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Top Medical Billing Software Products
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by CareCloud
CareCloud Concierge is a revenue cycle management solution that combines CareClouds practice management (PM) software with the services of our specialized back office RCM team to optimize a practices RCM process from start to finish. Concierge also comes with Charts, our cloud based electronic health record (EHR) solution, so practice have a single source for their administrative, financial, and clinical needs. Learn More
by athenahealth
athenaCollector is the industry's leading billing and practice management solution- delivering faster payment, increased revenues and dramatically improved control over practice operations. athenaCollector helps you solve these challenges. athenahealth offers the industry's leading approach to billing and practice management, combining award winning software, the country's largest database of payer rules, and state-of-the-art billing and collection operations like no other. Learn More
by Kareo
Kareo web-based practice management/medical billing software with integrated electronic claims processing is the most user-friendly, easy-to-buy, and easy set-up solution on the market. Kareo is popular with physician practices from 1-8 providers and medical billing companies with 1-100 providers. Users can schedule appointments, verify insurance eligibility, send electronic claims, receive electronic insurance payments, manage collections, store documents online, and print custom reports. Learn More
by NueMD
NueMD is an easy-to-use, Internet-based medical billing system that will help you better serve your clients by shortening their reimbursement cycles and increasing efficiencies within their practices. Provide clients with detailed reports on revenue trends, collection aging, and payment status. NueMD boasts "super-user" capabilities, where you can access your clients' accounts simultaneously from one screen. Nuesoft has an established customer base of more than 24,000 users in 50 states. Learn More
by TherapyNotes
Online behavioral health practice management software for scheduling, notes, electronic billing, EMR, and many more features. TherapyNotes saves you time by managing the entire workflow of a mental health professional from scheduling the patient to submitting their claim. It's so easy to use you can start using it in your practice today. Extensive security measures are in place to give you peace of mind, so you can focus on what's most important: your clients. Try TherapyNotes Free for 30 Days! Learn More
LeonardoMD Renaissance
by LeonardoMD
Make your life easier with LeonardoMD's premier Web-based Practice Management Software, Medical Billing Software, and Electronic Health Record (EHR). Serving practices nationwide since 2000, LeonardoMD provides a proven web-based software suite supported by seasoned experts in every specialty. Our commitment to customer service has resulted in unrivaled customer satisfactions rates and training speed. Learn More
expEDIum Medical Billing
by iTech Workshop
A secure Cloud/SaaS based Practice Management & Medical Billing Software. Features include Electronic Claims, Claim Scrubbing, Appt. Scheduler, Insurance Eligibility, Patient Demographics/Statements, EMR Integration, Auto Posting, Dashboard/Reports among other PMS features & support for ICD-10, 02/12 CMS-1500 Form, v5010. This solution is ideal for Practices, IPAs, Billing Services, Ambulance Billers & Public Health Clinics to submit claims & receive payments more efficiently at affordable cost. Learn More
BrickMed Office
by BrickMed
BrickMed Office has evolved over 23 years to satisfy the most demanding billing professionals. BMO supports single or multiple practices and multiple providers per practice (great for solo providers, groups and billing services alike). Available modules support outbound and inbound EHR interfacing, electronic claims and remittance processing, code synchronization, UB-04 & more. A powerful collections module, 1,000+ reports and stellar support round out one of the best kept secrets in billing. Learn More
Therapy Partner
by Therapy Partner
Therapy Partner's web based practice management software includes, progress notes, scheduling/calendars, billing features, insurance ready statements, and more. - Progress Notes - Client Scheduling and Advanced Calendar - Accept Credit Cards - Email Insurance Ready Statements - Track Your Earnings Therapy Partner was uniquely designed to help private practitioners ensure payment at the time of service in a way that doesn't inhibit the therapeutic process. Learn More
by Advanced Data Systems
MedicsPremier medical billing software from ADS delivers unparalleled power, flexibility, reliability, and ease-of-use while providing that increase in efficiency. Having evolved from over thirty years of development, MedicsPremier actually traces its roots to the origins of ADS itself. With that type of provenance, MedicsPremier is a system that is truly rich in technological advancements. Learn More
TheraNest Mental Health
by TheraNest
TheraNest is an easy to use mental health EMR software. It includes appointment management with reminders by text, voice and email (free email) to reduce cancellations and no shows. Upload and store documents, create invoices, accept payments including credit cards. Send electronic insurance claims. Enter case notes - progress notes, treatment plans, discharge summary, etc., searchable DSM database, CPT codes. Create custom forms. Tons of reports and dashboards, and much more. Free 30-day trial Learn More
by Medical Practice Software
Advanced Clinical Claim Scrubbing available to double check your codes. Electronic claims and electronic statements are available which speed up payments. Electronic Remits with automatic posting and secondary claim filing save time and money. DuxWare can work with any clearinghouse, giving you more choices. A powerful, integrated and scalable web-based practice management tool, DuxWare is the single solution to meet all of your medical office management needs. Learn More
by Healthpac Computer Systems
HIPAA compliant medical billing software for Physicians, Radiologists, PACS, Laboratories & Imaging Centers. Learn More
by MicroFour
Integrated billing, EMR, and appointment scheduling software that automates the input for patient chart notes. Learn More
by AllegianceMD
Web-based medical billing, practice management and EMR software that uses artificial intelligence. Learn More
CureMD Medical Billing System
by CureMD
An integrated platform for practice management, Billing, scheduling, and EMR to optimize your clinical operations. Learn More
PracticeAdmin Practice Manager
by PracticeAdmin
Cloud-based practice management software and services for established medical billing companies. Learn More
SOS Office Manager
by Synergistic Office Solutions
Billing and accounts receivable software with additional modules for electronic claims, scheduling and behavioral health records. Learn More
by Accumedic Computer Systems
Electronic medical records (EMR) software that provides facilities with detailed demographic files including progress notes. Learn More
Waiting Room Solutions
by WRS Health
Web-based EMR and medical practice management solution with patient communication, marketing, and revenue cycle management features. Learn More
Insta HMS
by Insta Health Solutions
Web-based modular hospital management system which covers financial, operational and clinical aspects of healthcare providers. Learn More
by Fagerman Technologies
Medical billing and practice management software with appointment scheduling, insurance data management, patient labels, and reporting. Learn More
CollaborateMD PMS
by CollaborateMD
Internet-based practice management and medical billing solution that is simple, efficient, and affordable. Learn More
CMS 1500 Claim Software
by 1500 soft pro
Feature-rich software for filing Medicare Part B CMS-1500 (08/05) (formerly HCFA 1500) for your medical billing needs. Learn More
by BayViewSoft
Full Featured electronic medical billing & practice manager. Learn More
by MPN Software Systems
Complete practice management system handling patient and third party billing, scheduling, WYSIWYG daily notes, and more. Learn More
by Medical Data Technologies
Practice management system that includes billing and scheduling with carrier specific auditing system (CSAS). Learn More
Medical Necessity
by Intelligent Medical Objects
Technology that helps medical billers and clinicians correctly code for clinical orders and appropriate procedures for each diagnosis. Learn More
NexTech Practice
by NexTech Systems
Medical practice management, EMR and medical billing software ideal for plastic surgeons. Includes mass emailing and e-billing. Learn More
by PracticeSuite
Practice management, revenue lifecycle management, and medical billing software for healthcare businesses and medical offices. Learn More
Qk Notes for Providers
by Qk Notes
Note writing software for medicaid waiver providers. Write a billable, person centered, well formatted, and detailed progress note. Learn More
by DSoft Systems
Medical management software that handles patient record management, billing, electronic claims filing, patient alerts and scheduling. Learn More
by MyOnlinePractice
Integrated web-based practice management + EMR + billing solution at $150/mo/provider with no ads to distract your staff. Learn More
Ambulatory Practice Management
by Cerner
Small to mid-sized practices with 10 or fewer providers turn to this solution to manage self-pay accounts and eliminate mistakes. Learn More
CareVoyant Medical Billing Solutions
by CareVoyant Medical Billing
Integrates scheduling, billing and clinical functions with a portable EMR Learn More
AdvancedMD Medical Billing
by ADP AdvancedMD Software
A full-featured billing and office system, designed by people who know medical billing. Learn More
by MEDTranDirect
Software application for healthcare providers designed to bill and create HIPAA compliant medical claims. Learn More
ABN Assistant
by YEI Healthcare
Allows providers to minimize medical claim denials by getting a signed ABN form. Learn More
Advanced CMS-1500
by SmartForms
Complete and submit CMS-1500 claims, Save patient claims for easy editing and subsequent claims. Learn More
by Beaver Creek Software
Billing and practice management software with open-item and balance-forward accounting principles at the core. Learn More
AHI Eligibility
by AHI Software
Automated, real time verification of the critical fields of a patient's insurance eligibility data. Learn More
Amber Clinic Manager
by Gray Swan Software
Online practice management featuring secure scheduling, reporting and automated electronic claims and remittance. Learn More
Artsyl ClaimAction
by Artsyl Technologies
Software designed to capture, verify and route medical claim data to back-end systems without manual data entry. Learn More
Billing Pro
by The Cvikota Company
A comprehensive medical billing/practice management software solution. Learn More
by BillingParadise
Don't Struggle with pending AR Collections & operational costs. Scale down with BillingParadise 24/7 Medical Billing & free EMR support Learn More
Billworx 6
by Billworx
Automated billing package to manage a single practice or a national billing service. Learn More
Brightree DME/HME
by Brightree
Provides Internet-based business management solutions to HME providers, DME providers, O&P practitioners, Sleep Labs, and Pharmacies. Learn More
by Clinical Support Systems
A flexible, feature-rich clinical billing system allowing for better claim management and money saving possiblities Learn More
Claim Agent
by EMCsoft
Software for editing and submission of medical claims, get payer reports, and rework rejected claims. Learn More
Claim Manager MT
by TripleTee Software
Medical Billing for massage therapists in BC, Canada. Save time and money on WorkSafeBC and MSP claims Learn More
Claritee Payment Audit
by Claritee Group
Preconfigured, customizable datawarehouse platform or healthcare utilizing Microsoft SQL Server, Analysis Services, and Excel. Learn More
CLIN1 Web Portal
by Clinical Software Solutions
Makes patient healthcare information available in a flexible manner without tying up man-power for filing and retrieving. Learn More
Clinic Essentials
by Tri Tech Information Systems
A clinic management solution designed with a comprehensive menu of features so that you can manage every aspect of your clinic. Learn More
by MedSites
Medical billing software with appointment scheduling, patient records, receivables tracking, expenses management, and custom reports. Learn More
by Clinix Medical Information Services
From patient scheduling and registration to accounts receivable and management reporting, we do it. Learn More
CMS-1500 Software
by Med Claim Software
Our software is a great choice for submitting your paper or electronic claims. Create unlimited claims. Learn More
Coding system
by Alpha II
A single source for comprehensive, accurate front-end code selection and editing. Learn More
by Healthcare Excellence Institute
Web based collection & follow up application designed to maximize cash conversion from payers by 3-5% in a 90 day timeframe. Learn More
by Acadiana Computer Systems
Medical billing and office management system including insurance claims processing capabilities. Learn More
by PPM Information Solutions
Cloud-based medical billing platform that includes account management, real-time error checking, patient scheduling, claims processing. Learn More
Cortex EDI
by Cortex EDI
User-friendly and free software package that provides all the billing needs for Healthcare Providers Learn More
by Nierman Practice Management
Diagnostic report writing & medical billing software that provides reports generation, and claims processing for dentistry. Learn More
DocPay ACH
by Complete Systems
DOCPAY ACH offers a unique alternative for making extended patient payment arrangements. Learn More
by KBTS Technologies
A web based solution for generating medical claims complying with the HIPAA transaction and code set standards. Learn More
Easy Billing Professional
by Easy Billing
Medical billing software that includes integrated scheduling, automatic payment posting, electronic billing capabilities. Learn More
by Gaffey & Associates
Web based software for Electronic Remittance. Learn More
eCare Suite
by Passport Health Communications
Enterprise-wise system to collect entire patient balance. Learn More
EDI Smart Reader
by Akili Software
Simple yet powerful Electronic Response File Reader that translates Medicare HIPAA 5010 277CA and 999 responses into a readable format. Learn More
by Practice Insight
EDIinsight provides you with the tools to reduce rejections, speed payments, and increase total reimbursements for your practice. Learn More
by DocComply
Scheduling, electronic medical records (EMR), billing and everything in between for private physician practices. Learn More
by GalenMD Systems
Integrated billing software with appointments, workers compensation, comprehensive reporting, and marketing management. Learn More
Electronic Data Interchange
by Preferred Medical Claim Solutions
HIPAA compliant Preferred Data Interchange, which is customizable for the payer's claim operating systems. Learn More
Electronic Medical Records
by Binary Spectrum
Modular electronic medical records (EMR) software with integrated medical billing system for small and medium sized physician groups. Learn More
Essential RCM
by edgeMED Healthcare Solutions
Revenue cycle management solution that helps healthcare providers and practices manage medical billing and enhance patient care. Learn More
EZ Office
by EZ Healthcare
Medical practice management software solution that includes medical billing, EMR, patient scheduling, and claims tracking. Learn More
EZClaim Medical Billing
by EZClaim
Medical Billing Software - makes your paper and electronic billing easier and more intuitive. Learn More
by Anesthesia Business Consultants
Comprehensive billing solution for anesthesia practice. Learn More
by Harmony Medical
Fully integrated HIPPA compliant practice management software with color-coded scheduling, comprehensive insurance and patient billing. Learn More
by Quadax
Accounts receivable software that offers ticket performance management, patient demographics, charge repository for medical practices. Learn More
HCS Interactant
by Health Care Software
Web-based fully integrated clinical and financial information system that includes five modules designed for continuum of care. Learn More
Hello Health
by Hello Health
Software that includes practice management system, EHR, patient portal, billing tools, communication and task management features. Learn More
by dotnet network
Medical billing program that simplifies the filing of claims based on the industry standard Health Insurance Claim Form. Learn More
by American Medical Systems of Ohio
Medical billing and practice management software designed to maximize the financial success of your practice. Learn More
by MedCodePIX
ICD lookup in three clicks using an anatomical image driven interface instead of the old text method for diagnosis code search Learn More
by iCentral
A billing system that provides attendance & visits tracking, rate calculations, unit deductions, rebilling and error resolution. Learn More
by Technology Partners
IMAGINE improves cash flow, streamlines processes and provides real-time productivity management for medical practices, and hospitals. Learn More
Impact Medical System
by Impact Medical Solutions
Complete hospital management solution to streamline all hospital operations from admission to discharge. Learn More
Infrahealth Revenue Manager
by Infrahealth
Medical billing, coding, collection and transcription software services for healthcare organizations. Learn More
Intelligent Medical Software
by Meditab Software
Practice management solution that includes EMR, billing, scheduling, check in/check out, prescription, and fax management capabilities. Learn More
Iridium Suite
by Medical Business Systems
Cloud-based medical billing system with integrated tools that reduce denials, increase claim reimbursement and improves cash flow. Learn More
iSALUS Billing Services
by iSALUS Healthcare
iSALUS' Medical Billing Service is designed for small to medium sized practices seeking a complete and feature-rich software solution. Learn More
by Amstor
Medical billing and practice management software that handles registration, appointments, treatments, investigations, and materials. Learn More
by gingerCube
Brilliant solutions for the healthcare industry. Simple. Charge Capture. Anywhere. Learn More
MD Synergy
by MD Synergy Solutions
Easy-to-use EMR and document management system to increase practice efficiency, improve operational control and increase revenue. Learn More
by MD Perfect
Windows based EMR software solution to manage a medical practice including patient scheduling, patient encounters, billing, etc. Learn More
by CPU Medical Management Systems
Practice Management software designed to meet the needs of physicians, billing services and practice management organizations. Learn More
by Avisena
Software platform that provides comprehensive practice and revenue management services for healthcare organizations of all sizes. Learn More
by MedEZ
Office automation software for the healthcare community to track patient information, schedule appointments, and manage billing. Learn More
Medical Billing
by Clinical Info Solutions
Offers innovative solutions which are far more efficient and cost-effective than what is standard in the billing industry. Learn More
Medical Billing
by Advantedge Healthcare Solutions
We offer a complete medical billing solution: no add-ons, no extra fees, no maintenance charges. Learn More
Medical Billing Assistant
by Medford Medical Systems
Windows based medical billing and practice management software that includes scheduling, accounting, and real time reporting. Learn More
Medical Billing Software
by Pulse Solutions
Billing software that allows to keep patient records, schedule appointments, provides reporting, and accounting integration. Learn More
Medical Mastermind for Billers
by Medical Mastermind
Practice Management, Billing, Scheduling, ePrescriptions and optional EHR Software. Learn More
Medical Office One
by Biosoftworld Medical Software
All-in-one electronic medical records (EMR), appointment scheduling, and medical billing software package for Vista and XP. Learn More
Medical Practice Solutions
by Innovative Medical Practice Solutions
A full suite of EMR, scheduling, and billing software solutions that provide e-prescribing, imaging, and automatic referral letters. Learn More
Medicall Billing Software
by Quest National Services
Web-based software that provides financial analysis and billing reporting, scheduling, patient ID cards scanning and storage. Learn More
by QuickStart Software Service
Practice management software for the small office or medical biiling service. Learn More
by ClaimTek Systems
Modern and versatile medical billing software for professional billing companies. Learn More
by MedX Medical Management and Technologies
Integrated system securely logged directly into most government and private insurance companies. Learn More
Mental Health Management System
by GreenCube Software
Medical Billing & Client Management Software for Mental Health Professionals. Learn More
Mercury Medical
by CrisSoft
Modular medical solution that offers credential management, patient record management, claims processing, and appointment scheduling Learn More
by MICA Information Systems
Electronic medical records provider, practice management software (PMS) developer and billing service. Learn More
MPM Office
by MPMsoft
Practice management and medical billing software that integrates patient records, scheduling, billing and reporting. Learn More
by Navicure
Internet-based medical claims clearinghouse that helps physician practices increase profitability through improved claims reimbursement Learn More
by NovoPath
Billing and claims management system with accounts receivables management and payment processing for anatomic pathology laboratories. Learn More
by Inborne Technology
Software for medical offices and healthcare practices with one or more providers. Functionality includes specialized claim submissions. Learn More
by QS/1
The HIPAA-compliant system accurately processes claims, customizes reports, manages inventory and maintains data updates. Learn More
by Omega Technology Solutions
A comprehensive claims management solution that helps hospitals increase their claims accuracy. Learn More
by Avid Anesthesiology Solutions
Billing, reporting and document management for anesthesiologists. Learn More
Orbograph P2Post
by Orbograph
Converts paper forms into an electronic file, matching the output with billing files, then generating a post ready payment file. Learn More
PAR Medical Billing
by Medinet
Medical billing program that enables mobile access to MSP and Private billing with accurate clinical, statistical and financial reporti Learn More
Patient Manager Advanced
by Vertikal Systems
A complete billing solution with comprehensive medical records implementation, contact management, scheduling and report functions. Learn More
PDS Cortex
by PDS Cortex
Medical practice management and billing solution with optional automated bad debts / collection agency tracking functionality. Learn More
by Doctor Office Management
Electronic health records and revenue cycle management system designed specifically for pediatrics. Learn More
PitchStone Health
by PitchStone Technology
Medical coding software scientifically designed to optimize usability, code-valuation and code-lookup. Learn More
PowerMed Billing
by PowerMed
Numerous reporting options and electronic claims processing to meet the needs of any practice. Learn More
Practice Management Ultra
by American Medical Software
Integrated medical office software that includes ONC/CCHIT certified EMR, medical billing, and appointment scheduling. Learn More
Practice Manager X3
by Synergy Medical Information Systems
Practice management application designed for healthcare providers and billing services. Learn More
by Curtis Software
A solution that includes accounting reports, audit trail, electronic CMN transmission, clearinghouse capabilities. Learn More
Pro Health Billing
by Pro Health Billing
Patient scheduling, medical billing and claims processing solution for all medical specialities. Learn More
ProPM Standalone
by Prodata Systems
Subscription-based patient relationship management solution with accounting management, offloaded claim and statement processing. Learn More
by ProtoMED Medical Management
Medical practice management software with integrated document imaging, e-prescriptions, claims management and worked status reporting. Learn More
PulsePro Practice Management
by Pulse Systems
Medical billing and office management system for the management of complex financial, clinical, and patient data. Learn More
by QuickPractice
Practice management software that provides patient records/charting, patient statements, insurance billing, scheduling, and more. Learn More
Realtime Patient Payments
by CheckVantage
Medical Adjudication, E-Check & Data Center Services. Processing checks. Learn More
RelayClinical EHR
by RelayHealth
Online connectivity solutions enable providers to connect with other providers, patients, payors, and pharmacies online. Learn More
by Practice Alternatives
Practice Management and billing software that includes electronic claims processing and electronic payment reconciliation. Learn More
SECUR Practice System
by MMC
Medical office billing and scheduling software designed to fill insurance claims electronically, produce patient statements, and more. Learn More
by The Echo Group
Client management and billing with all the functionality you would expect from state-of-the-art browser based billing software. Learn More
by SilverTree Health
Web-based medical practice billing software that provides patient scoring, claims re-submission, payroll cost reductions, etc. Learn More
SMARTMD Clinician Desktop EHR
by SMARTMD
Integrated appointment scheduling, electronic medical records, and medical billing software for small to mid-sized physician practices. Learn More
by EBS Medical Chart Solutions
Management solution that integrates all the major processes like charting, billing, prescribing, scheduling, scanning, and imaging. Learn More
by Sydasoft
Medical billing and practice management software that comes with accounting system, document scanning, and appointment scheduling. Learn More
by TotalMD
Easy-to-use, full-featured medical billing software that completely integrates your financial, reporting and scheduling needs Learn More
by Practice Velocity
Coding software that reads SOAP-note template documentation and analyzes the coding algorythms. Learn More
by Vericle
Tracks payer performance from a single point of control and shares Medicare compliance rules globally. Learn More
by InfoQuest Systems
Practice management and billing solution that enables you to improve your cash flow and office efficiency. Learn More
Visual Private Office
by Practice Management Technologies
Software that provides accounting integration, client billing, clinical records, scheduling, medication, and claims management tools. Learn More
by Alton Healthcare
EMR module designed to handle practice scheduling, billing, prescription management, medical transcription, and data migration. Learn More
by ABC Coding Solutions
ZipClaims is a revolutionary online claim filing system that protects providers from billing outside of their scope of practice. Learn More
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Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School's "Meet in the Middle" Team Force Football Team has been selected to represent Texas in the Flag Football Championships at the University of Maryland, Nov. 15 to Nov. 17, 2013. Assistant Principals Michael Ridout and Jason Yeaman are coaching the team as they prepare for the national competition.
Meet in the Middle is an outreach project that involves students of all ages and ability levels in activities that empower them to serve as agents of change in their schools and communities. Special needs and regular education students participate side-by-side in service learning projects, leadership activities, and athletic training and competition. LC-M's Meet in the Middle program has won national recognition for promoting unifying projects such as the "Erase the R Word" campaign.
Although Special Olympics will pay a portion of the cost for students to participate in the games, the Life Skills program is responsible for paying the majority of transportation, lodging and food costs. A large portion of those funds became available to the team when Steve Freeman heard about the invitation from his sister-in-law, Mamie Johnson, an aide in the Life Skills class at LC-M HS. Steve's father, Andy Freeman, was a very involved supporter of the Hughen Center during his life and Steve decided to donate $10,000 in his father's name so that the students could make the trip to represent Texas, as well as Orange County and LC-M CISD.
Though Freeman's donation has made a large dent in the total needed to take students and sponsors to Maryland, they still need to raise approximately $4,000 more to fund the trip. Fundraising plans are underway and Life Skills teacher Terrie Parker says that there will be more information coming soon on those projects. Anyone who would like to make a donation toward this trip should call Ms. Parker at 409-886-5821, Ext. 1560. Donations are tax deductible.

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Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout - Laurelwood Public House & Brewery
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4/5 rDev +1%
11-15-2013 17:09:48 | More by flexabull
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Review from BeerAdvocate Magazine Issue #39 (Apr 2010):
Opaque as much as a Stout needs to be, dark with a big crown of lace on the glass. Serious coffee bean action in the nose, it smells of a fresh iced double shot of really good espresso; the only thing that gives it away is the burnt sugar and breadiness deep within. Smooth, yeah, smooth ... quick snap of crispness in the medium body. The espresso shell is hard to crack--the flavor does somewhat dominate and lingers on the palate. Roasted malt is second fiddle, hops are mild and the alcohol is pretty tame. The berry fruitiness seems to come from the coffee and perhaps the alcohol. Roasty finish does not fade quickly at all.
Yeah, this is a beer, and a super flavorful one at that. The coffee bean wins here--not sure if you can put much more coffee character into a beer.
01-11-2011 02:21:48 | More by BeerAdvocate
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09-14-2012 01:22:20 | More by acurtis
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05-30-2013 19:27:12 | More by switzer
4.15/5 rDev +4.8%
22oz bomber poured into a pint,
A- An average looking porter, pours with a nice tan head, but not overly thick or long lasting. A fair amount of light can pass through the edges. Does not lace very well.
S- Coffee dominates the nose, with some very mellow malt begging to break through, barely doing so.
T- Again, coffee. I am not a fan of coffee, but the goal of this brew was achieved, thus the subjective grading of a 4.5 because there is a lot of espresso coming through. I had half my glass slightly colder than a stout should be enjoyed at, and then the remainder once it warmed. As it warms the malt becomes apparent and there is a tangy alcohol note that punches through. I enjoyed the last few sips as I had some souvlaki seasoned lamb skewers and it was a fantastic pairing.
M- A little too watery, but it adds to the drinkability, so while it may give up half a point here, it gains it on the back end in terms of drinkability. Strong espresso after taste.
O- A very drinkable coffee'd ale, try it if you can find it.
04-13-2011 03:05:00 | More by HugePlume
3.85/5 rDev -2.8%
A: as I poured the color was of brown with deep bourbon. Once in the glass it is far from solid black by any means, but deep brown coffee and bister with soft orange highlights. Head was in good order and brown sugar in color that became frothy and chunky at spots. This helped in securing globs of lace randomly being tossed about
S: a good nose of roasted coffee and grains up front. It is very much espresso beans....of the dark variety. Maybe a whiff or two of cocoa hidden in the back. Otherwise roasted coffee steals the show. It says it is made with Portland Roasting Coffee
T: first and foremost the java presence is adamant. This is followed by a soft oily bitterness, maybe a delicate dusting of hops. Malts have a reasonable backing and give way to slight toasted biscuity notes at times, I sometimes think a light roasted nuttiness. Light cocoa is reminiscent of bittersweet chocolate chips melted and soaked in the beans. Things maintain a well overall balance for the flavors involved
M: if I was to give sub-par marks this would be the category. Not that it is way off the mark, it is just reasonably light to be labeled a stout. I have had porters heavier than this and the stout label is stretch. Anyway, body is a well to do medium, lightly carbonated, and has a slick appeal. By no means is it disagreeable
D: I like my stout huge and thick, especially when coffee is involved. I wish this Laurelwood brew was a bit more meaty! In any event, they have made a good coffee brew
02-21-2009 20:37:21 | More by Magpie14
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Pours a pretty dark brown color with some garnet highlights when held up to the light. Aroma is heavy on coffee and espresso notes, a touch of vanilla, and some dark roasted malt. Palate is huge on dark roasted malt up front, with a good kick of coffee coming out before the swallow. Bitterness, both from hops and from coffee, is big on the finish. Body is full and rich, but not huge or overly creamy. I'm not a coffee drinker at all, but I could drink a bit of this. Not bad.
02-07-2011 04:33:51 | More by ElGordo
3.8/5 rDev -4%
Thanks again to the Bier Stein for stocking this tasty brew.
A: Black as the night with some sexy looking lace around the glass
S: Smells like a strong coffee bomb with a mixture of chocolate and malts.
T: Obviously this is going to taste like a coffee flavored beer. I've been on a coffee flavored beer binge as of late, and this one takes the cake.
M: Not a thick stout, but it was real nice and smooth going down.
D: I've had this before, and I enjoyed it much more the last time I had it. Maybe I'll try it again next year.
01-07-2011 07:07:34 | More by bradleyp
3.19/5 rDev -19.4%
650 mL bottle poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Black with a decent off-white head. Medium collar. Some transparency at the edges.
Smell - Coffee. Lots of coffee. A hint of creamy sweetness behind the coffee.
Taste - And it's all coffee. Bitter coffee. Slight bit of milk chocolate, but it's really just coffee.
Mouthfeel - Medium light. Bitter. Well carbonated, too much, really.
Overall - It's all coffee. If that's your thing, I guess it's good, but I'd just order an iced coffee instead.
02-25-2014 00:39:59 | More by Alieniloquium
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
Black color in the glass after a brownish pour. A massive tan head forms and slowly settles to a thick cap. Sheets of lacing is left down the glass.
Love the coffee aroma of this beer. Espresso that is fresh and pure. That is the only thing that I smell as the stout elements get lost.
Wonderful espresso flavor as well. More of a beer flavor that lies at the base of the beer. Roasted malt that compliments the espresso. Surprisingly the bitterness is mellow and seems low.
The body is moderate with good carbonation. Seems like a 6% ABV beer that neither surprises or disapoints.
A beer for coffee lovers. Pure espresso flavor that is just a joy to drink.
04-01-2012 17:05:34 | More by morimech
3.25/5 rDev -17.9%
06-05-2014 23:46:30 | More by waddellc2
British Columbia (Canada)
3.93/5 rDev -0.8%
Appearance. Pours a deep brown-red, almost black with a finger of tan head that leaves a little lacing.
Smell. Molasses, coffee, milk chocolate and a hint of vanilla.
Taste. Coffee, caramel, roasty malt, some molasses, a little wood maybe, a bit of bitterness that lasts a minute or so.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, medium carbonation.
Overall. A solid coffee stout.
05-05-2011 00:41:14 | More by Rutager
Quebec (Canada)
4.1/5 rDev +3.5%
Bottle: Poured a pitch-black color stout with a large brown foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of aromatic coffee notes is very enjoyable and well balanced against dry roasted notes. Taste is a smooth mix between some rich black chocolate and aromatic coffee notes that are not too dry. Body is slightly above average with good carbonation. Well brewed and very enjoyable stout which ends up being not too dry.
07-19-2012 17:32:10 | More by Phyl21ca
3.63/5 rDev -8.3%
Snagged up a bottle... usually have their beers on tap, but not this one.
- Rather average looking stout... black, dark brown.. can't really see through it in my tumbler glass.... slim amount of light mocha head... leaves a nice little ring.
- Light cocoa, chocolate, and bitter coffee... perhaps just a small zing of bitter hop... some mild grain, and oat. Overall just average.
- Nice blended flavors... nice subtle coffee and bitterness from it in the background.... chocolate mats... oats.... light. Like your most basic stout... with a neat little coffee kick to it.
- Light bodied, drinks smooth and light.. not too dry... overall nice.
- A good standard stout which drinks easy because of how smooth and light it is... the flavors are nice, and all very subtle. Overall it's just another plain stout to me.
04-08-2010 20:13:20 | More by Docer
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -11.6%
03-17-2014 04:12:58 | More by n2185
4/5 rDev +1%
03-31-2014 15:02:33 | More by hoppymcgee
3.98/5 rDev +0.5%
22oz bomber poured to an Oskar Blues rocks tumbler.
A: Pours a smooth, jet black hue with a rocky khaki cap. Looks like a cup of joe for sure. Head is on the thin side, dissipating quickly after the pour. Virtually no lacing.
S: Aromas of dry, ground coffee dominate the nose. Smells mainly like rich, dark black coffee. A bold, earthy darkness melds with toasted bread, fresh barrels of roasted coffee beans, and some soil. Hints of sweet vanilla back in there. The bright, berry acidity that the Ethiopian coffee provides is detectable in the nose, balancing nicely with the earthiness of the Sumatran bean.
T: Coffee... and lots of it. Darkly roasted Sumatran beans create a dominate earthiness and nutty coffee backbone. As with the nose, a bright (coffee) berry acidity melds with the darker notes, clearly coming from the Ethiopian beans. Bark amid immense coffee flavors that have the feel and body of your basic roasty stout. Different but good.
MF: Clean, smooth... a lighter textured stout. Not a ton of body. Maybe a little waxy in the front of the mouth. Medium carbonation.
O: If you don't like coffee, you won't like this beer. If you understand the differences between beans, roasting profiles, and have had a few coffee cupping experiences, then you will surely appreciate this brew. The balance between the acidic Ethiopian brightness and the dark earthy Sumatran beans make this beer a phenomenal take on a coffee brew. Definitely less of a beer for the beer connoisseur and more a brew for a coffee enthusiast. Pure coffee to its roots.... It might even give you coffee breath.
01-16-2012 02:48:02 | More by suncrust
4.18/5 rDev +5.6%
Appearance: very dark brown/black color, medium brown finger of head, light retention, no real lace.
Aroma: huge coffee, roast, cocoa powder, milk chocolate.
Taste: coffee, chocolate, roasted malts, bittersweet dark chocolate, dry finish.
***Body is medium and has a creamy texture, overall good and indicative of its 6%ABV, but nothing out of this world. The taste and aroma though, a coffee lovers dream. It's kinda like it was dry hopped with espresso beans with its fresh roasted coffee nose and taste. It doesn't stray to far from those flavors, but this is a coffee stout and its makes no attempts as presenting itself otherwise, so you should know what you are getting into from the start. Love coffee? Go here. I loved it.
03-11-2013 20:33:41 | More by EgadBananas
4/5 rDev +1%
05-22-2013 02:52:10 | More by Hopmodium
3.83/5 rDev -3.3%
Poured into a Reuben's Brew snifter. Pours pitch black, opaque in the glass with a thin, light brown head that maintains a thin film and ring around the glass, leaving light lacing. Nice aroma of sweet toasted malt and quality coffee, light cocoa. Flavor is brewed coffee, toaste malt with light char, mild cocoa. Light to medium bodied. A nice coffee stout, with the coffee being its best feature, very inviting on the aroma and maintaining through the taste. The malt body is not quite as substantial as hoped to support the coffee flavors, leaving the coffee slightly stark on the finish.The coffee and malt char play well against each other. Except for a somewhat thin body, a well balanced and enjoyable coffee stout.
03-20-2014 03:43:04 | More by LiquidAmber
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +1%
08-08-2014 14:01:26 | More by Lorianneb
4.33/5 rDev +9.3%
pours a rich near-black, with crimson and sienna highlights at the edges. a creamy looking mocha-colored head a good finger-and-a-half has fair retention before fading to some thin foam, leaving behind some decent lacing down the glass.
aroma screams coffee. espresso and dark roasted coffee. The Ethiopian beans come through impressively in the aroma. roasted dark malt powers through, slightly balancing the euphoric coffee aromas. a hint of piney hops and a bit of bitter/burnt bean aroma.
Tastes as good as it smells! Sumatran coffee leads the way with bright and acidic coffee flavors, with some earthy and smoke coffee following. hints of rich cocoa subtly bolster the coffee flavors. Roasted malts show up fairly nicely as well. Characteristic northwest stout hopping with some pine and citrus hops finishing with some bitter coffee notes. incredibly balanced and delicious.
Mouthfeel is on the light side of chewy, yet still very full bodied. Ample carbonation helps keep everything creamy. A pleasant lingering bitterness from both hops and coffee without being acrid or sour, as some coffee stouts tend toward.
Not many coffee brews taste as richly coffee'd as this one. This isn't a chewy imperial or double stout... it's a rich, clean, strong coffee stout, which makes it incredibly drinkable. if it were a bit chewier and thicker, it may be a touch more enjoyable, but nowhere near as drinkable. Definitely a winner in my book. and if you like coffee stouts, this one should be high on your list of must-tries.
03-02-2009 20:33:27 | More by djeucalyptus
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +1%
05-02-2014 17:03:13 | More by mtomlins
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +1%
11-28-2013 18:28:43 | More by st9647v3
Organic Portland Roast Espresso Stout from Laurelwood Public House & Brewery
88 out of 100 based on 99 ratings.


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Bella Vista Mansion, Heated Pool/Spa, Elevator in Palm Coast
- bedrooms 8
- baths 6
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Ocean Hammock
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,500 - $ 13,500 / week
$ 9,673 - $ 38,857 / month
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stays between: 8/20/14 & 9/30/14
deal expires in: 16 days
2014 Sale - Special 10% Off Discount!
Get 10% off when you book a rental through August 2, 2014 - September 30, 2014. Call us and mention code "Rebook10". Or, go to our web site at VacationRentalPros. com and enter "Rebook10" into the check out. Hurry! Limited time offer!
- $2,208 $1,987/night (10% off)
deal# DB62A2
vacation rental description
"Extraordinary" is the only word to describe our immense Italianate-inspired three-story oceanfront home, Bella Vista. Featuring a pool, spa, summer kitchen, elevator, billiards room, and huge balconies fifty-five feet wide with amazing ocean views and more!
The slate steps of the stairs leading to the large front veranda give way to marble floors in the entry hall, and to one side a magnificent formal dining room stands ready for your finest meals. Step into the huge living room with its Brazilian Cherry floors and you feel transported to the ocean's edge thanks to panoramic views from enormous windows and large glass doors! Flanked by fluted columns, the family room combines elegance with comfort. A cushiony couch, plus oversized chairs and ottomans, invite you to linger and watch a favorite movie on the large 46" HDTV with blue ray, xbox and wii, or to simply gaze at the pure blue Florida sky.
If you need to get a little closer, step onto the fifty-five foot wide brick balcony, which, due to a cantilevered third-floor deck, offers perfect unobstructed ocean views.
There are many options for dining at Bella Vista. In addition to the outdoor teak and the formal table, a long breakfast room table sits just beyond the family front of glorious floor-to-ceiling views. You'll find wonderful places for impromptu meals on three levels and around the pool!
You can chill your wine in the special cooler in our kitchen. Designed for large parties, our state-of-the-art kitchen is certain to delight even the most finicky cook. It includes two dishwashers, two convection ovens, a 42-inch-wide refrigerator, a central island with an enamel sink, loads of countertop space with a double enamel sink, an eating bar, and the full complement of cookware, dishes, utensils, glassware, and gadgets.
There are 3 bedrooms on the 2nd floor, two with marble, or granite, full baths, and walk-in closets including one with a queen-sized bed, 32" HDTV, blue ray player and a three-panel glass sliding door system that provides a breathtaking view of the ocean. The other bedroom nearby offers a queen bed, 32" HDTV, blue ray player, a walk-in closet, and an en-suite bathroom and gorgeous views of the Atlantic. The 3rd bedroom is in the parlor and has a queen sleeper sofa and 32" HDTV & blue-ray player.
To get to the third floor, you could take the mahogany stairs, but why not give the soundless mahogany elevator a whirl?
Among the wonders of the third floor is a large niche, complete with a huge artist-painted coastal mural covering the entire curved wall. The grand room awaits you with a sectional sofa, huge 60" TV, blue ray, x-box, wii, as well with surround sound, wet bar, beautiful moldings, recessed lighting, and a world-class view of the ocean.
The master suite is a crowning glory, with an impressive four-poster king-sized bed, medallion ceiling, 42" HDTV, Blue Ray, and majestic views of the ocean through sliding glass doors to the deck. The master bath features rich marble, an oversized soaking tub with Jacuzzi jets, a bidet, a walk-in shower, a walk-in closet, his and her lavatories, and a separate powder area.
There is also a large double bedroom on the third floor featuring two king-sized beds, 42" HDTV, Blue Ray, & an en-suite granite-appointed bath. The library serves as the 3rd bedroom with queen sleeper sofa.
On the ground floor, you will find a large game room with a mahogany billiards table, both a comfortable sofa and love seat, a 60-inch TV with surround sound speakers throughout, blue ray player, xbox, wii, a full walk-in bar with a refrigerator, sink, tons of cabinet space, and rich granite on all countertops and the serving bar.
Just next door is another double bedroom with yet two more king-sized beds and two armoires, along with a 39" HDTV and blu-ray DVD player. There is still another bedroom on this with 2 twin beds and 25" HDTV & blue ray.
vacation rental location
contact owner for availability
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (888) 416-9013
house rental amenities
- Cable Television
- DVD Player
- Satellite Television
- Stereo System
- Television
- Wireless Internet
- pool table
- WiFi BlueRay/ DVD Player
- Coffee Maker
- Cookware
- Dishwasher
- Full Kitchen
- Ice Maker
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
- Toaster
- Trash Compactor
- Utensils
- Ceiling Fans
- Central Air
- Ironing Board
- Linens
- Washer & Dryer
- Whirlpool Tub
- HD TV in Living Room
activities and attractions in Palm Coast Atlantic Coast North
- Balcony
- BBQ Grill
- Beach Walking
- Biking
- Boating
- Deck
- Gas Grill
- Golf Courses
- Grill
- Hiking Trails
- Outdoor Shower
- Patio
- Pool
- Sight-Seeing
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Walkway to Water
- Wildlife Viewing
- Exceptional Sunrises
- Exceptional Views
- On Beach
- Secluded
- Outlet Shopping
- Area Fitness Center
- Craft Shopping
- Medical Services Nearby
- Nearby Grocery
- Shopping
- Beach
- 83 miles to Orlando FL
- 30 miles - Daytona Airport (DAB)
- 75 miles Jacksonville Airport (JAX)
- 90 miles - Orlando Airport (MCO)
- Football Stadium
- Jacksonville Stadium (Jaguars)
- Kennedy Space Center
- Lighthouse
- Marine Land
- Museums
- St Augustine Historic Town
- Theatre
vacation rental rates
Rate Table:
Tip: To get the lowest weekly or monthly rates, arrive on a Saturday.
Dates~ Nightly~ Weekly~ Monthly
Mar 1, 2013-May 31, 2013~ $1167-$2000~ $5000-$7000~ $21,786-$23,929
Jun 1, 2013-Aug 31, 2013~ $917-$3500~ $5500-$13,500~ n/a
Sep 1, 2013-Nov 30, 2013~ $1167-$2500~ $4500-$9500~ $22,500-$28,214
Dec 1, 2013-Feb 28, 2014~ $1500-$2500~ $4500-$13,000~ $9673-$36,680
Mar 1, 2014-May 31, 2014~ $917-$2500~ $4500-$9500~ $24,000-$38,857
Prices exclude taxes & fees. Regular rates exclude any special online savings. Monthly rates are based on a 30 day month.
Steve Milo, www.vacationrentalpros.com (888) 416-9013
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Top things to do in Palm Coast
- Beach
- Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Fishing
- Biking
- Shelling
- Beachcombing
Top things to do with a family
- Museums
- Miniature Golf
- Movie Theaters
- Restaurants
- Shopping
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AMMAN, Jordan — U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday won Arab League backing for his effort to restart Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, raising hopes for a resumption in the stalled negotiations in the near future. Kerry himself said significant progress had been made in narrowing gaps between the two sides but declined to elaborate.
On his sixth trip to the Middle East in as many months as America's top diplomat, Kerry met in Jordan with representatives of the Arab League and nine of its members that support a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace plan proposed by Saudi Arabia.
In a statement released after the meeting, the Arab delegates said they supported Kerry's initiative.
"The Arab delegates believe Kerry's ideas proposed to the committee today constitute a good ground and suitable environment for restarting the negotiations, especially the new and important political, economic and security elements," the statement said.
The statement was significant because could give Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas the political cover he would need to sell a return to negotiations to a skeptical Palestinian public. Kerry met with Abbas in Amman on Wednesday afternoon after they shared a five hour dinner later Monday night.
At a Wednesday news conference after the Arab League and Abbas meetings, Kerry said that the Israelis and Palestinians were narrowing gaps that have prevented them from restarting talks.
"When this process started several months ago, there were very wide gaps very significant gaps between the two sides," he said. "Through hard and deliberate, patient work, and most importantly through quiet work we have been able to narrow those gaps very significantly."
"We continue to get closer and I continue to remain hopeful that the sides will soon be able to come to sit at the same table," he said. "There are still some elements, some language that needs to be agreed upon and worked out. This is normal."


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|James Richard Dorman
|Monday, May 06, 2013 8:07 PM
James Richard Dorman, 69, died on Sunday. May 5, 2013.
He is survived by his wife, Bonnie; a daughter, Kathleen Dorman; a son, J.R. Dorman; a brother-in-law, John (Deanne) Byron; a niece, Cierra Byron; and many close friends and co-workers.
He was preceded in death by parents, Robert and Gladys Dorman; and brothers, Edward Dorman and David Dorman.
He was veteran of the US Army, serving during the Korean War.
Funeral service will begin at 10:30 a.m. Thursday 10:30 a.m. at Evans Funeral Home, 4171 E. Livingston Ave., Columbus, Phillip Ling, Jr. and Pastor John Harmony officiating. Interment will be in Walnut Grove Cemetery, Delphos.
Friends may call from 6-8 p.m.Wednesday at the funeral home.
Condelences for the family can be left at evansfuneralhome.net
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- Sports
Salem ends Mt. Vernon's season
A sacrifice fly made the difference in Salem's 1-0 win against the Post 141 Junior Legion team Monday.
Breese shuts down Mt. Vernon
Post 141's Junior Legion team lost 4-0 to the Breese Gray Post 976 squad on Sunday in the district title game.
Juniors top Salem
An early lead and strong pitching propelled the Post 141 Junior Legion team to a 3-1 win over Salem in the district tournament semifinals Saturday afternoon.
- Lyday shuts out Bluford MT. VERNON — Jeremiah Lyday went the distance and Mt. Vernon's Jr. Legion squad did just enough offensively to advance in the district tournament at Brennan Klein Field on Friday.Lyday scattered three hits and recorded six strikeouts as Post 141 shut
Holliday powers Cardinals past Dodgers, 3-2
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Holliday homered and doubled with three RBIs, and Lance Lynn won his third straight start for the St. Louis Cardinals in a 3-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night.
Basketball camp concludes at Changnon
About 75 kids in the Mt. Vernon region participated in an offensive skills basketball camp this week at Changnon Gym.
Jeter, Trout lead AL over NL 5-3 in All-Star game
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Derek Jeter soaked in the adulation from fans and players during one more night on baseball's national stage, set the tone for the American League with a pregame speech and then delivered two final All-Star hits.
Post 141 falls at Centralia
CENTRALIA — Centralia broke a 6-6 deadlock with a four-run outburst in the seventh inning to take a 10-7 West Division Senior Legion victory over Mt. Vernon on Tuesday.
Brewers maintain lead heading to break
MILWAUKEE (AP) — The end of a seven-game losing streak lifted the spirits of the Milwaukee Brewers.
Cardinals rally from 6 down, beat Brewers 7-6
Matt Holliday hit a solo homer with two outs in the top of the ninth inning off Brewers closer Francisco Rodriguez, completing the St. Louis' Cardinals comeback from a six-run deficit for a 7-6 win Friday night over Milwaukee.
- More Sports Headlines
- Salem ends Mt. Vernon's season


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Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, Giants LB Mathias Kiwanuka and Cardinals PR-CB Patrick Peterson were named NFC Players of Week Nine.
Rodgers continued his unreal 2011 season in the Packers' 45-38 win over the Chargers, completing 80.8 percent of his passes for 247 yards and four touchdowns as Green Bay continued its undefeated season. With his performance Sunday, he became the first player in NFL history to register a passer rating for 110-plus in eight consecutive games. This is Rodgers fifth career player of the week award and third this season.
Kiwanuka led the Giants' defense with 12 tackles and also had an interception, as Big Blue's defense confounded Tom Brady and the Patriots for a 24-20 win in Foxborough. Kiwanuka's interception ended a promising Pats drive on the first play of the second quarter, making the interception at the Giants' 19-yard line. This is Kiwanuka's second career player of the week award.
Peterson had a game-winning 99-yard punt-return touchdown in overtime, as the Cardinals defeated the Rams 19-13 Sunday. Peterson has three punt-return touchdowns in the first eight games of his rookie season. This is his first player of the week award.


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I just got my membership activated here at El Birdos, wanted to relay a great weekend while traveling to watch the Cards.
I originally posted this over at TST.
My wife, daughter and I are displaced St. Louisians. I am stationed in northern IL with the Army as a recruiter.
Anyway, we stayed in Milwaukee over the Memorial Day weekend to catch the Cards-Brewers game on Monday. BTW a big shout out to the staff there that gave us a kick ass military discount of $99 a night!
We went down to the hotel restraunt, which we didn't know at the time but was exspensive as hell. My wife and I contemplated going somewhere else, but decided to stay and spoil ourselves. About halfway through the first course the waiter leads Rick Ankiel, Chris Duncan, Skip Schumacher, and Nick Stavinoha to the table right next to us. Now we were sitting along a very long bench with tables lined up next to each other. They sat right next to us, just a few feet away.
My kid was right next to Skip and my wife was right next to Nick. I was in shock that they were there, leaned over to ask my wife in an excited but hushed breath, "Do you know who they are? OMG!" She was equally excited, but we both played it cool, deciding to instead of being the annoying fans rushing up for auto's, to be the cool guys and just get up at the end of dinner and wish them a good game.
Skip and my kid had a chat about spiderman, and wolverine, and anything else 7 year old girls love to talk about. Larue walks up later and sits his big butt on the corner of our table. Skip tells him to get up, Rick leans over and says, "he does that kind of stuff all the time, please forgive him." We all laughed and Larue left red faced.
Anyway, we wished them a good game and left, excited as all hell.
The next day at batting practice my kid caught a ball hit off the bat of Skip, and we had a quick chat with Tony.
Yeah the Cards lost, and we had to deal with the Brewers fans on the way out to the car, but all in all, not a bad weekend.
Go Cards and Rams! We have the best fans in the world!


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You've done the hard part: You lost weight. But after all that hard work you're now wondering:
How do I keep it off and stay in shape?
For starters, it's good to be aware of common roadblocks in maintaining weight loss. For many it's easier to keep up healthy habits during the workweek, but temptations can increase on weekends and holidays. Try to stay focused no matter what time of the week or year it is. Time is on your side; studies show that people who can keep the weight off for at least 2 years are far more likely to maintain that new weight in the following years.
Negative thoughts can be a barrier to exercise. All-too-common phrases like "I'm too tired," "I have no time" or "It's too hard to maintain a routine" make it all too easy to put off exercise and put on the pounds.
Educate yourself. Keeping the weight off requires know-how. Learn from others who've succeeded and follow their example.
According to American Family Physician, as of September 2010:
- 98% of adults who successfully maintained their weight loss have modified their eating habits.
- 94% have increased their level of physical activity, especially walking.
- 78% eat a healthy breakfast every day.
- 75% weigh themselves weekly.
- 62% watch less than 10 hours of television per week.
So you think you're ready, but you're not sure how to take that first step? It's not as hard as you might think. Here are some examples.How can you modify your food intake?
- Keep using a food diary and document everything you eat and what time you eat it. This lets you to keep track of exactly what you are eating. It also gives you an idea of when those hunger pangs are most likely to strike. Next time you'll have a healthy snack ready before you dash off to the vending machine.
- Always watch your portion sizes during the day. Refer back to our Suggested Servings for Each Food Group page for help.
- Plan your weekday meals ahead of time and prepare them Sunday night. That way they'll be ready when you come home each night. If you're low on time and energy, just reheat and eat. Only this time it'll be a healthy prepared meal instead of a frozen dinner.
- Along with your food diary, keep a weight notebook and weigh yourself weekly. This will provide numerical evidence that you are making progress and maintaining your weight. Sometimes it is hard to notice your success just by looking in the mirror.
- Take the stairs instead of the elevator or escalator at work or at the mall.
- Set aside an hour after dinner and go for a brisk family walk.
- Take 30 minutes after dinner to play with your kids and pets in the back yard and have fun!
- Park a little farther away from the office door every day to increase your walking.
- Call up a friend you haven't seen or talked to in a while and go to the gym together.
- Cut back on watching TV as a family. Plan a game night once a week. Games like Pictionary or charades are great because they get the family up and active while still having fun!
- If you don't have time in the morning for a sit-down meal, plan ahead and have a box of high-fiber, whole-grain cereal or healthy granola bars in your desk drawer at work.
- Travel a lot with your job? Throw some packets of low -sugar instant oatmeal in your suitcase for a quick, easy-to-make meal in your hotel room!
- Plan a healthy breakfast the night before and have everything set out so there is no confusion or wasted time in the morning. If you have to hurry in the morning you're more likely to forget healthy habits.
- Choose low-sugar, high-fiber, high-protein items while shopping at the grocery store. Remember, breakfast is a very important meal and should not be skipped.
- Along with the strategies mentioned above, here are a few other things to keep in mind.
- Make sure you establish a social support network of friends, family and medical professionals who will reinforce your healthy eating decisions. Also, find ways to motivate yourself to keep up your hard work. And remember, at the end of the day, it's up to you. Hold yourself accountable for the decisions you make.
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1. Preheat oven to 425°F. Spray a 12-inch pizza pan with cooking spray; set aside.2. Combine hash brown potatoes and 2 of the eggs. Spread onto bottom of prepared pan. Bake 25 minutes or until crust is lightly browned and crisp.3. Meanwhile, whisk remaining 6 eggs and milk until blended.4. Melt butter in a large nonstick skillet on medium heat. Pour in egg mixture. As eggs begin to set, pull the eggs toward the center of the pan. Continue cooking until there is no visible liquid egg remaining.5. Remove pizza pan from oven. Spread cooked eggs over potato crust. Top with vegetables and cheese.6. Bake an additional 5 to 8 minutes or until cheese is melted.
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Blackburn man breached order with coffee and cuddle with mum (From This Is Lancashire)
Blackburn man breached order with coffee and cuddle with mum
9:00pm Wednesday 29th January 2014 in News
A 50-YEAR-OLD man was arrested after the 'most amicable' breach of a non-molestation order.
Blackburn magistrates heard David Woodward was banned from having any contact with his 77-year-old mother.
But the court was told he was 'missing his mum' and went to her home in breach of the county court order.
She allowed him in, gave him a cuddle, coffee and biscuits and then called the police.
"They sat and chatted while waiting for the police to arrive," said Andrew Church-Taylor, defending.
"There were no threats, no demands for money and the only aggravating feature is that he has done it before and been punished for it."
Woodward, of the Salvation Army Hostel, Heaton Street, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to breach of the order. He was sentenced to eight weeks in prison suspended for six months.
Catherine Allan, prosecuting, said it was the sixth time Woodward had breached the order which was put in place because his mum was fed up of him stealing from her and demanding money off her. Two of the breaches had resulted in him going to prison.
Mr Church-Taylor said his client's mum had made it clear she loved her son and would like to see him but not at her home.
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My name is Jim, and this is the 1949 Farmall Cub that followed me home about 13 years ago. It smoked like a chimney (actually blew a continuous stream of smoke rings), had been converted to 12v, and had a poorly installed clutch (by someone who apparently didn't understand that the fingers are adjusted after the pressure plate is bolted to the flywheel). About eight years ago I decided it was finally time for an overhaul. The original engine block was not salvageable (it had already been bored out to the maximum, as well as being previously cracked and welded), so I located a suitable donor block (nearly perfect, from a '61 Cub - I'm still trying to figure out why that one was parted out), replaced the necessary parts , and used where I could components from the original engine.
I located a Cub-22 mower early on, and had used that for mowing the yard up until the time the old engine let go. It was around that time I had acquired a 1947 Farmall A with a belly mower, so that one did lawn mowing duty during the time the Cub was down. After the rebuild, unfortunately, the Cub sat kind of neglected for about four years. I would crank it occasionally, but that's about as far as it would get. Meanwhile, I had also happened upon a 1950 John Deere M with a bush hog, middle buster, disc, and grader blade, so really all of my tractor/implement needs were more than met.
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Savory Dill and Caraway Scones Recipe
These tender, tasty scones will melt in your mouth. The unique flavors of dill and caraway ensure that you won't soon forget this treat. Sally Sibthorpe Shelby Township, Michigan
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 4-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 tablespoon onion powder
- 1 tablespoon snipped fresh dill or 1 teaspoon dill weed
- 2 teaspoons caraway seeds
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper
- 6 tablespoons cold butter
- 1 egg yolk
- 3/4 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup ricotta cheese
- 4 teaspoons heavy whipping cream
- Additional caraway seeds, optional
- In a large bowl, combine the first nine ingredients. Cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Combine the egg yolk, sour cream and ricotta cheese; stir into crumb mixture just until moistened. Turn onto a floured surface; knead 10 times.
- Pat into two 6-in. circles. Cut each into six wedges. Separate wedges and place on a greased baking sheet. Brush tops with cream; sprinkle with additional caraway seeds if desired. Bake at 400° for 15-18 minutes or until golden brown. Serve warm. Yield: 1 dozen.
Originally published as Savory Dill and Caraway Scones in Taste of Home February/March 2009, p42
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Reviewed Oct. 4, 2012
These savory scones are absolutely DELICIOUS!!! My family just loved them (as did I)! Instead of making 12 smaller scones, I ended up making 8 larger scones. These were especially delicious right out of the oven with a touch of butter on them - yummmmmmm!!!!
Reviewed Mar. 7, 2011
I'm new at making scones, but these ones turned out great! Love the flavor of dill and caraway. These were so flakey and good. Great served along side any soup, and a good way to use up any leftover sour cream or ricotta. Will definately be making these again.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2010
These are easy to make and eveyone I've served them to absolutely loved them. I have made them several times and will continue to do so!
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