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Breakaway IPA - American Brewing Company
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Reviews by troysoy2:
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
03-08-2013 08:34:26 | More by troysoy2
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North Carolina
3.64/5 rDev 0%
Some hockey fans out in the Seattle area I see.Poured into a standard pint glass a clear rich copper/bronze with a nicely defined one finger white head that left one good ring of lace as it settled pretty slowly.Alot of caramel and nutty malts in the nose wich is nice but in an IPA...not sure.There is a subtle piney note but it seems the malt profile is a little big.Somewhat sweet on the palate with caramel malts being really big,more nuttiness on top of that make the malt profile pretty damn good,the problem is the pine resin hop flavors are not quite as big as the malts.I like this beer but with such a big malt profile it's close to being a DIPA and the hops don't provide enough kick to overtake the malts.I do like this beer, it's just a little hop flavor deprived.The hop burps are better than the hop profile flavors.
07-04-2013 19:22:57 | More by oberon
4.2/5 rDev +15.4%
I had it on tap at the brewery and had the dry hopped cask as well. This review is the first bottling.
From 22 oz bottle pour into a brandy snifter.
Looks beautiful. Dark bronze look. Nice head retention. Nice lace.
Smell is citrus citrus citrus.
Taste, a hop bomb. I like it while drinking it but it hangs around too long sucking out my taste buds long after drinking.
Smooth it out just a little and this would be a great beer.
Now, it needs a little tweaking in the recipe in my opinion.
Update 9/7/11 I'm upgrading my taste rating a notch. My basic impressions unchanged but the taste is very enjoyable. I think it's a very good beer overall and deserves better than a "b".
07-28-2011 23:31:08 | More by NWer
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
09-23-2013 02:17:54 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4/5 rDev +9.9%
04-04-2012 02:14:31 | More by jpbebeau
New Jersey
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
11-28-2013 03:11:23 | More by acurtis
3.38/5 rDev -7.1%
One Pint, 6 FL OZs Bottle…Poured into a Tulip glass...
A: Cloudy orange…Leaves behind some fluffy rings of lacing...
S: Marmalade, grapefruit, faint caramel, ripe pear, Orange citrus, lemon juice, light florals and grass...strong hops are present..
T: Refreshing...smooth, deep crispness, hop bitterness… Upfront there is grapefruit… lemon juice followed by leafy, dried grass, hops pulling in full force on the notes mid-palate. Finishes with pine and grassy floral…drying finishes…
M: Pretty heavily bodied, hoppy, crisp and bitter.
O: Very clean, Very drinkable. A great IPA to enjoy on your back porch on a nice sunny spring day...hey, in 'GREAT' Pac-NW, those are hard to come by!!...This is the type of beer that reminds me of the many 'yummy' ipas one would encounter at the Summer Brew Fest in Portland, OR(last weekend in July, eh?!...Oh, I hope I can make it!!)... Chasin' Cheers :~)
04-22-2012 20:49:18 | More by scootpolute
3.75/5 rDev +3%
09-23-2012 02:23:46 | More by jmccraney
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
10-06-2013 18:54:40 | More by falconxman
4/5 rDev +9.9%
12-15-2013 16:24:51 | More by serebeerdrinker
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
11-17-2013 03:46:54 | More by Boozecamel
British Columbia (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
Appearance. Pours a hazy, deep gold-amber with half a finger of white head.
Smell. Caramel malts, yellow grapefruit rinds, pine and cedar and some tropical fruits.
Taste. Caramel malts and resinous, citrusy hops, some pine sap and a little tropical fruits. Bitter citrus rind finish.
Mouthfeel. Medium+ body, medium-low carbonation.
Overall. Nice and big west coast ipa. I'll buy it again.
11-08-2012 03:44:16 | More by Rutager
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
09-03-2014 01:45:59 | More by HighonHops42
4.4/5 rDev +20.9%
09-03-2014 00:57:01 | More by KevinAnthony20
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
Appearance: (3.5)
- A murky amber yellow with big thick white head. Settles to a thin film which is spotty and lace about the glass. Certainly an unfiltered beer.
Smell: (4.0)
- Bready grainy malt, light caramel, and some good smelling hops. Little light citrus hop, zingy lemon zest.. little grassy and floral. Overall not bad.
Taste: (4.0)
- Solid hoppy brew. Big citrus hops, lovely earthy grains.. caramel, bready.. zesty bitter hops. Some of all the hop characteristics. Pine, citrus zest, and floral all packed into this brew. Tastes quite good.
Mouth Feel: (4.0)
- Somewhat of a light body.. easy to drink. Rather chewy as well and drying. Well carbonated. Almost seems a little too light.. but overall the chewiness takes hold.
Overall: (3.5)
- This is a very good tasting IPA. Big bitter hops, and wonderful hop flavors. It's odd though really.. the mouth feel doesn't seem to match the flavor etc. It certainly packs in the hops though and won't disappoint the hop heads out there like myself.
11-11-2011 05:36:14 | More by Docer
3.75/5 rDev +3%
05-21-2014 03:52:42 | More by Sapphyy
4/5 rDev +9.9%
06-24-2013 01:30:19 | More by minterro
4/5 rDev +9.9%
08-30-2013 03:35:14 | More by Mole_Playing_Rough
3/5 rDev -17.6%
08-15-2012 20:21:17 | More by confusedidols
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
09-15-2013 18:47:23 | More by jmccullough108
4.25/5 rDev +16.8%
07-06-2013 01:32:30 | More by TommyLiam
5/5 rDev +37.4%
06-25-2012 04:51:40 | More by jnoelani
3/5 rDev -17.6%
02-04-2012 01:31:31 | More by ScreamForMe
3.75/5 rDev +3%
07-20-2013 20:25:30 | More by Braz
3.9/5 rDev +7.1%
22 oz bottle.
A- Cloudy copper with 1 finger white head.
S- Citrus hops and sweet malt.
T- Super citrusy backed by a nice malt backbone. Bitter in the back end. Really good.
M- Perfect carbonation that creates a nice medium mouthfeel. Great for the style.
O- A solid NW IPA. I am really impressed by this beer. Seek this out if you can.
06-02-2012 05:35:48 | More by bstave
Breakaway IPA from American Brewing Company
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Members of the Winston County High School Key Club will be flying to Anaheim, Calif., to participate in several contests at the convention being held July 1-9 at the Anaheim Marriott.
Recently, the club attended the 2014 Alabama District Key Club Convention in Birmingham from March 7-9, where students won a number of awards and walked away with many first-place finishes. The school also earned the bragging rights of having three students on the state's district board and added a fourth at this year's convention.
"The state of Alabama is divided into 20 divisions, and each division has a lieutenant governor," said Frances Gillentine, sponsor of the school's Key Club. "We had a lieutenant governor from our school, and the governor for the whole district, the whole Alabama district, was from our school. It was the first time we've ever had a governor [from our school]."
Serving as governor for the 2013-2014 year was Isabella Martinez. Gillentine said Lexie Green served as the division's lieutenant governor, and Emme Martinez was the Key Leader chairperson. The new lieutenant governor for District 3 — the district WCHS is located in — is Madison Williams.
More than 400 students across the state attended the Birmingham convention, which was held this year at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex. Gillentine said 41 students, chaperoned by seven adults, participated from Winston County High School. Currently, the school's Key Club has 92 members from ninth through 12th grade.
WCHS Key Club won first place in non-traditional scrapbook, single service project and platinum division - J.B. White Achievement Award; second place in talent (Jacob Patterson, Nate Harris and Anna Shipman) and in skit; third place in oratory (Olivia Martinez), highest Reading Is Fundamental donation and highest Children's Hospital donation. The club also received a UNICEF patch for donating to the Eliminate Project and a Distinguished Diamond Club award (A club must score 94 percent on Annual Achievement report, and there were only two clubs in Alabama that received this particular award.).
Green received the Robert F. Lucas Outstanding Lt. Governor Award and the $1,000 H. Pettus Randall Memorial Scholarship. Isabella Martinez received the Walter Zeller Award and the $1,000 Alabama District Kiwanis Matching Scholarship.
"The kids love it. They really enjoy it," Gillentine said. "They say it's a lot of fun. They meet a lot of new people and make a lot of new friends."
During the conventions, students attend workshops, officer meetings and other activities. But, Gillentine added that the teenagers also are allowed to enjoy themselves and have fun at a few dances, an awards banquet and ceremony and a governor's farewell ball. Participants watched in amusement as a hypnotist performed during this year's district convention.
Gillentine said the importance of the conventions is "to compete and also to learn new things to better our club."
The Key Club was established in 1925 in California and, according to its website, it is the oldest and largest service program for high school students in the world, with more than 250,000 members in 5,000 clubs in 30 countries. The roots of the Key Club stem from the Kiwanis Club, a nonprofit, service organization.
"The Key Club is strictly a service organization where we do service projects and help with different things," Gillentine said. " ... We have to have at least 50 projects and average about 60 hours per member. Then, we also have to raise so much money to donate to different organizations."
Winston County's Key Club is also listed in the "Platinum" division. The divisions are divided into four different levels: bronze, silver, gold and platinum. The bronze level has 35 members or less; silver has 36 to 60 members; gold has 61 to 85 members; and platinum has 86 members or more. Gillentine said WCHS has the 10th largest Key Club in Alabama.
"We win awards every year," said Gillentine, who has been the sponsor at WCHS for the past seven years. " ... Every year we take more students to the district convention and the international convention than any school in Alabama. Since I've been sponsor, we've done that every year."

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Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) Accomplishments to Date
In close coordination with public and private sector partners, FEMA has made several important advancements to the integration of public alert and warning systems, increasing the ability of the President, as well as state, territorial, tribal, and local emergency managers to provide the public with life-saving alerts.
Previous accomplishments include:
- IPAWS Technical Specification to Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) v1.2 (Nov. 2009)
- Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) Interface Specification (Dec. 2009)
- Conducted live code exercise of national Emergency Alert System (EAS) Emergency Action Notification (EAN) in Alaska (Jan. 2010)
- Published IPAWS Strategic Plan (June 2010)
- First Expansion Primary Entry Point (PEP) station brought online (Aug. 2010)
- Disaster Management (DM)-Open Platforms for Emergency Networks (OPEN) v 2.0 brought online in FEMA data center (Aug. 2010)
- IPAWS OPEN v 2.0 brought online in FEMA data center (Aug. 2010)
- Accepted the Emergency Alert System (EAS)-CAP Industry Group (ECIG CAP) to EAS Implementation Guide (Aug. 2010)
- Formally adopted the CAP Standard (Sept. 2010)
- Conducted live code exercise of national Emergency Alert System (EAS) Emergency Action Notification (EAN) in Alaska (Jan. 2011)
- Rolled out the IPAWS Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) Gateway for carrier testing (Feb. 2011)
- Conducted EAS demonstration using Tsunami Live Code in Virgin Islands (March 2011)
- Implemented a CAP Atom Feed for EAS Participants (Sept. 2011)
- Began authenticating state and local alerting authorities for IPAWS (Sept. 2011)
- Attained Aquisition Decision Event 3 (ADE-3) For PEP and ADE-2C for OPEN (Oct. 2011)
- Conducted first-ever Nationwide Test of the Emergency Alert System (Nov. 2011)
- Began serving Required Weekly Tests for EAS Participants (Dec. 2011)
- Began processing applications for IPAWS Public Alerting Authority (Dec. 2011)
- Demonstration of the first WEA message delivered from a local authority (New York City) through WEA to consumer cell phones. (Dec. 2011)
- Roll out of Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) Capability (Dec. 2011)
- Collaborated with the Emergency Management Institute (EMI) for the publication of Independent Study Course IS-247 "Integrated Public Alert and Warning System" web-based training (Dec. 2011)
- Developed "A State Toolkit for Adopting IPAWS" to support State Emergency Managers communication with county and local officials about IPAWS (March 2012)
- Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) fully operational (April 2012)
IPAWS Milestones and Goals for 2013
The IPAWS PMO goals for the months and years ahead involve continued coordination with public and private sector partners to improve the integrated, interoperable environment for alert and warning and to strengthen the resilience of alert and warning infrastructure while growing and supporting the community of IPAWS-authenticated alerting authorities actively sending alerts and warnings to the American people through IPAWS.
The IPAWS 2013 Milestones and goals include:
- Ensure the American People understand the functions of IPAWS and how to respond to alerts and warnings from public safety officials
- Provide continuing support for implementation of WEA
- Continue the modernization and expansion of the national EAS PEP network to directly cover 90 percent of Americans
- Continue discussing further tests and exercises of the national EAS
- Conformance testing of vendor products to IPAWS CAP Profile
- Continue integration and inclusion of internet service alerting capabilities in IPAWS
- Evaluate new alert and warning technologies
- Integrate special access and functional needs components
- Incorporate IPAWS into the nation's critical infrastructure protection policies and programs
- Continue outreach with intra-governmental organizations to improve communication across local, regional, and national levels of government and to the American people
- Continue evaluation of strategic approaches to outreach activities to and with key partners to strengthen resiliency
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"Just smokeable. But with many other "GOOD" mild Connecticut options at C.I. like Cu-Avana, Mark Twain, La Perla Habana Cobre, or Perdomo Slow-Aged, which are all priced to sell, no need to smoke these. Sample a single before buying a bundle."RH of Coraopolis, PA
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Dolphins snag former Ravens LB Ellerbe
The Dolphins continued their spending spree on Tuesday and surprised many by signing former Ravens LB Dannell Ellerbe on Tuesday.
Browns strike early, sign Kruger
The Browns' revamped regime made an early free-agent statement with the signing of Ravens OLB Paul Kruger.
49ers acquire WR Boldin from Ravens
The 49ers acquired veteran WR Anquan Boldin from the Super Bowl champion Ravens in exchange for a 2013 sixth-round pick, the Baltimore Sun's Aaron Wilson first reported on Monday.
Ravens, Flacco agree to new contract
The Ravens agreed on a new contract with QB Joe Flacco, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer first reported.
Baltimore Ravens: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Baltimore Ravens, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
John Harbaugh to be inducted into Miami's 'Cradle of Coaches'
Ravens coach John Harbaugh will be inducted into the "Cradle of Coaches" association at his alma mater Miami University next year.
Ravens' Jones joins 'Dancing With the Stars'
Ravens WR Jacoby Jones is the newest contestant to join TV's "Dancing With the Stars."
Ravens C Matt Birk retires after 15 seasons in NFL
Matt Birk has decided to retire after 15 seasons in the NFL, the last winning a Super Bowl title with the Baltimore Ravens.
Ravens, Flacco's agent to meet in Indy
The Ravens and Joe Flacco's agent plan to meet this weekend in their first attempt to reach a new contract for the Super Bowl MVP.
Eagles sign QB Dixon
The Eagles signed QB Dennis Dixon to a two-year contract on Thursday, the team announced.
Fans march with Ravens' parade to packed stadium
Baltimore celebrated with its Super Bowl champion Ravens on Tuesday, with thousands of fans lining the streets and packing the team's stadium for a celebration.
Bears would be silly to let Hester become next Jacoby Jones
Devin Hester wants a fresh start, somewhere other than Chicago. After watching what Jacoby Jones did after leaving Houston, the Bears need to keep Hester.
Parade for Ravens to include stadium celebration
A parade in Baltimore for the Ravens will begin at City Hall on Tuesday morning and end with a free celebration at M&T Bank Stadium.
Super Bowl XLVII heroes and goats
There were the standard allotment of heroes and goats from the Super Bowl week, and we break them all down.
Flacco named MVP of Super Bowl XLVII
Ravens QB Joe Flacco won the Pete Rozelle Trophy Sunday night as the MVP of Super Bowl XLVII.
Rice finished with just five yards on three carries as the Ravens' rested players against the Bengals on Sunday.||||||| Rice finished with 1,143 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on the season.
Rice ran for 107 yards and caught six passes for 51 yards and a touchdown as the Ravens defeated the New York Giants 33-14 Sunday to end a three-game losing streak to secure their second straight division crown.||||||| There was talk that Rice was not getting the ball enough but he did on this day.
Rice ran for a season-high 121 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 31-28 overtime loss at Washington.||||||| It was a big day for Rice, who hadn't reached 100 yards rushing in his previous seven games. He gets the Denver Broncos next in Week 15.
While Baltimore prevailed 13-10 on Sunday night against rival Pittsburgh, Rice's rushing woes continued as he gained only 40 yards on 20 carries.||||||| Rice has averaged 55.6 yards over the last five games but did tie a season high with 53 receiving yards against the Steelres. While his 40 receptions for 337 yards have helped owners, the fifth-year running back is on pace for 1,115 yards after gaining a career-high 1,364 in 2011.
Rice carried the ball 13 times for 35 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. He also made four catches for 33 yards against the Raiders.||||||| It was the second game of the Ravens' last three in which they didn't lean heavily on Rice in the running game. Rice only received nine carries two games ago against Houston.


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Hamilton County Commissioners are modifying the approval process for something called "then and now" resolutions proposed by the Public Health District.
The resolutions allow the district to pay organizations it does business with.
Commissioner Chris Monzel says the district shouldn't have to get approval from the board and a legal opinion from the county prosecutor agrees.


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Well, anyway, as Vincent Laforet says in his blog, there is NO reason to own the 85L if you're not shooting it between 1.2 - 2.0, as you might as well own the 70-200 II for only a few hundred $ more, with the ability to have the versatility of the zoom, much faster auto-focus, IS and pretty much equal sharpness.
If you can afford both, well, I'm jealous of you.
There's no reason to own a 70-200 if the only focal length in that range that you plan to use is 85mm. Fast AF and IS are not useful for this guys use case (subject is more or less stationary, and he would want to shoot at 1/60 or faster IS or not)


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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Changes are coming at Joe E. Brown Park in north Toledo.
The park will become home to a new underground storage basin to increase storm
water and sewage capacity in the city.
Since 2002, the city has been making various improvements
to the sewer and storm water systems to reduce pollution through the
federally-mandated Toledo Waterways Initiative.
The baseball diamond, picnic shelter and playground
equipment at the park will all have to give way for a $70-75 million project to
build a 36 million gallon storage basin.
"We're going to be protecting our waterways, making our
waterways cleaner by not allowing sewage to overflow into the river," said
Robin Whitney, Toledo Engineering Services Commissioner. "This is our largest
project, so it's going to be a major undertaking."
According to Whitney, work will start in January, 2015,
and the park will be closed for three years for construction. However, when it's
all done, she says the neighborhood will have an improved park.
"The ball diamond will be restored and improved. We're
going to put new bleachers in, some other amenities. We're putting in tennis
courts. We're putting in walking paths they currently don't have," she said.
Shirley Jordan has lived near the park for the past 13
years. She's hoping the city will keep neighbors in the loop.
"Informed as to what's going on," Jordan said. "I'm fine
with what's happening here. Anything to improve the area."
The city will host an informational meeting on Nov. 18,
from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Rosa Parks Elementary School, 3350 Cherry Street.
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Now in use by hundreds of equipment manufacturers across the globe, the All-New AE2 is delivering unprecedented performance and efficiency gains.
Hydrocarbon refrigerants provide improved efficiencies vs. HFCs and are good for the environment. Tecumseh offers a full complement of R290 compressors and condensing units to help you go "Green."


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Susan Warren also known as "The Cleaning Fairy" plead guilty to one count of attempted burglary.
Her sentencing is set for November 26, 2012 at 9:00 a.m.
On May 22, 2012, Warren, 53, of Elyria, entered a residence in Westlake during the early morning hours.
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Peugeot Rechargeable Electric Wine Opener Set
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Leave it to the French to devise an elegant, ultrafast method for opening a single bottle of wine – or an entire case. Perfect for entertaining, Peugeot's efficient cordless wine opener removes corks in a matter of seconds.
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Marine Corps Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich, right, arrives for a court session at Camp Pendleton. (AP Photo/Gregory Bull)
CAMP PENDLETON, California (AP) — The trial of a major Iraq war crimes case has resumed at the Marine Corp's Camp Pendleton in California after an unexplained interruption of nearly two days.
A former squad member has been called to testify Friday in the case against Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich, whose court-martial was delayed at mid-week when the judge asked lawyers to explore options, fueling speculation that a plea deal was in the works.
In 2005, Wuterich led a squad that killed 24 Iraqis including women and children during assaults following a roadside bombing that killed a Marine in the town of Haditha. The original murder prosecution has been reduced to a manslaughter case.
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (299 votes).
In short: good challenging cross country courseDate of review: October 11, 2007
In short: Brilliant for my first 10 miler. Looking forward to next yearDate of review: September 22, 2007
In short: Still one of the best trails runs, tough, muddy in places but a real sense of achievement when you finishDate of review: September 14, 2007
In short: A great race, run in great spirit - Thoroughly recommended!In full: Tough going in places and extremely well organised - it was great to see so many marshals giving up their morning (and the opportunity to take part!) out on the course - thanks, I'd hate to have got lost out there! Also it has to be said, you get more than enough for your entry fee: incl. cake, beer and a great t-shirt!Date of review: September 13, 2007
In short: A Top Race!!In full: Superb and as the body recovers the mind appears to have enjoyed the race more with each passing day! Date of review: September 12, 2007
In short: Has to be the toughest 10 mile race around!! Not for the faint hearted, but well worth it - i think!!!In full: This is unique, flippin hard, yet damned satisfying at the end, especially with free beer and cakes. Fantastic route, totally off road, think I'd have got stuck in mud had it rained though! Marshalls were fabulous, i do not want to see another hill for some time!Date of review: September 11, 2007
In short: Fantastic, great raceIn full: First ever cross country so had no idea what to expect. Must have stood out as first timers! We didn't mind, the marshal gave us some great advice. For me no chance of any PB but fully enjoyed the race from start to finish, even though I nearly backed out before starting when I saw the hills. Loved the signs on route! I'll be adding this to my races to repeat next year.Date of review: September 10, 2007
In short: Best race of the year! Tough course, great scenery, t-shirt, cake and beer!In full: Simply the friendliest race around. Don't tell the masses or they'll spoil it for us priviledged few!Date of review: September 10, 2007
In short: Well done to everyone responsible. A friendly atmosphere as alwaysDate of review: September 10, 2007
In short: Thank you to all involved in organising a great day. In full: I haven't trained enough recently and the day was too hot for me, so I was pleased to find that I thought it wasn't quite as tough as I expected. Would certainly do it again and hope (sorry, work hard for!) for a better time (1.36)Date of review: September 10, 2007
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President Barack Obama may have had to change his location -- shutting out thousands of people from seeing him live -- but inside the Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, N.C., he still captured the devotion of many.
He accepted the Democratic Party's nomination, and then went on to tell the American people that he's done much to get the country back on track, leading with the federal assistance to automakers.
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Four ODU Graduate Students to Present Research at State Research Forum Today
Four graduate students at Old Dominion University have been chosen to present their research at the statewide 2009 Graduate Student Research Forum in Richmond on Tuesday, Feb. 10.
The ODU students will be among around 60 presenters from 13 Virginia universities. The forum, which is sponsored by the Virginia Council of Graduate Schools (VCGS), will be held from 4-6 p.m. at the Library of Virginia. Guests have been invited who have academic, business and political interests in the best graduate research being done in the state.
"Investing in graduate education is investing in Virginia," Gov. Timothy Kaine declared in a letter endorsing the forum. "Graduate students work closely with faculty to create new understandings and discoveries, which are applied to the social and economic challenges facing society."
Philip Langlais, ODU vice provost for graduate studies and research, said the projects being presented will contribute to economic, social and civic progress in Virginia.
ODU participants are:
Rebekah Fariss, a doctoral student in educational leadership, Darden College of Education.
Georges M. Arnaout, a doctoral student in engineering management, Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology.
Elizabeth F. Giles, doctoral student in health services research, College of Health Sciences.
Margaret Lemaster, master's student in dental hygiene, College of Health Sciences.
ODU's assistant vice president for graduate studies, Brenda Lewis, said the students who are presenting were nominated by their colleges and chosen by the Office of Graduate Studies. "Our decisions were based, among other things, on the quality of research and the value of that research to the commonwealth," Lewis explained.
Lewis said that about 70 percent of the people who earn graduate degrees at Virginia schools take jobs in Virginia, and that the forum is designed to show the benefits of in-state graduate education.
Topics of the research to be presented range from the characteristics of aerosols in the York River watershed to the development of advanced traffic information systems in the Washington metropolitan area. Much of the research aligns with the priorities of the Virginia Economic Development Partnership (VEDP), demonstrating the critical link between university research and the economic development of the Commonwealth and the well-being of its citizens.
More information about VCGS, and the research forum, may be found at www.vacgs.net.
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Material Batch Price Date from Date to
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Claim of Customer comes in 2012.
* Material Price in 2012 = 50
We need to approved the Claim on the 2010 price which was 30.
How can we configure the system in this way that in return order it pick the batch price . I need complete steps or alternate solution if SAP is not providing this functionality
its actually process of Sales Return .waiting for replies
You create returns documents with reference to billing documents( you sale that documents No. to the customer) then automatically you create that prices in your old documents.
Customer when return the Stock , he gives information of Material and batch , mostly they have not invoices with them and we are facilitating our customer in this manner.
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when your customer return back stock with batch number then first of all you check all of that customer sale record of that period and check batch of return stock otherwise you can request your customer for sale invoice or you inform your ABAPER team to create a report for you from where you can check customer sale with batch details and invoice number, then from that invoice you can create sale return with reference to billing documents.
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Create sales return with whatever price ether 30 or 50
Delivery docs with 653 movement type so good will be back to RETURNs, from there we can transfer to UNRESTRICTED USE with 453 movement while you can provide COGS value too
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Jan Cheek, member of the Falkland Islands legislative assembly, said the Argentine authorities were "deeply worried" about a referendum on the islands, and dismissed comments by foreign minister Hector Timerman as "desperate":
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Talk of the Falklands being Argentine in 20 years makes for good headlines - but smacks of desperation.
Mr Timerman dismisses us as 'settlers'. Well, we are settlers. Like countries across the continent of the Americas, we came into existence through waves of settlement from Europe and elsewhere.
Indeed, we Falkland islanders settled in our home long before many parts of Argentina were settled by the Argentines.
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Who do I see regarding leave?
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Year 2010 - $16,500.00
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Employees should consult the Payroll Department or the Benefits Department regarding eligibility for maximum contribution.
Can an employee contribute the maximum to both the 403(b)
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Scientific Linux (SL) release 4.1 for ia64 has been released.
The fanfare and applause continued as Scientific Linux 4.1 was officially released for the ia64 architecture. The development team want to thank all the testers, all those that gave patches and suggestions, all those that contributed RPM's and packages, and everyone for their encouragement. All that support really keeps us going.
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Bills' new regime sees Edwards as 'salvageable'
When QB Trent Edwards was banished to the bench last season in favor of Ryan Fitzpatrick, the general belief was that his days in Buffalo were numbered. After all, he appeared to lose his confidence and struggled mightily during the ...
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The Buffalo Bills have retained the rights to Byrd by placing a franchise tag on him before he was eligible to become an unrestricted free agent.||||||| In making the move Friday, the Bills have essentially offered Byrd a one-year contract worth $6.9 million. Byrd isn't required to accept the offer, and he's also not prevented from negotiating with other teams. The Bills, however, will have the right to match any offers made to Byrd. Byrd has 57 starts in 62 career games. He has 18 career interceptions, including five last season.
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Byrd has been named AFC defensive player of the week, the NFL announced Wednesday.||||||| Byrd registered four tackles, two interceptions and two passes defensed in the Bills' 19-16 overtime win at Arizona.
Byrd's second interception of the game set up Ryan Lindell's game-winning field goal in Sunday's 19-16 OT win over Arizona.||||||| Byrd has already matched his INT total from last season (3).
Byrd is expected to play at Cleveland (0-2) on Sunday despite being listed as questionable because of a sore right ankle.||||||| Coach Chan Gailey anticipates Byrd will play Sunday. He added on Friday that the player's progress was better than anticipated after the injury prevented Byrd from practicing Wednesday.


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There was joy in Oilerville last night when, thanks to an 8-2 demolishing of the Flames, fans were able to look at the standings and see their team sitting in eighth place with only a dozen games left to play. Playing meaningful games in April in something this team hasn't done in so long I can barely remember it. And so there was joy. Unfortunately the good times wouldn't last more than a night thanks to a Vancouver Canucks team that was better than the Oilers in every way tonight, including on the scoreboard where the final score read 4-0.
The Highlights
The Numbers
Michael Parkatti breaksdown the possession numbers at Boys on the Bus, here's a little of what he had to say about the game:
It's a tale of two lines tonight. On the plus side, Horcoff's line with Ryan Jones and Yakupov had their best possession numbers of the year, ending the game 2nd, 1st, and 3rd respectively in Corsi per minute. They all saw a majority of their time against Lapierre, Kassian, and Jensen — not world-beaters by any stretch, but they snuffed them out all night.
On the bad side, the Gagner line with Hemsky and Paajarvi were by far the worst line of the night, ending last, 4th last, and 3rd last in Corsi per minute. They saw a heaping tablespoon of Hansen/Roy/Higgins and did absolutely terribly. I realize Roy was probably a bit pumped up playing the first game for his new team, but it was just unacceptable to be dominated in this fashion — Gagner was 16% on the night!
Before the game there was speculation that Paajarvi might miss the game due to a small injury, with Lander even taking the warmups. He looked completely ineffective all night. Of course the coaches have to listen to the player in terms of his readiness, but the decision to let him play did not work out at all. Why not play Lander on the 4th line at centre, moving Smytty up to second or third line left wing?
And Dennis King brings us the scoring chances:
Chances: 12-24; 4-3 ST. Terrible spot for the Oil sked-wise and Dynasties playing with fresh HNIC revenge in mind— Dennis King (@DKingBH) April 5, 2013
Nothing pretty about any of the numbers tonight. Like I said before the Canucks were better in every way.
The Goals
The first goal of the night came with the Oilers killing a five on three. The penalty that put the Oilers down two men was actually the third consecutive penalty the team had taken. The first two were questionable but then, in typical Oilers fashion, they made things worse with a sloppy change in front of their bench which led to a Too Many Men penalty. Following a Canucks faceoff win, Jeff Petry blocked a Jason Garrison point shot with the side of his foot - thankfully he'd be okay - before Kevin Bieksa's shot beat Nikolai Khabibulin low to the blocker side.
The second goal was equal parts Sedins and Oiler brain cramp. Maybe not equal parts. With Ryan Nugent-Hopkins and Ladislav Smid each on a post Henrik Sedin moved the puck from behind the net to his brother Daniel at the circle to Khabibulin's right. For reasons I can't determine, at this point BOTH Nugent-Hopkins and Smid turn their backs on Henrik allowing him to get wide open at the left post where, wouldn't you know it, his brother found him with a tape-to-tape pass. 2-0 Canucks. General rule of thumb: Always make sure the Sedins are covered.
The Canucks extended their lead to three in the third period thanks to a quick transition in their end with Jannik Hansen moving the puck up to deadline acquisition Derek Roy who along with Chris Higgins made up the Canucks town-on-one against Nick Schultz. Roy, who had a very good debut with the Canucks, made a great pass just out of the reach of Schultz's stick and onto HIggins' who knocked it home. Ales Hemsky made a valiant effort to get back and break up the play but was unsuccessful and crashed hard into the end board for his trouble. He was slow to get up and briefly went to the dressing room but did return after just a couple minutes.
With four second remaining the Canucks would score one more time. This time Zack Kassian was the man lighting the lamp for Vancouver. There isn't much you can say about this goal. The game was all but over at this point so maybe that explains why both Khabibulin and Sam Gagner seemed uninterested in even trying to keep the puck out of the Oilers net. If you can come up with a better reason why either played that rush like they did I'm all ears.
The Silver Lining
Although the Oilers are no longer sitting in a playoff spot they are just one point back of St. Louis in ninth place tied with Columbus. Each of the five teams battling with the Oilers for the last two spots in the Western Conference were in action tonight and things went well for the Oilers. The Blackhawks fell to the Blues, which is why they leapfrogged the Oilers, but both the Red Wings/Coyotes and Blue Jackets/Predators games were decided in regulation avoiding any loser points. I don't know that you can ask for much more at this point.
Up Next
The Oilers continue their road trip on Saturday afternoon with a trip to the Staples Center where they'll take on the Kings. That game should see the newly acquired Jerred Smithson make his debut with the team.


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By Tom Coyne
The Associated Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind. —
Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw hopes she was wrong two years ago.
The Fighting Irish had lost to Connecticut three straight times that season by an average of 11 points and were preparing to play the Huskies again in the NCAA semifinal game when McGraw said: "The fourth time's a charm."
"I think it's going to be a mental hurdle to get over. It's difficult, I hope, to beat a team four times," she said back then.
How difficult? Neither Muffet McGraw nor Geno Auriemma, both Hall of Fame coaches with 59 years of years of experience between them, have ever beaten an opponent four times in a season. Both UConn and Baylor had the chance to accomplish the feat two years ago in the national semifinals. Both failed. The Huskies lost to Notre Dame and the Bears lost to Texas A&M.
That's the obstacle in front of the Fighting Irish (35-1) Sunday in New Orleans when they will face the Huskies (33-4) in an NCAA semifinal.
Notre Dame has beaten UConn three times this season by an average of three points — although the largest margin of victory, a six-point victory in South Bend on March 2, came in triple overtime.
"It's tough to beat a team three times. It's tough to beat a good team two times. And the battles we've had this year have gone back and forth and down to the wire, every one of them," McGraw said Wednesday. "We've really done some great things at the end of the game. We've made some huge plays."
In the first game, at Storrs, UConn's Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis missed a wide-open 3 at the finish as the Irish held on for a 73-72 win. In South Bend, Jewell Loyd stole the ball from Caroline Doty with 15 seconds left to force the overtime. In the Big East title game, Natalie Achonwa's uncontested layup with 1.8 seconds left after a steal by Skylar Diggins gave the Irish the 61-59 victory.
Auriemma said beating a team four times is difficult, but doesn't think it's "undoable."
"If you can do it three times, you can do it four times," he said.
He believes one team dominating another team as the Irish have the Huskies the past two seasons, winning four straight and seven of the past eight games and both of the last two national semifinal games, gives the Irish a psychological edge. Auriemma pointed out the Huskies had beaten Notre Dame 12 straight before that.
"I'm not sure all of that was physical. I'm sure we had a decided mental advantage. When you know that you can beat someone, it certainly does give you maybe more confidence and it certainly does give the other team more cause for concern," he said.
Auriemma said the Huskies can take some comfort that every game has come down to the last possession in regulation.
"It would be a different scenario if we had played poorly and lost a lot and felt like they're too good and we don't have it right now," Auriemma said. "But the fact that every game has come down to the last minute means there's a couple of things we didn't do well."
It's a sixth straight Final Four appearance for the Huskies, who last won a title in 2010. It's the third straight for Notre Dame, who lost in the championship game the past two years and won its only championship in 2001.
The Irish have said they don't feel any added pressure this season after coming up short the past two seasons. Other teams have experienced worse frustrations. Stanford made the Final Four five straight seasons before this season. Guard Jeanette Pohlen, who played on four of those teams, losing in the semifinals twice and the national championship twice and is now a guard with the Indiana Fever, said she never felt any added pressure as an upper classman because of the previous disappointments.
"I didn't feel as much pressure because I was just very confident in my team," she said. "My senior year I was pretty surprised we lost to Texas A&M in the semis. I don't think people realize how hard it is to get to the Final Four. It is hard to lose, though, because you're so close something so great, so big. It's just kind of crazy when you get that far and lose."


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Lionel D Lewis, M.D., M.A.
Professor of Medicine
Professor of Pharmacology & Toxicology
Pharmacology & Toxicology
Trinity College, Univ of Cambridge, BA 1974
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Univ. of Wales College of Medicine, MB BCh 1977
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Univ. of Wales College of Medicine, MD 1988
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The clinical pharmacology of antineoplastic agents, particularly the relationship between the pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of these agents in early drug development and proof of principle studies.
Mechanisms of toxicity of nucleoside analogues and antineoplastic agents to the mitochondrion.
Dr. Lewis' work has focused on two areas of research at Dartmouth. He is interested in the Phase I development of antineoplastic agents and established the Phase I Oncology Group at Dartmouth where he has studied a number of anti-cancer agents in early clinical development and defined their pharmacokinetics (PK) and pharmacodynamics (PD) and the PK-PD relationships.
Dr. Lewis has an ongoing interest in drugs which are toxic to the mitochondrion e.g. anti-HIV nucleosides (AZT, ddC and ddI ). Using some of his background in this area he has developed a unique cell line derived from MOLT-4 cells and which are depleted of mtDNA and have impaired mitochondrial function compared to the wild type cell and are useful in elucidating whether the mitochondrion is a target site for xenobiotic toxicity and that the mtDNA depleted MOLT-4 cells (rh0 cells) can be converted to individualized cybrid cells containing mtDNA from humans with abnormalities in mtDNA and studied as a model system for the individual patient.
Rotations and Thesis Projects:
Clin Pharm Fellow in Training � studying effects of juices on anti-cancer drug handling, drugs causing autophagy in vivo, phase I drug development of an Angiopoietin II inhibitor and a hedgehog pathway inhibitor (smo-antagonist)
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Co-Investigator Norris Cotton Cancer Center CCSG.
Co -Investigator Dartmouth Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence (U54)
Courses Taught:
DMS II Medical Pharmacology
DMS IV Medicine/Pharmacology - Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics
Dr. Lewis received his B.A. degree from Cambridge University, England in 1974 and received his MB BCh degree from The Welsh National School of Medicine, Cardiff, Wales in 1977. He performed his internship and residency in internal medicine at the University Hospital of Wales at Cardiff and its affiliated hospitals. He then completed his internal medicine training and went on to become an Instructor in Clinical Pharmacology at Guy's Hospital, London from 1982 - 1987. During this time he completed his doctoral thesis (MD, Wales) on the clinical pharmacokinetics of ifosfamide. From 1987-89 he undertook further training and became an accredited specialist in general internal medicine, clinical pharmacology and pulmonology. From 1989-91 he completed a two-year clinical/research fellowship in clinical pharmacology at The Johns Hopkins University Hospital. He then returned to the UK to further obtain experience in Phase I drug studies at the Guys' Drug Research Unit. In 1993 he joined the faculty at Dartmouth Medical School and joined Dr. Nierenberg as the second member of the section of Clinical Pharmacology. This section is active in the areas of basic and clinical research, clinical care and consultations, and establishing educational programs for medical students, residents and faculty.
Selected Publications:
Armand R, Channon JY, Kintner J, White KA, Miselis KA, Perez RP, Lewis LD. The effects of ethidium bromide induced loss of mitochondrial DNA on mitochondrial phenotype and ultrastructure in a human leukemia T-cell line (MOLT-4 cells). Toxicol Appl Pharmacol. 2004 Apr 1;196(1):68-79. (view details on MedLine)
Perez RP, Lewis LD, Beelen AP, Olszanski AJ, Johnston N, Rhodes CH, Beaulieu B, Ernstoff MS, Eastman A. Modulation of cell cycle progression in human tumors: a pharmacokinetic and tumor molecular pharmacodynamic study of cisplatin plus the Chk1 inhibitor UCN-01 (NSC 638850). Clin Cancer Res. 2006 Dec 1;12(23):7079-85. (view details on MedLine)
Yeo T, Kintner J, Armand R, Perez R, Lewis L. Sublethal concentrations of gemcitabine (2',2'-difluorodeoxycytidine) alter mitochondrial ultrastructure and function without reducing mitochondrial DNA content in BxPC-3 human pancreatic carcinoma cells. Hum Exp Toxicol. 2007 Dec;26(12):911-21. (view details on MedLine)
Curbo S, Johansson M, Balzarini J, Lewis LD, Karlsson A. Acute cytotoxicity of arabinofuranosyl nucleoside analogs is not dependent on mitochondrial DNA. Exp Cell Res. 2009 Sep 10;315(15):2539-43. Epub 2009 May 28. (view details on MedLine)
Lewis NL, Lewis LD, Eder JP, Reddy NJ, Guo F, Pierce KJ, Olszanski AJ, Cohen RB. Phase I study of the safety, tolerability, and pharmacokinetics of oral CP-868,596, a highly specific platelet-derived growth factor receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor in patients with advanced cancers. J Clin Oncol. 2009 Nov 1;27(31):5262-9. Epub 2009 Sep 8. (view details on MedLine)
Miller AA, Murry DJ, Owzar K, Hollis DR, Kennedy EB, Abou-Alfa G, Desai A, Hwang J, Villalona-Calero MA, Dees EC, Lewis LD, Fakih MG, Edelman MJ, Millard F, Frank RC, Hohl RJ, Ratain MJ. Phase I and pharmacokinetic study of sorafenib in patients with hepatic or renal dysfunction: CALGB 60301. J Clin Oncol. 2009 Apr 10;27(11):1800-5. Epub 2009 Mar 2. (view details on MedLine)
Goh BC, Reddy NJ, Dandamudi UB, Laubscher KH, Peckham T, Hodge JP, Suttle AB, Arumugham T, Xu Y, Xu CF, Lager J, Dar MM, Lewis LD. An evaluation of the drug interaction potential of pazopanib, an oral vascular endothelial growth factor receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor, using a modified Cooperstown 5+1 cocktail in patients with advanced solid tumors. Clin Pharmacol Ther. 2010 Nov;88(5):652-9. Epub 2010 Sep 29. (view details on MedLine)
Fadul CE, Fisher JL, Hampton TH, Lallana EC, Li Z, Gui J, Szczepiorkowski ZM, Tosteson TD, Rhodes CH, Wishart HA, Lewis LD, Ernstoff MS. Immune response in patients with newly diagnosed glioblastoma multiforme treated with intranodal autologous tumor lysate-dendritic cell vaccination after radiation chemotherapy. J Immunother. 2011 May;34(4):382-9. (view details on MedLine)
Shapiro GI, Frank R, Dandamudi UB, Hengelage T, Zhao L, Gazi L, Porro MG, Woo MM, Lewis LD. The effect of food on the bioavailability of panobinostat, an orally active pan-histone deacetylase inhibitor, in patients with advanced cancer. Cancer Chemother Pharmacol. 2012 Feb;69(2):555-62. (view details on MedLine)


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National Sleep Foundation Announces Launch of New and Improved Website
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New Site Offers Improved Functions, Sharper Appearance
WASHINGTON, DC, December 9, 2008 – The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) today launched the redesign of its website, www.sleepfoundation.org, to provide visitors, members and partner organizations with even more relevant and easy-to-find information on sleep.
"Our website has always been an important tool for us to share accurate information on the benefits of healthy sleep and sleep disorders," said NSF CEO David Cloud. "The redesigned site's new look and improved functions will ensure an engaging educational experience for our users, and it be even easier to find trusted, reliable information on sleep health."
The revamped site features an updated look with enhanced features, including all-new appearance and layout with eye-catching graphics and user-friendly navigation bars. Users will be able to use drop-down menus on the homepage to shortcut to topic and disease-specific pages. Users will still have the search function available on the top of every page as an additional tool for locating resources.
Site visitors looking to find a sleep care center nationally or abroad can click the 'Find a Sleep Center' button to get in touch with a sleep center near them. For press materials, users will have an upgraded press center that includes access to NSF releases and a variety of other resources specifically intended for members of the media such as reports, polls and customized information.
The new site contains all of the information on sleep disorders that users looked to the old site to provide, with a greater focus on the overall benefits of healthy sleep. This broader focus helps highlight all aspects of sleep medicine including sleep and women, sleep and children, and sleep and workplace issues and not just sleep problems.
The new website also includes:
Visit www.sleepfoundation.org to discover the redesigned website for yourself.
The National Sleep Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that is dedicated to improving