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Attorney General Lisa Madigan is urging Illinoisans who want to help the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings to do some research before they donate.
Donors should be on the lookout for fundraising scams. Madigan warns con artists may seek to exploit the terrible tragedy for personal profit.
"In the wake of such a horrible tragedy, people understandably want to do what they can to help others in need," Madigan said. "Unfortunately though, scam artists try to take advantage of this goodwill. I urge Illinois residents who want to make charitable contributions to research before donating. Taking that extra step will help ensure your donations reach legitimate causes that will directly benefit the victims."
Under Illinois law, fundraisers and charities are required to register each year with the Attorney General's Office. To assist potential donors in making wise giving decisions, Attorney General Madigan provides information about charities.
Attorney General Madigan suggests you only donate to charities you know and trust. Be on the lookout for charities that seem to have sprung up overnight in connection with current events, like the bombings at the Boston Marathon.
Lisa Madigan's Office also offers the following tips for safe giving:
• Be especially careful online. Make sure the website you are visiting belongs to a legitimate, established and registered charity, and that the website and the charity match. See if other legitimate websites will link to that website. Also, make sure the site is secure.
• Check out the charity with the Better Business Bureau, Charity Navigator, GuideStar and the Attorney General's office.
• Be wary of urgent appeals that play on your emotions for aid. Do not donate if the solicitor uses high-pressure tactics, asks for cash payment or insists on sending someone to pick up your donation. These are all hallmarks of a scam.
• Ask how much of your donation will go to the charitable work and how much will be used to pay fund-raising costs. If you don't get a clear answer, or if you don't like the answer you get, consider donating to a different organization.
• Never send cash. You can't be sure the organization will receive your donation, and you won't have a record for tax purposes. And, don't give out personal or financial information until you have reviewed all the information from the charity and verified its legitimacy.
If you think someone is using the Boston bombing or any other cause to scam you out of money contact the attorney general's Charitable Trust Bureau to report suspicious solicitations at (312) 814-2595.
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The Fourth of July holiday celebrating America's freedom will have special meaning for a father whose son gave his life for this country.
Army Sgt. Jacob Butler of Wellsville, KS, was one of the first casualties in the war in Iraq. Now his father, Jim Butler, has written a moving story about his son and the truth of what exactly happened the night of his death.
It was a nine-year labor of love that came out of a staggering loss as Jim Butler's son became a casualty of war at the age of 24.
"Jake was pretty much a patriot and if it wasn't for the men and woman like that in this country, we wouldn't have the freedoms we have today," Jim Butler said.
It was those freedoms Sgt. Jacob Butler was fighting for on April 1, 2003, when his unit came under attack. His father's only means of emerging from the depression plaguing him in the aftermath of the tragedy was to write.
"I guess it was kind of like a therapy or something for me, to help get things out, you know," Jim Butler said.
But it was the encouragement of former Kansas Sen. Bob Dole, himself a vet, that kept Jim Butler committed to the project.
"He had read something on it and wrote me a letter and told me, 'Keep telling your story,'" Jim Butler said.
Now, Beyond Honor is slated to hit bookshelves soon. Jim Butler has kept busy promoting the book at local events and included an advanced copy to those buying fireworks at a location in Edgerton, MO.
"I would hope that he would be honored to be honored," Jim Butler speculated about what his son would have thought of the book.
Jim Butler said the book isn't just about his son, it's also about his family, his four brothers and his upbringing. It's expected to be in bookstores later this month.
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The advent calendar is one of the great holiday traditions. Counting the days until Christmas can be as simple as moving a marker from one day to the next or opening a tiny numbered door to reveal a verse or small treat.
Last year, my mother challenged me with something a little more elaborate. She gave me a box of numbered envelopes, and in each envelope was a good deed to do for the day. It was a fantastic exercise in the true spirit of the season.
It also gave me an admittedly less altruistic idea. This year, I want to challenge film fans to complete the Christmas Movie Advent Calendar. Starting Saturday, just watch one holiday movie each day until Christmas.
Here are 25 suggestions for your calendar, some traditional and some not-so-traditional:
- "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" & "Frosty the Snowman" — Originally television specials, Rudy and Frosty were released on DVD a few years ago. Sometimes it's just nice to reminisce.
- "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" — Classic Dr. Seuss cartoon trumps the Mike Meyers movie any day.
- "The Santa Clause" & "The Santa Clause 2" — These movies, starring Tim Allen, had no right to be this adorable.
- "Mickey's Christmas Carol" & "The Muppets Christmas Carol" — The classic Dickens tale gets the kiddie treatment.
- "Scrooged" — Dickens meets Bill Murray. Best part of this modern take? The stagehand trying to staple antlers on mice.
- "Polar Express" — An incredible journey aboard a train bound for the North Pole.
- "The Chronicles of Narnia" — Step through the wardrobe into a winter wonderland.
- "Smoky Mountain Christmas" — Absolutely loved this Dolly Parton TV special as a kid. It's a Dolly-fied version of Snow White, complete with an evil witch. But the music made it worth it. If anyone has a copy, let me know.
- "John Denver & the Muppets Christmas" — Denver and the Muppets crew lend their voices to Christmas classics and original Denver tunes. "Alfie the Christmas Tree" brings on the waterworks every time.
- "Prancer" — Girl nurses reindeer, who may or may not belong to Santa, back to health.
- "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" — The reason my family never had a real tree. Mom was terrified we'd get one inhabited by a squirrel.
- "Home Alone" — Maybe Kevin's infamous scream won't be quite as annoying after all these years. Maybe.
- "The Nightmare Before Christmas" — Only Tim Burton could meld Christmas and Halloween.
- "Love Actually" — Fantastic film follows eight couples during a frantic month before Christmas.
- "You've Got Mail" — The Little Shop Around the Corner all dressed up for Christmas reminds us why little shops feel like home.
- "Sleepless in Seattle" — A Christmas Eve call into a radio show brings a widowed father many admirers, including a New Yorker who might just be the one.
- "While You Were Sleeping" — After saving man on the train tracks on Christmas Day, Sandra Bullock pretends to be his fiancée, then falls in love with his brother.
- "Die Hard" & "Die Hard 2" — Certainly not traditional Christmas fare, but both Jon McClane adventures take place during the holidays.
- "Reindeer Games" — Not as cheery as it sounds. But a good flick with Ben Affleck.
- "Gremlins" — The perfect gift for Christmas? An adorable little furball that, should you decide to give him a bath and a snack, spawns horrible monsters.
- "Ghostbusters II" — The sequel culminates with a New Year's Eve showdown with an ancient bad guy. Good cheer saves the day.
Heather Bremer, a former Herald Bulletin reporter/designer, writes a weekly column on movies, television and pop culture. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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fast fix for a bland wall, fabric is a great solution. Matthew buys stretchers at an art supply store and attaches the fabric with a heavy-duty staple gun. He recommends stretching the fabric over the frame as tightly as possible (pulling opposite, not adjacent, sides in tandem) and neatly folding the corners. Ever the perfectionist, Matthew even backs some frames with grosgrain ribbon so the staples won't scuff the wall.


text: Best Beer | March 8, 2013 Five Frothy Brews We Can't Get Enough Of by Nicole Perry 3/08/13 0 Reactions 8 Shares Print 0 4 2 2 0 While we certainly don't eschew a bottle of sudsy brew any time of year, something about March weather and the upcoming St. Patrick's Day celebration has left us with an intense desire to crack open bottles with increasing frequency. Click through for our favorite picks we tried (and loved) this week — we hope you'll enjoy them as much as we did! Sierra Nevada Torpedo Extra IPA What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 We were hardly shocked to find this "extra IPA" to be intensely bitter, though that hardly put off our palates. Sharp but light-bodied and smooth, this IPA from Sierra Nevada doesn't mess around, in a good — nay, great way. 1 / 5 Czechvar What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While Czechvar is referred to as Budweiser in its homeland, don't mistake it for Anheuser-Busch's light-bodied classic American brew. Hoppy, bitter, and heavier than a typical beer of this style, our food team collectively swooned at our first sip of the Czech import and enjoyed it even more when it was paired with a nibble of salty beer-infused cheddar cheese. 2 / 5 Firestone Pale Ale What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 While we try not to judge a book beer by its cover (or label rather), we'll admit to initially having been enticed by Firestone Pale Ale's eye-catching graphic design and branding. Thankfully, in this case eating with our eyes first was a good call; its fragrant, fruity, and bitter flavor profile kept us coming back for sip after sip. 3 / 5 Deschutes Brewery Red Chair NWPA What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Named for a ski lift at Oregon's Mt. Bachelor mountain — hence the red chair reference and imagery — this pale ale is perfectly suited to snuggling up with after a day shredding through clouds of fresh powder. Bitter, dry, and with a pleasantly sweet aftertaste, it's worth snapping up a bottle (or two) before its limited-run Winter season comes to a close. 4 / 5 Eel River I.P.A. What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Notably the first beer to be brewed with organic malts and hops, Eel River's I.P.A. won us over with a sophisticated and complex assortment of flavors. Floral on the nose, dark, nutty, and heavy-bodied on first sip, with a crisp distinctive finish that lingers, this beer might sound like it has too much going on, but trust us, it doesn't. It even became a fast favorite amongst this roundup of winning brews. 6 / 5 0 4 2 2 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Food ShoppingParty PlanningBeer beer This Barbecue Sauce Gets a Helping Hand From 2 Secret Ingredients 6/30 Celebrate With a Cold One! Calories in Your Summertime Beer 6/24 A Fresh Take on an '80s-Era Cocktail 6/21 So, What's the Difference Between Ales and Lagers Anyway? 6/15 Meet the Man Who Put Bacon in Every Dish and Lived to Tell About It 5/20 Give Your Margarita a Fizzy Lift With Beer 5/02 party planning Don't Make This Sparkling Blueberry Mojito If You Hate Compliments 14 hours ago The Art of the Cocktail Garnish 1 day ago A Mediterranean Feast Fit For Greek Gods 4 days ago We'll Have a Long Island . . . Iced Coffee, That Is 5 days ago Get Over Your Fear of Grilling With Cat Cora's Clever Tips 1 week ago A Dark and Stormy With a Sweet Twist 1 week ago Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Love & Sex Food Home DIY What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love The reopened Crumbs Bake Shop might also serve Dippin' Dots — Grub Street A mess-free way to cut corn kernels off the cob — America's Test Kitchen Feed Short Stack magazines put recipes at the fore — The New York Times 10 other things you can grill on a panini press, sandwiches not included — HuffPost Taste The most anticipated food and drink events of Fall 2014 — Eater Source: Instagram users mumadeline and mental_bonfire


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Seattle Seahawks quarterback Tarvaris Jackson is officially listed as probable on the injury report with a pectoral injury that has plagued him for the past few weeks. Jackson was limited in practice on Wednesday, but went in full on both Thursday and Friday. Jackson struggled mightily against the Dallas Cowboys last week, throwing 3 interceptions, making it a total of 4 the past two weeks.
Jackson shouldn't be starting for you even if you're in a two deep quarterback league, as he's facing the Baltimore Ravens pass defense. The Ravens defense will likely hit Jackson, who's already struggling with an injury and passing the football. Expect another rough outing for Jackson, and it won't be because of his injury this time. It's very possible Charlie Whitehurst could make an appearance in this game, as well.
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Pups and people came out for the Lights of Love tree lighting at the University of Virginia Thursday.
The ceremony raises money for UVA Hospital Auxiliary projects. This year it will help provide therapy dogs for patients.
It will also go toward Hospitality House, a program that provides affordable lodging for out-of-town patients and their families.
"They contribute $10 per ornament up on the tree or more. I mean, some people have been very, very generous. It is the auxiliary's single biggest day of making money for the institution," said Nancy Hartman, co-chair of Lights of Love.
Anna Pitts, a patient diagnosed with leukemia and treated at UVA Children's Hospital, lit the tree this year.


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Daniel Hessey discovered the dharma in 1973 through Trungpa Rinpoche's book Meditation in Action and moved to Tail of the Tiger (now Karme Choling) the following year. He has lived in Shambhala communities -- Karme Choling, Shambhala Mountain Center, and Marpa House ÂÂ- for the majority of his adult life. He served as co-director of what is now Shambhala Mountain Center from 1985 to 1992, and has served on its Board of Directors for the last five years. He has taught the Shambhala dharma extensively in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Australia. Before becoming an acharya, he served for two years as shastri for Shambhala Mountain Center and Fort Collins.
Dan is on the founding board of The Beanstalk Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to supporting grassroots social entrepreneurs based in Denver, Colorado. Over the last ten years he has translated the Yijing (I Ching) from the Chinese into English under the direction of Eva Wong. In his spare time he plays jazz standards haltingly on his guitar. He is currently employed as a residential mortgage banker in Boulder Colorado, and the proud father of his daughter Emma, now attending high school.
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Sun City Palm Desert - Golf Cart - Always Great Price in Palm Desert
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
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- rates (USD) $ 1,000 - $ 3,000 / month
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****************** On Chardonnay *****************
****Great Room Concept ****
****Light & Bright Home*****
*** Master Suite has KING size bed with memory foam on top. TV
*** Master Bathroom - Full
*** Guest bedroom with NEW queen size bed, a desk, computer & monitor WI-FI
*** 2nd bathroom (powder room + shower)
*** Greatroom concept one of the sofas is a queen size hide-a-bed
*** Dining table sits 6 with hutch
*** Breakfast bar with bar stools
*** Laundry Room inside home (not in garage)
*** FiOS TV
*** NEW Flat panel HDTV
*** NEW Carpet
*** DSL Internet Service... also computer available - WI FI
*** Magic Jack Telephone Plan connected to computer FREE calls to USA/CANADA
*** GOLF CART Availbale!
*** 2 Bicycles available.
*** Limoge model
*** View Towards Private Grassy Yard
*** Patio With BBQ & Patio Set
*** Lounge Chairs
This is a 55+ Community
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Sun City Palm Desert by DEL WEBB/PULTE
** 3 Amazing Club Houses
** 3 Outdoor Pools - 1 Indoor Pool With Salt Water
** 2 State Of The Art GYMS
** Tennis Courts
** 2 GOLF Courses
** GATED/Guarded Community
** Indoor Walking Track
** Hiking Trails
** Library
** Restaurants
** Computer "LAB"
** On premises Post Office
** Over 70 Chartered Clubs To Enjoy
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This is paradise for those 55+... Check listed amenities: golf, walk, hike, aerobic's, yoga,
pilate, dance, play cards, here we go travel club, join theatre group, sing, join leaded glass, knit, sew, paint, swim, ceramic's, learn more about computer use, library, SOLO club, so much more, all this within walls of gated community.
Close to casinos, restaurants, shopping, the River, El Paseo, freeway. Your decision how active you wish to be & activities you wish to join & enjoy. Simply enjoy the good weather, air, beauty & serenity of the desert. See you soon!
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Home is available As follows:
*Prime season......... $3000 P/MO Based on 4 Months Term (reserved Jan -thru April 2015, subject to payment in full by 11/1/14)
*Sub season............ $2700 P/MO
*Summer................. $1000 P/MO (2 mos minimum at this rate, ALL utilities paid by tenant)
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Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past
This movie does a great job of setting the series back up from where it was right at the end of X2, on top of the world.
This movie does a great job of setting the series back up from where it was right at the end of X2, on top of the world.
The Lego Movie is easily one of the most entertaining films you'll see this year!
It can be quite enjoyable at times, and just seeing Smaug brought to big, beautiful life filled me with nerd glee.
A series that started with some promise proves that it really had no idea what good writing, pacing, or storytelling was.
The jokes hit, the dialogue is snappy, and the animation is gorgeous.
I cannot stress enough how awesome the Headless Horseman is in this show.
He stood up for democracy, he's adjusting to a new time, and hey, throw in some self-sacrifice and you have Superman without the powers.
Still, getting back into the meat of the story is a welcome change of pace, and ramping up to more horsemen is just what the show needed.
I would wholeheartedly recommend this movie to any fan of science fiction, and to anyone with fond memories of the novel.
As the title suggests, the evil mercenaries are after the Lesser Key of Solomon, which unlocks a demonic prison that will unleash twenty three super-demons into Sleepy Hollow.


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July 17, 2014
The documentary "Virunga" tells the story of the rangers at Virunga National Park in eastern Congo who are battling to keep the last remaining 800 mountain gorillas that live in the park alive – a battle against poachers, the M23 rebel forces and the British corporation Soco, which is trying to convince officials inside the park and in government to allow them to exploit the huge ocean of oil that lies under the park.
May 16, 2014
Gen. Paul Kagame ordered the shooting down of the plane in which President Habyarimana and President Cyprien Ntaryamira of Burundi, French citizens, and all others on board were killed on April 6, 1994. This assassination triggered the genocide. Since then President Kagame has imposed a reign of terror to keep himself and the ruling party in absolute power.
April 24, 2014
I woke up on the morning of April 7, 1994, from a fretful slumber. I managed to walk to the gate of my house. I had to know if there were any other houses left standing. What were all of those screams I heard throughout the night? What would happen now that the president was dead? I was benumbed with fright, but I made it to the gate. I had to know what was left of our neighborhood.
April 17, 2014
Twenty-four years after the Ugandan invasion of Rwanda in October 1990, both the history of the four-year war that followed and realities of life on the ground in Rwanda today are fiercely disputed. Claude Gatebuke survived the violence and founded the African Great Lakes Action Network (AGLAN) to promote truth and reconciliation in Rwanda and the rest of the Great Lakes Region of Africa.
February 24, 2014
Supporters of Rwandan political prisoner Victoire Ingabire marched in Brussels, Belgium, today to denounce the Rwandan Supreme Court's December ruling, which increased her sentence on appeal. British lawyer Iain Edwards said that he is still waiting for a translation of the ruling before saying whether or not they will appeal beyond Rwanda to a regional court or to the African Court of Human and Peoples' Rights.
October 27, 2013
Supporters of Rwandan political prisoner Victoire Ingabire will hold an all day sit-in outside the Rwandan Embassy in Brussels on Friday, Nov. 1, the day that Rwanda's Supreme Court is scheduled to rule on her appeal. Ingabire has been behind bars in Rwanda's 1930 maximum security prison for three years, since October of 2010.
August 10, 2013
On Aug. 7, Paul Rusesabagina, president of the Hotel Rwanda Rusesabagina Foundation, sent an open letter to international political and civil society leaders asking them not to bother with the upcoming Rwandan parliamentary elections. The letter follows: Please ignore Rwanda. Parliamentary elections are coming up in Rwanda this September, and the world should ignore them.
March 16, 2013
The widows of the assassinated presidents of Rwanda and Burundi have petitioned the Supreme Court in Habyarimana v. Kagame to reject Obama administration claims of unreviewable executive power to strip federal courts of jurisdiction for money damages for "extra-judicial" murders and other violations of international law committed by Paul Kagame, the current president of Rwanda.
January 9, 2013
Bruce Dixon, managing editor of the Black Agenda Report and author of "Did Bloody Hands, Not Black Womanhood Sink Susan Rice Nomination?" spoke to KPFA about U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice's withdrawal from consideration to become President Obama's next secretary of state.
December 5, 2012
Over the last 16 years, more than 6 million lives have been lost in Congo – and the major perpetrators of those atrocities have been U.S. allies Rwanda and Uganda. The majority of victims have been children under the age of 5. Subsequent U.S. administrations have provided aid to the Rwandan and Ugandan regimes. The U.S. remains one of the top two donors of aid to Rwanda today.
October 31, 2012
The International Development Committee of the British Parliament's House of Commons has announced that it will examine the controversial decision to disburse budget support to the government of Rwanda after first withholding it in response to U.N. investigators' reports that Rwanda is behind the M23 militia fighting and seizing territory in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
September 6, 2012
Imprisoned Rwandan opposition leader Victoire Ingabire and her supporters await a Kigali court's verdict in her case this coming Friday, Sept. 7. Ingabire has been in prison for nearly two years, charged with giving financial support to a terrorist group, planning to cause state insecurity, and divisionism, a violation of Rwanda's "genocide ideology" statute.
July 21, 2012
"While we applaud the strides you are making in your humanitarian efforts, we ask you to reconsider your support of Kagame and his means of 'progress' and to use your political influence to encourage true freedom and democracy for the people of Rwanda," writes Paul Rusesabagina in a letter to Bill Clinton.
May 9, 2012
Congolese people have seen an estimated 6 million of their citizens perish in an unjust war. They have witnessed how the perpetrators of these crimes still roam the streets of their country or are given humanitarian awards and accolades. We hope that all justice seekers around the world will join us in working to deliver justice to the Congolese people.
October 1, 2011
The truth must now be told. Paul Kagame, then overall commander of the Rwandan Patriotic Army (RPA), was personally responsible for shooting down the plane carrying President Juvenal Habyarimana home from a peace summit. His assassination triggered the Rwandan Genocide.
April 9, 2011
"Had the RPF not been made militarily dominant by outside support and the two presidents not been assassinated in the RPF assault for power, the ICTR evidence suggests that the Rwandan genocide would never have occurred," concludes Professor Erlinder.
April 1, 2011
I am pleased to stand with my colleagues today who are outraged at Nobel Peace Laureate President Obama's decision to wage war on Africa in Libya. At the outset, let me state that Libya is home to tens of thousands of foreign students and guest workers. The students come from Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. The messages I have received from concerned Africans state that these young, innocent people, inaccurately labeled by the U.S. press as "Black mercenaries," have been trapped in hostile territory and are hated by the U.S.-allied Al Qaeda insurgents.
February 6, 2011
The lessons learned from the U.N. Mapping Exercise report show that even with Rwanda and Uganda's invasion and occupation of Congo in the last 15 years, political issues have not been resolved by war. The international community should take heed and not engage in military solutions in Ivory Coast to resolve a political dispute.
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Former Connecticut Chief Justice Robert J. Callahan, who served on the state's highest court for 14 years, has died. He was 82.
Callahan died New Year's Day at Norwalk Hospital in the company of his wife, Dorothy, and eight children, his son Robert J. Callahan Jr. said Wednesday. He had suffered from Parkinson's disease, his son said.
Callahan retired in 1999 after serving as chief justice for three years. He became a member of the state Supreme Court in 1985 after serving as a prosecutor for the Norwalk City Court and the circuit court and as a circuit court and superior court judge.
"Chief Justice Callahan made a lasting impact in Connecticut, serving nearly fifteen years on the Supreme Court and authoring hundreds of opinions that have had a profound impact on the laws of our state," Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said in a statement. "His leadership skills and humor guided the court through several difficult cases, always with honest reasoning and judgment."
As chief justice, Callahan also led an initiative to improve trust and confidence in the state courts and to reorganize court services.
Connecticut's current Chief Justice Chase Rogers told the Hartford Courant that Callahan was "a hardworking, diligent judge who did not think of cases as 'big' or 'small.' What mattered most to him is that the case was important to the parties."
The Norwalk native graduated from Boston College in 1952 and Fordham University Law School in 1955 and later served in the Army. He served twice on the Norwalk Common Council.
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For Republican supporters in Janesville, the Romney loss was an unfortunate one. A chance to make history with a vice president from Wisconsin will not be realized. Supporters are holding their heads high, knowing he will still represent them in District 1, but they're disappointed.
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The Eastern Conference takes a day off from playoff action as a pair of series on the other side of the country continue Tuesday evening. The Golden State Warriors have a chance to advance to the next round with a win in Denver, while the Memphis Grizzlies look to keep their momentum going on the road against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Once trailing following the opening game of the series, the Warriors have reeled off three consecutive victories to put the Denver Nuggets on the brink of a finished season. Even without All-Star forward David Lee, who suffered a season-ending hip injury in Game 1, Golden State has been led by the superlative effort of guard Stephen Curry.
After struggling early in the opening game of the series, his first-ever postseason appearance, Curry has been one of the most impressive performers in the playoffs so far. In the past three games, he's averaging 30 points, 10.3 assists, 4.7 rebounds and three steals per game.
Arguably the best shooter in the game, Curry is hitting 55 percent from the field and 50 percent from beyond the arc since Game 1 as his team has grabbed a 3-1 series lead. With another win Tuesday, the Warriors will have a second round date set up against the San Antonio Spurs.
The other game of the night can't end with a team advancing to the next round, but it should have major implications on who eventually gets to face the Oklahoma City Thunder (sorry, Rockets). A win by Memphis would give the Grizzlies an opportunity to close out the series at home, where the team is 2-0 so far against L.A., in Game 6.
Coming off a pair of shaky performances in the first two games of the series, the Grizzlies were rather dominant in two double-digit victories at home in Games 3 and 4. Now Memphis heads back on the road with an opportunity to win a pivotal Game 5, which would force the Clippers to keep the series alive against a raucous crowd in Memphis.
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19-02-2011 11:01
I want to uninstall some apps from my newly-purchased C5-03. Other posts here describe doing this by going to application manager>installed apps, selecting the app concerned and then Options. But when I select any app (press/options) or longpress, all I get is details about the app. There is no option to uninstall or do anything else.
There is nothing about this in the help file or the user manual.How do I uninstall apps?
19-02-2011 15:08
On most S60 5th Ed. devices - Options gives a choice of View details, Uninstall, View Log, Help & Exit.
That said there is something peculiar about C5-03 as BatchUninstall application from OVI Store is incompatible with it.
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5
19-02-2011 16:48
23-02-2011 14:29
I Am also having same problem,I have installed one application,I am not able to uninstall,
23-02-2011 14:34
Try this method,Go to installed app,----option--------organize------option--remove
25-02-2011 17:18
Hi Alan,
Its plesant working with Nokia C5-03,
Go to application manager>installed apps right corner or on the application Press slightly you will get a uninstall option.
beginning i also suffer with these things but finaly i found.it really very good option in C5-03
01-03-2011 13:58
running the application and hold a finger over it, you will see how towheel spin and then give you permission to uninstall
01-04-2011 18:57
by going to application manager>installed apps, selecting the app concerned and touch ans hold ur finger on applicaton then uninstall opetion will show.
04-04-2011 16:36
Go to Settings>Installed apps.>(device will scan apps. on ur memory)>hold icon apps. want to uninstall>(small box will show "uninstall")>tap the box
Sorry for my English..
19-04-2011 11:16
@balaji thanks for suggestion buddy .....
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I had the same Problem until i found the solution and it worked which is:
settings -> application manager-> installed applications-> select an application and hold it for some time till u get a small box with uninstall optio-> uninstall-> confirm uninstall
and i Attached a picture that describe how to do it
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12-06-2011 19:19
The suggestion works.
Thanks a lot.
I have been getting headache to uninstall app. from my phone.
Now you've cured my headache.
17-07-2011 5:39
hey thanks its working... thanks...
29-07-2011 12:51
it worked
08-09-2011 15:27
This is true about applications which are installed by us. But with the pre installed applications/widgets like facebook,orkut etc and nokia chat are not getting the unistall option. These are unnecessaryly eating up the already low internal memory. It is always better to use a facebook application on memorycard and 3rdparty chat application like nimbuzz to chat. and keep phone memory free. I also decided not to use nokia browsrer as it stores data in phone memory. I advise all to always use operamini (installed in SD card) in mobile phones.
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Hi ,
I have been installed programe " Gallery lock " in Nokia C5-03 after i used this progarm, it is very good for protect my filesbut now I cant find out shortcut or application to run this programe again.
Please help me.
Thank before hand
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long press it . u will get the option unstalled
21-11-2011 10:08
I have this phone for few months and I recently I found that some of the apps are protected or can not be unistalled! In the Appl. mngr -> Insatalled app -> Bubble Bash ( a game) pressing for a few seconds I get uninstall option, but when I press it i get uninstallation not allowed! It is the same with the integrated facebook app, Friendster, Hi5, Twitter. Anyone knows how to delete them?


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Pat and Mark in a studio, of sorts, talking about riding, running, and why crack isn't powder.
Poppin' in the Parking Lot… and the end of the Tour '14
A bit of technical slacking, but the promised end of the Tour show is up, with some lessons learned, an apology, and a rant over customer service.
There Has Been Blood. Tour Rest Day #1
Apparently, keeping the rubber side down is a challenge for everyone, not just 'average' cyclists. Pat in, get this, his dining room on a hot day talking the Tour 14′s first week.
Tour Time, '14!
Pat's kicked out, and mad as hell.
Not really, but it is Tour time!
To ABM again, or not… WAIT! HE'S BAAAACK!!
Just when you thought Pat was destined to stay alone forever, MARK SHOWS!!
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Pat's a bit ABM…
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The Knight of Classical Junk Miles
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ABM and Angry at Health Clubs
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Tour of Sufferlandria Report, and a bit of the Mark!
Stupid technology. Due to the show recorded on 1/2 sounding like complete crap, all we have of Mark is the rant. Which although a static element here and there, kind of like an old radio show, still epic.
Oh, and Pat has an announcement.
Pat has lost it…
I can't believe I'm typing this…
Cycling has been extremely good to me. While I may not have been a spindly pro, traveling the world in search of yellow, green, pink, or whatever the Vuelta is this year, I have had the great opportunity to race in fun locations, with fun people, and learn a great deal about myself along the way.
I have also been given the opportunity to give something back. I wouldn't have found this sport if it weren't for great people sacrificing their time and energy to make sure I knew what to do, had what I needed, and what to learn for the next time.
It is with this in mind that I have made a really potentially stupid decision. On Saturday, March 8th, 2014. I will be attempting to achieve the status of Knighthood of Sufferlandria. What that means is, I will be completing over ELEVEN hours of indoor cycling workouts created by The Sufferfest, a true taste of perfection in indoor torture. These workouts are very difficult, and the task of completing ten of them in a row is somewhat unheard of.
That is why I am doing it, and doing it for junior cycling. Starting today, I am taking donations for the effort. Pledges if you will. All proceeds raised will go to the 2G1D Junior Development team (www.2G1DEvents.com) in the form of entry fees for races for the 2014 season, and even beyond, if needed. I believe that cycling gives so much to young people; confidence, fitness, empathy, and professionalism.
If you are at all interested in helping out, please go to www.2G1DEvents.com and donate any amount you feel fit. If you can't afford it now, no problem. Be sure to tune into Packfiller Productions (www.packfiller.com) on the day of the event, where I will be streaming the entire gore-fest live as it happens. Lastly, if you are truly twisted, come ride a 'stage' of the event with me! I'll have space next to me for riders wishing to encourage the suffering along the way. 2G1D Juniors will also be participating in a stage or two, so you can see who your donations are going to help.
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Obama speech spurs concerns among parents
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on Sep 8, 2009 at 9:53 pm
What the liberal jerks aren't willing to admit is that this is only the first of many more such "speeches." They WILL get more political and they WILL become more subversive.
Ever hear of the camel's nose?
on Sep 9, 2009 at 1:43 am
Yeah, how much more subversive can you get? The unmitigated gall of someone telling our children that regardless of their circumstances, they must strive for excellence, because their success at striving for excellence, i.e. academic excellence as opposed to on the football field or bassetball court, is good for them AND their country.
Historically and unfortunately, this country has tolerated education rather than embracing it. That along with the thinly masked racism shown by those who claim to be offended by Obama's speech will only hold this once great country back and will doom it to being second rate, if it isn't already. Instead of watching FOX, try reading a book sometime.
on Sep 9, 2009 at 6:39 am
The speech was too long for most elementary kids. Maybe 5th grade and up would get something from it. I was opposed to my 3rd grader watching it until I viewed it...just because I don't trust him. However, the speech was spot on. It was great. I just wish he and Congress would put the $$$ where his mouth is. I'd rather my tax dollars fully fund Public Education than Public Health Insurance. IDEA, ESEA, and NCLB federalized public education...they should support it.


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If or when Tucson has another gun buyback event, the state legislature and Gov. Jan Brewer have made sure that the weapons cannot be destroyed.
Brewer signed HB 2326, which prohibits cities from acquiring firearms merely to destroy them.
Tucson Police say that the buyback earlier this year brought in about 208 firearms of all types, ages, and conditions. Those weapons have already been shredded.
The law used to call for the court to order law enforcement to sell the weapons. Now, the law says the agency will sell the weapons to a qualified handler that is a federal firearms dealer.
Supporters of the new law say it takes our government out of the business of destroying guns; however, Ward 6 Tucson City Councilmember Steve Kozachik says that it opens more problems.
"So, are we going to end up with guns in landfills? So, again, they haven't thought this through," Kozachik said.
"The poeple should destroy the firearms themselves. They should pay for it. They shouldn't get a bailout," said Ken Rineer, president of Gun Owners of Arizona.
The governor also signed into a law a restriction against Arizona governments from keeping a record or log of firearm sales.
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Food: We dined @ the Venetian first few days. It is elegant, but quite noisy. Staff seemed tired from beginning of trip. We then tried the Aqua MDR which is smaller. The food is the SAME and we enjoyed the quieter atmosphere and much friendlier staff. Less people to serve, less pressure on them. Not much variety in menus, but still good. Blue Lagoon open 24 hrs, best feature buffalo wings, check out the breakfast! Sometimes the staff forgets about you, we were told to raise our hand.
Balcony Stateroom: Very nice, Deck 9 quiet. There was hand soap by the sink and shampoo and shower gel in the shower. (I had read there would be other toiletries such as on the Spirit in 2010 when we had lotion, powder, mouthwash). No biggie. I also read on NCL Q&A there would be robes in Balcony & above. None, again no biggie. Odor in bathroom area.
Entertainment: My hub and I were disappointed in the quality of entertainment. Second City improv not very good. Bollywood about the best show. Band on the Run, ok. Band by the pool about the best music which was the reverse on our previous cruise; we miss Emily & Arvin. Dawn had poor quality bands/singers, trying to sing Beatles, Elvis, Sinatra.
Shore Excursions: Horseshoe Bay Beach absolutely the best! We visited the Crystal Caves, Zoo and Aquarium, just ok. We enjoyed the cruise by famous people's homes.
The Oasis pool was nice, and there is also a small 4' pool for adults behind the band stand (both salt water). This is good for shorter people.
Constant pressure for photos, even while eating.
Finding your way around the Dawn: I had read member comments about getting around the ship and thought, how hard can it be? It's ridiculous and heard MANY people complain. Some elevators only went down to Deck 7. We had to walk to mid ship to catch another elevator.
I would not cruise on the Dawn again. However I would gladly cruise the Spirit again or try another NCL ship or just try another cruise line.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Badluck711 Great Staff I was upgraded to a club level room by friendly staff July 21, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rambo1964 Great Except Mattresses While all of the amenities were present and just fine, the mattresses were somewhat lumpy and seemed worn. Time to replace those. Beyond that, everything was acceptable. July 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by g3auto Good Hotel Bad Internet Speed The hotel is nice and the staff is responsive but the internet speed is terrible and when I say terrible I mean at times dial up speeds. I'm told they know about the problem but it will take months to get it replaced. I had the same experience a couple a months ago so I am going to stay away from this hotel as much as possible until it is fixed. July 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jacklyn Recent business trip I am consistently impresssed with the staff. They are friendly, courteous, and helpful. The restaurant is very good. When I choose to eat in the hotel, I am assured of a delicious meal that is very nicely prepared. November 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by planner58 Unbelivable for a Sheraton Property This property was in disrepair, the ceiling above the shower was coming down. The chairs in the room were filthy. I have never in my lifetime seen a carpet in a hotel that was so soiled and dirty. The lobby smelled like very strong mildew. As a meeting professional that travels extensively I was pretty stunned that they have the Sheraton name. Won't be staying at this hotel again. July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bobbie53 Drury Family Reunion The hotel was great and the staff was very friendly and courteous. Since we had family coming in from Calif, Oregon, Florida as well as N.C., it was good to have such people on staff to meet and greet all of us. Special thanks to Mark Wilder for all his help in making our stay so pleasant. July 15, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Simpsonfamily Beautiful hotel and pool We enjoyed our stay at the Sheraton Arlington. It was very close to Rangers stadium which was a huge plus, however we wish that the restaurant would have stayed open later after the ball game. The only thing open was the bar which was packed and service was very slow. Other than that we enjoyed our stay there. July 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by trip100 Clean facility, terrible restaurant service A clean facility with a clean pool. The weekend we were in town the hotel was sold out. One night eating in the only hotel restaurant, that was not full, the waiter initially was refusing to do seperate checks, telling one family that he would have to put in their order after he turned in the other orders because it was too difficult to do separate orders. Poor customer service. Another night when there was hardly anyone in the restaurant someone waited over 45 minutes for three take out items. The hotel was fine, just terrible meal experiences. July 1, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Bill1022 Property Meeds Help This property seems overwhelmed. They need more staff and more facilities. Fifteen chairs around the pool. One person working the market at breakfast. Ordered a frozen drink at the pool and it had chunks of ice in it as big as grapes. July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Christy1174 Great for ball game trip The rooms are very comfortable and pool is great! July 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kingming71 This hotel was amazing Upon arrival we received a call to make sure everything was ok in the room and to see if we needed anything. The room was clean and the bed was so comfortable. We were on the club level and received excellent service. We liked the fact that this was a upscale hotel that allowed us to bring along our pet. It was both pet and kid friendly and in close proximity to shopping and dining. We will always use Sheraton for our home away from home. July 8, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Manju Stay anywhere else. The elevators seem to be in need of repair. They make very unseatling noises and are very jerky. I do realize that I am 6'4 just a guess but the ceiling in the bathroom was probably 6'6 to 6'8 at best I am glad I am not Closter phobic. During my shower the water would change tempters. We where suppose to receive 2 free cooks with our room which we did receive on checkout when we talked to the front desk. The real kicker was getting a copy of the bill for the room next to us and seeing that they had paid $100 less for their stay that night. December 27, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by DeeTexas Perfect location Wonderful facility, would like to have a safe in the room, otherwise a wonderful experience! July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by wa23 Club room Carla and Bethany were exceptional and made us feel very welcome and were very clean and germ free oriented July 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by RangerFan48 Great Location; rooms vert small. Sheraton Arlington is situated within walking distance of Ranger Ballpark, our primary reason for staying at the Sheraton...and the room was reasonably priced for the location and convenience. The staff were wonderful, including Bell Service (Jerrod), Front Desk (Gina), Lounge, Dining Staff and Omelet Chef. The rooms were small compared to business hotels, WiFi must be paid for; transportation to the Ball Park for handicapped individuals is not available through the Sheraton, and lastly, our sink was stopped up (Gross!), and we requested twice that someone come to our room and unstop the sink...but unfortunately no one ever came. Still, I would stay there again, but only if I didn't have a handicapped individual with me. May 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by caroline917 A few issues Received incorrect info about transportation to AA training center, the room was ice cold. I called maint after it failed to warm up over 2 hours. They came and fixed it but I later realized the panel was left down (Over the shower) and called them back. had to wait to go to bed. The next morning, as I was preparing to leave, no hair dryer anywhere. Too late to call, I advised them on the way out. Its the "little things" that are why Starwood has dropped in my hotel of choice. The staff was friendly and apologetic, but its just not what I was hoping. February 13, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Samantha Romantic Weekend I booked with the Sheraton becuase I had always heard good things. I wanted our weekend to be special since it was my boyfriends birthday. We could never get the temp in the room just right, it was either hot or cold. When I went to take a shower the fauset fell apart, the shower cutain rod almost fell on me. I had paid for a package deal where we were to get breakfast the next day. We did not make it in time because we were up more than half the night listen to a tapping noise that sounded like water dripping. We also had to put towels down at the bottom of the door that entered the room and the door that went into the room next to us due to the lights. When checking out I mentioned all of these things and all I got was I am sorry. March 13, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by caroline917 Just cant ever get it 100% This hotel can just never get it 100% right. Its little things like a leaky tub and a nametag left on the floor, or opened lotions.. etc... Just doesn't pay attention to the details. And always loud people in the halls or rooms next to me, July 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Stella60 Wonderful staff! I am writing to compliment the excellent service from Linda last Saturday. Due to a mixup about the free breakfast we had paid for, we ended up in the dining room when we were supposed to be on the 18th floor. Linda quickly took the matter to a supervisor and the problem was solved. Not only was she attentive to our predicament, but she made sure everything was served in a timely manner and courteously. Linda is a valuable employee and you are lucky to have her. April 16, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ranger76 Great location but needs improvements The location is great for rangers game, we walked to the game. When we arrived our room was not ready. We were on the 3rd floor, our view wasn't even to the outside, we had a view to the lobby, very disappointing. It would have been nice if they would have told us that. The carpet and furniture was very stained!! The bathroom was small. In the ceiling above the bathtub there was a hole where water was leaking. The sink was slow to drain. I think they have plumbing problems. The toilet seat was falling off. We really did expect more from a Sheraton. July 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Justmyopinion40 Excellent Location We were within walking distance from the Texas Ranger's Stadium and good restaurants. It's also only a few minuets drive from the Cowboys stadium, Six Flags, Hurricane Harbor and other local attractions. May 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pd894 Nice and Clean The hotel was clean and the people were very pleasant as always. July 11, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Marc0673 Great if you're going to Six Flags or the Stadiums Great hotel if you're going to Six Flags or the stadiums in Arlington, TX as they are all very close. Not so great if you're in town for business and in need of high-speed broadband access. Wifi signal on the 19th floor was barely useable, plugging in via ethernet provided constant connection, but not fast enough to support web conferencing/video. Bed wasn't as comfortable as the Westin beds and the rooms were dated in decor, but clean. Staff at the front desk and in the club lounge were responsive and helpful. June 29, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Travler007 Not A Good Experience 1. Lights – one of the lights did not work in the room 2. The room was dirty and curtain did not fully close - I had to pull it up to make it do so. The curtain was filthy 3. Sprinkler system cover was missing from the sprinkler in bathroom 4. Bathroom: The door would get stuck if you closed it. The shower/bath drained very slow and one had to flush four to five times to get the toilet to work…might even have some mold issues 5. Internet access – It was not available in the room – I called the tech support number several times and was told the hotel had to reset the routers and had been called to do so but never did. 6. Biggest Issue – Noise – There were kids screaming and running up and down the hall all hours of the night. I got very little rest. June 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MMOTB Friendly Staff, Great Location This is the third time we have stayed at the Sheraton Arlington - not because we are sports fans, but because we come to visit family in the DFW area and participate in tourist activities. The staff is friendly and accommodating. We had access to the Club Lounge and enjoyed the breakfast and evening appetizers. Check the hours and policies when you arrive so there are no surprises. We witnessed a couple angry guests who arrived to the lounge late (by 20-45 min) and yelled at the unfortunate staff who clearly do not set the policies. March 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by jjinpine Best manager I was very pleased with the hotel. I am a youth minister and arrived with 26 kids. Needless to say, I had my hands full. I book 6 rooms and had not problem at the front desk. Being we had some many teenagers we required more bathroom commendations towels, TP, etc... the mangers and staff was very helpful and meet all of our needs. However, there was one individual that stood out among the rest Kelee is all I know her by but she went the extra mile for us always wearing a smile. thanks you for all your help Kelee. January 23, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by John183 Yankee Followers Each year my wife, two girls and I visit a location that the NY Yankees are playing on the road. This year we choose Arlington Texas and stayed, for a week, at the Arlington Sheraton. The Sheraton is located within walking distance to the ballpark, in fact, each morning I took a stroll around the ballpark as a morning ritual. We loved our stay, the staff was great and my daughters loved the pool, including the movies at night, along with the hot tub. If we ever return to Arlington, we will most definitely stay there again. July 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by CowboyFan1 This is a terrible hotel! Guest Room was converted and overlooked a busy atrium with no tint on room windows so passers by looked up a waved to you in your room. Could not regulate temperature properly and could tell it was not supposed to be a guest room because it was only room where the door opened out. Manager said he would get back to us and never called back. Iron did not work and the hotel van that was supposed to pick us up and take us back to the hotel was a no show. Food is way over priced for quality and they even managed to mess up a breakfast order with pork sausage instead of turkey. Even the equipment in the fitness center and the soda machines on the floors did not work properly. Only positive is walking distance to stadium buit it's not worth if given the very poor service! December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ckm1900 Enjoyable, Comfortable Stay We stayed two nights at this location. Although close to the airport, we did not hear any noise. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The lobby and the rooms are beautiful. Our room was large, with a king bed, a sofa, extra comfortable chair, a desk and a table with a flat-screen TV. The only drawback was there was no dresser. It was an ADA (handicap accessible) room (although we did not ask for one or need it). There were two small drawers in the table that held the TV. It was not enough to unpack out clothes. However, we did not ask for a room change (although I'm sure they would have given it to us). The location of this hotel is prime in the summer season. It is across from Six Flags and down the street from Cowboy Stadium. We definitely would stay here again. February 13, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by paladin3 Nice Hotel I was pleased with the hotel and the room - I was upgraded to a corner room so I got an extra bit of space with a wet bar and fridge which was nice. Very pleased that I could grab a pizza in the lobby pizza hut. Staff were very friendly. Three small issues- shower stall was a little worn around the roof access panel, the chair would not stay up (kept sinking to lowest height) and there was no option to heat the room (it was a cold night). None of these were critical. Overall a nice hotel worth a visit. February 17, 2013


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3.3/5 rDev -1.5%
From the 650 ml. bottle. Sampled on March 6, 2014
It has a slightly hazy brown pour and decent tan head.
The malt character is indescribable. It is not sweet or nutty. It is sort of bready with a slight earthy hop note.
Medium body and fairly smooth.
The malts are forward in the taste too and the hop character for an IPA is quite muted. While this is easy to drink I do not see how it fits into either the IPA or the Red category. But maybe it does.
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Picked up a bottle (handwritten bottled on date of 6-18-13; that's pretty cool) at Bert's in Hookesett. Figuring it's two months so the hops may have faded some.
Pours with a chunky head and modest lacing. Turbid caramel color. Nice looking beer and the smell is sweet and complex.
Sweet red malting as advertised and good hop bitterness balance, but it tastes more like an amber or an altbier than a full out IPA. The more I think about it, I would be very pleased with this as an altbier. I think about red IPA's and I think about G'Knight (aka Gordon) from Oskar Blues; not a fair comparison with this beer. Not as sticky a beer with the ABV aobve 7 but a very crisp and clean finish with good balance.
I would buy it again. Not the hop bomb of a lot of IPA's, but I'm not sure that I would call this an IPA. Haverhill Brewing used to make an altbier called Gestalt and I would rank this as more flavorful and pleasing.
Newer Review
Second bottle from March this time.
Much more hopped and still a rich red malty backbone. This was much better this time around. Still a nice deep red with fine head on top. Smooth with a pleasing bitterness on the finish. Tried their Cogway next to this one and liked this more.
08-25-2013 21:03:11 | More by guezarka
New Hampshire
3/5 rDev -10.4%
12-16-2013 05:11:08 | More by k_clarkie
New Hampshire
3.78/5 rDev +12.8%
A - Dark slightly hazy copper body with three fingers of tan head. Nice retention and lacing.
S - Malt, caramel and cherries
T - Moderate citrus and slightly piney hops, earthy, cherry and smokey malts, and some banana notes from the belgian yeast.(The label doesn't mention Belgian yeast, but I'm fairly confident that is what's contributing to the typical Belgian flavors)
M - Medium body and moderate carbonation.
O - I really enjoyed this, though I'm not a much of a fan of the belgian styles. I definitely like seeing and supporting more local brewers in New Hampshire. It'd be great to see their Cogway IPA make it over to Portsmouth!
01-15-2014 02:25:41 | More by JAFoley
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +4.5%
06-20-2013 22:31:03 | More by ZEB89
New Hampshire
4.21/5 rDev +25.7%
Poured into a 13 oz tulip glass, bottled 6/8/13. Pours a hazy reddish brown, with a beautiful light tan head, that leaves behind beautiful lacing. Smell apricot, tangerine, caramel, toffee, brown sugar, and pine hints. Taste is all of that, very nice malt to hops ratio. Citrus hops and sweet caramel malt. Body is medium large, plenty of life, not dry, and easy sipping. This is very nice, reminds me a little of Zoe Ale, a little sweeter.
07-02-2013 21:24:28 | More by SawDog505
New Hampshire
3.25/5 rDev -3%
10-13-2013 18:51:45 | More by Rochefort10nh
9th State Red IPA from 603 Brewery
78 out of 100 based on 29 ratings.