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4.26/5 rDev +3.9%
Had this a long time ago. Time for a review. Bottled at the 6th of December 2013.
Supposedly an American-style barley wine. Made with yeast from Oregon and Cascade and Amarillo hops from the Yakima Valley in Washington state.
It pours a hazy amber colour, bottled with yeast ofcourse.
The off-white head is creamy looking but fades quickly, leaving some lacing.
Smells of american hops. Haven't had that in a long, long time so that is very pleasant. The amarillo is very apparent. Resin and mango, with a firm base of sweet caramel malts. Smells nice.
The taste follows the nose. Fruity hops, sweet malts but a pretty decent bitterness too. The alcohol gives a warming sensation but is not overly strong in taste at all. Citrus peel is in there too.
The mouthfeel is nice, a smooth beer. Creamy mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
02-18-2014 19:08:35 | More by IPA35
3.63/5 rDev -11.5%
BA lists this as "American barleywine" but the 't Arendsnest barkeep described it as "a Dutch version of IPA". For me, it was a lot closer to a Trappist dubbel than an IPA.
Dark amber color with a slight haze. Big tan head with lace.
Lots of malt and hop aroma.
Taste is very big on malt with fruit and dark sugar. Not really much hop bitterness or flavor; certainly way short of the American preference in IPA.
Nice, smooth finish but a bit on the heavy side.
Good beer but different from what I expected.
08-16-2009 19:02:49 | More by joedon
3.98/5 rDev -2.9%
A bottle carried back from Amsterdam (thanks Dad). Poured clear red with off-white head and a little lacing. The aroma has an enticing candied mix of fruity hops, like apricot and clementines, with vanilla. The flavor is surprisingly mild with a mellow caramel malts leading to citrus cascade hops and a long spicy finish. I'd like a little more flavor, but like the bottle says, this is certainly a beer with character. For what it is (something a little different in the style), it's a fine beer and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.
11-28-2008 05:56:53 | More by tempest
4/5 rDev -2.4%
This bottle is a little different label than what is pictured (newer?) and states 9.2%
Pours amber in color with a decent size light cream head. Interesting nose, the sweet maltiness shows itself with a nice raisin sweetness and caramel, also a good amount of citrus aroma, but this blends with a yeasty, breadiness and just a hint of alcohol. Taste is very similar with the citrus and strong breadiness hitting up front as the sweet raisiny maltiness kind of drifts underneath and is evident behind the citrus notes, just before a slight grassy bitterness leads into the finish. Mouthfeel is medium to heavy body, somewhat zesty carbonation keeps the thicker maltiness in check. Only the slightest hint of alcohol warmth in the finish and a small bit of dryness on the tongue. Very good beer, I think this beer will improve with age for a decent amount of time as the flavors meld together.
07-19-2008 19:38:55 | More by hoppymeal
3.8/5 rDev -7.3%
picked up at the cracked kettle in amsterdam. dark amber color, about average for a barleywine, small dissipating head. tons of hoppy grapefruit in the smell, but more sweet than bitter. orange too. cascades really come through in the taste, giving more of that grapefruitiness, though somehow in a different way than say bigfoot would come off. definitely sweet, maybe a little sour. maybe its a blood orange from the grapefruit and orange taste mix. definite malt presence balances thing out nicely. medium to full bodied. i give it a 3 for drinkability because i was way bloated and it took a while to finish, although that may be due to the fact i had eaten a half hour earlier. regardless, though, its a sipper. spot on for the style - you would never know it wasn't brewed in america
04-10-2008 16:15:42 | More by redmagik99
3.7/5 rDev -9.8%
Poured bottle into Unibroue tulip. Minimal head. Served at about 10C as recommended. Dark mahogany in color making it a bit darker than most barleywines. Certainly well-hopped, but not overly so. Cascade hops primarily. It has a very dry finish on the palate. I've had this beer three or four times and I have come to like it more with each try. Interesting to see a brewery from the Benelux brew an American style beer. I'm not a big barleywine fan, but this is one of the better ones for my US east coast palate not generally into high IBU beers. Worth a try if you can get your hands on it especially if you like this style brew.
01-08-2008 01:28:21 | More by Ikhoudvanbier
4.45/5 rDev +8.5%
This is one big beer. Actually, if you took the SNAB Pale Ale from the same brewery and extracted half the water you'd probably end up with something similar. The main difference however is that, although this beer is still dominated by citrus hops, the malt flavours really come through underneath. This beer does a good job of hiding its high alcoholic strength which come through just enough to give a warming sensation
Overall, this is an excellent example of a style which I don't really like - personally, I think a barley wine should be all about malt but the Americans don't and this is a great example of how they prefer it over the pond.
01-06-2008 21:34:02 | More by BarryNL
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4.22/5 rDev +2.9%
A unique barkeywine, with the aroma akin to an English old ale, with citrus from Cascade hops, yet only moderately hoppy. An expirey date of December 15 2007 yet no matter. Pours grapefruity with lots of hanging lace. A medium to full mouthfeel, very smooth. A complexity of mild tastes: caramel, grapefruit of course, tropical fruit, sugar, yeast. One of the best barleywines I have tasted. Alcohol hits the nose, and is warming.
Thank you Absumaster.
01-04-2008 03:47:19 | More by Sammy
Ontario (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev +2%
I ordered this one from crackedkettle.com. Its the only place that will ship to Canada. Cant really read the label but I can make out a few things, munich crystal malt, cascade hops, dry hopped. It has a best before of 15/12/07 and 38 EBU's Had this at near cellar temperature and it was a tasty treat
Pours with a thick dirty white head that leaves behind some excellent lacing. Great retention as well. Has a fiery red copper colour.
The nose is magnificent. A perfect blend of hops, malt and alcohol. The citrus comes through well along with a sweet caramel.
Tastes great. The hops are in control here but are not overwhelming. Slightly sweet with a warming alcohol background and some pepper followed by a long bitter grapefruit finish.
I am glad I have one more in the cellar, but it will be very hard to keep myself from drinking it. A must have if you ever come across this barley wine. Right up there with the best of them!
08-04-2007 06:56:46 | More by irishkyle21
4.15/5 rDev +1.2%
This beer is brown and slightly murky with a thin head, right after pouring.
Smell is strong and sweet malty and somewhat dextrinous. The hops are very present and definatelly American Cascades. A generous amount of dryhop and grapefruit hops make this a nice balance between malt and hop.
Taste is sweet and malty with a munich malt maltiness. Alcohol is warming and there is a caramellic touch. Taste is not as sweet as smell would suspect. Bitterness is strong and has citric and grapefruit aroma's. There is some liquorice in the end. Mouthfeel is just a little too sweet and carbonation was a tad too low.
A great Dutch take on an American barley wine.
07-13-2007 18:26:52 | More by Absumaster
4.7/5 rDev +14.6%
This is a wonderfull beer. Its brewed for Stichting Noordhollandse Alternatieve Brouwers witch brews very fine beers at 3 Horne, Proefbrouwerij or at their own litle instalation. All beers of Snab are good( if their fresh and in condition) but this is one of their best. Pours out with a mighty head that stays long. Colour is cupperlike and has some haze but who cares.
Despite of the head the nose is from beginning on massive and great. Malts dominate but also ( cascade) hops to smell wich is said on the label. Further fitting fruity yeastesters in the beer make it one feast for your nose. Taste is full malty and alcoholic with a bitter aftertaste.
Great beer witch I'm gonna get more, when I get a chance to buy it!
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People can overcome emotional struggles through Haniel's help, believers say, as they learn how to place their trust in God rather than in their emotions. When people rely on their emotions to guide their daily decisions, they're prone to making many mistakes because their emotions may not reflect reality, and are constantly changing. But people can be victorious in life when they rely on God, and Haniel helps them learn how to do so more.
"Haniel is the Archangel of Netzach...," writes Karen Harrison in her book her book The Everyday Psychic: A Practical Guide to Activating Your Psychic Gifts. "Haniel aids the individual in knowing divinity through the physical senses, and expressing love purely."
In her book Personal Kabbalah: 32 Paths to Inner Peace and Life Purpose, Penny Cohen writes: "The essence of Netzach is eternity and victory. It ensues when we tame our animal instincts and reach the spark within us that opens us up to intuition. In Netzach consciousness we achieve a level of self-mastery at which we are no longer slaves to reactive emotional charges; we overcome dysfunctional character traits and old conditioned patterns, and start living more intuitively. When we do this, we experience the eternal spark, the Divine within us."
Doreen Virtue writes in her book Archangels 101: How to Connect Closely with Archangels Michael, Raphael, Gabriel, Uriel, and Others for Healing, Protection, and Guidance that Netzach is "related to victory and represents our inner world of intuition, imagination, and emotions. The Netzach Sephirah marks the beginning of humans' free will, and the expression of endurance and tenacity. It is the embodiment of earthly love."
So, Virtue later writes, Haniel can "help you develop your intuition and clairvoyance" and "helps us access the rich sources of wisdom we carry within ourselves, and have clearer communications with the Divine."
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Haniel helps bring divine enlightenment to people, say believers.
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It can also enlighten people about God's glory. Ina Cüsters-van Bergen writes in her book The Temple of High Magic: Hermetic Initiations in the Western Mystery Tradition about Haniel: "It is said that he is the archangel who took Enoch to the heavens. Enoch went into ecstasies about the beauty of Netzach, and raised himself in this way into a visionary heavenly state of enlightenment."
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The bust of the figure is depicted at three-quarter length, turning towards the right; clothed in a dress coat and waistcoat of blue velvet, lined with white fur, on top of that a white ruff embellished with lace similar to that on the cuffs; his hat is held under his left arm.
Anthony Clark, in 1985, was unsure of the exact location of the painting following its appearance on the New York market at the beginning of the 1900s, erroneously attributed to George Romney.
The fame attained by Batoni amongst the travellers, especially the English, who arrived in Rome during the second half of the 18th century is undisputed. The notoriety of the painter in England is evident by the enormous number of portraits (almost two hundred) in existence depicting important English and Irish characters. These works cover a time frame of almost forty years, from the mid-1740s to the mid-1780s and constitute, in the middle two decades, the majority of Batoni's production.
The sitter for the present portrait is Sir Thomas Thornhill (ca. 1735 - 1800), who passed through Rome on the Grand Tour. The Thornhills were descended from an ancient family of Anglo-Danish landholders in Yorkshire. Much of their holding was in the Calder Valley between Pontefract and Dewsbury. The family fought with Harold at the Battle of Stamford Bridge 1066 and their ancestor Gamall is mentioned in the Domesday Book 1086. The Thornhills settled and established themselves near to Dewsbury at Thornhill Lees. They also held the sub manor of Midgley, hence the similarity between the Arms of Midgley and Thornhill.
Thomas succeeded to his uncle's estates at Fixby, Yorkshire and in 1779 married Eleanor Lynne. Prior to this, c. 1761-4, Thomas undertook a European tour in the company of his younger brother, George, who had a house at Diddington. Thomas is recorded at Capua on 8 February and 12 March 1761 travelling with the Swiss apothecary, intellectual and poet, Jean-Baptiste Tollot acting as their guide (Cf. J. Ingamells, A Dictionary of British and Irish Travellers in Italy 1701-1800, New Haven, 1997, p. 938). At Paris, they made the acquaintance of and befriended, Laurence Sterne. A final reference records the purchase of four paintings from the marine painter, Joseph Vernet by 'M. Thornhill, cadet' on 17 May 1764 and a further two more in 1766 (Léon Lagrange, Joseph Vernet et la Peinture au XVIII siécle, Paris, 1864, pp. 343-46).
Fixby Hall was modernised by Thomas Thornhill in the mid-18th century and as part of these renovations, he built the Orangery as a wedding present to his bride Eleanor Lynne. Thomas's eldest son, also called Thomas, inherited the estate and notably employed Richard Oastler, the social reformer as Steward to the estate. Thomas's sister, Clara, eventually inherited Fixby and also bought Rushton Hall in Northamptonshire. She became a personal friend of Charles Dickens and it is thought that he gained his inspiration for Haversham Hall in Great Expectations from his visits. The Thornhill family lived full time at Fixby Hall until 1809 when they moved to Norfolk and the building was divided into three livings.
The present portrait is a fine example of Batoni's Grand Tour portraiture and reveals, in the anatomical precision with which he delineates the features of the sitter, the crisp articulation of his hands, and the fresh and assured handling of paint, why he was the portrait painter in Rome.
Clark dates the work around 1764-65, comparing it stylistically with Portrait of David Garrick, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, of 1764, and Portrait of Marchese Manuel de Roda y Arrieta, Reale Accademia di Belle Arti di San Fernando, Madrid, of 1765.


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It was developed in Greenville and launched Feb. 12. It's already in the top 100 for iPhone apps. The app is different from most since it's based on the menu of the venue. Once you figure out what you've got a taste for, you type it in and then "No Chains" will tell you where you can find local restaurants with the menu item you're craving.
It's a guide for local cuisine right in your smart phone.
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Their children are Shari Sheridan of Ottoville, Cindy (Steve) Hodge of Celina, Sue (Craig) Byrne of Ottoville, Tom Geise of Delphos, Karen (Gary) Burgei, Denny (Gwenn) Geise and Jeff (Gina) Geise of Ottoville, Tim Geise of Columbus and Brian (Shannon) Geise of Ottoville. A son, Todd Geise, is deceased.
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Posted Sep 12, 2013 11:38 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Brooklyn District Attorney Charles Hynes has lost his re-election bid following negative publicity about wrongful convictions and questions about political favoritism.
Hynes, 78, held the office for 23 years, report the New York Times and the New York Daily News. He was defeated in the Democratic primary by former federal prosecutor Kenneth Thompson, who aims to curb stop-and-frisk as a top priority, the Daily News says.
Hynes' loss was "a stunning defeat," the Times says. Crime had dropped 80 percent in Brooklyn since he took office. His programs to combat domestic violence and offer drug treatment became models for other jurisdictions.
"In the early years of his tenure," the Times says, "the rumpled, charismatic district attorney was seen as a reformer who set the standard for district attorneys' offices across the country by re-evaluating the inflexible tough-on-crime philosophy then in vogue." But he battled "a drumbeat of bad news" in the years before the election.
Hynes' office began reviewing 50 homicide cases last year after allegations surfaced that a retired detective had coached a witness viewing a lineup, ignored another suspect, and let witnesses leave jail to smoke crack and visit prostitutes. Press reports also questioned whether Hynes opted not to prosecute child-sex abuse in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community for political gain.
The ABA Journal featured Hynes as a Legal Rebel in 2009 for his diversion programs for offenders; his profile can be read here.
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4/5 rDev -1%
Poured from a growler into a Brooklyn Brewery snifter. It pours black with a thin tan head that quickly dissipates. The nose is typical of a good coffee stout. You get nice roasted notes of coffee and baker's chocolate and a little smokiness as well.
The beer is full-bodied and has a nice flavor profile. In the front of the palate, I get roasted malt and a hefty dose of bittersweet chocolate. At mid-palate, things turn quite bitter as espresso and grainy notes come in. The finish lingers nicely, but is a tad too bitter in my opinion. The mouthfeel is firm and oily.
This is another solid beer from a brewery whose beers I have really enjoyed. I'm extremely grateful that we can get growler fills of their beers here in Northern KY. It's far from the best coffee stout I've had. I'd like a bit more sweetness to balance out the coffee. Still, it's better than the vast majority of coffee stouts you find.
05-18-2012 23:38:08 | More by deadonhisfeet
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4.08/5 rDev +1%
Black mini-nonic pint at Northdown.
Tan surface foam that has lasting coverage, sheets of lace coat the inside of the glass, leaving an intricate halo of toasted creme brulee tinged foam.
Mellow roast in the aroma, concentrated espresso notes.
Rich and smooth impression, deep dark chocolate and bitter coffee, some charred toast that lingers in the aftertaste. Medium bodied and creamy, sticky on the lips. A slow sipper at 9.5%. Intense coffee flavors and aroma, with moderately charred malts and Maris Otter to give it some body. The coffee steals the show here.
05-23-2012 02:48:58 | More by emerge077
4/5 rDev -1%
09-15-2012 14:02:50 | More by joshrosborne
3.93/5 rDev -2.7%
Served from a growler thanks to Urbancaver.
A ~ Pours a dark brown, black when removed from the light. Off white/brown colored head that dissipated quickly. Slight lacing around the glass.
S ~ strong aroma of coffee and Chocolate, very pleasing.
T ~ Follows the nose, chocolate, coffee goodness, very enjoyable and well balanced.
M ~ good strong mouth feel but I would prefer a bit thicker, not a watery stout by any means.
O ~ enjoyable beer, hope to see it pop up at bars around Cincinnati soon.
09-04-2012 00:21:42 | More by Dudeabide
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4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
Served on tap at Heine Bros Coffee (Bardstown Rd) in Louisville, KY.
A: Pours a completely opaque jet black in color without even the slightest hints of brown when held up to the light. The beer has a finger tall dark mocha head that reduces to a thick film covering the entire surface of the beer. Significant lacing is observed.
S: There is a light aroma of dark roasted malts along with some subtle hints of chocolate. There is a huge presence of coffee - contributing the smell of freshly ground beans along with some freshly brewed espresso.
T: Delicious. Significant amounts of coffee flavor but without too much bitterness. There are also some hints of dark roasted malts and bittersweet/dark chocolate.
M: Full bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Very smooth and slightly creamy.
O: I really enjoy coffee beers, especially coffee stouts, and this one did not disappoint. There was a wonderful presence of the coffee in both the smell and the taste but the beer was not overly bitter. This is a sipping beer but definitely an enjoyable one - I would get this again.
05-29-2012 16:58:43 | More by dbrauneis
4.08/5 rDev +1%
Got a growler of this from Party Town for $6.99!!! Might as well as stole the damn thing:)
Great store!!
Great looking pour right off the BAT! Dark brown/black, not letting hardly any light through my snifter. Dark brown 2 finger head.
This one smells like a chocolate fun house!! I do not get as much coffee as I do chocolate. I am talking like....Choklate? from Southern Tier.
Really enticing!
This is where is falls short... The chocolate dominates over the coffee by a mile here. It is very sweet with an aftertaste I am not too fond of. It's still a really good beer though, just not what I thought it would be. It reminds me CBS, yes CBS from Founders, what it would be without the barrell treatment. Same aftertaste.
Mouthfeel was good with the right amount of carbs. Aftertaste was the only neg. A little thin for a big stout-medium body.
ATG is a great young brewery and this was a good beer. I like BBC's Heine the Elder a lot better.
05-24-2012 15:00:06 | More by JDizzle
3.95/5 rDev -2.2%
Served in a snifter at McGee's.
I don't know how McGee's keeps getting these AtG kegs, but I'm sure as hell not gonna argue. This stuff pours a deep black-brown topped by a half-finger of tan foam. The nose comprises roasted malts and dry coffee. The taste brings in more of the same, with the roast and the coffee coming through richer, fuller; and they're soon joined by a nice wave of mild chocolate powder. It's simple, but straightforward and effective. The body is a stolid medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a sorta/kinda drying finish. Overall, a very nice coffee stout, one that doesn't try to go overboard with complexity, but one that succeeds at its purpose.
06-07-2012 03:36:27 | More by TMoney2591
3.75/5 rDev -7.2%
01-13-2013 20:43:02 | More by spycow
4.23/5 rDev +4.7%
Thanks to Urbancaver for this growler as part of the Birthday BIF. Pours a jet black hue with a nice espresso head that dissipates rather quickly. The nose is a bit light, but there's a hint of roast. The taste? Wow. And it gets infinitely better as it warms. Let your growler sit on the counter. This RULES at room temp. The coffee, cinnamon, and touches of vanilla and tobacco in this are unreal. The mouth is medium with a decent amount of effervescence to it. Compliments the beer perfectly. Overall, this is one of the best non BA stouts I've ever had. Would love to see this with some BA. Not that it needs it...just want to see what else it could be. God damn, Cam. Please sir, can I have some more???
11-30-2012 00:47:40 | More by Retail1LO
3.9/5 rDev -3.5%
Pours a deep black color with a solid one finger mocha head that dissipates quickly, leaving no lacing.
Booze, coffee grounds, and roast chocolate malt dominate the aroma. Caramel lends support as it warms, along with herbal hops.
Flavor is very coffee-forward, featuring roast malt, malted milk balls, and an underlying nuttiness. Dark fruits, almost cherry-like, and chocolate add complexity, into the moderately bitter finish. A bit of medicinal phenol becomes evident later.
Body is moderate, slightly syrupy, with minimal carbonation. There's an alcohol warmth that is not offensive.
Overall, a coffee lover's beer. It's not overly bitter like some coffee stouts, and I don't find the slightly acrid flavor to be as offensive as some coffee stouts. Fairly straightforward brew.
05-23-2012 22:46:38 | More by barczar
4.25/5 rDev +5.2%
06-26-2012 05:12:10 | More by ZombiesAteMyDog
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By JIM AUSTIN
Cooperstown Crier
---- — The board of trustees decided during a brief special meeting Monday afternoon to pursue state grant funding for a new floating dock system for Lakefront Park.
Mayor Jeff Katz told board members that he had a conversation a few months ago with Assemblyman Bill Magee and discussed the possibility of obtaining funding for projects in the village. More recently, Katz heard from Magee's office asking for a specific recommendation for funding.
Katz suggested four possibilities: the refurbishing of Main Street lampposts, the Doubleday Field grandstand roof repair, improvement to the municipal building and the replacement of the Lakefront Park dock system.
The funding range was $50,000 to $100,000, he said.
"Obviously, I'm going to lobby for the docks," said Trustee Ellen Tillapaugh, who chairs the village Parks Board.
Tillapaugh said the village had "a lot of complaints and problems" with the docks this year. Installation of a floating dock system has been talked about before, she said, but the village has not had the money. She did not have an estimate of the cost for an aluminum floating dock system for Lakefront Park, but based on an earlier estimate of $56,000 for that type of system for both the Fairy Springs and Three Mile Point Parks, she said she would expect Lakefront Park to cost about $100,000. The village is already in the process of working on permits to extend the docks to be able to accommodate increasing demand for wider boat slips.
Rental of boat slips at the Lakefront Parks dock generated about $42,000 in revenue, she said.
Tillapaugh said a new dock system could would not only continue to be a revenue generator, but would also reduce the cost of materials and labor for the annual maintenance of the docks.
Trustee Walter Franck said he believes there is "a lot of merit" to recommending the dock replacement to Magee's office because it will offer cost savings and continued revenue generation.
Trustee Lynne Mebust agreed, commenting that after the initial investment, there will be ongoing labor savings.
"It makes a lot of sense to me," she said. "It would benefit residents and other neighbors and help them to have a better experience."
Trustee Cindy Falk said the lampposts on Main Street are part of bigger project that depends on another funding source and although there are many places to spend money on the municipal building, there is no plan for its renovation at this point.
The board unanimously passed a motion to recommend the docks as a project to receive funding and will forward the required information to Magee's office.
Katz said after the meeting that he believes it was a good choice.
Department of Public Works Superintendent Brian Clancy said there are about 90 boat slips. He said the lengthening and reconfiguration of the docks may not result in many more slips because a number of them will be widened to accommodate the increasing demand for those slips.


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The U.S. Supreme Court today narrowed the honest-services fraud statute in rulings that favored Enron's Jeff Skilling, former Alaska legislator Bruce Weyhrauch, newspaper mogul Conrad Black and Hollinger International general counsel Mark Kipnis.
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"Pam DeWeese came to our marketing class and asked if we could prepare a video for the AEF since it was fairly new," said Maddie Willis, a recently graduated senior who helped make the video with a few broadcasting students. "I never knew what it did before this. What I really wanted to do with the video was get the word out about what it is, because it does some great things for younger generations, especially in elementary schools like buying books. We wanted to make sure the kids going through the high school in the future knew who to thank."
Part of the video, which will be shown at future AEF Black and Gold Gala events, encompassed the Evening of Excellence, one where the top 25 AHS seniors are honored with influential teachers.
"The top 25 seniors with the highest grade point averages, and we went to Serendipity and had dinner, plus got to bring two teachers with us to say 'thank you' to them and had plaques for them," said recent graduate Lauren Arnold, who was at the event.
Arnold said that she never knew going into the project how much the AEF does in relation to the heavy funding problems schools have faced across the county.
"With all of the budget cuts, (the AEF) has definitely helped out," she expounded, "so things that weren't that weren't able to be funded are. It touches every school, every grade level."
Arnold said that most never understand how important programs like freshman orientation are, and that is one that would have been cut if not for the AEF.
"That really helps freshmen get acquainted with the school and high school would have been hard without it."
For current student Annie Scholtes, she too expanded on Arnold's feelings, saying that the AEF and freshmen orientation are pivotal.
"Freshmen would be coming in completely lost, like lost dogs not knowing where to buy your lunch even," she said. "High school is scary enough coming in."
The students also said that helping to fund band and choir camps, events that students say are and will always be essential to future student success.
"They'll teach you how to play an instrument before you get thrown into band class, and those are items that would be completely cut from the school without the AEF," said Willis. "That helps a lot, going to camp, continuing your education over the summer. A lot of programs would be cut that are so essential for students."
"It's so hard for teachers to get supplies for class, and having the AEF be able to fund things that are so specific for helping kids, that's the extra mile (they go). It leads to a better education and a more well-rounded experience for kids."
The students also admitted they learned where the funding came from, saying it was heartwarming to know how many people that don't even have children in school contribute to the foundation and help students along the way.
For more information about the AEF and to see the video, visit the website at avon-schools.org/aef.


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The Washington Post reports on research by Joe Verghese, M.B.B.S., that predicts pre-dementia by measuring walking speed and cognitive abilities. The quick, low-tech test determined that 1 in 10 older adults have pre-dementia. The study involved 27,000 people in 7 countries. It found that those who had unusually slow walking speed and cognitive complaints are twice as likely to develop dementia within 12 years. Dr. Verghese is professor of neurology at Einstein and chief of the division of geriatrics at Einstein and Montefiore Medical Center. (Tuesday, Aug 05, 2014)
The New York Times interviews Richard Lipton, M.D., about research from the Einstein Aging Study (EAS) which found an association between perceived stress and dementia. As part of two separate EAS studies, participants were surveyed about perceived stress. For healthy participants, cognitive loss was associated with scoring highest for stress and anxiety over a four-year period while the risk of dementia was two-and-a-half times greater for participants who had amnestic mild cognitive impairment and the highest perceived stress. Dr. Lipton is director of the Einstein Aging Study and vice chair of the Saul R. Korey Department of Neurology at Einstein and director of the division of cognitive aging and dementia at Montefiore Medical Center. (Wednesday, Jul 16, 2014)
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Danville, VA -- The Virginia Department of Transportation and the city held a ribbon cutting for the Robertson Bridge Thursday. Officials say 20,000 vehicles went over the bridge every day before the construction. It was built in 1940, and city officials say now driving over it is better and safer.
Traffic finally flows smoothly on the Robertson Bridge, but even Mayor Sherman Saunders knows for years that wasn't the case.
"It was a two lane structure and was frequently congested, believe me, I know, I live on this end," said Saunders.
So since June 2010, construction turned the bridge into this 5 lane overpass with a pedestrian path. Now, a ribbon cutting symbolized the near completion.
"Yes, we count our success one at a time. And we are having many of them," said Saunders.
"It's going to attract people to come to Danville, especially with the River District expanding. It will provide better access," said Gary Miller, the vice mayor.
The project cost nearly $40 million, about two thirds of which were paid for by the Federal Recovery Act. The other portion came from the State.
"Former Congressman Tom Perriello and Governor Tim Kaine saw to it that a chunk of that money that was available to Virginia came to Danville," said Chris Daniel, chair of the Danville Democratic Committee.
Crowds gathered at the ceremony, holding signs and spreading a message.
"We cannot depend on government to do everything for us but there are things that we cannot do without the aid and assistance of government," said Daniel.
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The dig was held at the Union Chapel mine and sponsored by Fresh Air Family, a grassroots, kid-driven organization dedicated to environmental scientific education, youth leadership, outdoor exploration, healthful lifestyles and families, and an appreciation of the beautiful and biologically diverse state of Alabama. Dayjon, Inc., a company that manufactures conveyor products and systems for heavy industries and mining companies, also served as a sponsor for the event.
The Union Chapel mine has been called one of the most important fossil sites in the world after fossils dating back more than 300 million years were found there over the past 10 years. The site has been rated as the most important Coal Age footprint in the world by international experts, according to Congressional findings that resulted in saving the mine from being destroyed by the Mining Reclamation Act. Only three other places in the world are known to have these types of fossils: Scotland, Nova Scotia and the Czech Republic. The site was found in 1999 by a high school science teacher who took the suggestion of one of his students for a field trip.
On Saturday, the site was opened up for one of Fresh Air Family's yearly dig that's open to the public. Saturday's dig was led by Carl Sloan of the Alabama Paleontological Society, which has been credited with many of the discoveries at the site.
Verna Gates of Fresh Air Family said she was impressed with the turnout for Saturday's event.
"This is great," she said. "Clearly people in Jasper and Walker County are really interested in this. You can see that by the turnout today."
The number of people on hand for Saturday's dig showed how much interest there is in the past.
"I'm just so pleased that so many people are interested in our fossil history and the wonderful resource we have here in Alabama," she said. "This is a great place to go and discover things. There are so many kids out here today who are learning by touching things and seeing things they would never be able to do otherwise.
"At Fresh Air Family, we believe in experiential learning," she added, "and these kids are finding plants and animals and are learning all kinds of things about the geologic history of Alabama and the fossil record they left behind. It's also great to see them doing something with their family that they will remember for a long time. It's something for the family to do together. That's becoming more and more rare these days."
Sloan said the site is not only of historical importance, but it also serves as an educational tool. "We've used this site as an educational asset since it was saved from reclamation," Sloan said. "We have school groups that come out and the University of Alabama brings students up here all the time. It's being used by schools as an educational tool, and we've had quite a few groups come out here. It's been a pretty popular thing."
At one fossil hunt recently, Jasper native Cindy Wallace found seven human-hand-sized prints left there more than 300 million years ago by a sailback reptile, a Dimetrodon, which roamed a Coal Age Forest that covered Alabama. The six-foot-long amphibian resembled a giant salamander with a fin on its back, in an age predating dinosaurs.
"My son loves to dig," said Cheryl Ingels of Hueytown, who came with her husband Robyn and son Rider. "This is my first time, but it's fun. I'm glad we came."


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Super A near death experience
I was working on the Super A today. I have the left final drive off and a jack stand holding up the left side. I decided to remove the right side tire so I got out my floor jack and jacked up the right side. After removing the bolts I was pulling the right side tire off when the A's right side flipped up into the air, The floor jack got knocked out from under the A and the left jack stand was teetering to the left. The only thing holding up the rear end was the tilted left jack stand. When the A flipped up the tire (it has a wheel weight on it) pushed me up against the cabinets in my shop. It took a few minutes for me to move the tire off my legs. I than very carefully jacked up the left side and replaced the jack stand. Than I was able to push the right side of the A down on to another jack stand.
My next step was to open a cold Rolling Rock and sit down on a milk create and try to figure out what went wrong. What a way to send a holiday.
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
1959 LO-Boy 1950 Super A
On a Cub you have to insert wedges in the front (between the axel and bolster) to prevent tipping. I would guess the same is true of an A.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
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" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
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Too close for comfort! Just goes to show you that you can't always tell what is going to happen next. Let's all be careful out there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Here's what you needed to do. The photo shows a Cub, but the principle is the same on a Super A.
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I did not know about the wood wedges. I will have some cut up and install after work tomorrow. I have split cubs before and had them lean to one side but never thought too much about it. I think I had a case of bad judgment.
"Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment.â€
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
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Glad you didnt get hurt. Ouer the years we have 2 good people get killed in my area both from not blocking up what they were working on well enough.
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Power corrupts; absolute power corrupts absolutely byJohn Emerich Edward Dalberg
Friend had a Ford 7600 come down on him once. Same thing, pulling a tire and the weight displacement sent the tractor tipping off the jack stand. The tire pinned him against his garage wall(16.9x38). Other than a sore back and some severe bruising, he also was lucky. I wasn't around for the festivities but I'm sure it wasn't "jacked" properly. Must pay attention!! GLAD you weren't hurt.
If that had happen to me I would have opened two cans. Glade to see everything was O.K.
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Thanks Guys,
I would have never thought of it. This willingness to share mistakes is one of the great aspects of this forum. Another is the willingness to share solutions for common problems.
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Becareful with wooden wedges its a great idea but over a period of time the wood can compress so an extra tap with a hammer every so often will keep them tight. I'm saying months to weeks time wise. I like to use oak or maple wedges. Using wedges in the front end thats a great idea too. I never gave the front end much thought about its ability to tip and swivel on the center pin. Safety first and 3 cold ones would do it for me.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
Another way to help stabilize the front is to run a bar through the square hole for implement mounting and using a jackstand or cribbing on each side. This will keep the front from pivoting on the axle pin and even allows removal of the front axle if needed.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
How about some extra safety using wedges by taping the outside end with duct tape so it can't back out or pop out just to besafe. I seen wedges just pop out do to the angle on them too.
I know the feeling when i was a kid i was using carb cleaner in an old down stairs deep sink right near a gas stove with a pilot light. All of a sudden i was inside a ball of fire. Luckily as fast as it errupted it was all gone but it scared the sh!t out of me. Never uae carb cleaner near an open flame or in the basement.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
Bill - cut a notch in the wedge and use a large hose clamp to keep it in place.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
i seen your pics and it certainly looks as though you've got the super A under control now
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A New Lenox Fire Protection District truck sustained minor damage when a car slid into it Saturday on Cedar Road, the SouthtownStar is reporting.
It was one of several accidents Saturday along the stretch of Cedar from U.S. 30 to U.S. 52 between New Lenox and Manhattan. High winds caused white-out conditions in many spots, forcing cars into ditches.
No one was hurt when Sara Sherman's silver Honda sedan was headed south on Cedar by the American Legion Hall in New Lenox and hit the fire truck. The fire truck was returning from a call when it turned around in the legion's parking lot. It was turning north onto Cedar from Ford Drive when Sherman said she hit ice and slid.
"I was coming in (to the nearby auto body shop) for this (existing dent) and I hit the fire truck, and it was a sheet of ice," Sherman said as she pointed to a smaller dent in her car.
Sherman's car had heavy damage to the front driver's side corner as a result of the accident.
Battalion Chief Josh Swanson said the engine's damage was minor. It appeared the silver metal step immediately behind the engine's cab was dented, but none of the controls above that area seemed to be affected.
About a mile south from the collision, at least three other vehicles needed to be pulled from the ditch Saturday morning. Along the same stretch of Cedar Road between Laraway and Smith Roads, high winds from the southwest blew across open fields, creating dangerous conditions.
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Is pro-Bogdanoff Holocaust ad anti-Semitic?
By Opinion Staff
As The Post reported Thursday, Democratic Senate candidate Maria Sachs has demanded an apology from her Republican opponent, Ellyn Bogdanoff, for a Republican Party mailer that accuses Sen. Sachs of voting against funding for the Florida Holocaust Museum.
Sen. Sachs and Sen. Bogdanoff are running against each other because of redrawn districts.
"Ellyn Bogdanoff, you crossed the line," Sen. Sachs said Wednesday at an event to focus outrage on the mailer. "This is repugnant."
Sen. Bogdanoff defended the GOP-mailed ad. "If you vote against the budget to make a political statement, you are making a political statement about everything in that budget," Sen. Bogdanoff said.
Only in the most technical sense is it true that Sen. Sachs voted against funding for the Florida Holocaust Museum. Sen. Sachs says she voted against the overall budget because it didn't contain enough funding for priorities such as schools and health care. In fact, she also objected to the fact the budget cut funding for the Holocaust Museum from $850,000 to $400,000.
Since Sen. Bogdanoff voted for the budget, it would be equally honest – or dishonest – for Democrats to send out a mailer accusing her of voting to slash funding for the Florida Holocaust Museum.
Democrats did not do that.
The Republican mailer looks like a cynical calculation that the many Jewish voters in the Palm Beach-Broward district will cast a knee-jerk vote against Sen. Sachs. But it's likely that many will be offended by the baseless attempt to use the Holocaust in an attack ad. The tactic could be seen as disrespectful to Holocaust victims and survivors.
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It makes sense that the SEC would stumble a bit in the Week 14 USA Today poll. After all, one team allowed a massive comeback, and another saw its magic run out.
There are still six SEC teams in the USA Today coaches poll for Week 14, which leads all Football Bowl Subdivision conferences, and five are in the top 19, which is only marginally worse than last week's five teams in the top 17.
But it's where the teams are ranked that makes it clear Week 13 was a downbeat for the conference.
Alabama, the defending national champion, is now 19th, thanks to a historic collapse against Auburn. That's a more embarrassing fall than the one LSU takes, from sixth to 12th following a loss to Arkansas, but it does have the benefit of moving the Crimson Tide behind South Carolina and rewarding the logician.
And Arkansas can't quite make up for the loss of two highly-rated, well-regarded teams with its re-entry into the top ten at eighth. The Razorbacks may earn a Sugar Bowl berth thanks to their win over LSU, but losses to Auburn and Alabama make them no better than the nation's best two-loss team, which slots them behind the Big Ten triumvirate of one-loss teams: Wisconsin, Ohio State, and Michigan State.
Fortunately for SEC triumphalists, Auburn is still in line to head to the BCS National Championship Game with a win over South Carolina in the SEC Championship Game, and the Tigers could well summit the BCS rankings thanks to the strength of schedule boost for playing Alabama.
Full SEC rankings are as follows:
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- No. 8 Arkansas
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The gram (alternative British English spelling: gramme;[1] SI unit symbol: g) (Greek/Latin root grámma) is a metric system unit of mass.
Originally defined as "the absolute weight of a volume of pure water equal to the cube of the hundredth part of a metre, and at the temperature of melting ice"[2] (later 4 °C), a gram is now defined as one one-thousandth of the SI base unit, the kilogram, or 1×10−3 kg, which itself is defined as being equal to the mass of a physical prototype preserved by the International Bureau of Weights and Measures.
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The International System of Units (SI) unit symbol for the gram is "g" following the numeric value with a space, as in "640 g". While some authors use ad hoc abbreviations, this creates confusion. For example, the use of abbreviations such as "gm", "Gm", or "GM" for grams could potentially lead to serious errors in health-care settings where accidentally transposing "gm" to "mg" (milligrams) could result in a 1,000 times dosage error. It is therefore important to use "g" as specified in the SI standard to avoid confusion or misunderstanding.
A bigger mistake is using the abbreviation "gr" for grams. The symbol "gr" stands for grains.[citation needed]
It was the base unit of mass in the original French metric system and the later centimetre-gram-second (CGS) system of units. The word originates from Late Latin gramma – a small weight.
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- 1 gram (g) = 5 carats (ct)
- 1 gram (g) = 8.98755179×1013 joules (J) (by mass–energy equivalence)
- 1 gram is roughly equal to 1 small paper clip or pen cap.
- The Japanese 1 yen coin has a mass of one gram.[3] (lighter than the British penny (3.56 g), the United States cent (2.5 g) or the "Euro-cent" (2.30 g)).
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- ^ "Weights and Measures Act 1985 (c. 72)". The UK Statute Law Database. Office of Public Sector Information. Retrieved 2011-01-26. "§92."
- ^ Décret relatif aux poids et aux mesures, 1795
- ^ "Circulating Coin Designs". Japan Mint. Retrieved 7 March 2010.


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