queen bed room, two guest rooms with twin beds, and a queen size sofa sleeper. It comfortably sleeps up to 12 people.
Both the pool and spa can be optionally heated. The lanai is fully screened to keep the bugs out while allowing the sunshine to come in. The pool also comes fitted with a child safety fence and gate.
The kitchen is fully equipped with an open bar, a beautiful separated dinning and a breakfast table. Phones, Cable TVs, a DVD, radio/CD player, Washer and dryer, Bed linen and towels are provided. High chair, crib, and stroller are also available. Electronic BBQ grill is free of use. The local and domestic long distance phone call is free.
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Thanks for the kind words. I hope you don't mind if I offer a few personal observations on the various Glock models, relating to your upcoming choice.
Having owned/used/carried a Gen2 G19 for almost 10 years, when I first grabbed a Gen3, the fingergrooves felt out-of-place to me, too. But when shooting the Gen2 rapidly, I had always seen a tendency for it to slowly work its way upward until my grip was compromised. It was worse when the gun was mid-winter-in-Fargo cold, or when my hand and the environment were both hot/humid. The fingergrooves really help lock the Glock into position in my hand, even when conditions aren't favorable for rapid firing. After firing just a few magazines, I was hooked, and I've never looked back. I keep a Gen1 and Gen2 around just for old times' sake, but for fast/serious shooting, Gen3 and 4 are simply better, IMO. The only exception is if your hand is so very large or small that the fingergrooves force an unnatural position of your fingers, like thin fingers spread widely apart, or thick fingers jammed together and riding on TOP of the ridges between the grooves.
The gripping surface of the Gen4 guns is fairly aggressive, and some folks don't like it for just that reason. It can be hard on clothes, seats, and any muffin-top fat rolls a person might have hanging over their belt. But it really shines where it counts, keeping that grip solid in your hand when shooting rapidly. The Gen3 RTF2 is also pretty rough, but it is a bit more fine-grained; some like it over the Gen4, but I think I'd still choose a Gen4 if I could only have one.
Before I sold it, I got a chance to shoot my old Gen3 model 22 in .40 side-by-side with my new Gen4 model 22. The snappy recoil was definitely easier to control with the Gen4, and I felt it was slightly less bouncy to begin with, probably due to the new dual recoil spring. I was sold on the .40 caliber Gen4s from that point on, and I will probably upgrade my G35 and G27 to Gen4 models at sometime in the future.
Good luck and good shooting with whatever you choose!
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Nick is a sports reporter on the run. He faces stiff deadlines. Typically, he is required to upload one-minute sports roundups to several stations that use his reports on the next day's morning show. Nick only carries a laptop with Wi-fi connectivity and his favorite recording software. Luckily for Nick, it's all he needs. He no longer carries an extra sound mixer case, audio cables and power supplies. Nick uses the Q2U USB microphone package from Samson. Complete with a dynamic handheld microphone and headphones, he'll have his reports completed and uploaded long before the lights go out at the arena.
At a glance, the Q2U looks like a regular handheld dynamic microphone. It has an on/off switch, dual-stage silver grille, cardioid pickup pattern, an XLR output and a gray body. What's unique though, is the USB I/O jack, the 3.5mm headphone jack, the green USB LED indicator and the headphone volume control. Inside the microphone is a 16-bit/48kHz A/D converter that allows the unit to become an external I/O audio device for a PC or Mac. The XLR and USB can be used simultaneously for connection to a live sound console and computer for recording. The no-latency 3.5mm headphone jack makes monitoring during recording a snap. The Q2U package ships with Samson HP20 studio headphones, which deliver accurate audio and are very comfortable. Also in the package are a standard microphone stand clip, tripod-style desk stand, USB cable, 10' XLR to ¼" cable and Cakewalk audio editing software.
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The Candlelight Celebration at Dallas Heritage Village is happening this week.
This is the 41st year that this event has taken place and this year's theme is "Timeless Treats" in celebration of tastes of the past.
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1 cup unsalted butter
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2 1/4 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 1/4 teaspoons ground cinnamon
1 1/4 teaspoons ground cloves
1 teaspoon ground ginger
2 large eggs
3 1/2 all purpose flour
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3.86/5 rDev +2.4%
Appearance: amber brown/reddish with fluffy off white head and good clarity
Aroma: citrusy with a little pine, grapefruit, caramel and toasted bread notes
Taste: definitely a hop driven beer, most of the taste comes from grapefruit and pine hop character, with slight toasted bread malt character. Some fusel alcohol taste present
Mouthfeel: medium-full body, medium carbonation
Overall: Definitely refreshing and delicious, this Imperial IPA is not too big and heavy that you can't have a few of them. However there seems to be a little body lacking to balance the hop bill. The beer comes off as a little too unbalanced, even for an Imperial IPA, but only slightly. The fusel alcohol notes are also present, though no totally unwelcome. Overall a good choice for a strong IPA, but I wouldn't say this is my favorite.
10-06-2013 20:37:55 | More by dwren89
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North Carolina
3.83/5 rDev +1.6%
Poured into an oversized wine glass a deep burnt orange with one finger sticky white crown,deep citric hops,caramel malt,and alot of sweet booze in the nose.Like alot of others who reviewed this beer I think this is more of an American barleywine than anything else,its sweet and boozy with a decent shot of citric/resiny hops in the finish.Its alot like Up the Creek from Thomas Creek in its flavor profile,both are considered DIPA's,but to me both are barleywines.In saying all that its flavorful and chewey,and really quite brash...wich is a good thing.
08-17-2011 20:31:28 | More by oberon
4.18/5 rDev +10.9%
Dark orange-red, clear body, low head but good retention. Smack in the face of grapefruit in the nose, clearly the Simcoe shines, but the supporting cast (an odd grouping of American citrus, Noble, and Noble derivatives) take it to another level. Orange zest, fruit loops, tropical skittles, sweet and pungent with the intensity of a Hopslam.
Moderate bitterness for a IIPA with a serious emphasis on flavor hops. Alcohol contributes to sweetness already full bore from honey and honey malt, though its not cloying. Rye adds some chewy fullness to mouthfeel but it's otherwise dry and clean.
Incredibly drinkable for 10%. The poor man's Hopslam at $2.50/12 oz bottle.
03-02-2012 04:09:05 | More by boston2bburg
4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
05-09-2012 04:31:16 | More by SuqMadique
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
05-14-2013 05:23:47 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev +6.1%
06-06-2013 01:12:39 | More by tbryan5
West Virginia
4/5 rDev +6.1%
07-26-2014 20:09:24 | More by ynalak
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
10-09-2012 16:38:14 | More by JacobMutberg
3.5/5 rDev -7.2%
07-27-2013 13:45:39 | More by supa0525
2.5/5 rDev -33.7%
01-05-2014 17:52:12 | More by Kappakoosh
2.75/5 rDev -27.1%
01-07-2014 01:26:32 | More by DWolf
3.66/5 rDev -2.9%
32 oz. growler filled today from a freshly tapped keg where the line was cleaned during the change, poured into a NB snifter.
A - Pours a rich golden brown. A one-finger head of eggnog-white loose, fluffy foam with lots of pronounced bubbles falls at a moderate pace, leaving a ring of broken lace around the glass and islands of soap suds bubbles on the surface. Held to a full-spectrum light, the beer is a vibrant, almost neon orange red and rather opaque, although a tiny column of effervescence can be seen rising through the middle. Rich, sugary legs coat the glass as it's finished.
S - Woody hops weave into rich caramel malts, which weave into citrus / tropical fruit hops. Hints of white pepper spiciness jump to grapefruit and pineapple and then to caramels with notes of orange and honey. Just as a particular scent emerges, it disappears and turns into another. It's a complex and interesting effect. As it warms, the rich sugars of the malts come forward; it's almost a hopped-up Scotch ale.
T - Woody bitterness on a blanket of rich caramel-toasted breads. Lots of underlying malts to transport the hops, but the two sides of the coin aren't really one. Finish is dominated by a sense of dried flowers, with the bitterness giving the malts the taste of somewhat burnt light wheat toast. Still, that toast also comes with orange marmalade and honey. There's an overall rough edge to this taste profile that offers a backend that wants to kiss and make up. The ABV on this beer is very-well hidden and there's no suggestion that it's the alcohol providing the edge. As it warms in the glass, some rather subtle suggestions of tropical fruit appear in the finish, but even then they're nowhere what the nose suggests they might be.
M - Somewhat fizzy with moderate carbonation. Moderate body and with a somewhat loosely integrated structure where the malts and hops are in the same neighborhood but not closely joined. Decently long finish that's dominated by the hops but allows occasional echos of the caramel sugars on the tongue.
O - There's clearly lots of rich ingredients in this brew, but the forwardness of the woody hops along with the rye malts gives it a roughness, like a rip saw thru old lumber, that isn't overcome by the rest of the flavors. This beer screams for barrel-aging to take this edge off. It would have also been nice to get the grapefruit and tropical fruits present in the nose fully into the taste profile, but it seems they get overrun from roughness. The nose was really interesting in the way the various components kept darting in and out around each other, but this translated into a loose-jointed brew when drinking rather than an integrated one where the tastes transitioned elegantly.
06-07-2013 17:34:45 | More by BuckeyeSlim
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.1%
03-13-2014 05:06:10 | More by megamass
4/5 rDev +6.1%
The beer pours a semi-hazy dark orange color with a white head. The aroma is a mix of grapefruit and oranges, with a little bit of pine and some biscuit malt thrown in. The flavor is dominated by some bitter pineapple and apricot notes, with some biscuit malt and a little bit of pine. There is quite a bit of bitterness and the alcohol is definitely noticeable. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
04-02-2012 21:19:35 | More by Mora2000
4.5/5 rDev +19.4%
05-28-2012 13:47:15 | More by BrianParsons
3.25/5 rDev -13.8%
05-21-2012 05:41:18 | More by standardcherry
3.76/5 rDev -0.3%
comparing this tonight against Sierra Nevada Hoptimum and Firestone Walker Double Jack... tought competition!
Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a wine goblet, the color is orange, and very clear, with at thin head. Aroma is citrus dominant with warm mouthfeel from the high alcohol content. The flavor is well balance, with a slightly bitter aftertaste, but very enjoyable.
This is a good IIPA, probably in my top 20, but against the other two I'm drinking tonight, it's in last place.
11-17-2013 01:13:55 | More by joeworrall
4/5 rDev +6.1%
04-02-2014 17:44:45 | More by GOBLIN
4/5 rDev +6.1%
06-02-2012 23:06:34 | More by briandaube
4/5 rDev +6.1%
01-07-2014 21:41:01 | More by dmk91
3.88/5 rDev +2.9%
Pours a cloudy dark yellow, really looks like some lesser attempts at hefeweizen. Thin yellow head. Grassy hop aroma, hints of cocao powder even, this is shaping up to be a weird beer.
Taste, wow, good hop flavor, grassy, just like the smell, hides the alcohol extremely well. Ample bitterness. Not boozy. Little spicy uptick, some have mentioned rye, could totally see that making up a small % of the base malt. Fractional pine flavor, but mustier grass hoppy is a better description.
$10 at total wine for a 4 pack is reasonable.
05-19-2011 18:19:07 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
06-18-2013 15:35:46 | More by williamjbauer
West Virginia
4.13/5 rDev +9.5%
Little 12 ounce bottle little innocent looking Boston Terrier, big Idahoan DIPA. Pours a brilliant deep copper tone almost ruby tinted color with a big khaki light beige head forming thick. Fine even speckled lacing as the head dwindles clings to the glass. Aroma has a deep pine/citrus grapefruit nose going with some hidden caramel notes, blending into the cereal grains that shine forth. Impressive sugar coated hops, also known as "man candy"...this beer calls for more hop bitterness as the sugary malts overpower the hop bitterness. Don't get me wrong the hops last through each sip until the finish but this is hop dessert in the spectrum of DIPAs. In addition to the piney/citrus hop flavors comes a big caramelized brown sugar character that fights with the green fresh hop content, a nice battle that's hard to call in the really balanced DIPA. Mouthfeel is a bit cloying with sugar coated hops coming through in each sip, slow but steady carbonation chugs along in this full bodied oily hop resin offering. Overall, very impressive drinking DIPA, I'm glad I've tried a good amount of Laughing Dog brews, they're damn good especially their bigger beers.
03-14-2012 16:10:47 | More by WVbeergeek
4/5 rDev +6.1%
07-18-2013 02:29:59 | More by jamisonspitzer
3.75/5 rDev -0.5%
09-02-2013 13:59:57 | More by valkyre65
Sneaky Pete Imperial IPA from Laughing Dog Brewing
85 out of 100 based on 587 ratings.


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Student clinicians and senior staff of the Children's Physical Developmental Clinic (CPDC) were invited to present a workshop on the ins and outs of their service-learning program at state and national conventions for physical education.
The group first delivered their three-part workshop, "The Children's Physical Developmental Clinic: A Proven Model for Service Learning," at the Massachusetts Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (MAHPERD) 82nd annual convention, held last November at the DCU Center in Worcester.
The student presenters were: special education major Ryan Burr, '12, of Plymouth; Lyndsey Dellorco, '11, of Franklin, enrolled in the special education graduate program; and Samantha Hutchins, '11, of Brockton, a post-baccalaureate candidate for special education licensure. Senior staff members were: Amy Muldowney licensed mental health counselor; Sheila Campbell, administrative director; and Dr. Joseph Huber, program director.
Their presentation focused on administrative structure and creative management of the CPDC, a 38-year-old program that provides assistance to children with disabilities, aged 18 months to 18 years. The presenters explained the implementation of the program, examined the roles of its student clinicians and group leaders, and described proven teaching strategies for children with developmental challenges. Following the presentation was a Q and A segment.
(Those presentations can be viewed in the video below.)
When the group went to deliver the same presentation in March at the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (AAHPERD) 127th national convention, however, they were stopped by a power outage. A transformer exploded at the Hilton Hotel in Boston's Back Bay located across the street from the Hynes Convention Center, where the event was to be held. The convention was cancelled before its completion for the first time in AAHPERD history.
Plans are already underway for the group to present at next year's AAHPERD national convention, being held in Valley Forge, Penn.
"Assuredly, all were disappointed, for now, but don't count them out of the picture yet," said Ms. Campbell.
The aim of the CPDC is to improve the total development of children with disabilities by enhancing vital physical, motor and aquatic skills and patterns, as well as stressing the improvement of children's self-esteem through recreational activities. (Rob Matheson, '07, University Advancement)
(The actual presentations begin at the 9:30 mark.)


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