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4.25/5 rDev +12.7%
This is our standard after work hangout. Not that I'm employed, but my friends were. I lived in St. Cloud a few years before I discovered it, and it was an oasis. My scores are slightly skewed to reflect that. The atmosphere is good, usually a decent number of professionals, students and rugby players, not one interested in causing trouble, all interested in a good time. The quality is great. I've had only one or two off beers there, and they were usually when it was obviously the end or top of a keg, or a new beer to them.
The selection is great for a bar in St. Cloud, great taps with more to come and pretty good bottles as well. It's sort of two bars in one, but they keep all the imitation craft, i.e. shocktop, on the other side at the Rox. The staff is just awesome. They remember names and preferences after only a few visits, are happy to provide samples, and always overly apologetic if something goes wrong.
Prices are pretty good, better for happy hour, including for food. There's also a mug club with personalized mugs that are a considerable discount off a double sized beer. Basically get two pints and leave no tip.
08-04-2009 18:51:34 | More by mdwalsh
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3.41/5 rDev -9.5%
I spent a lot of time at the Tav (as the locals seem to call it) on a recent trip to MN. It's a small bar attached to a larger clubbish type bar. The atmosphere isn't really anything special. There's a couple TV's above the small bar a bunch of tables, a video game, and a jukebox. The jukebox has some great random stuff on it (and you can get more by paying more and downloading them from the internet). The quality isn't great, but it's not horrible. I had a Surly Bender there that tasted way off, but I had several other beers that tasted fine. The glasses are not frosted or chilled, which is nice. The selection is nothing special, but they had 2 Surly taps, a Schell's tap, a Summit tap, a couple standard American macros, Guinness, and a whole bunch of stuff in bottles, including New Belgium, more Schell's, more Summit, and some other craft beers that I can't remember.
What sets this place apart is the service. The bartenders and the waitress that we had were all phenomenal. They were super nice, knew what the beer selection was, and extremely friendly and prompt. In fact, the waitress did a shot with us at the end of the night.
The place is also cheap. The most expensive beer is $5 for a pint and the pints come filled to the brim.
Is it worth a stop? It depends on what you're looking for. During the week it was pretty chill until later on. On the weekends, it was a bit crazier. I did enjoy my visits to the Tav and do recommend it even if the selection isn't the best and they aren't really all that into beer.
07-10-2009 03:01:29 | More by RunawayJim
3.65/5 rDev -3.2%
This is a place that has a huge potential, if they figure out what they want to be. It looks as if this was a failing college dive that was overwhelmed by more defined bars in the area. They have good taps and even some good bottles, but you can tell that still 98% of who visits here must be friends of the employees and/or people looking for average college beers.
I have had to do a couple of weeks in St. Cloud and can tell that this city is waiting anxiously for that one great beer bar. I actually think that the Tav may become that place. There isn't much competition, so that may be why there is a lack of real focus here, but they definitely have the best selection around right now. The problem is that it can't shake off the attraction of underdressed drunk chicks to become a more respectable beer bar. On the night that I was in there, it took a little while but as soon as the bartender knew that I was there to really have decent beer, he was great. But I could tell that I was probably the only person in there for that reason on that night.
This place has a lot of potential for St. Cloud and it seems as if the employees (or at least the bartender that I met) cares, but it needs a lot more commitment from the owners at this point.
05-07-2010 05:28:01 | More by opwog
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It's that time of year, Christmas in Florida! That means sandcastles and sandmen at the beaches. It also means holiday shopping in flip flops instead of snow boots for many. It wouldn't be a "Florida" Christmas without a night out to watch the boat parade.
While there are plenty of boat parades to choose from, if you stop by Madeira Beach, you can be in the parade by booking a seat on one of two boats at
Hubbard's Marina
. Call 727-393-1947 to reserve your seat for tonight's parade. Watch our video and hear more.
Check out our list of local boat parades this weekend!
St. Pete Beach
- Friday, Dec. 7
- 6 p.m.
- The parade will start at the Blind Pass Bridge and end at the Bayway Bridge. There will be a watch party at Horan Park at 7701 Boca Ciega Drive with live music, crafts and a visit from Santa.
Madeira Beach
- Friday, Dec. 7
- 6:30 p.m.
- Boats will meet northeast of John's Pass Village and boardwalk at 6 p.m. and then head to John's Pass for the parade to start at 6:30 p.m.
St. Petersburg
- Saturday, Dec. 8
- 6 p.m.
- Bruce Watters Jeweler's Illuminated Boat Parade event at Vinoy Park, 701 Bayshore Drive NE, has holiday activities at the south end of the park, including food and beverages, live entertainment before and after the parade from 3 - 10 p.m. The boat parade begins at 6 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Children's Dream Fund and Rotary charities. Pick a spot in any waterfront park and watch the Illuminated Boat Parade go by.
- Saturday, Dec. 8
- 6 p.m.
- Boats will start lining up by the Gulfport Municipal Marina at 5:30 p.m. The parade will begin by entering the Gulfport Municipal Marina at approximately 6 p.m. It will then travel past the William's Pier in Gulfport and into the canals of Town Shores Condominiums and Pasadena Yacht & Country Club Estates. Isla Del Sol Yacht and Country Club will be included on the route as well. The parade will cross the bay and pass by the club docks before returning to BCYC. Pick a spot at the Williams Pier, Gulfport Beach or behind the Gulfport Recreation Center by 6 p.m.
Treasure Island
- Saturday, Dec. 8
- 6:30 p.m.
- The parade starts at The Club at Treasure Island around 6:20 and will arrive at TI Causeway Bridge around 7 p.m. It's expected to finishe at John's Pass around 8:15 p.m.
The best public viewing areas include:
- 115th Ave. on Isle of Palms
- Treasure Island Causeway Bridge
- Kingfish Drive at John's Pass (Gator's Cafe & Saloon)
- Blind Pass Bridge (between Treasure Island & St. Pete Beach)
For more information about boat parades at Redingtong Beach/Indian Shores and Indian Rocks Beach check out the article, "The Lighted Boat Parades on the Beaches." Those parades are coming the next two weeks.


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IT'S been a close shave for Ellie Thompson as she supports a friend with cancer.
The 49-year-old Langford Village, Bicester, resident had her head shaved to raise cash for Maggie's cancer care centre at Oxford's Churchill Hospital.
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The charitable effort was in support of friend Dorothy Thomas, who is battling breast cancer.
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AMERICUS, Ga., July 21, 2003–Since its opening more than one month ago, Habitat for Humanity International's Global Village & Discovery Center has received positive responses from visitors and inspired some to become involved in Habitat's work, according to Dick Kuegeman, director of the Village.
Kuegeman reports, "One of the first guests to visit our Global Village, upon completion of the tour, pledged to build a Habitat house every year for the rest of his life."
Kuegeman also tells a story about a family who walked through the "Living in Poverty" section and a ten-year-old son asking the mother if people actually lived in shacks like those on display. She responded with a regretful, but truthful, yes. After a second trip through the exhibit, her five-year-old son asked, "But babies don't live here, right?" She said the visit had such a profound effect on her family, and she would begin volunteering four hours every week with her local Habitat affiliate.
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The Global Village & Discovery Center attraction features:
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• Opportunities for visitors to plan a Global Village volunteer vacation to one of 80 countries
Within 20 miles of the Global Village are President Jimmy Carter's home and museum in Plains and the Andersonville National Monument. The SAM Shortline train travels a route from Cordele to Archery, Ga.
Founded by Millard Fuller and his wife, Linda, in 1976, Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry dedicated to eliminating poverty housing. With its affiliates in 3,000-plus communities in 89 nations, Habitat has built more than 150,000 homes with partner families with no-profit, zero-interest mortgages.
The new Global Village & Discovery Center attraction is funded separately from the home-building mission through designated gifts and contributions.
The Global Village & Discovery Center at 601 W. Church St. is open from 9 a.m. to dusk Monday through Saturday and from 1 p.m. to dusk on Sunday. Admission is by suggested donation of $5 for adults, $3 for students 6 and older and $4 for seniors. Special arrangements are available for groups and annual memberships. No donation is suggested for children under age 6. For more information, call 1-866-924-5823 or visit http://www.habitat.org/.
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REVENGE was sweet as Breightmet United booked their place in the semi-finals of the Murray Trophy with a 4-1 win away to Division One rivals Beechfield United.
Manager Simon Wilcox used his pre-match team talk to remind his young squad of the heavy home defeat inflicted by the Salford club in the league earlier in the season.
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- Organizational Excellence Award from U.S. Green Building Council Nevada (USGBC)
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- WasteWise New Partner Gold Achievement Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) – Bally's & Paris Las Vegas (2010)
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Earlier this week, Pusha T released his debut solo album, My Name Is My Name, but King Push has been laying down audio dope since The Clipse first started Grindin in 2002.Whether as part of The Clipse, as a leader of the... Read More
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Though his debut solo set doesn't drop till next Tuesday, Pusha T is already one of the most successful, established purveyors of coke rap in the industry. How did he attain this lofty position? Simple: Grindin. The... Read More
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When the MPC and hip hop met, they fell madly in love and forgot all about real, acoustic drums. Then there was Travis Barker. In his latest leak from his Give the Drummer Some album, dropping March 15, called City of Dreams... Read More
Yo Gotti ft. Young Jeezy, Rick Ross & The Clipse - Cocaine Muzik [Stream]
First, I want to thank the lovely lady who sang background vocals on this track. We were unable to procure her identity, but this anonymous songstress' contributions are imperative to the vibe of Yo Gotti's latest track,... Read More
The Clipse - Champion [Stream]
In spite of some fans' wishes that they'd stay shifty-eyed hustlers forever, the Clipse spent much of their latest full-length kicking back and enjoying the finer things in life. And why not? As the brothers... Read More
Clipse - Till the Casket Drops [Album]
If this review sounds bi-polar, slightly schizophrenic and thoroughly confused, then I'll have done a good job of portraying how I feel about the Clipse's new album Till the Casket Drops. Let me begin by saying that I... Read Full Review
The Clipse - Doorman [Stream]
First I'm Good, then Popular Demand (Popeyes) and now Doorman. I'm beginning to think the Clipse's new swagger-esque sound is more than just a trend, it may just be the dominant sound of their new album. The latest leak... Read More
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Reviews by ujsplace:
4.25/5 rDev +13%
10-25-2013 01:33:57 | More by ujsplace
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3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
02-20-2014 06:08:28 | More by Tiernan
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-15-2011 04:52:26 | More by shatnerosmotic
New York
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
12 ouncer, w/o freshness info, but with new graphics and 8.1% ABV
Pours hazed darker amber, oatmeal head, stays around for a good while, then turns inot a thicker collar and leaves ample fine lace.
Nose sadly is dominated by alcohol, with the expected pumpkin pie seasonings relagated to the background. Allspice, cinnimmon, vanilla and the crew.
Medium pumpkin notes, more alcohol tinged jabs to the palate, and more spices that make me think of fall and thanksgiving.
This beer is "hot" with alcohol notes and while not undrinkable, its not really all that pleasant, certaintly not easy drinking and not the greatest pumpkin beer out there this season.
10-02-2011 22:46:12 | More by Billolick
3.2/5 rDev -14.9%
Poured into a Sam Adams perfect pint glass
Appearance: 1 inch head, orange-brown in color, hazy, high carbonation
Smell: rich pumpkin pie spices, cinnamon, nutmeg
Taste: rich pumpkin pie spices, cinnamon, nutmeg, dry toasted malt, and a bit of sugary cream at the end
Mouthfeel: sweet with slight bitterness in the background, high carbonation, medium bodied, dry--especially for the style
Overall: An above average to average pumpkin beer and certainly slightly below other imperial pumpkin ales. A good deal of dry malt and cinnamon here. Not bad, but I will look for other pumpkin ales first.
12-10-2012 01:08:58 | More by tigg924
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
09-10-2013 00:21:43 | More by ImFlyerThanYou
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
09-23-2012 16:57:39 | More by acurtis
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
10-15-2013 00:58:09 | More by TheLevi4000
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
05-03-2014 01:02:57 | More by Triklino
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
Poured into a DFH snifter glass
A: Had a dark copper color with a small head that dissipated quickly. A ring of small bubbles remained around the rim.
S: Very nice aroma, not overpowering at all. The nutmeg and cinnamon come through nicely. This beer smelled great, but I think it was just a tad on the weak side. However, in this style I would prefer it to be subtle than completely in my face.
T: A nice pumpkin flavor, the spices from the aroma come through when drinking it. There is a nice balance between the spices/pumpkin and the malt backbone.
M/D: This beer is smooth with just a bit of heat form the alcohol. It is my first pumpkin of the season, and I think does a pretty good job overall. It would make for a nice sipper this fall, I probably wouldn't drink more than two in an evening.
08-28-2010 17:24:39 | More by mdaschaf
New Jersey
4.22/5 rDev +12.2%
River Horse- Imperial Pumpkin Ale (Hipp-O-Lantern)
A- Dark hazy/ cloudy caramel brown with a thick white head. Good head retention and nice ringed lacing down the glass.
S- Spicy nutmeg, cinnamon, and Pumpkin with hints of caramel and vanilla.
T- Sweet brown sugar and caramel malt with plenty of spices. Nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon really come through with pumpkin and roasted butternut squash.
M- Thick sweet malt with a dry spicy twang. Thick sugary feel throughout the mouth, slightly cloying. A touch of warm boozy Alc. pokes through in the end.
Overall- The 1st Pumpkin of the season and I think it sets the bar pretty high. 1 of my friends said, "tastes like Autumn", and that's a good thing!
07-18-2010 22:47:32 | More by NJpadreFan
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
08-22-2013 18:04:15 | More by Varkias41
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
10-23-2013 01:49:43 | More by KenC
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
12 oz. bottle.
A - Pours a cloudy orange/brown with a one and a half finger off white head. The sight of an unfiltered pumpkin made this one look quite intriguing. Ever so slight lacing on the glass.
S - Smells alot like the typical pumpkin gambit. Lots of nutmeg and clove with a little cinnamon and a some nice pumpkin back there too.
T - This one was quite a bit spicier than I was expecting. The taste follows pretty closely with what i noted in the "smell" section. The pumpkin was very up front this time but transitioned to all spice on the finish; which was on the drier side. Overall a nice balance between spice and pumkin with just enough bitterness to keep it balanced.
M - Somewhat thick in the mouth. Of course it is unfiltered which naturally gives it a little extra chewiness.
D - It's an Imperial Pumpkin. Could I drink a whole six pack in a sitting - no. But I did give it slightly better than average because it did not get cloying, as some can get.
Overall I would give this beer a "Very Good" rating. It is one of the bigger pumpkins out there, aside from say ST Pumpking, and sure will take the chill out of a cool fall night. I would definately recomend it for anyone who likes a stronger pumpkin ale
07-27-2010 02:02:21 | More by maltmonster
New Jersey
2.86/5 rDev -23.9%
Appearance: Amber with a decent head.
Aroma: Cinn, nutmeg, vanilla, allspice, clove, and faint pumkin
Taste: Same as aroma with a faint hoppiness that is hidden beneath the pumkin pie spices listed above. The alcohol is prevelant on this one.
Overall: Not too good, not too bad. If you are looking for a decent 4-pack of a imperial pumkin, it is worth a try. A bit too bitter up front for the style...pumpkin flavors are weak. I would skip this one and get the Southern Tier Pumking if you truly want to enjoy this style of beer in a tastier, more balanced form.
08-16-2011 15:50:20 | More by dahlen22
New Jersey
3.53/5 rDev -6.1%
A: Nice amber color, with good clarity. the head was a bit heavier than i like and while it held well it did not leave good lacing
S: Slight pumpkin pie notes, some vegatative pumpkin notes, some nutmeg, cinnamon. A nice balance between sweetness and vegginess.
T: Nice pumpkin taste with some nutmeg, cinnamon and vanilla. I would have liked there to be more breadiness to give it a pumpkin pie like taste
M: There is a slightly astringent quality to it that is a bit off putting. A slight bit of heat present too
D: A solid pumpkin beer and my first of the season. I am sure ill have this one again in the coming months
08-18-2010 00:14:34 | More by mikey711
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
10-25-2013 01:02:48 | More by KRella
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +6.4%
09-26-2012 02:48:29 | More by Hessian257
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
08-31-2014 03:05:41 | More by johnwetterstrand
3.4/5 rDev -9.6%
Got this bottle from Timmush, cheers Tim!
Pours a ruddy-hued caramel with a 1 finger deep tan head. A little viscosity to this, above average head retention & lacing
S: Faint metallic notes, squashy notes a touch of cinnamon at the end,
T: Fairly assertive booze mixes with a touch of woody & metallic hops up front, along with s touch of squash & dryness up front, pumpkin pie spice is very restrained.Nutmeg & cinnamon come through as this warms along with hints of gingerbread & molasses. Finishes bready (ginger) & with woody dryness & a more subtle hint of booze
MF: Fairly thick, a touch of booze heat & low carbonation
Interesting, i always think the bigger versions have way more upside. This one may cellar for a few years. Going down great on a fairly cold October afternoon in Okieland. Good to see a decent offering from these guys. Started slow, but came on. My previous encounter was pretty underwhelming
10-19-2011 17:24:16 | More by russpowell
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
09-01-2014 14:42:26 | More by JT99125
New Jersey
4.33/5 rDev +15.2%
First pumpkin ale of the season.
Poured a copper/brown/orangey color with a cream-tannish colored head about half an inch. Heavily carbonated. Smell was pumpkin pie- mostly cloves- faint pureed pumpkin. Taste was nice and well-balanced. Alcohol coming through giving a slightly sour flavor at times. Heavy on the sugary malts and cardamom. All spice. Great flavors. Nice pumpkin ale here. This was awesome but not the best I have had.
09-03-2011 15:43:39 | More by DavidSeanNJ
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -20.2%
08-16-2013 19:47:36 | More by timjim1327
3/5 rDev -20.2%
10-14-2013 18:55:43 | More by Travcofarms
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +6.4%
Big thanks goes out to the BA who sent me this one as an extra in a past trade (don't have my spreadsheet at home)! Served from bottle into a Samuel Smith imperial pint. Poured a dark red-orange with a one and a half finger off-white head that subsided to half a finger slowly. Maintained nice lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of pumpkin, spices, cinnamon, ginger, alcohol, and subtle nutmeg. The flavor was of sweet malt, subtle alcohol, pumpkin, cinnamon, subtle nutmeg, and spices. It had a light feel on the palate with medium carbonation. Overall this was a pretty decent brew. I have grown to like Pumpkin brews more and more, and this one is a good example of why. The pumpkin definitely dominated the flavor and aroma on this one. While doing so, it brought a nice collection of spices to the game. Very well balanced and tasty. A definite must try for the curious or pumpkin brew fan a-like.
12-19-2011 01:55:48 | More by thagr81us
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What Investments Will Be Growing Over The Next 5 Years? Despite the retrenchment of companies associated with U.S. consumer spending, there will be companies and industries that, I believe, will experience historic growth in their stock prices.
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You said in your last Foxhall Global Outlook that this economic recovery would be different than previous bull markets. Why is that and which investments will do well and which investments should we avoid? As I have said before, this is going to be a unique and uneven recovery. Last week we saw days when the stock market went up in triple digits and then the next day dropped in triple digits. This is not uncommon during the transition from a recession to a new long-term bull market.
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My clients keep asking me if oil and gasoline prices are going to continue to rise. Will they ever go back down? In the long run, oil and gas prices will continue to go up and Americans must prepare themselves to spend a higher percentage of their household budgets in the future on gasoline, heating oil and food (more about food in another issue of this newsletter). Oil and gas prices are being driven by two LONG-TERM INVESTING TRENDS.
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A number of commentators on television keep saying the economy may go up for a while but then could slip into a new recession early next year. Do you think that is possible? Anything is possible, but it would be historically contrary to almost every recovery since 1950.
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Everyone is depressed over the stock market and the economy. You say you follow long-term trends. Give me some good news, what are the long-term trends over the next decade? I do spend a lot of my time focused on trying to discern long-term political, economic and investing trends. Every day I receive by email over 120 pages of analysts reports from all over the world. It usually takes me at least 2 to 3 hours to read and mostly skim through all these reports.
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I know the FOXHALL DEFENSIVE STRATEGY in bear markets is made up of (1) bonds, (2) foreign currency funds to offset the falling U.S. Dollar and (3) oil, energy, metals, mining, agriculture and other commodities and basic materials funds. BUT, OVER THE PAST TWO WEEKS COMMODITIES HAVE DECLINED PRECIPITOUSLY. AGRIBUSINESS COMMODITY FUNDS are down this month 6%. STEEL FUNDS are down over 9% and METALS AND MINING FUNDS are down over 12%. It is hurting your FOXHALL performance. I thought commodities were supposed to go up when the stock market was going down.
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Almost all economists now agree that the recession is probably over and the consensus is that the U.S. Economy will grow at least 2% in the second half of this year. Home sales have started to inch up from a very low base, even though foreclosures continue to increase each month and home prices nationwide have a bit further to fall.
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Since Thanksgiving is this week, this past Sunday I sat quietly for a couple of hours on my farm in Virginia and tried to think of all the things I was deeply grateful for over the past year. I thought of my family and friends. I thought of my business partners at Foxhall Capital and our wonderful, hard working employees who make me look far better than I amto them I am most grateful.
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One of the ways we consider investments at FOXHALL CAPITAL is by trying to find and invest in long-term trends in the global marketplace. I often call these long-term trends, GLOBAL SUPERCYCLES. Recently, at the WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM in Davos, Switzerland, Herb Meyer gave an important lecture to a very select group of invited global CEOs of major international corporations on some of the KEY GLOBAL TRENDS, unfortunately not often covered in the mainstream media.
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My clients keep asking me when oil prices will stop going up. What do I tell them? OIL PRICES WILL KEEP GOING UP! As I have mentioned before in the FOXHALL GLOBAL OUTLOOK there are many factors causing oil to go up. First is supply and demand. While we Americans continue to complain about prices, we still consumed more gasoline last year than we did the previous year. China and India are now the second and third largest auto markets in the world and they are consuming record amounts of new gasoline.
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These Are Very Scary Times For Many Investors
Posted August 8, 2008
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I have a number of clients who are very much afraid of the stock market and are looking for something that is (1) safe, (2) will protect their principal and (3) will not have the up and down price swings of the current stock market. They are looking for an investment strategy with very little risk and VERY LITTLE VOLATILITY. Does FOXHALL CAPITAL have a strategy that meets those requirements? These are very scary times for many investorsespecially older investors. General Motors just announced that they were suspending their dividend for the first time since 1922.
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Americans Have A Lot To Be Thankful For This Independence Day
Posted July 1, 2008
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As we approach the July 4th holiday, the news couldnt be gloomier. U.S. and global stock markets continue to decline and are flirting with worldwide recession. The financial sector is in crisis; housing values have fallen to their 2004 levels and are still dropping; the U.S. dollar is in free-fall; we havent even begun to see the peak in home foreclosures; unemployment is up; oil prices are outrageous and a box of cereal will cost twice as much by next year. Its hard to see a silver lining in all this bad newsor even a way out of this mess.
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Global Trade vs. Protectionism
Posted March 2, 2008
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Over the past six weeks, in every Asian city I visited I was asked the same question. IF A DEMOCRAT WINS THE PRESIDENCY IN NOVEMBER, WILL AMERICA PERECT TRADE BARRIERS TO STOP OUTSOURCING TO ASIA? Asian government officials, economists and stock market analysts are really worried about this possibility. Asians are watching our elections closely and listening to the debates and their concern is that they are being SCAPEGOATED because America is losing manufacturing jobs to Asia.
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Active Investments And Buy-And-Hold Investments
Posted September 27, 2007
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How do I explain to my clients, the difference between ACTIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT and BUY-AND- HOLD INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT? An important new academic study, SECTOR ROTATION AND MONETARY CONDITIONS, which is slated for publication in the prestigious JOURNAL OF INVESTING early next year, gives new academic confirmation to the FOXHALL investment management strategy of active investment management.
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The Market Is In Turmoil- Is This Different From A Normal Pull Back?
Posted August 23, 2007
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Given the recent market turmoil, is this just a typical summer pull back or has there been a fundamental change in the economy? After several days of gains earlier this week, the large swings in the market have begun to settle down as I predicted last week. However .Expect the volatility to return periodically! The markets will not fully understand the banks exposure to the sub-prime lending crisis until the release of third quarter reports by the hedge funds. Once the markets have adjusted to those reports, the markets are likely to rebound and I believe we may see record highs for the DOW and S&P 500 INDEX by the end of the year. THIS WAS A SHORT-TERM MARKET PULL-BACK CAUSED BY HEDGE FUNDS
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Isn't This Trend Applicable In Other Emerging Markets Too?
Posted June 12, 2008
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In your last Foxhall Global Outlook you talked about how the next big GLOBAL SUPER-CYCLE INVESTMENT TREND was investing in those companies and commodities that will be used by China over the next decade in their trillion dollar infrastructure investment programs. Isnt this trend applicable in other emerging markets too? I hear many other emerging markets are spending big sums on their own infrastructure development. You are right! Many emerging markets around the globe are flush with U.S. currency reserves.
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Active Investment Management In The New Bull Market
Posted June 26, 2009
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Every area of the world has a unique historical stock market pattern when it is making major directional changes, for example, emerging from a long-term bear market or descending from a bull market into a bear market.
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Protecting The Buying Power Of Your Portfolio In The New Investment Environment
Posted December 10, 2010
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This Global Outlook newsletter may be the most important one I have ever written. We are making an historic shift into a new investment environment over the next five years and every investor needs to prepare for these changes.
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A Review Of the 2010 Stock Market, Foxhall's Performance And Predictions For 2011
Posted January 11, 2011
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Given the difficulty in managing money while riding on the 2010 stock market roller coaster, I am very pleased that all of Foxhalls EQUITY strategies produced POSITIVE RETURNS in 2010.
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What is the Status of This Summers Stock Market Correction?
Posted June 15, 2011
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Investors have always had very short memories. They forget that the Dow Jones Industrials plunged 13.6% last year in the spring, but the Dow is currently only down a little over 6% below its April 29th peak. At FOXHALL we are trend followers and as trend followers we also track shorter cycles within the overall stock market.
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Stock Market Update: The Summer Doldrums
Posted June 2, 2011
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One of the characteristics of the summer doldrums is that the stock market tends to go up and down during this period in a side-ways pattern. That is what we are seeing right now.
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Long-term Investment Trends: Higher Inflation Higher Food Prices
Posted April 26, 2011
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For thirty years, food has been decreasing as a percentage of family expenditures. Unfortunately, that trend is over.
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What Are the Long-term Consequences to Investors Here in the United States of the Tsunami and Nuclear Power Crisis in Japan and the Uprisings in Libya and Through-out the Middle East?
Posted March 16, 2011
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Most economists in Japan believe, the efforts to rebuild homes, businesses and highways should offset any dampening effects and possible even spark economic growth.
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Is the Summer Stock Market Correction Over?
Posted July 6, 2011
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Since the stock market started to decline in late April, I have been telling readers of this Foxhall Global Outlook that we were experiencing a normal and healthy stock market correctionand that is what it has turned out to be.
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Just Another Stock Market Correction
Posted August 5, 2011
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Analyst seem to agree that the decline in the stock market has more to do with a lack of confidence in politicians in the U.S. and Europe, than in the fundamentals of companies trading on the stock market. This is more of a political crisis of confidence than anything else.
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Letters: Obamacare is a positive thing
Re: 'Americans want care, not highway robbery' (Metro, April 3) The recent letters saying that health insurers make huge profits […]
New Obamacare sign-up effort aligns with expected website fix
A new push to sign up Americans for Obamacare will begin in December, when the government's faulty enrollment website is expected to work better.
14 Archdiocesan schools are under new management
The schools, which are based in low-income neighborhoods, are now being operated by the nonprofit Independence Mission Schools. The Archdiocese hopes the nonprofit can improve financial and facility management while retaining the Roman Catholic identity.
Boston schools leader Carol Johnson to retire
The head of the Boston Public Schools system, Superintendent Carol Johnson, will retire this summer.


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Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates on Thursday is expected to unveil a global initiative by Microsoft to bring computers and technology education resources to emerging countries during an appearance in Beijing.
The initiative, an expansion of what Microsoft calls its "Unlimited Potential" strategy to promote technology skills and bring computers to emerging markets, includes several new programs and partnerships to offer low-cost software, education, job training, and PCs, said Orlando Ayala, senior vice president of Microsoft's Emerging Segments Market Development Group.
As part of the new plan, Microsoft will offer a $3 software package called the Student Innovation Suite, which includes Windows XP Starter Edition, Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007, Microsoft Math 3.0, Learning Essentials 2.0 for Microsoft Office and Windows Live Mail desktop. The suite will be available to select qualifying governments that are working to supply PCs directly to students to promote technology skills by the end of 2007. In 2008, Microsoft will extend its availability to all of the countries with economies defined as low- or middle-income by the The World Bank.
More information about the Student Innovation Suite can be found on Microsoft's Web site. The low-priced software suite is part of Microsoft's Partners in Learning program, a five-year, $250 million plan to help educators distribute software and training to students.
Microsoft also plans to build 200 more Microsoft Innovation Centers -- aimed at helping local software communities develop skills and create jobs -- in 35 more countries by 2009. The company will work in tandem with local governments to find out what the needs are in the regions and how the local population can best be served by the centers, Ayala said.
Through a partnership with the Asian Development Bank, Microsoft will work with governments in the region to foster sustainable economic development. The company also has formed a partnership with India to develop an "employability portal" that will be online by the end of 2007.
According to Ayala, about 400,000 engineering students graduate college every year in India, but only 100,000 of them find jobs. Microsoft will help the government use the portal to help the rest of those graduates connect to the resources they need to get employed, he said.
Finally, Microsoft also has added five new countries to its Partnerships for Technology Access programs: Argentina, Botswana, Chile, China and Egypt. This program offers loans to countries to provide affordable PCs to small businesses in underserved communities.
While Microsoft's Gates has always been a proponent of using technology to solve social, economic and health problems worldwide through the philanthropic organization he runs with his wife, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Microsoft's latest moves to spread technology to emerging markets should not be seen as purely altruistic.


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Green Healthcare Institutions : Health, Environment, and Economics, Workshop Summary is based on the ninth workshop in a series of workshops sponsored by the Roundtable on Environmental Health Sciences, Research, and Medicine since the roundtable began meeting in 1998. When choosing workshops and activities, the roundtable looks for areas of mutual concern and also areas that need further research to develop a strong environmental science background.
This workshop focused on the environmental and health impacts related to the design, construction, and operations of healthcare facilities, which are part of one of the largest service industries in the United States. Healthcare institutions are major employers with a considerable role in the community, and it is important to analyze this significant industry. The environment of healthcare facilities is unique; it has multiple stakeholders on both sides, as the givers and the receivers of care. In order to provide optimal care, more research is needed to determine the impacts of the built environment on human health.
The scientific evidence for embarking on a green building agenda is not complete, and at present, scientists have limited information. Green Healthcare Institutions : Health, Environment, and Economics, Workshop Summary captures the discussions and presentations by the speakers and participants; they identified the areas in which additional research is needed, the processes by which change can occur, and the gaps in knowledge.
National Research Council. Green Healthcare Institutions: Health, Environment, and Economics, Workshop Summary. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2007.
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2014 Air Show Week (Air Show and USO Show/Dance)
Welcome to the 2014 Virginia Air Show and Air Show Week. Air Show Week is a fun filled and educational week beginning Monday September 8th with aviation displays at the Samuel's Library and culminating with the Virginia Air Show on September 13th. Online ticket sales now available!
Friday, September 12th we will host the first annual Aviation Round Table. Aviators (male and female) from all four military services and the Coast Guard will talk about their careers in aviation. Attendees will then be provided a question and answer opportunity. Designed specifically for middle and high school students to familiarize them with aviation and aviation careers. The Round Table will be hosted at the airport terminal from 7pm - 9pm.
Saturday, September 13th the Front Royal – Warren County Airport (FRR) will host the 2014 Virginia Air Show our seventh annual event. This year we have combined the Air Show and the USO Show. We hope this will allow out of area visitors a better opportunity to experience the event.
The 2014 air show will feature the renowned Flying Circus, , military aircraft, hot air balloons, gyro copter, glider, para-sail, helicopter, barn storming, wing walker, and biplane performances, multiple acrobatic aircraft performances, and a host of aircraft flights. Plus, there will be antique autos, aircraft displays, food, and just plain fun for the whole family. Returning favorites include the Pitts Special (pictured) flown by Bill Finagin, an MXS flown by Scott Francis, and flybys by multiple aircraft. Returning to perform this year is the P-51D (Double Trouble). Many surprises are planned this year. Air Show 7 am - 6 pm.
Our third annual USO Show and Dance attendees will be treated to a fabulous show including hot air balloon glows (multiple balloons), Big Band Era 40's style music supplied by Jump Alley, a show by the Hub City Lindy Hop dance troupe, and even an air raid staged by a military vehicle club. Dance cards will be provided for the ladies by Media Bee Design. Food and a variety of drinks including tea, wine, and beer will be available for purchase. Half the USO ticket proceeds and beer sales will go directly to support our troops through USO-Metro. USO Show 6 pm - 10 pm.
Next year (2015) we are adding a carnival with rides and carnival fare to complete an all day experience for attendees of all ages. Carnival 10 am - 10 pm.
From the beginning in 2008, the Virginia Air Show has worked to remember 9/11, promote aviation. and support our military veterans and those still serving. We are also continuing to support the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program.
Located in the Shenandoah Valley the airport features picturesque 360 degree mountain views and easy access to nearby Front Royal, route 66, route 81, route 340/522 and many area attractions. Enjoy hiking, horseback riding, biking, camping, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and other outdoor sports and activities. Marvel at nature's beauty from the Skyline drive to numerous caverns and mountain views. Experience valley wineries or numerous inns and unique restaurants, visit historical sites, or just kick back and relax.
Warren County is a Hub-N-Spoke for Luray Caverns, the Shenandoah National Park (Skyline Drive), Washington D.C., sesquicentennial Civil War activities and multiple battlefields including Cedar Creek, New Market, Antietam, and Gettysburg. Event is a must see for seniors, aviation enthusiasts, military, and car buffs, plus lovers of award winning food and wines served in scenic surroundings with fall foliage colors. Over 30 wineries and a distillery are within 30 minutes!
So, whether you fly-in or drive-in, there's flight, food, and fun for the whole family!


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The Jaguars came to terms with veteran CB Rashean Mathis on a one-year contract Wednesday, The Florida Times-Union reported. The deal is worth $5 million with incentives.
Mathis, who had been due to the hit the free-agent market March 13, suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in Week 10 against the Colts and is still recovering from the injury.
Mathis, who'll turn 32 in August, went to the Pro Bowl in 2006. He's the Jaguars' all-time interception leader with 30, having spent his entire nine-year career in Jacksonville after being drafted in the second round in 2003.


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When divisional realignment separated the Colts and Patriots in 2002, it pushed apart two of the NFL's top young quarterbacks — Tom Brady and Peyton Manning. Indianapolis' move to the AFC South didn't end the rivalry, however, as the teams have played each other every regular season since 2003, as well as three times in the playoffs. The league and its television partners consider the rivalry a must-see event: Aside from a season opener in '04, the Patriots and Colts have always squared off in November, which is coincidentally sweeps month on TV.
The two quarterbacks came into the league in vastly different ways. Manning was the No. 1 pick in 1998 and immediately took over as the starter to rejuvenate the Colts' franchise. Brady, a sixth-round pick (No. 199 overall) in 2000, became the starter after Drew Bledsoe was injured in '01 and led a shocking worst-to-first turnaround. Manning may dominate Brady when it comes to Pro Bowl appearances, 10-5, but Brady has the lead where it matters — three Super Bowl rings to Manning's one. Brady won the first six head-to-head matchups in the rivalry; Manning has won five of the past six.
Both QBs are still at the top of their games, and as usual, there will be a lot at stake for the two teams in Week 11 as they look to remain among the AFC's top playoff contenders. Here's a look at the top five meetings between the two future Hall of Famers, as ranked by PFW:
1. Patriots 38, Colts 34 / Nov. 30, 2003 — Brady and Manning entered this game with identical 9-2 records, battling for the top seed in the AFC. The Patriots went up 17-0 early and then 31-10, but the Colts fought back with three unanswered touchdown tosses by Manning. A Brady-to-Deion Branch TD pass gave the Patriots the lead back. But in a shootout, it was a defensive play that decided things. The Colts drove to the Pats' two-yard line with less than a minute left. But they failed to score as the Patriots denied the Colts three times from the one, including a fourth-down plunge by Edgerrin James that was stuffed by DE Willie McGinest and DT Ted Washington.
2. Colts 38, Patriots 34 / Jan. 21, 2007 — Meeting in the AFC championship game for the second time, the two quarterbacks produced one of the more memorable playoff games in recent history. New England jumped out to a 21-3 second-quarter lead, but Manning led a ferocious second-half comeback, rushing for one TD and throwing for another. Still, trailing 34-31 with 2:17 to go, the Colts' QB had to drive his team 80 yards to set up Joseph Addai's go-ahead three-yard TD run with 1:00 remaining. Brady had one final chance, but Marlin Jackson's interception clinched Manning's first Super Bowl appearance.
3. Colts 35, Patriots 34 / Nov. 15, 2009 — Brady and Manning combined for 702 passing yards and seven touchdowns, but it was a one-yard grab by Kevin Faulk that defined the game. Up by six with two minutes remaining, the Patriots went for it on 4th-and-2 at their own 28 instead of punting, hoping to keep the ball out of Manning's hands. The pass to Faulk came up just short, and Manning responded swiftly, connecting with Reggie Wayne on a one-yard TD pass with 13 seconds left to give the Colts an improbable win.
4. Patriots 27, Colts 24 / Sept. 9, 2004 — Matched up in the '04 season opener for the NFL, Brady actually outperformed Manning, throwing for 335 yards and two TDs to Manning's 256 yards and two TDs. But it was the Patriots' defense that sealed the victory. In a game where it was gashed for 446 net yards, the Pats' "D" stood tall when it mattered most. Eugene Wilson forced James to fumble at the one-yard line late in the fourth quarter. Then, in the final minute, McGinest sacked Manning for a 12-yard loss on 3rd-and-8 from the Pats' 17, forcing Colts PK Mike Vanderjagt to attempt a 48-yard field goal, which he missed wide right, ending his streak of consecutive made field goals at 42.
5. Patriots 24, Colts 20 / Nov. 4, 2007 — The clash of the 8-0 Patriots and 7-0 Colts was one of the most-hyped regular-season games of all time, and the play on the field lived up to the pregame billing. The Patriots rallied from a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit, as Brady found Wes Welker and Faulk for TD passes in the final eight minutes. Manning had a chance to provide a sequel to his late-game heroics from the AFC title game earlier in the year, but Patriots DE Jarvis Green forced Manning to cough up the ball, which was recovered by OLB Rosevelt Colvin, keeping the Pats' perfect season alive.
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Awesome. Are the boulders worth the effort of getting to?
Yes and no, it's not a destination by any means, just some scrappy boulders by the ocean but the setting is magnificent. There are also some old sport routes in a cave nearby but the bolts and hangers are dangerously rusted by now.
Thank You, Chris. I'll check this out next time I head to the South Bay.


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Join Drexel University Libraries on Tuesday, January 17th from 5 - 6:30 PM for a reception recognizing the student artists whose designs will be featured in the Library Learning Terrace on the Herman Miller divider screens. The selected pieces will be unveiled during the event.
For more images of the project, visit our Flickr Page.
Click here to RSVP. For more information, please contact Jenny James Lee via email or at 215-571-4095.


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I only know one of them: American Melissa Laird who has not had seen her then 4-year old boy since December 2011, when she was separated from him in Spain. She was on her 16th day of not taking either food or drink when we visited her yesterday.
But nobody takes any notice. Except those four inmates who also find it unbearable to be separated from their children 'without sound reason' or 'just cause', as the Slovak Government refers to 'care' and forced adoptions in the UK. One of the mothers is Russian.
Another exception is a journalist and author who booked a visit. But later he got a call to cancel it!… He has been advised that a Judicial Review would be his 'remedy', i.e. next legal step.
It is not 'nice' to think that UK Police and Social Services used a hospital visit for Melissa's little boy in Spain as a pretext of snatching him. Pretending that she could only see him again, if she were to sign an extradition paper, they took hold of him and flew her to HMP Holloway.
A number of family court hearings took place where at least twice she was not 'produced'. But who cares, as long as Social Services get what they want, the child, and the judiciary appears to put a legal blanket over their wrong-doings?
She is being held on 'immigration issues' and a judge recently refused bail because "the welfare of the child" is of paramount importance. So far, nobody had the decency of establishing a DNA test to prove that the boy is hers or get witnesses to attest what a good mother she is. And what lies is the boy being told???


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Deus Ex: Human Revolution has sold 2.18m copies
Eidos Montreal's Deus Ex prequel, Human Revolution, has sold 2.18m copies since its launch on September 30, Square Enix has reported.
Dungeon Siege III Treasure of the Sun out in October
Dungeon Siege III DLC, Treasures of the Sun, will be released in October for PC, Xbox 360 and PC, Square Enix has announced.
UK Video Game Chart: Call of Juarez in at No.2
505 Games' Zumba Fitness has claimed its ninth week at the top of the All Formats All Prices UK Video Game chart, its sixth week in succession.
VideoGamer.com Plays
The VideoGamer.com crew fill you in on what has been keeping them busy in the week just gone, including Ocarina of Time, Duke Nukem Forever and Shadows of the Dammed.
Is Obsidian working on a 2D RPG?
Developer looks to hire a 2D character animator for 'highly stylized' RPG
Obsidian: Difficult to make large games bug-free
Studio does wish Fallout: New Vegas wasn't as glitchy on release.


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Players will be placed on a team to scrimmage in front of the coaches. This will give them an opportunity to showcase themselves in live situations. The camp is an excellent opportunity to meet, learn and be evaluated by Jacksonville University coaches. The camp offers professional instruction in all facets of the game.
Please click on the JU Softball Camp Website link below for application instructions and more information regarding this camp and JU Softball.
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The Final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the project is scheduled to be completed the first week in February, and will be distributed to all of the agencies and individuals who commented on earlier drafts. In anticipation, the Napa County Planning Commission has scheduled two public hearings on the proposed project and EIR:
· 6 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 21, 2012, , 1030 Main Street in Napa
· 6 p.m., Monday, March 19, 2012, Little Theater, Building 1200, , 2777 Napa-Vallejo Highway in Napa
The focus of each hearing will be slightly different. The Feb. 21 hearing will include a presentation by County staff and consultants summarizing the Final EIR and the planning process that began in March of 2007, when Napa Redevelopment Partners submitted an application for a mixed-use neighborhood including 3,200 homes on the 154-acre site south of the City of Napa. That proposal was reduced to include 2,580 homes and a mix of other uses on 135 acres before the EIR process began in January 2009.
The Final EIR contains written responses to the comments received on the Draft EIR and the Supplement to the Draft EIR. It will also include the results of recent studies conducted by the Napa Sanitation District, and explain that the developer's proposal has been further reduced in size to include 2,050 dwelling units and a mix of other uses on 135 acres.
Representatives of Napa Redevelopment Partners also will make a presentation at the Feb. 21 hearing and members of the public will be invited to ask questions of the applicant and staff regarding the project.
The second hearing on March 19 will be an opportunity for members of the public to make comments about the proposed project, focusing on the specific actions that will be before the Planning Commission and then the Board of Supervisors. These proposed actions include adoption of a zoning ordinance, as well as resolutions certifying the EIR, adopting a General Plan amendment, and adopting mitigation measures and other findings required by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
In October 2009, the County circulated a Draft EIR for public comments, followed in February 2011 by a Supplement to the Draft EIR that contained an analysis of a potential surface water transfer from a tributary of the Sacramento River, updated information about plans to remediate hazardous materials in the soil and groundwater, and other information concerning the proposed project.
The Planning Commission must make a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the project, and a schedule for the Board of Supervisors' hearings will not be set until after the Planning Commission concludes its hearings and makes a recommendation.
No development application, development agreement, design guidelines or other approval actions will be considered for adoption until the zoning and General Plan amendments are in place.
All documents related to the project are available at www.countyofnapa.org/NapaPipe and at the County's Department of Conservation, Development & Planning.
Questions may be addressed to Sean Trippi on the planning staff at (707) 299-1353 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A police chase in west Atlanta left some people injured and several lanes of Interstate 20 blocked during rush hour on Wednesday afternoon.
According to the Georgia Department of Transportation, Georgia State Patrol troopers attempted to pull over a Dodge Charger for alleged reckless driving as it traveled westbound on I-20 around 5 p.m. After the driver allegedly refused to stop, a chase ensued.
While fleeing, the Charger allegedly struck a Nissan Rogue, causing it to overturn on its side just before Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. Authorities said the driver of the Charger fled the scene of the crash.
Two people from the Nissan were transported to local hospitals and were in stable condition, according to police.
Authorities are still searching the area for the driver of the Charger.
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Thank you
Words can never begin to express our thank you to the many people who lifted us up and supported us during the tragic accident and loss of our beloved little one, Joel Randle Chirieleison. Please know your kind words, thoughts, expressions of sympathy through cards, calls, flowers, food, etc. — but most importantly your prayers — helped us and are helping us get through this day by day. Thank you so much for everything.
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Once again an EPIC thank you to our community for your support in making the First United Methodist Church of Chiefland's 4th Annual Epic End of Summer Bash a very successful event on Aug. 9, 2014. The response to our request to help kids get ready for school was overwhelming!
Please be sure to remember to thank all the sponsors/contributors below as we do and support them the way they have supported our community by shopping/dining with them or using their services when possible.
An EPIC and successful school year to all!
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Don't skip the memories
Dear friends and neighbors,
I want to extend a sincere thank you from myself and my family to all of you for your prayers, flowers, cards and expressions of concern during my recent hospital stay. By the grace of God, I am at home and becoming stronger each day. Your good wishes remind me daily of the power of prayer and the value of loving and supportive family and friends.
To the Community of Williston and Levy County,
It is with sad hearts that the Board of Directors of the Williston Animal Group (WAG) has accepted a letter of resignation from Claudia Parkhurst, vice president. Claudia and her husband Bill are two of the founding members of WAG. As Claudia stated in her letter, they have seen WAG progress from its meager beginnings of adopting out dogs in the Sparr parking lot to the full-fledged non-profit organization with kennel facilities here in Williston with many fun activities in between.
Mad about what was said
We the sponsors of the Substance Abuse Seminar held last Saturday at Westside Church of Christ in Chiefland want to thank all of our visitors, guests and community leaders for helping to make this seminar a success. We want to say a special thanks to:
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