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2008: Part of the first rotation off of the bench as a sophomore...ranked second on the squad with 248 kills, 2.48 kills per set, 79 blocks and 0.78 blocks per set...her blocks per set ranked ninth in the A-Sun as JU finished first in the conference in blocks and opponent hitting percentage...tallied double-digit kills in 10-of-29 matches, including a season-high 15 at Mercer (11/8)...finished with at least three blocks in 15-of-29 matches, including a season-high eight vs. FGCU (11/15)...tallied a season-high four digs at Mercer (11/8)...registered her first career service ace vs. ETSU (11/1)...set an assist at UNC-Wilmington (10/2)...earned A-Sun academic all-conference honors.
2007: One of several impact freshmen who saw significant time during the season...earned A-Sun all-freshman team honors...top freshman hitter and blocker in the conference after ranking fourth in the A-Sun with 1.05 blocks per game and first among freshman outside hitters with a .236 hitting percentage...tallied a season-high 11 blocks vs. New Orleans (9/15)...notched at least five blocks in nine matches...ranked second on the squad with 2.76 kills per game and 287 kills, including a season-high 20 vs. New Orleans (9/15)...tallied double-digit kills in 14 matches...ranked third on the squad in hitting percentage, including a season-high .519 (14-0-27) at Stetson (9/20)...finished with a career-high six digs vs. Butler (8/24)...recorded an assist vs. Gardner-Webb (11/15).
High School: Three-year starter as an outside hitter at Evans High School...as a senior, she was named first team all-region and "Player of the Year" after leading the Knights to their first regional title in school history...as a junior, she earned second team all-region accolades...at the club level, she was an all-Palmetto Region all-star with the CSRA Heat.
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TIOGA, La. (KALB News Channel 5) – Deputies arrest a father and son for burglary and possession of drugs.
According to Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office, they have arrested Joshua Clay Daenen, 26, for simple burglary and Samuel August Daenen for possession of drugs.
Deputies said they received a complaint in reference to a residential burglary that was said to have occurred early Sept. 13th in Tioga. The complaint reported a variety of items stolen including: electronics, jewelry, medication, money, and food.
The following day RPSO Detectives were contacted by the complainant and additional information was given that helped the case. The additional information and crime scene evidence made Joshua Daenen a suspect, according to RPSO.
Later the evening of the 14th, a search warrant was granted for Joshua Daenen's residence. Detectives said when they arrived at the home, they found Josua Daenen and his father, Samuel Daenen allegedly loading the stolen property into a vehicle.
Both were taken into custody. A search was said to have found illegal drugs on their person and a revolver in Joshua Daenen's possession.
Joshua Clay Daenen of Tioga, is charged with simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling, criminal damage under $500, possession of CDS I, possession of CDS IV and illegal carrying of weapons with drugs.
Samuel August Daenen of 61, also of Tioga, is charged with one count possession of CDS V and two counts possession CDS II.
Both were taken to the Rapides Parish Detention Center for booking. They were later released after posting bond.


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While frantic holiday shopping continued Sunday at a Goldsboro Wal-Mart, a lucky few have some extra cash in their pocket.
Customers say a random Secret Santa paid off a handful of Christmas layaways.
Wal-Mart wouldn't say how many layaway accounts were paid off; but customers say a number doesn't matter, it's the gesture that counts.
"I would love it. It would be a blessing," one shopper said if she was one of those who benefited.
Another woman had just paid her layaway but wasn't among the chosen few.
"I wish I was!," she said. "It would help a lot."
"There's a lot of people that need help," another customer added.
Wal-Mart said this is something that seems to happen every year or so -- someone stepping up to make Christmas brighter for others.
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I attended the Belmont Stakes this year and was just behind the finish line shooting photos. I was able to get several good shots of Big Brown pulling up in the race. This particular shot shows the newly talked about loose shoe on his right hind leg. Speculation is that this loose shoe could have caused his poor performance in the race.
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Dan Bickford is the meteorologist for 7 On Your Side on weekends. He is a member of the American Meteorological Society, and holds their "Certified Broadcast Meteorologist" designation. He served a term on the Society's Board of Broadcast Meteorology, and is a three-time president of the Society's Upstate Chapter.
Since first hearing the sounding of tornado sirens as a child, Dan has had a strong interest in weather, specifically strong storms. This led him to study at the University of Oklahoma, where he received a Bachelor's and Master's degree in meteorology. The interest in strong storms continued, as during his college years Dan did some studying at the National Severe Storms Laboratory and spent two spring seasons as a storm chaser for KOCO-TV in Oklahoma City. While completing his studies, Dan also spent a year and a half as the weekend meteorologist for KSWO-TV in Lawton, OK/Wichita Falls, TX. College also included a two year captaincy of the University of Oklahoma water polo team.
After graduating in December of 1993, Dan became the chief meteorologist at KOAM-TV in Joplin, MO/Pittsburgh, KS, a position he would hold for seven years. During that time, he became heavily involved in severe weather education, was a member of a local emergency management group, and became involved in the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Project Impact campaign to mitigate severe weather losses. As a hobby, he also worked for four years as a radio personality for KXDG-FM in Joplin.
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Townend ring
A Townend Ring is a narrow-chord cowling ring fitted around the cylinders of an aircraft radial engine to reduce drag and improve cooling.
The Townend ring was the invention of Dr. Hubert Townend of the British National Physical Laboratory[1] in 1929. Patents were supported by Boulton & Paul Ltd in 1929.[2] In the United States it was often called a "drag ring". It caused a reduction in the drag of radial engines and was widely used in high-speed designs of 1930-1935 before the long-chord NACA cowling came into general use. It was also said to generate forward thrust from the expansion of the air as it passed over the engine, adding 10 to 15 mph to the aircraft's top speed; but such an effect is physically implausible given the temperature differences and mass flows involved.[3][dubious ]
Examples of aeroplanes with Townend rings were the Douglas O-38, Vickers Wellesley, the Westland Wallace and the Gloster Gauntlet. Early claims portrayed it as a superior design to the NACA cowling, but later comparisons proved aircraft performance worse when using a Townend ring at airspeeds above 250 mph.[4]
- ^ http://v3.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/originalDocument?CC=GB&NR=320131A&KC=A&FT=D&date=19291010&DB=EPODOC&locale=en_gb
- ^ 1930 Canadian patent CA 304755 by Hubert Townend with drawings
- ^ "A History of Aircraft Piston Engines" by Herschel Smith, (Sunflower University Press Manhattan, Kansas, 1981, ISBN 0-89745-079-5), 255pp.
- ^ Hansen, James R. "Engineering Science and the Development of the NACA Low-Drag Engine Cowling". From Engineering Science to Big Science: The NACA and NASA Collier Trophy Research Project Winners. Archived from the original on 2004-10-31. Retrieved 2007-04-28.[not in citation given]
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CBS won the night with both adults 18-49 and total viewers with three hours of Survivor related programming, including the reunion show at 10pm. The two hour Survivor season finale scored a 4.0 adults 18-49 rating between 8-10p, and the reunion show at 10p averaged a 3.5 adults 18-49 rating.TV Ratings Sunday: 'Survivor' Finale Trumps 'Desperate Housewives' Finale, Trump and Everything Else - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers
Survivor was down 6% from last week to a series low 3.0 adults 18-49 rating, however, Survivor too has typically seen an adjustments up of one or two tenths, so when all is said and done it could be even with last week.TV Ratings Wednesday: 'Law & Order: SVU,' 'The Middle,' 'Better With You,' 'Breaking In,' & 'Cougar Town' Inch Up; 'Survivor,' 'Happy Endings' Fall to Lows
CBS's Survivor: Redemption Island's 2.9 adults 18-49 rating was another series low, down 9% from last week.TV Ratings Wednesday: 'Idol' Dominates; 'Happy Endings' Premiere Below 'Sunshine's'; 'CM: Suspect Behavior' Rises; 'Better With You' Hits Low, 'Breaking In' Falls - Ratings | TVbytheNumbers
Over on CBS, Survivor: Redemption Island was down 3% to a 3.2 rating. Given who went home in last night's episode, will the ratings be hit next week? .TV Ratings Wednesday: "American Idol" Up; "Mr. Sunshine," "Off The Map" and "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior" All Slip
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oh god not this again
If all three teams had coaching openings - the Bills, the Jets, and the Panthers - which team do you think Bill Cowher would join?
He just bought a condo in NYC, and he really wants the Giants job, but Coughlin is not retiring yet.
He also has a house in North Carolina.
oh god not this again
Panthers he lives there or the cowboys
Hey Bill Parsells did it
I remember when Peyton was going to be a Dolphins because "he has a house there"
"What matters is two years and three years down the road, if we have this thing turned around in the right direction and we're winning," Nix said. "I know before I'm asked this, you're going to think I'm crazy, but we're not that far away."
Russ and I scanned a list of possible candidates, Wilson said. We didnt know them. I didnt know them. I dont think Russ did. We narrowed it down to two candidates for the job of general manager of football, two in-house candidates.
Buffalo. He owes this organization for suggesting we hire chan gailey!
bill cowher is a joke, the hell with him.
Cowher wouldn't come to Buffalo, the fact that Gailey will be around supposedly next season per Nix's statement is a travesty, he is a horrible play caller, I like the coach of Stanford David Shaw, watch the Rose Bowl he is using a freshman QB and he is dominating teams USC, Oregon and he is just out coaching them I believe he will be targeted by alot of teams if not this year maybe after next season but Buffalo fans know if we draw straws for coaches we lose so the team owners if they want to give their fans a team a chance to win the Superbowl need to pursue very talented coaches and draft ultra talented QB!
he is never coaching again he gets paid too much to do the CBS pregame show and enjoys it too much just forget him
"Fight on, my men, Sir Andrew said -- A little I'm hurt but not yet slain. I'll just lie down and bleed awhile -- And I'll rise and fight again." marv levy
Not enough money in the world for Cowher to work for Ralph.
D.) None of the above.
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Everything I've read screams Giants or Panthers but the Chiefs or Chargers would not surprise me
I love the smell of charcoal in the morning.
i don't think there is a coaching job that'll be open at the end of the season that would entice Cowher enough to come out of retirement
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I just added a feature to my website which e-mails all Members who have subscribed to an Article Thread (e.g. "Postage Meters Can Save You Money") when other Members post new Comments.
Unfortunately, my test data is not sending me an e-mail.
Here is my e-mail specific code...
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When I uncomment the echoes above, I am getting expected values in each variable, so I would expect my e-mail to work?!
I also added a random # to the Subject Line as it makes Gmail less inclined to think this is spam.
**NOTE: I am trying to run this script from my laptop, so I don't have a valid Email/Domain/IP in my Dev Environment, but I haven't really had any issues on a separate script which e-mails me every time there is a System Error, so I would expect this to work as well...
I also tried changing where the test "New Comment" e-mail goes, routing it to my ATT e-mail, thinking it is less picky than Gmail??
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Well for starters, i spy a missing > at the end of your from header....
If that doesnt work, try removing the \r's from your headers entirely.Never grow up. The instant you do, you lose all ability to imagine great things, for fear of reality crashing in.
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I don't think that was the issue.
It appears that all of the e-mail services were questioning whether my dev-generated e-mail were spam or not.
I started getting e-mails a few hours later on Gmail, although they never even showed up in my spam folder with AT&T?!
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While the temperatures seem more like spring lately, the Bartlet Mall will be set to welcome revelers celebrating winter on Saturday, Feb. 9.
The annual Winter Carnival will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and offer a day full of skating, hayrides, games and, yes, hopefully some sledding. It was originally scheduled to be held Feb. 2, but a decision was made today to postpone it a week due to potentially hazardous ice conditions.
Organizers decided to hold the carnival based on forecasts that call for the weather to return to normal conditions by the weekend.
Although this year's festival may not offer the same type of wintry conditions to create the sledding hills of years past, Newburyport Parks administrator Lisë Reid said revelers will find an area ready for skating and some sledding.
Participants can still register for the Human Dog Sled Race, in which teams of five or less people — a driver and human "sled dogs" — race across the frozen Frog Pond. Teams need to provide their own sled and rope to attach the sled to participants. Interested parties need to register at the information booth by 1:45 p.m. The race will start at 2 p.m. at the corner of the pond nearest the courthouse.
In addition to skating and sledding, attendees will find an assortment of other activities, including horse-drawn hayrides provided by Scott Colby of Colby Farm, children's games organized by the Newburyport Mothers Club and snowshoeing demonstrations offered by outdoor gear retailer REI. Free cookies and cocoa will be available throughout the day, as well.
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Lunch dining room selections very limited. Food was poor quality. Service was Ok sometimes and not so good other times. Desserts were better than on the buffet.
Dinner, Meat was very difficult to chew, too much sauce and gravy. Selections were very limited. One or two appetizers each day, one salad. Almost every dish ordered came with a boiled potato. Bread was good but we got the same roll every night. Fish was OK, mostly tasteless. Desserts were not good except for cheesecake on two nights, couldn't believe it came from the same bakery. must have been frozen.
Afternoon cookies on Deck 10 were tasteless.
Waiters had to be repeatedly asked for more tea and water, and were insulted when they were asked for ice. Last day breakfast menu was changed. You could not get lox, cream cheese, bagels, french toast, pancakes, one hot cereal was offered. Eggs, toast, bacon & potatoes only.
Entertainment was fabulous. Singers were the best. Dancers were good also. There was a show every night. They also had variety entertainers that were on board for the whole cruise. The lounges were delightful, and the music although not in English was very good. "The Entertainers" were a group of zany, funny roving entertainers that were very funny.
THe ship is very clean. Personnel speak poor English. I don't think I will be back unless they improve on the quality of the food.
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Tip 10: Track the waves like a fish.
"Billfish use rough weather to travel, tailing down the seas," says Merritt of his home waters off North Carolina and fishing grounds throughout the Caribbean to Venezuela, noting the phenomenon McElveen cites above. "Tuna too. Any pelagic surface feeders will use the waves to cover as much ground as they can while expending less energy. School [dolphin] are looking for something to get on - grass, a board or whatever - but the bigger dolphin are just tooling along with the waves," Merritt says. "They're tracking all over, looking for that squid or fish to eat." Merritt, McCune and Sawley capitalize on this behavior, trolling with waves broad on the bow or quartering astern, working across them as much as comfort and safety allow, to cover wide areas. If not tight to a particular color line or the like, they'll start "up-sea" of a broad area then work through it by quartering down the waves.
Tip 11: Turn hard toward biting fish.
Anglers must be alert too. Strong wind that carries line off reels and away from rods can tangle outriggers. Crews need to pay attention to baits since captains are busy dealing with waves. Reels should be free-spooled while still in rod holders to avoid the risk that fumbled rods will be felt by the fish. Sawley helps his anglers by turning sharply toward biting fish. "That hard turn drops the bait back to the fish and gives the angler more time to get to the rod." Once a fish is hooked, his crew clears lines on the inside of the turn, hoping for another bite on the other side, and Sawley continues his turn until the bow is pointing into the waves, prepared to chase hooked fish whichever way they go. "We get as close as we can [to the fish] with the bow into the sea. Sometimes you get lucky and can pull right up to it," Sawley says, admitting this is easier on center-consoles where anglers can fish farther forward.
Tip 12: Stern into the sea demands extra caution.
At some point the boat may have to turn stern to the sea, but rough days demand more caution. "During some of our [light-tackle] world-record stuff, I had so much water in the stern that it felt like I'd lost an engine," Sawley says. "I wasn't getting any response out of it." That water not only settles the stern, but may slosh to one side, pushing one corner of the cockpit below the waves, potentially sinking the boat. "[If it should] get that close, throttle up and pull away," Sawley warns. With enough horsepower and the transom door open, a full cockpit usually clears in about 30 seconds, and the fight resumes safely. "Make sure everybody knows how to work that handle," Sawley adds, since the weight of the water against the door may require two people.
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Live Webcast/Book Launch--The World is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century
April 18, 2005 // 12:00pm — 2:00pm
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Van Gogh Disappearing Ear Mug
Add a hot beverage to make Van Gogh's ear disappear.
Legend has it that Vincent Van Gogh cut off his ear to spite a lover. Truth is, Vinny may have been hearing "crazy" thoughts after a fight with Paul Gauguin and figured the logical solution was to chop off his ear.
In actuality, it was only part of the lobe of the left ear, but pretty scary nonetheless. This "artistic" act is commemorated in this cool mug! Just add a hot drink and watch Van Gogh's ear magically disappear.
Features & specs:
- Dimensions: 3.5" tall x 3" diameter (4.375" wide with handle)
- Capacity: 10 ounces
- Microwave safe
- Heat-sensitive design
- Ear disappears when you add a hot beverage!
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The Van Gogh Disappearing Ear Coffee Mug works pretty much like any other coffee mug. Pour your hot, tasty beverage into it, tilt, sip, and enjoy.
However, there's one small difference that makes this coffee mug infinitely cooler (not in the temperature sense) than all other mugs. You can use it to impress your friends!
Every time you fill the Van Gogh mug with a hot liquid, Vinny's ear disappears.
Show off your great knowledge of art (while also suavely sipping your coffee) by saying things like, "Did you know that Vincent Van Gogh cut off part of his ear after a fight with fellow artist Paul Gauguin?" Or, "Hey, Sally, you are so hot, the ear on my mug just disappeared."
By the way, the Van Gogh Disappearing Ear Coffee Mug is microwave safe. However, its ear-disappearing coating is not dishwasher safe.
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UML Will Have to Repent and Later Apologize: Nepal Minister Gautam
May 14 – Bam Dev Gautam, a UML leader primarily, but, who is considered to be the real mastermind of the Thankot Police Post Attack during fag end of the rebellion and of the King's rule in coordination with the Maoist Party, has all of a sudden begun criticizing his own party boss, Mr. Jhala Nath Khanal."The history is the witness of this UML blunder, UML will have no option in the future than to repent for this Himalayan blunder and apologize to the people," "Our party president Mr. Jhala Nath Khanal by retracting form his earlier decision to sack the Army Chief, is solely responsible for this political blunder", Gautam added. Mr. Gautam, the deputy prime minister of the country mostly criticized his own party high-command in the course of his speech. "Without the Maoist support, no government will last more than six months period", he predicted. "The UML is only destroying its future toeing the Nepali Congress line", Gautam also said. … go to complete original article


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If you walked into a room with 1,000 men and women, you have the possible to have 90% of these men and women as consumers and/or distributors since they will all need to have a new phone, an upgraded phone, update their services or even pay their cell phone bill. They can do all of that and Far more proper from your website, or if they join you as an independent distributor, from "their" website.
Most plans will not force you to obtain the computer software, only haggles are pop-ups letting you know it's time to obtain if you are still employing it. If you program to use it typically – I would obtain the licensed model for support.
Another overlooked consideration for buying a prepaid cell phone must be coverage. There's no use in purchasing a prepaid cell phone and not currently being able to use it due to limited network coverage.
Even although I have limitless text messaging on my phone, I still use the website when there are troubles sending out text messages. It is straightforward to use the website to send messages; just type in the persons phone amount, choose their mobile carrier, type in the message and response a straightforward math query. The math query it to stop spamming of the method and to make sure that a human is employing the services, not a bot.
This is fairly aggressive and undercuts by 5 dollars the related boost mobile promo code program. In addition, the Tracfone Straight Talk program runs on the Verizon network, which offers it the extra strength of a planet class network. Improve's network is not so trustworthy.
Bravo Cellular is modest player that has an above regular system that is quite related to the bigger player, STi Mobile. Bravo and STI each use Sprint and provide aggressive direct dial global costs. However, STI beats the Bravo costs, phones, and distribution by a good margin. Sorry Bravo Cellular, you are not good ample, but at least I gave you a paragraph.
Accell, Airvoice Wireless, Past Wireless, Severe Mobile, EZ Link, iwireless, Graffiti Prepaid, PagePlus Prepaid, Omni Prepaid, O Mobile, MobilePCS, M3 Wireless, all both have weaknesses, obstacles, or just no explanation for an individual to acquire their item. Some are in the process of modifying from TDMA to GSM technologies, other people are below funded, other people have substantial charges and other people have bad marketing and advertising. I wish them nicely, but my prediction is you have not heard of most of the firms listed above and almost certainly by no means will.
Boost Mobile: This program is for the individual who needs all the benefits of a phone such as a walkie talkie. To have the walkie talkie feature runs $1.50 per day. Calls run $0.twenty cpm for the duration of the day and $0.10 cpm nights/weekend. Check messaging is $0.10 to send, Internet is $0.twenty per day and does not influence minutes. Voice mail runs the same rate as phone calls, with the exception currently being calls produced from a landline. The target audience for this is urban youth.
Virgin Mobile is housed on the Sprint Network, although all solutions are presented by way of Virgin Mobile. While Improve Mobile is centered on the Nextel Network.


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Vote Counting the DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee
by Andre Walker, Sat May 03, 2008 at 01:06:55 AM EDT
On May 31st, the DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee (RBC) will meet to possibly correct its error in stripping two of the largest states in the union, Florida & Michigan, of their voting rights at the Democratic National Convention.
As we move closer to that "red-letter date", more and more people -- from the media to regular citizens -- will be looking for any kind of sign as an indicator of where the members of the RBC may be leaning in regards to restoring the voting rights of the Sunshine State and the Wolverine State.
At this moment, twenty-one RBC members have endorsed either Clinton or Obama and nine members are still "official undeclared/undecided." Below is a chart of who's supporting whom:
|Hillary Clinton (13)
|Barack Obama (8)
|Undeclared/Undecided (9)
|Harold Ickes (Washington, D.C.)
|Allan Katz (Florida)
|Alexis Herman (Washington, D.C.)
|Donald Fowler (South Carolina)
|Carol Khare Fowler (South Carolina)
|James Roosevelt, Jr. (Massachusetts)
|Elizabeth Smith (Washington, D.C.)
|Janice Griffin (Virginia)
|Donna Brazille (Washington, D.C.)
|Hartina Flournoy (Washington, D.C.)
|Thomas Hynes (Illinois)
|Mark Brewer (Michigan)
|Alice Huffman (California)
|Sharon Stroschein (South Dakota)
|Ralph Dawson (New York)
|Ben Johnson (Washington, D.C.)
|Everett Ward (North Carolina)
|Alice Germond (Washington, D.C.)
|Elaine Kamarck (Massachusetts)
|Sarah Swisher (Iowa)
|David McDonald (state of Washington)
|Eric Kleinfeld (Washington, D.C.)
|Martha Fuller Clark (New Hampshire)
|Jerome Wiley Segovia (Virginia)
|Mona Pasquil (California)
|Yvonne Gates (Nevada)
|Mame Reiley (Virginia)
|Garry Shay (California)
|Michael Steed (Washington, D.C.)
|Jaime Gonzalez, Jr. (Texas)
I think it's important to note, however, that while twenty-one RBC members have pledged to vote for Clinton or Obama at the Democratic Convention, those pledges may not necessarily translate into votes in favor of their preferred candidate's position on the question of Florida & Michigan.
The DNC Rules & Bylaws Committee (RBC) is probably the most powerful and the most influential committee within the DNC. Membership on the committee isn't just handed out to anyone. Those on the RBC are the DNC members who will put the Democratic Party above all else. So, in essence, arguments could be made either way that restoring the voting rights of Florida & Michigan or not restoring those states' voting rights helps or hinders the Democratic Party.
The only sure thing about the May 31st RBC meeting is that it'll be most interesting.


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URCC XIX will be headlined by a super fight between URCC flyweight champion Kevin Belingon and former KOTC flyweight champion, Ryan Diaz.
Wushu Expert, and current URCC Champ, Kevin Belingon (8-0) remained unbeaten as he submitted the 2008 Beijing Sanda Champ, Bayin Dalai (4-2) in the first round of their LegendFC 3 bout in Hong Kong this past weekend. What's next for the talented Filipino? There have been on-going rumors that the WEC are interested in acquiring his services, but Team Lakay's head coach Mark Sangiao, told BloodyElbow.com that Belingon will first have to compete on URCC XVIII happening this November. --Photo from LegendFC
Wushu expert, and current URCC Welterweight Champ, Eduard "Landslide" Folayang is set to face former Muay Thai champ, Egon Racz in a lightweight match up on Martial Combat IV. Team Lakay Wushu's head coach, Mark Sangiao confirmed the news to BloodyElbow.com. He will be looking to follow in the footsteps of fellow Filipinos, Sabah Fadai, and Flyweight Champ, Kevin Belingon, who have previously won on the promotion's debut card last month. (videos) The two-day event happens June 16-17th, on Singapore, and will be broadcast on ESPN Star Sports all over Asia.
Wushu expert, and current URCC Flyweight Champion, Kevin Belingon (6-0) defeated Ngoo Ditty by 1st round TKO during the second day of Martial Combat, held on May 13, in Sentosa, Singapore. "Thank you very much to everyone who supported me for this fight... God Bless, and God Speed to all" I'll add more details on the event as they become available.
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Mapping the API Landscape
This week, I had the opportunity to deliver a "lightning talk" at the APIStrat Tech Un-Workshop at Gluecon 2014. The event was focused on two key topics: IoT and service description/discovery. I was in the service track and delivered a talk called Mapping the API Landscape. I won't cover the entire talk here (BTW, the text has lots of links to information I could not discuss on stage this week) but did want to hit some key points.
What Google's Self-Driving Car Tells Us
The Google car has been in the news again and a key point that was discussed at some length in these articles was the fact that the car depends on a very detailed map of the roadways. Right now, the car can only drive in the Mountain View, CA area since that is the only landscape mapped well enough for the car to navigate.
So, the Google car does not "discover" anything while driving. It actually recognizes intersections, traffic lights, etc. through a special representation of the landscape that contains all the right annotations. This reliance on a known map allows the car to navigate successfully between two points within that landscape – which is no simple feat, of course. Reacting to surroundings "at speed" takes serious computing power and that's one of the reasons the Google implementation is so amazing.
Norman's Action Lifecycle
The process of navigating from A to B is a goal-driven process that we see very often in nature. Ants, micro-organisms etc. all do this. Human-computer interaction expert Donald Norman calls this process the "action lifecycle" or "seven stages of action".
This is how we learned to write GUI interfaces, too. Wait for a keystroke or button-click, process that action, affect the UI, then allow the user to evaluate the changes and decide if another action is needed. We also build Web servers this way. Wait for a request, process it, modify the backend (if needed) and reflect results back to the requestor. Game programming works like this, as well. But it's rare to see the Web and mobile client applications that leverage enterprise APIs written in this way. They continue to look like single-minded bots that just go from A to B and ignore landmarks, incapable of actually reacting to surroundings.
Client Apps & Web Maps
Why are most client apps one-off implementations that are likely to break over time? It's because client developers don't have decent "maps" of the online landscape. And good maps are not just "photos" of the surroundings but heavily-annotated representations with recognizable symbols and landmarks. Most servers today just belch out JSON or XML with almost no recognizable symbols or signage (e.g. hypermedia controls).
So, what we need to do is create maps for devs to use so that they can build their own client applications against our APIs and solve their own problems. Client apps should be free to follow whatever route they wish within the maps – they shouldn't be limited to following the path that server developers decide upon.
Let's Make Maps!
Things like service description formats and discovery protocols are all ways to start creating more maps for client devs to rely upon. Using hypermedia in responses provides the symbols and signs client apps can use at runtime (like the Google car) in order to navigate in real time.
There are several description formats (see my paper Hold Your Nose vs. Follow Your Nose for more on this). In the book RESTful Web APIs, Leonard Richardson and I list close to 20 options for expressing hypermedia in Web responses. And more have come online since the book was published last year.
We have all the tools we need. We just need to use those tools to make more maps!


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2006 Vol. 50, Number 2
From court reporting to Web casting: Captioning in the new millennium
Stenotype machines were just the beginning. Computers and other electronic equipment help court reporters and captioners turn speech into text. Find out how.
Written words are more permanent than spoken ones. Written words are also more easily saved, searched, and repackaged. New technology and media—such as computer search engines, video conferences, and Web casts—give text even more importance. And providing access to everyone, including people who are deaf or hard of hearing, has created a need for workers who can "capture" spoken words and then translate them into text.
For court reporters and captioners, who make their living by turning speech into text, those trends spell opportunity. Read on to learn how court reporters and captioners turn spoken words into perfect text at more than 200 words a minute.
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Thursday's seven-hour 911 outage apparently stemmed from a malfunction in the telephone networks that people use to make everyday calls, not the separate system that sends calls to emergency dispatchers, state officials said Friday.
But CenturyLink, the Louisiana-based telecommunications company that operates the system, had yet to give state officials a cause for the outage, and didn't contact them at all until more than 24 hours after the problem was fixed.
Andy Leneweaver of the state Emergency Management Division said he and his staff started trying to contact CenturyLink once Thursday's problem was resolved to find out what caused the outage, which knocked out 911 service for most of Washington from about midnight until about 6:45 a.m.
It wasn't until late Friday morning that they got a reply from the company, said Leneweaver, the information technology manager for the state's Enhanced 911 program, which helps coordinate Washington's 911 systems.
The company told Leneweaver and crew it still hadn't determined the exact cause of the problem.
CenturyLink officials declined to say Friday what they believe caused the outage.
"I believe we have a good idea of what happened there," regional company spokeswoman Jan Kampbell said, though she declined to say what that was.
Later, the company said the outage was caused by a technical error by a third-party vendor.
The unspecified vendor worked with CenturyLink to resolve the issue "as quickly as possible," the company said in a statement.
CenturyLink contracts with the state to provide the network that routes calls from various telephone carriers, such as Comcast, Vonage and CenturyLink itself, to 911 call centers, Leneweaver said. He said the state determined Thursday's problem was in the technology that gets calls to the emergency network, not with the network itself.
Leneweaver compared the everyday telephone network to a freeway. It was the off-ramp to the emergency system that malfunctioned, he said. Following that analogy, it's important to note that 911 calls get special treatment on the main freeway. Like if the president was traveling in an HOV lane, Leneweaver said.
The problem with the network operated by CenturyLink caused some 911 call centers to lose all their phone lines, while others had one or two that still worked. Emergency agencies set up alternative 10-digit numbers for the public to use until the problem was fixed.
CenturyLink told the state Friday morning that it hadn't figured out for sure whether the Washington outage was related to a simultaneous one in parts of Oregon, Leneweaver said. CenturyLink had twice said the outages were not related.
"Two completely unrelated instances," spokeswoman Kampbell said. "It's just uncanny the timing of both of them."
The only information she gave about the cause of the Oregon outage was that it involved a "technical issue." The outage affected 16,000 people, CenturyLink said.
The company didn't say how many people were affected in Washington.
Oregon's system was fixed at 3:25 a.m. Thursday; Washington's outage was resolved nearly 3½ hours later, CenturyLink said.
The state Utilities and Transportation Commission said Thursday it will investigate the outage.
"Our investigation will look into the cause of the outage, the company's emergency preparedness and response, restoration efforts, and communication with the public," said commission Chairman David Danner.
The agency will hold a public hearing on the outage. To receive notice of the hearing, contact the commission at 1-888-333-9882 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pierce County executive Pat McCarthy said Friday she wanted to know more.
"I am anxiously awaiting to hear what their response is," she said of the state and CenturyLink. "I'm absolutely concerned about how it happened, why it happened."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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In my last blog post on this topic, I ended the post by saying that people who successfully avoid being "diverted and distracted" have definition and discipline. So, what does that mean?
In my past Lifestyle & Health columns, I've discussed Make Movement Mandatory, Critique Caloric Consumption, and Stifle Stress and Sever Suffering. But, how can we and our patients incorporate these habits into our lives that can foster health and happiness? I think it's important that we "Don't Be Dangerously Distracted and Diverted." To quote Dr Jeff Clark, a friend and Scott & White neurologist, "It's a culture war!" Today, we are constantly being bombarded with images of lifestyles and products that are anything but a set-up for long-term health and happiness. We literally have to question everything
Let's not forget the reason for the FDA's existence. The agency was formed to assure the purity of food and drug products (1906). They went on to regulate drug safety (1937) and then drug efficacy (1962). The efficacy regulations were in response to what was truly a safety issue—the use of thalidomide in pregnant women. The FDA is the institutionalized embodiment of the Hippocratic Oath to "first do no harm." They are cautious because that is their job. Safety does come first. You can always replace a drug that's not working, but you cannot replace a patient who has died. Suggesting biosimilars could be approved without clinical data is not a very cautious position to take and leads one to wonder about the possible motivation of the FDA in taking that position.
The eagerly awaited draft guidance on biosimilars* was finally issued by the FDA on February 9, 2012. It was drafted in the spirit of enlightened health care reform, with a view towards fiscal responsibility and. . . to annoy the nemesis of all that is good in health care, "Greedy Big Pharma."
Are any readers of this blog NOT on a vitamin, mineral, or other type of supplement such as glucosamine/chondroitin or omega fatty acids? Among the elderly, use of supplements has increased dramatically over the past two decades. An estimated $20 billion is spent annually on these products. While originally thought to be helpful and not harmful, high doses of certain dietary supplements have been shown to have no benefit and sometimes increase health risks.
I have never minded spending any amount of time when a patient needed me or to do anything that bettered patient care. I am sure that none of you have ever minded being awakened at night by a patient who was ill and needed attention: hey, we're ObGyns. I would not object to spending any amount of time on the conversion to an electronic medical records (EMR) system if I thought it would really benefit patient care. But I am convinced that it does not.
I knew that I would have problems with our new electronic medical record (EMR) system on the first day of training. The initial training was conducted by a programmatic, not medically trained "yuppette" from the IT Department, who extolled to a 60-year-old Mac user the wonders of the EMR system: you should right click here, single click there (oops, don't double click!), and then enter some esoteric bit of medical history.
The FDA's most recent response to the anti-cancer drug shortage crisis may be a perfect example of "too little, too late." What follows will not be a rant about offshore outsourcing or the regulatory climate in general. However, the FDA decision (See FDA's Press Release regarding shortages of anti-cancer drugs here) to allow Sun Pharma's version of Doxil (doxorubicin HCl liposome injection) into the United States to replace the approved Ben Venue product may be a dangerous one for patients with ovarian cancer.
As a health care professional I see that many women are now becoming more active in their own sexual satisfaction and discussing issues of sexual health concerns; however, it is remarkably amazing how different the media sees the difference between male and female sexuality. It is not uncommon to pick up a lay magazine or watch a prime time television show and see an advertisement for a male erectile medication. The media has essentially embraced male erectile dysfunction and even use the word erection. But when was the last time we saw an ad about vaginal dryness or female sexual pain or a woman's loss of sexual interest?
A recent analysis of the CDC's National Ambulatory Medical Care Surveys (Health Aff. 2011;30:1434) showed that 4 out of 5 prescribers of antidepressants are not psychiatrists. Alarmed? You should be.
White, female patients over the age of 50 with some form of health coverage are the usual recipients of this treatment. Frequently, they have other chronic illnesses, and for many no true diagnosis of depression exists. As a culture we have been bombarded with the warning that "depression is a serious medical condition"; it's a warning that should be heeded. The costs of depression with regard to human life, the health care system, and the economy in general are enormous.
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Now that we've given the 2013 season a week to cool, it's time to start our annual rankings of the season's most valuable Brewers. This year's format remains the same as past years. Each day for the next ten weekdays, starting today, we'll ask you to vote for the most valuable of a collection of Brewers. The following day we'll profile the poll's winner and open a new poll. This will continue until we've finished the top ten, with BCB contributors determining the honorable mentions and others.
Without further ado, here are the nominees for #1:
Voting will remain open until noon tomorrow, with the profile of 2013's Most Valuable Brewer going up at 1 and a poll to vote for #2 opening at 2. Please vote below.


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Robert De Niro: A career in film
Published On: Sep 17 2013 09:23:31 AM CDT
Oscar winner Robert De Niro has compiled a legendary career. As he stars in "The Family," take a look back at some of the films that the star has appeared in throughout his career.
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Financial experts predict Iowans will be forced to alter their personal spending habits if Congress chooses not to extend the Bush-era tax cuts. The tax cuts are set to expire December 31, 2012.
"Locally, I think you're going to have folks just having less disposable income," said Dave Becker. Becker has more than 10-years of experience in the financial industry, and believes anyone who cares about money should care about the impact of the fiscal cliff.
"If you look at your paycheck every week, you're going to start to notice that it's less," Becker warned.
Becker said not only will paychecks be smaller, but Iowans might be subject to more taxes than they have been previously.
"People are not only going to pay more tax, they're going to pay more tax at multiple different levels," he said. "It's going to be higher in just about every possible area."
Becker said depending on income levels, Iowans will have to make some adjustments with their personal budgets.
J.P. Gordon of Cedar Falls isn't worried about his budget yet. He spends some of his disposable income at Pepper's Bar and Grill in Cedar Falls, a place he frequents every Sunday to watch football with his friends.
"I think it might hit some families who are in a different situation a little harder," he said.
Still, Gordon said it's concerning that Congress hasn't compromised.
"There's so much uncertainty," he said. "Nobody wants to compromise."
Gordon said he doesn't want pay extra in taxes, but he understands he might have to.
"If everybody pays a little bit more now, you're going to end up being in a lot better spot down the road," he said.


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Actor Joe Mantegna with Ray Bradbury in the fall of 2011.
Ray Bradbury worked selling newspapers on the street in Los Angeles when he was 19 years old in 1938.
"Live Forever" poster
The late Roy Disney with Devin Kelly at age 13. Roy Disney was a close friend of Ray Bradbury, and Disney Studios produced two films based on the Ray Bradbury novels and plays: "Something Wicked This Way Comes," made into a film released in 1983, and, "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit," released in film in 1998. Edward James Olmos and Joe Mantegna starred in "The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit," which Roy Disney personally produced.
Michael O'Kelly and Edward James Olmos at O'Kelly's studio in Ventura.
Actor Malcolm McDowell with O'Kelly's wife, Gisele. Giselle served as a co-producer for the film.
Ray Bradbury at age 15 with famous screen siren Marlene Dietrich, taken at Paramount Studios in 1935.


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05-01-2014 07:58:17 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
3.9/5 rDev +1.6%
Thanks to spicelab for the bottle.
Pours a nice yellow. Good head/lacing.
Smell is big, candied NZ hops. Nice and pungent.
Taste is a nice leafy hoppiness.
Strong and bordering on harsh bitterness as there's not a lot of body behind it. Has a nice lingering leafiness.
Mouthfeel is nicely poised between sweet/bitter, leaning towards dry, then a dry finish.
Readily sessionable and lovely Australian beer which can stand on its own two feet.
04-27-2013 09:32:36 | More by danieelol
3.73/5 rDev -2.9%
330ml bottle, thanks to spicelab, into a Mikkeller wine glass.
A hazy sort of old gold colour. It has a vibrant milky white head of foam on top that laces well and maintains its height well too.
Smells of mango puree with some pineapple and a kind of husky pine and even pine cones. Quite interesting and quite good.
Taste has a little bit of pine sap to go with the pine and hint of mango. Not as good as you expect from the smell, but still decent.
Lighter body and just a touch of wateriness to it, however it is just 4.4% for this 2013 edition. Decent hop bitterness maintained throughout. Very sessionable.
The best i can recall this beer tasting. Enjoyed it more the 2nd time around as well. A good fresh hop hit and enjoyable to drink.
04-23-2013 11:17:54 | More by MrKennedy
3.73/5 rDev -2.9%
Bottle of the 2012 edition, purchased from Slowbeer.
Pours a very clear, very light golden hue, with a fluid body and a firm, persisten head of white bubbles. Some streaky, sudsy lace and stacks of carbonation round this one out. Looks good.
Nose is deeply hoppy, with a broad green stroke of slightly resinous hop character, mingled with some muted tropical fruits and a suggestion of dust. There's a sweetness to it almost like a big Belgian ale as well: it has a buoyant roundness. Quite pleasant.
Taste is very, very light, almost painfully so. Clear and clean, no doubt, but without much body, heft of robustness of flavour. In its favour, it stays well balanced, with the hops lending everything in ephemeral fragrance, and not sticking around with any sense of resinous bitterness. It makes it very drinkable and light, even when if feels rather empty.
It's a nice, sessionable brew: one which would be welcome at other times of the year besides harvest time. I had (a different version) some years ago on-tap, and even though this uses a different hop variety, it strikes a remarkably similar picture to me.
07-25-2012 09:29:53 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.98/5 rDev +3.6%
2012 Vintage - no freshness date.
Pours a pale straw, One finger head recedes. Lacing good.
Strong aromas of lemons, hint of orange. Grassy hops.
Taste is dry and hop driven but not overbearing. Lemons on palate.
Mouthfeel crisp and well carbonated - almost like a hefe.
Can taste the freshness, but maybe a tad one-dimensional with the hop-forward nature. Well made for ABV. I don't usually go for this style but most enjoyable.
06-02-2012 07:40:10 | More by heygeebee
Ontario (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev +2.3%
Tap at Beer Deluxe. From notes.
A - Poured hazy light golden. Mild carbonation, one finger of soapy white head. Great sticky sheets of lace, film of retention.
S - Soapy, pinesol, grass.
T - Soapy, pinesol, minty, citrus, grass, lemon.
M - Strong carbonation, medium body, mild bitterness.
O/D - A very 'fresh' flavoured pale ale. Lot's of Summer potential but not suitable for Fall/Winter like the release. Good stuff either way and easy drinking.
05-17-2012 01:20:14 | More by tbeckett
3.93/5 rDev +2.3%
Light orange, bright and clear, with a healthy, very white head that falls to a raised ring with flecks of lace.
Liberal doses of fruit-punch-esque juicy hops. Ripe melons, kiwi fruit, apricot and passionfruit. Mmmm fresh hops.
Similar flavours, with a relatively light malt backbone meaning the bitterness hits early.
Medium, moderately oily mouthfeel thanks to the wet hops. Somewhat prickly carbonation leads to a slightly metallic bitter finish, but still pretty nice.
Delicious and well executed wet hop ale. Most flavoursome sub-5% beer I've had in a long time. Impressed.
05-10-2012 11:32:29 | More by spicelab
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
A great companion to the more intense but far less sessionable Bling IPA. This beer shows fantastic balance and the green nettle hops are a real highlight on both the nose and in the mouth. This hop input is quite subtle but matches the structure very well. Lachlan is right in saying that the palate power is a bit light but this didn't detract from the sheer drinkability. A true session beer if I ever saw one.
08-11-2011 11:40:50 | More by Stew41
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Pours a see through very pale straw hue with nice carbonation that leaves behind a two finger frothy head and heaps of lacing,the smell is mainly lemon zest and grassy herbal hops,it has a light bodied well carbonated mouthfeel and has tastes of lemon zest,bitter oranges,a touch of light toffee and finished off with a grassy herbal hoppy slight bitterness and overall theres nothing wrong with it and be great for a session drop but theres just nothing really exciting about it either.
06-17-2011 14:20:26 | More by ADZA
3.73/5 rDev -2.9%
Appearance - 4.0
Pours two fingers of fluffy white head over a very hazy body that is golden in colour. Excellent head retention, a little lacing.
Smell - 4.5
Lovely hop driven aroma of mandarin, passionfruit, lychee and cab sauv.
Taste - 3.5
Small honeyish malt backbone, mostly hop derived flavours of grapefruit, tart mandarin, lychee and cab sauv. Substantial bitterness and in my opinion, not quite enough malt character or sweetness for balance. Finishes bone dry with a lingering hoppy taste.
Mouthfeel - 3.5
Light to medium body, lightly carbonated.
Overall - 3.5
An enjoyable beer that I would not want more than one of. To me this is crying out for a little crystal malt to balance the hops.
05-25-2011 07:50:35 | More by LittleCreature
4.05/5 rDev +5.5%
This pours a dark honey colour with a few centimetres of fluffy white head. Cloudy.
Big tart hit on the nose. Freshly cut grapefruit. Picking up some pepper. Love it.
Lots of apple and orange on the palate. A little bit short but very tasty.
The bitterness keeps kicking longer than the flavour. Quite fizzy.
I could go a few of these I reckon. Kicking myself that I only bought one. The new hop variety being used is a winner I think.
07-19-2010 09:03:14 | More by Macca
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
330 ML bottle poured into a tulip--- Thanks to Triple5 for the beer.
A-- Poured a cloudy honey yellow color, with a fluffy bright white head that settled to a one finger in height. Pretty obvious lively carbonation and a bit of lacing on the sides of the glass. Good head retention to the beer.
S-- Sweet and spicy hops with a Belgian like biscuit malt smell. Has a fresh cut grass smell to this. Smells a lot like a NZ Sav Blanc. Grass smell becomes larger as it warms up.
T-- Spicy hops first and the biscuit malt does kick in. Very lively carbonation again in this. A lot of grassy tones to this with, some lemon as well.
M-- Lots of carbonation, already said that though. Very crisp and fresh tasting. Lot of lemon and fresh cut grass to this. Hop flavor is fairly reserved and does not hammer away at you like others in this style do. More of an acidic taste and feel. Just a bit of a pine feel at the very end, not big though.
D-- Reminds me of a lot of the wines coming from NZ these days. Heavy grassy tones and this carries it well. Needs a bigger grapefruit presence though as the lemon does become enough after a bit. Malt character is quite interesting and a good touch. Drinkable at under 5% but one or 2 is enough and the lemon and grass feel is a bit much at times.
05-15-2010 04:23:13 | More by mulder1010
3.9/5 rDev +1.6%
Pours amber with a large head.
Nose shows ridiculously fresh hops... like that green, just picked flowers and fresh mown grass smell. Lots of resin, very sweet, very spicy. Amazing. Plenty of cookie dough malt to back it up as well.
Loads more cookie dough as a flavour, along with a fair bit of bready malt before transitioning to a hint of grainy-ness. some nutty notes in there as well, pecans or something.
Lively carbonation is a bit excessive, but the body is quite smooth.
05-14-2010 09:19:11 | More by CrazyDavros
3.73/5 rDev -2.9%
What is it with Bridge Road and gushers? Died down eventually but it is annoying. A decent beer overall. Plenty of upfront citrussy hop flavour on the palate if not as much on the nose. A little more peppery and spicy than expected but not unpleasant. Balance is nice but body a touch thin and one-dimensional though it's not bad ata ll. I can see the potential; wish I could've tried it on tap.
05-01-2010 09:37:30 | More by juju7
3.73/5 rDev -2.9%
Had on tap at the Local Taphouse ANZAC Spectapular.
Pours a cloudy opaque pale gold, lots of haze in the body. Head is not bad, but sinks quite quickly, leaving a very thin crown. Lace is nice and sticky, white web trails snaking down the glass. Very nice-looking beer.
Nose is extremely tasty, a tangy and fruity affair. Lots of fresh apple, passionfruit and orange sherbet notes. A slight spicy note comes through late like some mild pepper, but mostly sweet. Delicious citric characters, smells fresh and tasty, I love it.
Taste is very sweet at first, lots of fresh fruit, with apples, pineapple and orange zest coming through nicely. The bitterness comes through early, slightly cloying, but mostly earthy-resiny with a hint of bread yeast and citrus rind. Finish is a bit disappointing, kind of falls flat with a slight rubbery flavour just lingering on the back. Other than that the palate is a fairly pleasant journey from sweet-tangy to fresh-bitter, just a shame about the very back.
A bit of sizzle on the feel, but mostly quite fluid, not thin but swills nicely, quite good.
Yeah, a refreshing drop and well-handled. This was my first wet-hop beer so not much to compare it to, but I like what I've seen so far.
04-27-2010 06:13:31 | More by laituegonflable
4.43/5 rDev +15.4%
Translucent golden pour with a nice foamy bright white head. Large head with decent retention and okay lacing.
Big, sweet tropical fruit aromas with passionfruit and mango. Also some orange and grapefruit. Some malt overtones are also present but are not significant.
Flavours are similar to the aromas with big tropical fruit hops, bitterness isn't particularly high with the focus truly on hop aroma and flavour. The malt backbone backs up the hops to provide a great beer.
A nice below average body with a crisp carbonation provides a mouthfeel that fits this beer well.
Plenty of flavour and interest for a 4.6% beer. Very drinkable.
07-03-2009 03:44:20 | More by dgilks
4.1/5 rDev +6.8%
A - Slightly hazy golden colour, 2cm of dense white head that falls away quite slowly leaving nice thick lacing down the glass.
S - Nice fresh tropical fruity aroma mainly comprised of passionfruit, peach and mango. A note of sweet maltiness.
T - Very fruity hoppiness in the taste as well. But this is balanced by some caramel & slight biscuit maltiness. There is also a vauge buttery diacetyl touch.
M - Lower side of medium bodied with a moderate carbonation.
D - Flavourful, well balanced and highly sessionable at 4.6%. Get it while you can!
04-22-2009 12:09:55 | More by brendan13
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Alan M. Garber, MD, PhD
Provost of Harvard University, Mallinckrodt Professor of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School and a Professor of Economics in the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and Former CHP/PCOR Director; Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Professor Emeritus
Office of the President and Provost
Massachusetts Hall
11 Harvard Yard
Cambridge, MA 02138-6504
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Research Interests
health screening programs; health care of the elderly; methods of cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis; health expenditure growth; international comparisons of healthcare financing and delivery; evaluation of new healthcare technologies; improving processes for making medical decisions
Alan Garber's Curriculum Vitae (98.8KB, modified October 2011)
Alan M. Garber, MD, PhD became Provost of Harvard University in September 2011. He is also Mallinckrodt Professor of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School and a Professor of Economics in the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
Dr. Garber graduated summa cum laude from Harvard College in 1976, and went on to earn AM and PhD degrees in Economics from Harvard University. He earned his MD with research honors from Stanford University in 1983, and completed his internship and residency in internal medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
Before becoming the Provost at Harvard University, Dr. Garber was the Henry J. Kaiser Jr. Professor and a Professor of Medicine, as well as a Professor of Economics, Health Research and Policy, and Economics in the Graduate School of Business (by courtesy) at Stanford University. He also served as Director of the Center for Health Policy and the Center for Primary Care and Outcomes Research at Stanford, and as a Staff Physician at the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System.
Dr. Garber is a member of the American Society for Clinical Investigation, the Association of American Physicians, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, and the Board on Science, Technology, and Economic Policy at the National Academies. He is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and the Royal College of Physicians. He is also a Research Associate with the National Bureau of Economic Research and served as founding Director of its Health Care Program for nineteen years. He has also served as a member of the National Advisory Council on Aging at the National Institutes of Health; as a member of the Board of Health Advisers of the Congressional Budget Office; and as Chair of the Medicare Evidence Development and Coverage Advisory Committee at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Dr. Garber's research is directed toward methods for improving health care delivery and financing, particularly for the elderly, in settings of limited resources. His work addresses such issues as technology evaluation, comparative effectiveness, the causes of health expenditure growth, and health care productivity.
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Jeremy Goldhaber-Fiebert, Blumenkranz, E, Alan M. Garber
The Society for Medical Decision Making in Chicago Illinois (2011)
- Using Nudges in Exercise Commitment Contracts
Jeremy Goldhaber-Fiebert, Blumenkranz, E., Alan M. Garber
Natl Bur Econ Res Bull Aging Health vol. 1, 4 (2011)
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Turan B, Mary K. Goldstein, Alan M. Garber, Carstensen LL
Health Psychology vol. 30, 6 (2011)
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Adam G. Elshaug, Alan M. Garber
New England Journal of Medicine (2011)
- The Behavioural Economics of Exercise Habits
Jeremy Goldhaber-Fiebert, Alan M. Garber
VoxEU (2011)
Events & Presentations
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- Stanford Health Policy Forum: The Future of Health Reform
April 1, 2010 CHP/PCOR Forum
Alan M. Garber, Philip Pizzo, Alain C. Enthoven
- What We can Expect from Health Reform
January 6, 2010 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Alan M. Garber
- Vaccinate Early and Often: Health Benefits and Costs of Pandemic Response Strategies for Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and Influenza A (H5N1, or "Avian Flu")
November 18, 2009 CHP/PCOR Research in Progress Seminar
Douglas K. Owens, Alan M. Garber, David Hutton, Nayer Khazeni
- What to Expect from Health Reform
October 9, 2009 FSI Stanford, CHP/PCOR Seminar Series
Alan M. Garber
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- FRESH-Thinking Capstone Conference
May 14, 2009 CHP/PCOR Conference
Victor R. Fuchs, Alain C. Enthoven, Alan M. Garber, Harold S. Luft, Robert Feldman, David Lansky, Sharon Levine, Philip Pizzo, Leonard Schaeffer, Sandra Shewry, Stephen M. Shortell, John Shoven, Richard Slavin, Sally Wellborn, Lucien Wulsin
Research Programs & Projects
- Equitable, Efficient and Sustainable Medicare for the 21st Century
CHP/PCOR Project
- Functional Life and Independence Research (FLAIR project)
CHP/PCOR Project
- Global Healthcare Productivity Project (GHP)
CHP/PCOR, CHPINTL Project
- Postdoctoral Training in Health Services Research
CHP/PCOR Project
- The HIV/AIDS Pandemic and Africa's Orphaned Elderly
CHP/PCOR Project
- Trends in Cancer Mortality and Expenditures among Medicare Beneficiaries
CHP/PCOR Project
- Benefits and Costs of Health Insurance Choice among Older Adults: The Case of Medicare Prescription Drug Plans
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- China-U.S. Health and Aging Research Fellowship Program
CHP/PCOR, CHPINTL Project (Completed)
- Choosing not to choose: Ambiguity aversion in younger and older adults
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Effects of Obesity on Employer-sponsored Health Insurance
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Health Implication of Urbanization, Migration and Obesity in India
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Health Improvement under Mao and Its Implications for Contemporary Aging in China
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Health Insurance among the Elderly in Colombia
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Temperance and the Russian Mortality Crisis
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- The Health Effects of Air Pollution: Evidence from Forest Fires
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- The HIV/AIDS Pandemic and Africa's Orphaned Elderly
CHP/PCOR Project (Completed)
- Transforming Short-term Exercise Commitments into Long-term Habits
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Student radio streams online on campus Web
Linfield's student-run radio station, KSLC 90.3 FM, began streaming publicly on the Linfield network last week and will be live worldwide in approximately six weeks.
"[Listening online] is how students listen to the radio today," Michael Huntsberger, assistant professor of mass communication and KSLC faculty adviser, said. "The project will benefit students and people who connect to where students are from."
Huntsberger said the online streaming is a project that's not as simple to take on as it appears. The move has been in the works since 2009.
"Our generation doesn't have a radio anymore, but we all have access to the Internet," KSLC General Manager junior Eric Tompkins said. "Students would like their parents, grandparents and friends to know what their lives are like on campus."
Huntsberger said he was surprised that KSLC didn't have online streaming in 2009, when he first came to Linfield, because most college radio stations had something online in early 2000.
He said the project was a slow process. Before KSLC negotiated with Integrated Technology Services for on-campus streaming, it bought a new computer and installed a special sound card for better streaming quality, which took three months. Huntsberger also said ITS had its own major bandwidth issues and concerns about school safety, so KSLC was not a high priority for ITS.
The online streaming became available on campus in January Term 2011 and was tested by the KSLC staff. However, another difficulty was how to stream music legally.
"Besides the broadcast license we have, we needed an online playing license from Sound Exchange, a performance copyright organization," Tompkins said.
Huntsberger added that it is good to be aware of copyright content, pay musicians and provide them with an affordable living, even though it took a long time for him to figure out what license was needed, as Sound Exchange has different classes of licenses.
Tompkins said KSLC paid extra fees to avoid complex reports that only big commercial radio stations could handle.
As for future plans, Huntsberger said he is looking forward to people in another corner of the world being able to listen KSLC.
He said it's amazing to have a program that non-native-speaking students can use, to report Linfield news in their own languages so that their families can listen, too.
Students can go to the KSLC website, www.linfield.edu/kslcfm, and click Listen Online to download the stream. To play the stream on iTunes, students can go to Advanced/Open Stream and enter the URL: 10.171.10.209:8000/kslc.mp3.
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KSP Highway Safety Branch News Release
Five Motorcyclists Die on Kentucky Roadways Last Week (06/21 - 06/27)
Date of News Release: 06/28/10
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that twelve people died in eleven separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, June 21, through Sunday, June 27, 2010.
Six of the crashes involved motor vehicles and four of the victims were not wearing a seat belt. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Breathitt, Estill, Jefferson (2), Kenton and Pulaski counties. The suspected use of alcohol was a factor in the Breathitt and Pulaski County crashes.
One fatal ATV involved crash occurred in Knox County. The victim was not wearing a helmet.
A double fatality motorcycle crash occurred in Breckinridge County and both victims were wearing helmets. Three single fatality motorcycle crashes occurred in Magoffin, Muhlenberg and Shelby counties. One of the victims was wearing a helmet.
Through June 27 preliminary statistics* indicate that 329 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2010. This is 51 less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2009. There were 268 motor vehicle fatalities and 136 of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Forty-two of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. Twenty-six fatal crashes involved a pedestrian and 1 involved a scooter. Twenty-seven crashes involved a motorcycle and thirteen of those victims were not wearing helmets. Six crashes involved an ATV and four victims were not wearing helmets. One crash involved a bicycle. A total of 75 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
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The Utah Jazz are not posers. With the 23rd pick, they select K.J. McDaniels
With the nineteenth pick in The Great LB Mock Draft Of 2014, the Chicago Bulls select Rodney Hood, small forward out of Duke University.
According to several NBA draft experts, Joel Embiid won't even be on the board when the 76ers are on the clock at No. 3. If that's the case, then the Sixers will have to "settle" for whomever is...
With the 17th pick in the LB NBA Mock Draft, the C's select some player you have never heard of before.
With the 15th pick in the Risibly Erroneous Liberty Ballers Mock Draft, the Hawks pick Kentucky wing James Young.
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