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Vanessa was born and raised in Laredo, Texas where she graduated from United High School in 2005. She attended Texas A&M University- Kingsville and studied with Dr. Jennifer R. Sholtis. She had the opportunity to compete and participate with the TAMUK Horn Society at the Texas Music Educators Association Music Showcase 2006, Southeast Horn Workshop 2006, the International Horn Symposium 2007 in La-chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland and the South Texas Horn Workshop in 2008. She continued her education at Texas State University- San Marcos and studied with Mr. H. Stephen Hager. There she was able to create the Bobcat Horn Society, was Principal horn for both Tx State University Wind Ensemble and the Tx State Symphony Orchestra Fall 2008-Spring 2011. With the Bobcat Horn Society, she was able to perform with the ensemble at the International Horn Symposium 2012 in Denton, Tx at the University of North Texas. Vanessa is a 2012-2013 Concerto & Aria Competition winner, she did the Illinois premiere of Ellensong by James Moberley with the Western Illinois University Wind Ensemble and was a Summer Music Institute counselor for the summer of 2013. Vanessa has had various master classes with Michel Garcin-Marrou, Paul Basler, Tom Bacon and Gail Williams.
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All the political smart money was on a 5-4 decision striking down the Individual Mandate, which will require everyone to buy health insurance or face a tax penalty. If that had happened, it would have most certainly killed the Affordable Care Act. So, like many liberals, I was searching for something inexpensive to destroy as I awaited news of the court's decision.
But Chief Justice John Roberts surprised everyone when he voted with the four liberal justices to allow the provision — not under the Commerce Clause, but as a tax.
Upon hearing that, conservatives throughout the nation went bonkers. A handful even called for a straight-up armed revolt. But most just talked about how it marked a step toward socialism, how it was a slap in the face to the founding fathers or (my personal favorite) how it solidified the largest tax-hike on the middle class in the history of the universe.
I guess it's a step up from death panels, but the rhetoric around Obamacare continues to be a frenzy of rants — all of which void of any substantive discussion about the facts.
Though it is no doubt a hefty tax increase, the Affordable Care Act would actually rank as the 10th largest revenue hike in America — not the biggest in the universe. In fact, both Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush signed legislation with higher tax rates.
And I'm struggling to see how Republicans came to think that Obamacare is hitting the middle-class hardest. The first year the penalty of the Individual Mandate will be in effect, people will be charged a whopping $94 for not having health insurance. It moves up to $750 by 2016. After that, the penalty is set at less than 1 percent of an individual's income.
Other taxes in the ACA:
• An increase of 9 percentage points to the Medicare payroll tax for people earning more than $200,000 a year ($250,000 for married couples). Those same income groups will pay a 3.8 percent tax on investment income. There are a lot of alarmist e-mails about that tax applying to all home purchases, but it is just on the profit made from the sale. For example, a married couple would have to make more than $500,000 in profit on a home sale to even start getting taxed at 3.8 percent.
• Raising the floor on medical expense deductions on itemized income tax returns from 7.5 percent to 10 percent.
• A 40 percent excise tax for the so called Cadillac health plans (anything more than $10,200 for individuals or $27,500 for families, according to Politifact.com).
• A fee for health insurance companies amounting to $60 billion over 10 years.
• A fee for the pharmaceutical industry amounting to $27 billion over 10 years.
• A 10 percent tax on tanning bed services.
Aside from the tanning bed tax, most of the revenue increases are aimed at millionaires and massive, billion-dollar-a-year industries. And if you think someone making $200,000 a year is middle-class, you need to get out more.
Now, conservative columnist Daniel Gardner put the number of taxes in the Affordable Care Act at 21. The list above was all I could find, and it was verified through multiple sources. I will gladly add to or clarify it, if someone can give me a reliable source showing the ones I missed (Fox News is not a reliable source by the way).
And what is this massive tax increase paying for? Following this paragraph is a list of the major improvements. It isn't meant to be an all-inclusive rundown of every provision in the 2,000-plus page law. But these are the main ones from what I have seen. The law does include many measures for health-care related things like improving transparency for nursing homes. But this is already the longest column I've ever written, so forgive me for not mentioning them all. I encourage everyone to research it on their own.
The Affordable Care Act:
• Sets up the 80 percent rule. It's where health insurance companies are required to spend 80 percent of their funds strictly on their customers. If they don't, those customers get a check in the mail making up for the error. This summer, insurance companies will send more than $1 billion in rebates to their customers.
• Establishes Health Exchanges, marketplaces where individuals and small businesses can shop around for health plans. By grouping people together in these programs, it helps spread the risk and provide coverage for those who wouldn't get it on their own.
• Puts an end to insurance companies capping coverage, denying care for pre-existing conditions or dropping sick patients from their plan.
• Develops uniform coverage documents enabling customers to make accurate comparisons between providers.
• Allows people to stay on their parents' health insurance plan up to age 26.
• Creates an appeals process where customers can challenge an insurance provider's decision to deny a claim.
• Reduces the so called "Doughnut Hole" in Medicare Part D, a prescription plan for seniors. It's not huge, but it means a few hundred extra dollars every year for senior citizens struggling to pay for their medicine.
• There's also the expansion of Medicaid to several million people. Of course, the recent Supreme Court ruling allows for states to opt-out of that provision. I would bet Alabama — being one of the 26 states that challenged the ACA in court — will likely say no thanks. However, there are a lot of talking heads in DC who say governors are not going to say no to tens of billions of Medicaid dollars simply to spite Obama. I'm not that optimistic.
Now, I would love to see a lively debate on the merits of Obamacare and the taxes that pay for it. What I would love even more is to hear — in explicit detail — the "replace" segment of the GOP's "REPEAL AND REPLACE" battle cry. They're really hot on the repeal part, but you ought to hear them fumble when some loose-cannon reporter asks them an actual question about their policy ideas to fix health care.
If you hate Obamacare, fine. There are some valid points to be made against the legislation. But calling it a march toward communism and saying that Thomas Jefferson is crying tears of blood are not legitimate points.
But I will start crying tears of blood if you come in with that horse crap about America having the greatest healthcare system in the world. We spend 15 percent of our GDP — more than any other nation in the world — just so we can be ranked 37th in health care. Every year, 18,000 Americans die because of lack of health insurance. Obamacare may not be the right way to fix it, but by God there IS a problem.
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Again, I cannot repeat enough how easy this project is if you just approach it with an assembly line mindset. You can see here, that these pocket pages were all embellished in the same manner. I just grabbed old sticker sheets in a matching color and randomly placed unused stickers in the middle of the page. This is a great way to use up all those leftover stickers. The design is finished off with a ½" x 5" strip of patterned paper, an apple embellishment and a star sticker. Super quick, super easy.
Another quick embellishment that I've used in my album is these darling layered stars. I simply layered a few sizes of the Twinkle Twinkle Squeeze Punch and then finished it off with a button that I threaded with black baker's twine and tied into a bow. Just make one for each page. Super quick, super easy.
Decorate the back of each pocket page by following the repetitive design process by using a stamped journaling tag along with additional 'school-themed' embellishments. I found it easiest to place several stamps at a time onto the Easy Stamp Press, ink them all at once with a nice dark black ink (I prefer Jet Black Staz-On by Tsukineko) and then press onto your cardstock. Once stamped, use scissors to cut around each journaling tag approximately ¼" from the stamped image.
From this photo you can see how I embellished the back of each pocket, shown on the left-hand side. I used the stamped journaling block and added embellishments. The embellishments on the back of each pocket changed but the journaling block is the repetitive piece that helps pull it all together. On the right-hand side, you'll notice the chipboard panels covered with notebook paper are embellished with a single 4" x 6" photo, a 1" strip of school-themed patterned paper and a ½" strip of patterned paper, along with a border punched strip using the Up In The Clouds Interchangeable Cartridge in the Interchangeable Border Punch Starter Set. Lastly, these pages were also embellished with a single black sticker to denote what grade level pertains to the photo.
The backside of the chipboard insert panels that were covered in patterned paper are also all embellished in the same way from year to year. The panel includes a 4" x 6" photo, a border punched strip using the same Up In The Clouds Interchangeable Cartridge and one of the layered button stars.
The pocket pages are a fun way to keep track of awards, additional photos, notes from the teacher and final report cards. I chose to use mine to also house photos of my daughter's most cherished artwork. Instead of keeping a huge box full of artwork, I've taken photos of each one and tucked them into these pockets. You can also use it as a place to store a questionnaire including fun details like their teacher, favorite subject that year, favorite memory, special honors, their best friend(s), etc.
Lastly, for the canvas covers, I simply painted on them using acrylic craft paint, allowing it to dry between each color/layer and then layered on some chipboard embellishments to help support the overall school theme of my mini-album. Once it was dry, the album was put together with oversized book rings.
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The Fringe Walls are actually a collection of four different walls. There is a good amount of history associated with these areas, as many early Indian Creek routes were done here. The Fringe Walls don't usually get a lot of traffic and are a nice change of pace, definitely worth the visit. From right to left the walls included in the Fringe area are...Scorpion Corner, Fringe of Death Canyon, Cactus Flower Buttress (Fringe Wall), and Fringe of Life Canyon. These walls have been grouped together due to their close proximity to one another. See the individual descriptions for exact route locations.
Getting There
The Fringe Walls are located on the east side of the road just a little north of Battle of the Bulge and shortly before Scarface. There are several different pullouts/parking areas that are used to access the walls.
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There is one thing that comes to mind when you think of David Brown: injuries.
Brown is a redshirt senior this year, which obviously means this is his fifth season. Guess how many complete seasons he's played? 1.
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- 2010-2011: Sophomore...played in nine games before taking a medical redshirt due to an ankle injury
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Though a fretful Liz warns her friends that the proposed
scheme will never work, the others decide to forge ahead anyway
with their plan to frame Zander for murder. Bobbie informs Roy that if
he's going after Luke she's traveling with him. After recovering from
the shock of Jason's sudden reappearance, Carly throws her arms
around her unexpected guest and announces how much she's missed
him. Meanwhile, across the hall, Alexis advises a grumbling Sonny
that marrying Carly is the best way to shut her up. Jax shouts out
Brenda's name as a familiar looking woman climbs into the back seat
of a limousine, which then roars out of view. Roy explains to Bobbie
why she needs to stay behind and avoid tipping off the authorities. Carly tells a sympathetic
Jason how she lost the baby. Later, unable to stem her tears, Carly asks Jason why he left
her. Liz accidentally strikes a nerve with Lucky. Chloe surprises Jax in Paris but is taken
aback when he declares that he's definitely seen Brenda. Jason shakes his head in dismay as
Carly sheepishly admits how she got Sonny arrested for drug trafficking. Chloe sadly bids
farewell to Jax. Jason is reunited with a beaming Michael. As she prepares to leave Paris,
Chloe is abducted.
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Gia followed Nikolas to Wyndemere to find out more information about Ted. Nikolas showed Gia the dead body and Gia was able to identify him as being with Emily the night of his murder. Gia told Nikolas that she will still help them nail Zander.
Zander paid a visit to Liz at Kelly's and even though Liz was cringing, she managed to be polite to Zander. Lucky arrived at Kelly's and was able to chase Zander off. Lucky then issued a warning to Liz to be very careful of Zander, but Liz told Lucky that being rude to Zander is not a good idea either.
Sonny returned to his penthouse to find Jason visiting with Michael and Carly. Later, Sonny and Jason discussed the death of the baby and Sonny told Jason that Carly helped him through a difficult time.
Hannah arrived at Roy's apartment, only to discover that he was not there. Mac arrived shortly after and questioned Hannah about her father's whereabouts. Hannah made it perfectly clear to Mac that her father is not doing anything illegal and that Mac is on the verge of violating her father's rights.
Sonny told Jason his side of the story about his arrest and how Carly was involved. Sonny shared with Jason that he could never trust Carly again. Sonny then caught Carly eavesdropping on his and Jason's conversation.
Roy called Lucky at Kelly's and asked him to stop by Luke's.
AJ interrupted Mac and Hannah's conversation and pretended to be very intoxicated. Once Mac left, AJ told Hannah that he was only faking to be drunk to help her out of a sticky situation.
As Carly, Sonny and Jason finished a toast, Alexis came over and was surprised to see Jason. Jason then shared with Alexis how he saw her poster at a Texas bar and she continued to get teased. Alexis shared her fears that the "Eddie's Angel" saga will harm Sonny's defense.
AJ kindly told Hannah that he would love to be her scapegoat for anything. AJ told Hannah that her career might be suffering because of who her father is. After Hannah let AJ have it for criticizing Roy, AJ is able to assure her that he just wants to be there for her. Hannah accepted AJ's intention and then cooked him dinner at Roy's place.
Nikolas took Gia back to Kelly's to search for her earring, but Gia refused to go inside when she spotted Taggert.
Mac told Taggert about AJ and Hannah being together at Roy's apartment.
Lucky met with Roy, who had a message for him from Luke. Lucky did not want to hear the message and then continued to discredit his father. Roy and Lucky bumped heads about Luke and Roy told Lucky that he had no right to be mad at Luke for things Luke did to Laura or him. Roy pointed out that Luke has never harmed Lucky and has always been the best father to him. Lucky told Roy that Luke did not deserve his friendship.
Nikolas kissed Gia when Taggert was leaving Kelly's so that he would not see Gia. Gia was slightly offended by the kiss and then went home.
Jason turned down Sonny and Carly's invite to sleep over and heads to Jake's for the night.
A delighted Stefan is thrilled that his plan to get Jax away from Chloe is turning out so successfully.
Alexis insisted that Sonny marries Carly to save himself and she was very upset when he told her that he did not tell Carly about her plan.
Liz and Emily were having a heart to heart talk about the goings on in their lives. They were sharing the same bad feeling about being drugged and losing an entire night of their lives. Emily commented on how it was like being robbed of something, just not being able to remember anything at all about that one night. Next Emily brought up Lucky and asked Liz about the change in her face. Liz said that Lucky had been wonderful to her on that night and that she had awoken in his arms (so special). But nothing had changed. Emily begged to differ she insisted that Lucky still loved Liz. Liz corrected her and said that Lucky cared about her and her well being, but he no longer loved her. Then Emily took the opportunity to compare Lucky's situation to theirs (losing time). Maybe Lucky feels like something died inside of him because he feels like he lost time. The Liz asked Emily if she knew something about Lucky that she did not. Emily carefully covered by stating that she just presumed that Lucky has this same feeling of loss. Liz asked Emily about Juan. Emily said that Juan had invited her to Eddie Mane's concert tonight but she had refused. Emily felt that she could no longer trust Juan so what would be the point. Liz said go and enjoy, because if it was her and Lucky asked her out she would jump at the opportunity.
During rehearsal for the Eddie Mane Concert, Ned was pushing his band too hard as usual. He was also stressed because Alexis had not shown up at the concert yet. Finally Nikolas got him to break and save his energy for tonight. As Ned left the stage he informed Juan that he would be his opening act for tonight. Juan was freaked out. He could barely speak. Ned told him he would be fine and that his song, Heart and Soul, was ready. Juan continued to decline his offer and said no. Moments later Nikolas spotted Gia at the door trying to scheme her way backstage. Nikolas went over to security and gave Gia a backstage pass. She immediately wanted to meet Eddie Mane, but Nikolas informed her that it was a really bad time. He told her to stay put and definitely out of the way. Then Emily shows up and asked Nikolas to put her in a hidden spot where no one could see her. However, Nikolas the matchmaker already had a plan in mind to have Juan's eyes spot Emily. After Juan spotted Emily, he went to find Ned quickly to inform him that he was willing after all to open the concert for him. Juan sang his Heart and Soul song to a cheering crowd while Emily stood right off stage singing the words to herself. Alexis, Gia, and Nikolas were off stage too enjoying the show. Eddie Mane went on afterwards and played his heart out. After the show Ned runs into Alexis' arms only to be stunned that the press and camera crew had already discovered Alexis' disguise and they were all set to talk to Eddie's Angel.
At General Hospital a frantic Monica runs out of the hospital calling Alan to let him know that her temperature is up and now is the time, meet her at home pronto. Strangely enough Alan arrived home first and asks Reginald to bring champagne up to his room. Monica arrived shortly after and ran up to the room telling Reginald that she and Alan are not to be disturbed. Of course all this running around At the Quartermaines' had Edward upset, especially since he is against his son having another child. Lila however instructed Edward to leave them alone because Alan has to make his own decisions. Besides, Lila has plans to celebrate with Alan and Monica regardless of the outcome of their attempt to conceive a child this late in the game.
Stefan celebrated his victory in capturing Chloe and gloated about stealing her right from under his mother's arms. Chloe meanwhile lay asleep in a suite where Stefan was keeping her. While back at General Hospital, Tony became worried about Chloe not keeping her radiation appointment. He was puzzled by Jax and Chloe departure when they were so excited before to start this treatment.
Tammy was stressed out about the fact that she could not find Mike anywhere. She was talking to Liz when Mike arrived at Kelly's. Tammy rapidly went over to him and asked him what was going on with him. Mike was bummed because he feels guilty for putting his son in the position to go to jail. Mike had also tried to see Sonny, but Johnny refused him entry into the penthouse. This pushed Mike further into devastation. Tammy tried to lighten his spirits by telling him that he has to give Sonny some time and put a little distance between them. But Mike said he could not leave things the way they are and refused to let Sonny go to prison for his mistake. Mac entered Kelly's to pick up his take out order and when Mike spotted him he asked if he could talk to Mac. Mike confessed his whole story and told Mac that he alone was responsible for Sonny's predicament. Sonny was totally innocent in this matter. Sorel set Mike up to get to Sonny. Mac told Mike that his story was irrelevant to the case because Sonny was caught on tape. Mac said his hands are tied and left with his order. Tammy went rushing back to Mike to comfort him. Mike told her he wanted to be alone and he would talk to her later.
Taggert surprised Hannah with a romantic getaway picnic in a private beach area. She was so thrilled with the location and being close to nature. They started to kiss. Hannah and Taggert were going along quite nicely when they kept hearing loud boat sound repeatedly. Then all of a sudden they noticed that the driver of the boat swamped his boat. They both ran for the shore. To their surprise, the driver was AJ Quartermaine (of course, who else would it be?). You know AJ, the party crasher he was just ecstatic to have broken up their romantic lunch on the beach. AJ then tries to get Hannah to give him first aid, then she hands him off to Taggert and he miraculously recovers. Then both Taggert and Hannah give him the old heave hoe; in no uncertain terms they asked AJ to leave and hit the highway home. At first AJ thought that they were kidding, but they weren't. Before AJ made his way out, Taggert informed him that the most reasonable thing that AJ could do would be to accept the fact that he and Hannah are together as a couple. Later, as Hannah and Taggert sit in front of a fire, Hannah apologizes to Taggert for letting AJ get into her life. She only meant to help him to get over Carly and stopped drinking. She promised not to let AJ come between them and then Taggert promised to be wise enough not to let AJ get to him
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Sonny reminds a fuming Carly that since he can't trust her anymore he and Jason will discuss their business elsewhere. Thrilled to encounter Jason on the docks, Liz happily embraces her old friend. As they catch up, Jason is stunned to learn that Lucky is alive and reasonably well. After word gets out that "Eddie's Angel" is backstage, Ned and Alexis decide to hide in the dressing room until their fans disperse. Confused about who is in love with whom, Gia quizzes Nikolas about the convoluted relationships which bind Lucky, Emily, Liz and himself to one another. Marcus and Hannah enjoy another romantic evening together until police business calls him away. Though Sonny warns her not to start living in a fantasy world again, Carly stubbornly insists that she and Jason will now be able to build a family with Michael, just the way it was meant to be. Tearfully welcoming her brother home, Emily begins to relate her problems but Lucky interrupts and pulls her away before she can confide in Jason. Meanwhile, the rest of the Quartermaine clan react with mixed emotions to news of the prodigal son's return. Sonny tells Jason about the drastic step his attorney has suggested to save him from fifteen years in the state pen.
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Chloe awakens to find herself in an unfamiliar room. Sonny kicks himself for letting his untrustworthy father back into his life when he knew Mike was nothing but trouble. Lucky reminds Emily not to spill the beans to her brother, then bitterly admits how the thought of Jason with Liz has been gnawing away at him. Meanwhile, Carly warns a bristling Liz she'll rip every hair from her head if she ever goes near Jason again. Unimpressed, Liz jeers at Carly for blowing her big chance to be Jason's one and only. Emily encourages Lucky to express his feelings to the girl he loves even though he still can't remember much of what transpired during his absence from Port Charles. Gia pesters Nikolas to give her a job at L&B, then resorts to her old trick of threatening blackmail if he doesn't comply. Though Jason suggests that Mike might have had his reasons for getting involved with Sorel, Sonny refuses to consider giving his dad another chance. Later, Alexis reminds Sonny that his options are dwindling fast. Liz misunderstands Lucky's clumsy attempt to open up and responds with a burst of anger. Sorel orders a jittery Zander to get rid of any witnesses who can tie them to Ted's death.
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A Tornado caused extensive damage throughout Northern Ohio. In the past that would have caused interruptions in fire department service calls and slower response times.Thanks to an AFG grant, the department bought a generator with an automatic transfer switch that kicked in after the tornadoes blew through the area cutting off power.
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Alaska offers free home fire safety inspections
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Web-based training helps arson investigation
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House-to-house fire risk assessments
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Ruthnora The rooms were clean and well thought out, with lockers under the bunks. The breakfast is included in the price and consists of cereal, bread and jam with coffee or tea and juice. All in all a nice place to stay, and good value if you have a HI card. The only downside is that it feels a little impersonal.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- In executive session Tuesday night, Peoria City Council members discussed two big items, including a replacement for the late Gary Sandberg and further discussion on the job performance of Police Chief Steve Settingsgaard.
During the executive session, council members came with their top five picks to fill the vacant at-large seat.
After narrowing it down, Mayor Jim Ardis said the majority of the council voted for Beth Jensen. He said Jensen worked for the city's legal department for a number of years.
"She's got significant experience in government, in politics and policy issues. She has a very good working knowledge, as a lot of the candidates did, of the city government and the issues that we're facing right now," said Mayor Ardis.
City staff will conduct background checks on Jensen this week.
The mayor said if everything checks out like it should, the council will vote to make the appointment official next Tuesday night.
Also in the hour-long closed session session, the council received some information they had requested two weeks ago in regard to some Police Department policy issues.
At the previous council meeting, several council members voiced concerns about how Police Chief Steve Settingsgaard has handled some controversial issues in the department. After a 4-hour executive session that night the council still had some questions.
Peoria City Manager Patrick Urich said those were mostly answered Tuesday to the satisfaction of the council.
However, the chief was ill and was not able to attend the meeting.
"At this point in time we had a brief update for the council and hopefully when the chief gets back we'll be able to follow up on the rest of the items and have the concluding piece to this wrapped up," said Urich.
Urich said they hope to do that at the September 10 meeting.
During regular session, the Peoria City Council unanimously approved a $405,000 proposal to purchase ShotSpotter Technology. ShotSpotter is a network of tiny microphones that detect gunfire.
If gunshots are detected, an alert is sent to the Peoria police dispatch with the location of the gunfire.
The service will cover a 3-mile area on the city's south end moving into the West Bluff area.
The city hopes to get the system installed before fall.


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Providence College men's hockey team was defeated by the University of New Brunswick, 6-3, on Friday, October 9 in an exhibition game played at Schneider Arena.
The Varsity Reds took a 1-0 lead at the 5:19 mark if the first period when Joshua Hepditch scored from in close. The Friars evened the score at the 12:25 mark as Chris Eppich (Surrey, B.C.) pounced on a rebound in front after a shot from classmate Jordan Kremyr (Cloverdale, B.C.). New Brunswick regained the lead late in the period as John Scott Dickson scored with 1:32 left in the opening 20 minutes.
In the second period, PC's Matt Bergland (Faribault, Minn.) scored a short-handed breakaway goal at 4:07 to tie the game at 2-2. Just 1:37 later, UNB's Lachlan MacIntosh potted a goal to give his team a 3-2 edge. Kremyr then scored off a rush from the left wing to tie the score again (3-3). However, the Varsity Reds scored late in the third period to regain the lead for good. UNB then added two more goals in the third period to secure the win.
PC sophomore goalie Alex Beaudry (Cumberland, Ont.) made 20 saves in two periods of action, while Justin Gates stopped 13 shots in the third period.
The Friars will play their regular season opener on Saturday, October 10 at Schneider Arena.
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Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton has charged a Flint teenager as an adult in the New Years Day shooting that left another Flint teenager dead.
According to police reports, 15-year-old Gianni Herron was shot and killed in the basement of a home on Nprth Chevrolet Avenue in the early morning hours of New Years Day.
On January 3rd, Shukur Terome Brown, 16, was taken into custody by Flint Police after he participated in a news conference at a local church with his attorney, a local pastor and others and made a public statement about his involvement in Herron's death. Brown said he accidentally shot his "best friend" Gianni Herron while playing with a gun they bought on the street for $40.
Leyton then filed a juvenile petition against Brown and he was lodged at the Genesee Valley Regional Detention Center.
Tuesday morning, after further review of the evidence presented by police, Leyton filed charges against Brown, including second-degree murder, possession of a short-barreled shotgun and possession of marijuana with intent to deliver.
"Shukur Brown illegally possessed a short-barreled shotgun and wantonly and willfully disregarded the life and general safety of the victim when the gun was fired," said Leyton.
Brown will be arraigned in 68th District Court Tuesday and a pre-trial and preliminary examination will be scheduled.
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No anthem planned for Game 5 restart
'God Bless America' will be performed before contest resumes
PHILADELPHIA -- Wednesday's World Series Game 5 will begin with the Phillies batting in the bottom of the sixth inning, and because the game is a continuation of one already in progress, there will be no national anthem.
Instead, the crowd will be asked to join in for the singing of "God Bless America" before the first pitch is thrown. It will be performed by Petty Officer First Class Dorcus Whigham, who was scheduled to sing it on Monday.
The crowd will also sing "Take Me Out to the Ballgame" in the seventh-inning stretch as normal.
Game 5 was suspended on Monday when torrential downpours made the field conditions at Citizens Bank Park unplayable. Forecasts on Tuesday called for more bad weather, forcing the final 3 1/2 innings of what may be a World Series clincher for the host Phillies to be moved to Wednesday night. Game 6, if necessary, would take place on Thursday night at the Rays' Tropicana Field.
Game 5 is scheduled to begin at 8:37 p.m. ET.
Alyson Footer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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4/5 rDev +1.5%
08-23-2014 04:09:12 | More by drinkin-beeers
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
07-29-2014 06:38:55 | More by Paintguyjt
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
05-12-2014 16:45:30 | More by neckbeered
4/5 rDev +1.5%
09-29-2013 18:55:08 | More by tastymug
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
07-20-2013 01:23:45 | More by beergil
3.5/5 rDev -11.2%
06-09-2013 02:23:54 | More by jera1350
4.25/5 rDev +7.9%
05-22-2013 19:30:17 | More by DeekNayvuz
4/5 rDev +1.5%
05-11-2013 14:53:35 | More by Misajet90
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
04-29-2013 01:29:36 | More by Sark
4.5/5 rDev +14.2%
04-21-2013 07:12:59 | More by Jameswoody
3.75/5 rDev -4.8%
03-28-2013 04:22:10 | More by delalove
3.25/5 rDev -17.5%
On tap, in a pint glass at the brewery.
Clear pale gold color, light head retention with good lacing. Aroma is strong - piney mostly, but with slight skunk/phenol notes which carries over to the flavor. Light malt body with aggressive bitterness and dry finish - overall impression is positive. Balance could be improved.
08-20-2012 00:55:11 | More by birwulf
3.55/5 rDev -9.9%
Growler pour.
Pours a golden ale with a finger of light yellow foam which falls slowly to a sheet of the same. Nose is nice and citrusy with hints of pineapple. Nice nose. Flavor comes through with a lighter hook and not nearly as bitter as I would have anticipated - good sweet and fruity flavor. Medium bodied with low carb (guessing related to growler). Nice beer, would drink again for sure.
02-08-2012 04:06:17 | More by harrymel
4.1/5 rDev +4.1%
I've had this beer many times since the opening.
This pours pale gold with a frothy white head that leaves lots of lace on the way down. On the nose there is a huge floral and citric component, like orange zest and raw hops I guess. The nose has changed a bit since the introduction. I hear the first batch used a different hop schedule and the last few times I've had it the taste has been a bit better balanced, or the hops better-integrated into the caramel backbone, or something. It has definitely improved each of the first three batches, and it was very good to begin with. The body is medium with enough carbonation to have a good head and make the hops buzz pleasantly on the way down.
Overall, this is a fine IPA. The only other Montana IPA that makes it into this category is Blackfoot River's Single Malt. But I can drive to Draught Works in three minutes and get really fresh, really good IPA. This being available has somewhat lessened the loss of Two-Hearted I've had since moving out here.
12-23-2011 21:33:59 | More by EricCioe
4.75/5 rDev +20.6%
Tap room pour - Straw to orange color, good clarity. Two finger white head, retained.
Remarkably strong floral, citrusy, piney aroma. They should make air fresheners based on this beers aroma.
Strong, dry, hoppy nose with slight grapefruit, piney notes. Very well balanced bitterness follows immediately. No off flavors noted.
Does not lend that cloying, overly sweet mouth-feel that a lot of American IPA's can have - especially after more than one. Clean and dry. Delicious.
One of the best, most well balanced IPA's I've ever had.
12-19-2011 16:58:48 | More by Cru
4.18/5 rDev +6.1%
Big thanks to Rbald42 for bringing this growler back from Missoula. Always happy to try a beer from a new brewery.
Appearance: Pours a pale straw color with moderate carbonation. 1" white head, great retention and lacing. Slight haze.
Smell: Citrus, dankness, light pine. Hint of malts. Strong florals. Awesome smell...this one really shows off a great bouquet of hops. About as good as it gets here.
Taste: Starts with a hint of malts, followed by citrus, pine, dankness, and florals. Seems a little empty all in all. Could use some more malts to back the hops. Still good, with the great hop character, but not quite as good as the nose.
Mouthfeel/Overall: Light bodied with moderate carbonation; pretty smooth drinking. Overall, a great addition to the Montana beer scene. The only IPA brewed in the state in the same league as Blackfoot River's. Maybe even a touch better, albeit not quite as well balanced.
12-06-2011 03:11:53 | More by zhanson88
4.15/5 rDev +5.3%
The beer was poured to have a very thin head, I feel like it could have a thicker head if poured right. The beer has an amazing aroma, very much heavy on the floral hops. One of the best smelling beers I've ever had. The taste is a huge hit of hops,followed by a bit of malt in the background. This beer does have a huge bitter after taste. This is a very small brewery making good beer, so come support these guys if your in Missoula!
12-05-2011 02:22:41 | More by bravejoejoe
4.2/5 rDev +6.6%
Poured at the brewery
Appearance is golden with a orangey hue. Lots of lace coating the glass as I drank. A 1/2 finger head of of constant foam.
Smelled of strong floral hops, bitter orange peel and faint lemon lime zest. Very impressive aroma to the brew. Taste was clean, with lots of citrus and tangerine with herbal grassyness giving way to solid bitterness on the back of the tongue. A very tasty brew, maybe a little rough on the bitterness towards the end, but enjoyable nonetheless. Mouthfeel was dry, with good carbonation. Overall a very solid, aggressive, hoppy brew worth trying for the IPA lovers.
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Scepter Head IPA from Draught Works
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Blue Dog John Barrow Suddenly Appears Vulnerable
by Andre Walker, Sat Mar 27, 2010 at 08:34:14 AM EDT
Meet John Barrow.
He's a member of the Blue Dog Coalition.
And he represents the 12th congressional district of Georgia, a congressional district won by President Obama in both the primary and the general election.
Congressman Barrow was among the 34 Democrats who voted against the health care bill [SOURCE: Roll Call 165]. That vote earned Barrow the ire of Democrats within his district. Several Democratic lawmakers have either withdrawn their support from Barrow or endorsed his primary opponent, former state Senator Regina Thomas [Peterson, Larry (2010-3-24). Black backlash against health care vote looms over Barrow's re-election prospects. Savannah Morning News. Retrieved on 2010-3-27.].
Tony Center, the local Democratic county chair, says Barrow is in some real trouble.
"I think it has brought his whole voting record to the forefront," Center said.
Center said he's "very disappointed" and that the [Chatham County Democratic] committee repeatedly called on Barrow to back the bill.
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Caecilians (pronounced seh-SILL-yens) are tropical amphibians that look like large worms or slick snakes. They have no arms or legs, and sometimes it's hard to tell which end is the head and which is the tail! Their shiny skin is ringed with skin folds called annuli, and they usually come in shades of gray, brown, black, orange, or yellow. Some species have tiny, fishlike scales within the rings.
Most caecilians are burrowers, living in a network of tunnels underground. A hard, thick, pointy skull helps these amphibians dig in soft dirt. Because of their underground lifestyle, caecilians have little need to see or hear. Therefore, their eyes are very tiny in some species, or hidden under the skin or skull in other species, making just tiny gray bumps for eyes.
Some species in South America spend their lives in water instead of on land. Caecilians don't have ear openings, so it is doubtful they can hear sounds the way we do. They rely on their sensitive tentacles, located between the nostrils and the eyes, to locate their prey and find their way around.
They may look soft on the outside, but inside a caecilian's mouth are dozens of needle-sharp teeth. The teeth are used to grab worms, termites, beetle pupae, mollusks, small snakes, frogs, lizards, and even other caecilians! All food is swallowed whole. Caecilians have toxic glands in their skin that sometimes protect them from being eaten by other animals.
Like salamanders, caecilians produce young in two different ways, depending on the species. Some female caecilians lay eggs in damp holes near water. When the larvae hatch, they have gills and a short, finned tail to help them swim in the water as they feed on plankton. Through a series of changes, the gills are replaced by a single lung, the skin becomes thicker, the annuli develop, and sensory tentacles appear. At this point, the newly developed adult returns to the land and goes underground.
Some species give birth to live young that are fully developed inside the mother before they are born.
Imagine—over 120 species of animals, some as long as we are, that number in the millions on at least 4 continents, and almost no one knows they're there, let alone ever sees one. That's probably why almost nothing is known of caecilians' habits and lifestyle. We still have much to learn about this unusual amphibian!
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The Basilan Island caecilian Ichthyophis glandulosus is endangered.
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ANGE Postecoglou names four debutants - including 20-year-old left-back Brad Smith, on Liverpool's books - in a new Socceroos squad.
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