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Evil Twin Istedgade Hipster Ale - Evil Twin Brewing
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Ratings: 11 | Reviews: 8 | Display Reviews Only:
4/5 rDev +0.8%
11.2 fl oz bottle with an apparent bottled on date of 01/12/2013 printed on the bottle. Got this bottle on sale at the local Binny's. I've never had the regular Evil Twin Hipster Ale, so I've got nothing to compare this against. Blurb on the side of the bottle is all written in Dutch so I can't read what it's about. Going in unbiased.
Poured into a clear balloon snifter glass.
A - Pours just over two fingers of creamy fluffy beige head on top of a dark burnt sienna orange colored body with plenty of chestnut highlights from the dark yeast sediment. Fluffy head has some excellent staying power. Some nice stringy scattered lace. Looks very nice.
S - Smell is earthy, creamy, and twiggy. Oak wood, vanilla, twigs, some dried hops, some apple, and an earthy funky yeast presence. So far, it reminds me a lot of how some of the Mikkeller Single Hop series beers smelled.
T - Taste is still very on point, even if some of the hop bitterness has fallen off. Earthy, creamy, woody, biscuit malts, caramel, green apples, herbs, florals, grass, and a hint of copper / metallics on the finish. Tastes pretty damn good to me.
M - Feel is creamy & smooth with some light bitterness and some caramelized malt presence hanging out on the palate. Very nice.
Overall, I thought it was a damn good beer, even at almost 9 months in the bottle. Reminded me of how a lot of the Mikkeller Single Hop series beers looked, smelled, and tasted. Definitely has me intrigued enough to grab a six pack of the regular Evil Twin Hipster Ale to check it out, and possibly go back for some of the other variants. Recommended.
Evil Twin Istedgade Hipster Ale ---4/5.
09-23-2013 20:28:11 | More by mfnmbvp
4.25/5 rDev +7.1%
06-27-2013 01:10:44 | More by Caskaway
New York
3.83/5 rDev -3.5%
A: The beer is slightly hazy dark amber yellow in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a half finger high beige head that died down a bit but never completely faded away.
S: Moderate aromas of caramel malts are present in the nose along with hints of grapefruit hops.
T: The taste is similar to the smell and has flavors of caramel malts along with notes of floral and citrusy hops, the latter of which contribute a light amount of bitterness. The citrus lingers through the finish.
M: It feels medium-bodied and slightly crisp on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer has a nice balance between the malts and hops.
06-08-2013 17:57:15 | More by metter98
North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +0.3%
A: Pours a lightly hazy golden orange in color with moderate amounts of visible carbonation and some apricot + copper highlights. The beer has a finger tall dense foamy light beige head that slowly reduces to a medium sized thick film and a thin ring at the edges of the glass. Moderate amounts of lacing are observed.
S: Moderate aromas of caramel malts and citrus/grapefruit rind hops.
T: Upfront there is a moderate amount of caramel malts without very much sweetness. There is a moderate amount of citrus/grapefruit rind hops that imparts a light to moderate amount of bitterness which lingers slightly.
M: Medium bodied with moderate amounts of carbonation. Slightly slick/oily.
O: Pretty enjoyable though this bottle may be about a year old so the hops are certainly past their prime - that said, I still enjoyed this beer and found it easy to drink. Fairly well balanced between the sweetness of the malts and the bitterness of the hops.
06-08-2013 17:57:06 | More by dbrauneis
4/5 rDev +0.8%
02-16-2013 20:01:59 | More by kwa357
3.79/5 rDev -4.5%
A- This beer pours an orange/amber color with a very light tan head about a half inch high that's hangin' around a while thanks to the aggressive carbonation.
S- Nice mild hop aroma. Floral but not too much with a nice malt balance.
T- Much milder on the hop bitterness than initially expected. It is a very well balanced pale ale.
M-Bubbly on the palate with a little bit of tingle from the hops on the back end
O-Not too shabby. Certainly didn't knock my socks off but overall its a good european pale ale; nothing to complain about.
Serving Type: 12oz can poured into a pint glass
02-10-2013 08:49:55 | More by Doc_Hops
4.38/5 rDev +10.3%
I picked up a bottle of this at a certain bottle shop in Copenhagen.
Poured into a wine glass and the appearance is a cloudy orangish tone with fingers of a bright white head. Its` nose has grapefruit, orange, biscuit and malt. The taste is low-key citrus, bread, caramel, mmm, this tastes very nice. Mouthfeel medium, a nice carbonation level. All in all, this is a great American Pale Ale. And it is executed well by these folks outta Denmark !
11-30-2012 02:01:02 | More by mltobin
Ontario (Canada)
3.68/5 rDev -7.3%
Bottle has a date code of some kind but I can't make it out. Oh well.
Beer is a deep orange with a large off-white head. Good retention. Some sticky lace.
I get a good dose of caramel malt in the nose, alongside some soapy grapefruit hops.
Taste is fairly balanced pretty the malt and hops. Caramel and toffee alongside grapefruit and a bit of pine. Moderate bitterness.
Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Slightly oily.
Overall, decent APA. Enjoyable but not remarkable.
10-16-2012 01:21:22 | More by jrenihan
4.38/5 rDev +10.3%
A: Beautiful opaque amber orange slightly darker than your run of the mill American pale. Poured a soapy three finger off-white head that is leaving some beautiful lacing. This thing looks very inviting.
S: Caramel malts, pine, a bit of grapefruit. Some wet hay. Standard pale ale nose.
T: Wow, that's really nice. Grassy up front, caramel and toffee combined with some lemon zest through the palate. Finishes with the bitter hops and grapefruit that you get so much in the nose. Very nice, very complex.
M: It really coats the mouth and leaves you with that APA bitterness on the back of the tongue. Medium to full-bodied with moderate carbonation.
09-14-2012 21:55:20 | More by circus_cat
3.5/5 rDev -11.8%
09-12-2012 18:35:18 | More by JustinMatthew
3.85/5 rDev -3%
Appearance Pours an hazy orange (SRM 9) in my Cantillon snifter with a tiny but creamy off-white collar.
Smell The nose is of predominant fresh and flowery hops. There's a less noticable malt aroma. It's sweet though with plenty notes of grapefruit, lemon and cookie dough.
Taste Rather a filling and smooth taste this one. Caramalt and light hoppy bitterness washed with lots and lots of exotic fruits.
Mouthfeel A very refreshing light to medium body with average carbonation.
I enjoyed this APA together with Ølbutikken co-owner Michael Feyk at his store on Istedgade. The recipe for this particular beer drafted by his business partner Jeppe "Evil Twin" Jarnit-Bjergsø.
Could this do as a summer ale? Yes sir indeed! Hipster Ale's a refreshing and easily drinkable brew packed with complex flavors. Give me another one!
11-05-2011 21:30:19 | More by TobiasGoth
Evil Twin Istedgade Hipster Ale from Evil Twin Brewing
86 out of 100 based on 11 ratings.


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LTD Series - 07 - Full Sail Brewery & Tasting Room & Pub
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Ratings: 30 | Reviews: 14 | Display Reviews Only:
2.45/5 rDev -33.4%
A standard pour of Full Sail's LTD 007 Oktoberfest Lager yields a bright amber brew that glows when filled with sunlight. The beige head is moderate in size and falls at a moderate pace, leaving behind a thin ring of sticky foam. The bright body is accentuated by some festive streams of tiny bubbles, which rise to the top more quickly than expected.
The nose is understated. Scratch that, it's indistinct. At first, it just smells faintly of beer: hops, some malty aromas, and some yeasty deposits. A few swirls in the glass and some very intense sniffing tosses up some toasted-grain-like smells and a bit of metal.
This brew tastes better than it smells (but that's not saying much). Malts take a back seat to hoppy bitterness and some metallic tastes. These flavors aren't helped by the beer's watery mouthfeel.
I think that our friends at Full Sail were trying to produce a crisp, slightly bitter American-style lager with a Märzen malt profile here. The concept is interesting, and I don't object on principle to a hoppy Märzen, but in the end I'm just not sure what makes this beer stand out from the dozens of amber lagers I've had over the years. Oh, wait! Yes I do! Ltd. 007 doesn't taste as good as most of them do.
10-07-2013 19:34:53 | More by GMB
3.15/5 rDev -14.4%
12oz bottle ~$1. Very fair pricing on these. Amber color with a good head, translucent beer. Aroma was faint bready malts. Flavor was a hint of malt and cereal, a bit boring if you ask me. I want to like Full Sail because I know they can make good beer and they are so reasonably priced but this one was pretty lackluster. I should have picked up the Wassail instead, that stuff is tasty.
10-02-2013 01:54:57 | More by ArrogantB
3.35/5 rDev -9%
A-It pours a crystal clear copper color, with a medium to small white head that quickly fades to a collar around the top of the beer with very little lacing.
S-The aroma is mild with a slightly sweet toasty grain aroma. There is caramel notes and faint noble hops.
T-The flavor is much of the same as the aroma. Mild and easy going with a toasty grain flavor. The beer is not "sweet" but it's malty. There is fairly decent amount of spicyness and earthyness from the noble hops. The bitterness is mild and balance by the maltiness almost perfectly.
M-This beer is extremely drinkable. Medium body with a crisp semi dry finish. The dryness lingers with spicy hop notes in the long lasting finish.
O-Overall I think this is a decent interpretation of the style. A well done offerimg from Gull sail.
09-22-2013 00:15:24 | More by hoplover82
3.45/5 rDev -6.3%
an underwhelming beer. crystal clear copper color with an inch of big bubbled khaki head that disappears as quickly as it arises. smells like watery german malt, caramel sweetener, and a lager yeast that is the bad kind of funky. the flavor is really light, subdued almost minimal. the malt is simple and sweet, maybe not totally fermented out, and there isn't a whole lot else going on. some balancing hops on the back end, a little floral maybe, and the caramel sweetness prevails. just a lackluster flavor here. carbonated pretty well, with big soda bubbles. less than medium body is bigger than the flavor needs, its sort of a weird contradiction. overall definitely not full sails best work, and not something I would revisit again given the flood of good Oktoberfest brews on the shelves this time of year.
10-14-2013 21:43:10 | More by StonedTrippin
New Mexico
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
12-24-2013 19:13:20 | More by LXIXME
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
09-24-2013 00:34:16 | More by Musineer
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
09-23-2013 22:50:38 | More by kjkinsey
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
07-13-2014 04:21:37 | More by SJbigtuna
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
10-05-2013 21:22:13 | More by BigTrubble
3.5/5 rDev -4.9%
10-26-2013 06:45:43 | More by archero
3.51/5 rDev -4.6%
12oz bottle (best by 12/25/2013) into a tulip. Pours a clear amber w/ a 1-finger head that settles to a narrow band.
Aroma is bready, fruity caramel malt and floral hops. A little muted.
Taste follows nose. Sweet caramel and pale biscuity malt and floral, spicy old world hops. Nice balance but a little bland.
Mouthfeel is just shy of medium-bodied with a crisp, refreshing finish.
Overall a decent attempt at a traditional Märzen but not one I'd seek out again.
09-21-2013 06:13:17 | More by draheim
3.54/5 rDev -3.8%
Appearance: Deep clear mahogany in color, with a large dense off-white head, which retains quite well, and thick, fine-beaded glass-coating lace.
Aroma: Opens with an abundance of toasted malt and dark bread. There are grassy hops as well, but the malt dominates.
Taste: Opens with a strong wave of toasted malt and dark bread. As the taste progresses, some mildly bitter herbal hops appear, and the malt assumes a more dominant character. Finishes with a mild grassy hope flavor.
Mouth feel: Smooth, soft, and full, and very pleasant.
Drinkability/notes: A very nice, well-made example.
Presentation: Packaged in a standard twelve-ounce brown glass long neck bottle with a pry-off crown, served in a New Belgium Brewing chalice.
Sourcing: Purchased at Central Market in Texas in October of 2013 for $7.99/six-pack plus tax.
10-03-2013 01:43:55 | More by Pegasus
3.55/5 rDev -3.5%
New LTD recipe from Full Sail, this one is an Oktoberfest released at the end of August and will run until late October. LTD 07 is simply called Oktoberfest Lager.
A) Pours a clear rusty brown with a small head that quickly fades and leaves a bit of lacing
S) Dark, nutty malt comes through with a mild spicy & earthy hop aroma; slightly sour
T) The malt dominates the flavor, it is a dark roasted, nutty malt with a hint of carmel. The hops add a bit of spice in the middle, but the brew finishes with a sweet malt finish
M) Good carbonation, nice thickness, this beer just feels right in my mouth
O) This is a lot darker and maltier then most Oktoberfest style lagers. It is good and I like it quite a bit; a nice, unique Oktoberfest
08-31-2013 22:56:27 | More by alexrichman
3.65/5 rDev -0.8%
12 oz bottle poured into pint glass.
A - Clear orange amber with half a finger of off white head
S - Lots of sweet malt, caramel, and toasted bread
T - A malt forward brew: caramel, toasted bread, and somewhat herbal hops. Not very complex but I like the sweetness
M - Thin-to-moderate body with low-to-moderate carbonation. Slightly sticky
O - A good beer for the style. I like the sweet malt profile in this, though it's not very complex. It's definitely easy drinking though
10-30-2013 00:53:58 | More by ExaltedNecrosis
3.66/5 rDev -0.5%
Solid copper body; plenty of carbonation with a one-finger thick, white head. Rich, grainy scent with a touch of brown sugar; some faint roasted nuts in there. Warm, sugary feel; medium-light body; crisp, clean; mostly dry finish. Good, dark grain flavors with a sharp yet complementary hop bitterness.
Rich and flavorful without overdoing or overpowering things.
09-15-2013 23:08:30 | More by beergoot
3.72/5 rDev +1.1%
08-24-2014 23:38:12 | More by habaceeba
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
08-27-2014 23:57:31 | More by SmellsofMahagony
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a reddish coppery amber with a half finger white head that dissipated to a thin film and ring around the glass. Aroma of bready, slightly biscuit malt, light nuts, light grassy hops. Flavor follows, with semi-sweet bready, biscuit malt, light toasted malt and grassy hops. Finish is drier with toasty biscuit malt and grassy hops. Medium bodied. Hits the main marzen characteristics, nothing out of the ordinary, but a pleasant seasonal lager.
10-03-2013 20:41:50 | More by LiquidAmber
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
10-06-2013 08:35:13 | More by Birdlegs
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
12 oz bottle,one from a sixer from Fred Meyer in Salem. $7.49 (6). Clear handsome copper beer with a nice sized thick and frothy creme coloured head. Good full malty aroma,per style,caramel,hay a little nutty. Good. Malty yet somehow balanced taste..sweet with overlaying bitterness..semi dry finish.. Only thing it tastes more alcoholic than it says it is! Palate is fine..good enough for style. Good beer but not the greatest Okto
09-22-2013 15:45:35 | More by Reidrover
3.75/5 rDev +1.9%
10-13-2013 18:32:26 | More by HuskyinPDX
3.85/5 rDev +4.6%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
Rich clear brassy hue, decent suds. Malty nose, toasted bread, grassy, herbal hop, clean and grainy. Moderate sized body, very smooth, full malt jacket, toasted grain, hay, peppery hop, modest bitterness, bread, faintly herbal, mild alcoholic warmth, clean drying finish.
Love the maltiness here, very well put together with some layers within. Brewed right to style and drinkable to say the least. Yet another very good lager creation from Full Sail.
09-22-2013 00:59:33 | More by Jason
3.88/5 rDev +5.4%
One of our favorite times of the year is when these malt-driven lagers begin to hit store shelves! Full Sail Brewing Company introduced their märzen in their ever-evolving LTD Series. The beer pours a crystal clear, mahogany color with a moderate amount of off-white head capping the brew. Rich, grainy caramel notes and a touch of toasted bread lead the nose to believe the brew will be on the slightly sweet side. Toasted malt flavors open this malt-driven style. Hints of bread and caramel pull through to the light, grassy hop finish. Medium-full in body, this Oktoberfest is a good representation of the style.
10-10-2013 22:52:15 | More by phishsihq
3.98/5 rDev +8.2%
Picked up at the COOP tonight... Pours a very clear amber... Nice head but little lacing.. no real complaints.
Nose is all about the malts... I would guess a hint of dark Munich... nice toasty presence.. very clean.
Malty through and through without ever being "sweet".... minor spicy hoppiness, but it is in the background as expected.
Well done... I really like this one... The LTD series has been tickling my lager itch for a while and this is fresh and pretty wonderful.
09-06-2013 05:08:20 | More by JohnGalt1
4/5 rDev +8.7%
09-29-2013 04:40:27 | More by tzieser
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Lakeside Lodge in Lake Norman
- bedrooms 7
- baths 3
- sleeps 20
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,250 - $ 3,250 / week
vacation rental description
Welcome to the Lakeside Lodge, a very large and comfortable
lakefront 7 bedroom/3bath luxury log home nestled in a quiet deep water cove on
Lake Norman.
This 4300 sq ft home speaks quality throughout with top of
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Also the lower level living room has wonderful sitting area with a leather sofa that opens into a queen-size sleeper as well. The lower level kitchen and bar is also fully stocked with everything
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guests. The dining table is great for playing cards, games as well.
The private dock is a very nice feature with deep year round
water great for swimming and enjoying the lake. The walkway from the house to
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night. We offer boat rentals and can have the boat of your choice sitting at
the dock waiting for your arrival.
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experience. We invite you and your family to come enjoy fine living on Lake
Norman in this custom lakeside home.
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property availability
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house rental amenities
Large Flat Panel TV in Great room, 42" Flat panel in Den, 42", MasterBedroom has a 26" Flat panel, all other bedrooms have 19"Flat panel TV's, Air Conditioning, Phone, Wireless Internet Connection, Cable TV, Stereo, CD Player, Playstation II, Pool Table, Ping-Pong Table top, Board Games, Playing Cards. Full kitchen with Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator with Ice Maker. The kitchen has all the small appliances - coffee maker, toaster, blender, mixer, crock pot. Pots, pans, dishes, glasses, utensils. High Efficiency washer, Dryer. Gas Grill.
Closest marina is Mountain Creek Marina
Closest grocery store is Food Lion in Denver (west on Highway 150) - 130 South Highway 16, zip code 28037
Mooresville, about 10 miles east on Highway 150 has Super Target, Super Wal-Mart, Harris Teeter, Chain restaurants - Red Robin, O'Charlies, Lone Star, Old Hickory Tavern, Golden Corral, Starbucks and many more. Shopping - old Navy, Dick's Sporting Goods, Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, Rack Room Shoes, Michaels, Marshalls, Ross, just to name a few. You can google Restaurants/Shopping in Mooresville for a complete list.
activities and attractions in Lake Norman Heartland
YMCA Gym, Golfing, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing, Shopping, Restaurants, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Windsurfing, Jet Skiing
If the Lake is not enough check out some of the local attractions:
Latta plantation, Asheboro zoo, Race shop museums, Charlotte Fine Arts and Dining, OmniMax Theater, Discovery Place, Charlotte Speedway, Hickory Furniture Mart, Carowinds, State Park, Lazy 5 Ranch, just to name a few!
vacation rental rates
We accept MasterCard, Visa, AmericanExpress, Discover and personal checks. A 25% deposit is required to confirm reservation and the balance is due 90 days before arrival. We hold verbal reservations for 24 hours.
This home is for vacation rental purposes only. We do not allow weddings, receptions, rehearsal dinners, parties, events or reunions involving more people than the house sleeps.
Please note you must be over the age of 26 to rent this property.
Please check our calendar for available dates.
Please visit our Website - www skybluevacation com
Weekly Pricing:
Jan - Feb: $1250
Mar - $1495
April - $1795
May - $2250 ( weekly rental only memorial race week)
June - August $3500 (weekly rentals only Saturday-to-Saturday)
September - $2250 ( weekly rental only labor day week)
October - 1795
Nov- Dec: $1495
Thanksgiving & Christmas: $1595 (full weeks only)
Nightly Rates:
Jan - Feb $350
March $400
April $450
May $500
September $500
October - $450
November - December $400
Tax 7%
Cleaning fee $190
Refundable damage security deposit $250
We Accept MasterCard, Visa, American Ecpress, Discover and personal checks.
25% deposit to hold reservation and balance due 90 days prior to arrival
Cancellations 90 days or more prior to arrival for full refund
Boat Rentals:
24 ft Pontoon boat rentals available year round:
$1,050 weekly or $250 per day + 7% NC tax and fuel
Reservations required
Damage deposit $300
Must be age 25 up to rent
Todd and Becky Young 828-478-1424
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SOMERSET County Council has said it is investigating whether school meals being served to pupils is laced with horsemeat.
A spokesman told the County Gazette: "We are liaising with schools and catering contractors to make sure that the food chain to Somerset schools is safe."
LJ Potter Partners says it has taken steps to recall meat delivered to France.
The firm also said it hasn't processed horses this week.
A full statement read: "LJ Potter Partners warned DEFRA that the Horse Passport Regulations would not ensure public health when the regulations were being drafted into British Law.
"All equines humanely destroyed by us have been accompanied by their passport permitting entry to the food chain.
"In addition to EU Regulations all suppliers are required to sign a declaration declaring that the animal has not been treated with drugs that would require permanent exclusion from the food chain, and that withdrawal periods have been observed for permitted drugs; prior to the 2005 regulations we required a strict 28 day withdrawal from all medication and in those circumstances we had zero positive test results for residues of Phenylbutozone during a period covering more than 20 years.
"We wish to produce meat that is wholesome, nutritious, good value and, most importantly, safe.
"The current EU Regulations have been proved, beyond all doubt, to be ineffective in permitting us to do this; they additionally are inappropriately excluding large numbers of horses from the legitimate food chain.
"It is our belief that this has been the causal condition that has led to large numbers of horses entering the food chain illegitimately.
"The fraudulent misrepresentation of horsemeat is a direct consequence of ignorant, mis-informed, badly drafted EU legislation.
"It is our belief that the majority of equines with a passport signed out of the food chain have a similar residue profile to those permitted to enter the food chain, and that the current news story proves that the Horse Passport Regulations 2005 & 2009 are wholly inappropriate to the control of equines permitted to enter the food chain.
"Having been informed of positive samples taken over the past two weeks, we have already taken steps to recall meat delivered to France in order to protect our French customers.
"We have, also, not processed horses this week to permit the FSA to put in place a test that is able to provide results prior to meat being despatched.
"We believe that this interim measure will ensure public safety. We will not process horses again until these measures are in place.
"We firmly believe that the humane destruction of horses for the human food chain has an important role to play in ensuring horse welfare, as otherwise unwanted horses would be left to enter a downward spiral to neglect.
"We are seeking a fundamental reappraisal of the legislation to permit our legitimate industry to perform its dual role in protecting horse welfare and providing customers who wish to purchase and consume horsemeat with a product in which they can be confident."
THE County Gazette has this afternoon been told by Stillman's that traces of bute found in carcasses slaughtered at its abattoir has nothing to do with them.
The firm says LJ Potter Partners, which slaughtered the six horse carcasses, simply rents its abattoir in Staplegrove one day a week.
Stillman's reiterated it does not buy or sell anything to do with horses.
BUTE, also known as phenylbutazone, in an anti-inflammatory drug potentially dangerous to humans.
But the UK's chief medical officer Dame Sally Davies said the risk was low.
In a statement, she said: "We are working closely with FSA and Defra to investigate how horsemeat got into the UK food chain.
"There is nothing to suggest a safety risk to consumers who may have eaten the products. All of the retailers involved so far have removed potentially affected products from their shelves.
"Phenylbutazone is used to treat some people who suffer from ankylosing spondylitis, a type of arthritis.
"However, there are international checks to prevent phenylbutazone from entering the food chain because there is a low risk of serious effects – such as aplastic anaemia – in some people.
"As such, it presents a limited public health risk and I support the FSA advice that it should be excluded from the food chain.
"There is currently no indication that phenylbutazone – bute – is present in any of the products that have been identified in this country but the FSA has ordered further tests to confirm this.
"It's understandable that people will be concerned, but it is important to emphasise that, even if bute is found to be present at low levels, there is a very low risk indeed that it would cause any harm to health."
A SLAUGHTERHOUSE in Somerset has been caught up in the horsemeat scandal.
Six horse carcasses slaughtered by LJ Potter Partners at Stillman's (Somerset) Ltd 'may have entered the food chain,' the Food Standards Agency announced today (February 14).
The FSA has been testing for the presence of bute, which is not allowed to enter the food chain, since January 30 and said traces were found in six carcasses from Stillman's and sent to France.
The agency is gathering information on the carcasses and will work with the French authorities to trace them.
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8:58pm Fri 15 Feb 13
Jamesey says...
"Laced - To add a substance, especially an intoxicant or narcotic, to"
Surely "containing" would be more appropriate?
12:36pm Mon 18 Feb 13
Themilkmanofhumankindness says...
ly the cheap processed meat that we feel we have to feed to our future generations.
And how do we get to find out what is our food or to police the ever increasing need to make a profit at every stage of the food chain...... We certainly don't do it by closing down an established highly qualified food enforcement laboratory as is the case by Somerset County Council in a desperate attempt to saving a small amount of money.... So who is going to test the meat that the council is supplying our schools.... Certainly not the Somerset laboratory .... Instead it will be transported across the county ( not to dissimilar to that of the meat they are testing)...to be tested at a higher price that they cold have done with Somerset employees......
4:07pm Mon 18 Feb 13
midnightflipflop says...
It's the same market forces that created this uncertainty with our food supply that has led to Somerset County Council closing their food testing labs. A short sighted decision determined by market forces not the welfare of the community it is supposed to serve.
10:30am Tue 19 Feb 13
Armchairdetectives?! says...
"You know, I don't think there's a single piece of meat in this stew." Scary.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
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DeSean Jackson finally saw his payday, signing a five-year, $51 million deal, with $15 million reportedly guaranteed. At only 25 and entering his fifth season, he's in a perfect position to maximize his talent the next few years. His only obstacle is his attitude.
Jackson created a negative locker-room atmosphere that backfired last season as teammates chastised him, fans turned against him and the team even suspended him. I don't believe in players who put themselves above the team and teammates when already under contract. Those players are the ones I believe are likely to drop their elite production once they see their payday. However, in this case, I believe Jackson won't be allowed to slack off, considering his teammates, the coaching staff and the fans will be watching him closely.
Expectations were high for Jackson in 2011, but he disappointed with 58-961-4 receiving on 104 targets. That's an average of 3.9 catches for 64.1 yards and 0.27 TDs in 15 games, but despite the disappointment, those numbers are not far off his career average. Remember, he's been a starter since entering the NFL and has a per-game average of 3.8 catches for 68.1 yards and 0.35 TDs in 60 games.
He may be overvalued going into the season, especially if the inconsistent QB play from last season rears its head in 2012. Michael Vick's style of play makes him prone to injury. Although Jackson is a valuable receiver, his attitude and true numbers, as opposed to his perceived value, give him some risk on draft day. Understand what you're drafting.


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PHOENIX -- In a season of frustration for the D-backs, even the extra work they are putting in does not seem to help.
Tuesday, the team went through infield and outfield drills before taking batting practice as part of a continuing effort to improve a defense that ranks near the bottom of the National League.
Later that night, the D-backs committed a pair of miscues in the pivotal fifth inning as the Phillies went on to win, 4-3.
"We've brought about as much attention to defense as any team that I've ever been on or been a part of," D-backs manager A.J. Hinch said. "And that leads to the frustrating part with as much time and effort that we are putting into it that we're not delivering key defensive plays."
Compounding the problem is that Arizona's errors seem to come at crucial parts of the game and also in bunches, giving teams not just one extra out an inning, but as was the case on Tuesday night, a pair of them.
So once a homestand the team will continue to put in the extra work.
"It's in there, it's in this team to play solid defense and to play complete games," Hinch said. "I really want to focus on the problems, I want to address the problems, but at the same time I know it's in there, I believe it's in there and this team could be better."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Just got home from a 10 day visit to Orlando. This home was so close to Orlando, yet far enough away from the hustle and bustle. The home was extremely clean and very roomy for the 6 of us. Michelle was very responsive in answering my questions. The kids absolutely LOVED the screened in pool, especially for those last night swims to cool off after a day in the heat. I would absolutely recommend this property to anyone looking for a get away.
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I am the property owner – full transparency here! We just started renting out our vacation home at the end of last year. In April, our family finally got to use the house for the first time for a vacation. Six of us headed down. There was my wife and me, three boys and one girlfriend. We flew into Orlando late at night and got to the house around midnight. There was no way we could sleep – we were too excited to be here. We turned on the patio/pool lights and relaxed in our heated pool and sauna tub. Ahhh… What a feeling! We toured Universal Studios and experienced the magic of Disney – both a short drive away. We also drove out to the gulf coast for the first time and had a beach day – relaxing. We have worked to make the house enjoyable for all ages. We collect Coca-Cola memorabilia – We had a lot of fun converting the garage into a Coca-Cola themed games room. We equipped the game room with a basketball arcade game and Ping-Pong. We also love movies – so we converted the living room into a movie themed room with large screen TV and surround sound. There was a lot of fun and relaxation – the kids keep asking when is the next trip!!! Our property managers (Kim & Paul) are amazing. They have been instrumental in ensuring our guests have a great vacation. We hope you will consider our home for your vacation - we want to exceed your expectations! Happy Vacationing! Robert Craig


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Three in court after Canvey police chase
Updated 10:59am Tuesday 11th February 2014 in News By Paul Nizinskyj
THREE people will appear at court today following a police car and helicopter chase on Canvey.
The suspects appear at Southend Magistrates' Court today following a burglary yesterday in which an Audi A2 was stolen from Central Avenue.
Carl Wood, 24, of First Avenue, Canvey, has been charged with burglary, theft of a motor vehicle, dangerous driving, drink driving, using a vehicle without insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.
Callum Hutchins, 18, of Mornington Road, Canvey, has been charged with burglary and theft of a motor vehicle.
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New York Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks is having a solid day with four receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown as the Giants lead the Saints 35-27 in the third quarter. Nicks had injury concerns coming into this game, but it has not kept him from making an impact.
Nicks has been targeted six times by Eli Manning and is showing no signs of an injured knee. Nicks only had 585 yards and two touchdowns coming into this game, as injuries have slowed his season. Nicks appears to be healthy now and the Giants hope the one-two punch of Nicks and Cruz can finish strong.
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The flu has officially become an "epidemic" according to the National Centers for Disease Control.
Local health experts have been keeping a close eye on the problem and have some advice to help those who get sick.
Pharmacies in Northwest Florida tell us they've been surprised by this cold and flu season for one simple reason.
"It started before October 1. We were kinda surprised by it. Usually when the kids go back to school it flare's up, it becomes crazy at that point. But it comes early and it's stayed," said Adam Bass.
Bass, pharmacy tech at the Cantonment Pharmacy says when folks come in here with cold and flu symptoms, Adam and the pharmacy team offer up some simple advice.
"Go ahead and start any kind of medication, if you have it at home for the aches and stuff. I really recommend going to the doctor this year, not to wait around," Bass said.
The director of the Centers for Disease Control says the flu vaccine is far from perfect., but it remains the best way to protect yourself from getting the flu. Especially for children and older Americans.
And one might think that with the cold and flu season arriving early, we might be out of the woods.
But Bass says that might not be the case.
"It seemed like it had been slowing down a little bit as of late. But I was just reading on the internet that the virus, the flu this year, is very resilient and will be around for a while longer this year," he said.
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Changes coming to Obama administration for second term -- but not while fiscal cliff threatens
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Big changes are coming to President Barack Obama's administration -- just not right away.
The White House is making the nation's high-stakes fiscal crisis its top priority coming out of the election, underscoring the vital importance of averting severe year-end tax increases and spending cuts, not just for the economy but in setting the tone for Obama's second term.
Still, Obama is weighing replacements for high-profile officials expected to leave his Cabinet and the White House soon. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton both want to step down but have indicated a willingness to push their departures into next year, or at least until successors are confirmed. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta also wants to retire next year.
"The first thing is to try to find a way out of the box we're in with regards to the fiscal cliff," said Tom Daschle, the former Senate majority leader who is close to Obama. "When the new Congress convenes they'll begin the nominating process for what I expect will be a good number of vacancies."
Obama privately delved into both issues Thursday, his first full day back in Washington following his re-election on Tuesday. The president and his team were also assessing how congressional Republicans were positioning themselves following the election before saying much publicly about his second term.
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President Barack Obama is weighing replacements for several White House aides and Cabinet members expected to leave before his second term begins, or early in his second term.
Among those expected to leave and some names mentioned as possible replacements (in parentheses):
-- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton. (Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass.; U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice; former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman; Deputy Secretary of State William Burns).
-- Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. (White House chief of staff Jack Lew; former Bill Clinton chief of staff Erskine Bowles).
-- Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. (Ashton Carter, Panetta's deputy; Michele Flournoy, former Defense Department policy chief).
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Defense officials: 7 Navy SEALs punished for disclosing classified information to video maker
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Seven members of the secretive Navy SEAL Team 6, including one involved in the mission to get Osama bin Laden, have been punished for disclosing classified information, senior Navy officials said Thursday.
Four other SEALs are under investigation for similar alleged violations, one official said.
The SEALs are alleged to have divulged classified information to the maker of a video game called "Medal of Honor: Warfighter."
Each of the seven received a punitive letter of reprimand and a partial forfeiture of pay for two months. Those actions generally hinder a military member's career.
The deputy commander of Naval Special Warfare Command, Rear Adm. Garry Bonelli, issued a statement acknowledging that nonjudicial punishments had been handed out for misconduct, but he did not offer any details.
Gas to be rationed in NYC, Long Island to ease hourslong lines for fuel after superstorm
NEW YORK (AP) -- With long gas lines persisting more than a week after Superstorm Sandy, New York imposed a gasoline rationing plan Thursday that lets motorists fill up every other day.
Police will be at gas stations Friday morning to enforce the new system in New York City and on Long Island. Gas will be available to drivers with license-plate numbers ending in an odd number or a letter on Friday. On Saturday, drivers with license plates that end in even numbers or zero can fuel up.
"It'll be bad. How am I going to get my jobs done?" said Parris Hancock, a driver for a Manhattan catering company who makes deliveries from morning to night. "I'll have to get up at 4 a.m. and just keep going back for gas and waiting in long lines."
Officials said something had to be done to ease the long waits for fuel, which they say has caused panic-buying and hoarding.
"This is designed to let everybody have a fair chance, so the lines aren't too oppressive and that we can get through this," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
Frustration and anger mount over lingering power outages after Sandy; Cuomo blasts utilities
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (AP) -- Vincent Pina finally saw a couple of utility trucks coming down his street Thursday and started to wave in anticipation. But they just cruised past his house and kept on going.
He hung his head in resignation.
"The thing that gets me the most is that there is no flood damage. I don't have any branches down. I have no wires down," said the Long Islander, who put a hand-painted sign out front that read: "Still No Power."
So why, he wondered, was it taking so long to get electricity?
A week and a half after Superstorm Sandy slammed the coast and inflicted tens of billions of dollars in damage, hundreds of thousands of customers in New York and New Jersey are still waiting for the electricity to come back on, and lots of cold and tired people are losing patience. Some are demanding investigations of utilities they say aren't working fast enough.
Syrian children most common sight at refugee camp
ATMEH, Syria (AP) -- Most of the displaced people in the tent camp rising near this village on the Syrian-Turkish border are children.
All have fled the violence of Syria's civil war farther south. Many have seen violence themselves. Some have lost relatives, and most have trouble sleeping and panic when they hear loud noises or airplanes, their parents say.
Fighting between the forces of President Bashar Assad and rebels seeking to topple him has sent hundreds of thousands Syrians streaming into neighboring countries.
Rebel organizers say the Atmeh camp was born of necessity some three months ago when Turkey began drastically reducing the number of Syrians allowed to enter that country, leaving tens of thousands stranded in the border area.
Turkey says that more than 112,000 Syrian refugees are sheltering in Turkish camps, and that the crossing process has slowed because of stringent security checks.
Syria's main opposition bloc to pick chief, then decide whether to join new leadership group
DOHA, Qatar (AP) -- Syrian opposition leaders say they have made progress toward forging a broad-based leadership group sought by the international community.
Riad Seif, the author of the proposal, says the main opposition bloc, the Syrian National Council, deferred a decision until after a final round of internal elections Friday. Seif says some of the SNC members present during day-long talks Thursday signaled they accept the idea of setting up a new 60-member leadership group.
The leadership group is to serve as a conduit for foreign support for those trying to oust President Bashar Assad.
The SNC is hesitant because it would receive only 22 seats to make room for activists inside Syria. Seif says the SNC will make a final decision Friday afternoon, after picking a new chief and executive committee.
Judge sentences man to life in prison for shooting Ariz. Rep. Giffords, killing 6 in rampage
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Gabrielle Giffords limped to the front of the courtroom and stared silently Thursday as she came face-to-face for the first time with the man who tried to kill her.
The former congresswoman hadn't been near Jared Lee Loughner since the deadly rampage outside a meet-and-greet at a supermarket that killed six people and left her partially blind, with a paralyzed right arm and brain injury.
Giffords' astronaut husband told Loughner what Giffords couldn't, before he was sentenced to seven life terms for the January 2011 slayings and attempted assassination of a member of Congress.
"Mr. Loughner, you may have put a bullet through her head, but you haven't put a dent in her spirit and her commitment to make the world a better place," Mark Kelly said.
Giffords, wearing a black brace around her torso, looked closely at the 24-year-old Loughner for several minutes without uttering a word.
Colts take 17-3 lead over Jaguars into halftime thanks to 2 rushing scores by Luck
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Colts rookie Andrew Luck ran for two touchdowns and Adam Vinatieri added a field goal as the Indianapolis Colts took a 17-3 lead into halftime against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday night.
Luck was surgical throughout the half, keeping drives alive with several long passes.
He scored on a close 4th-and-goal quarterback sneak for his second touchdown, prompting Jacksonville coach Mike Mularkey to throw his play sheet as he ran onto the field arguing for a review.
He was assessed a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty and told the play was reviewed and the ruling on the field confirmed.
That seven-play, 61-yard drive was set up by the Colts winning a challenge on a fumble by Laurent Robinson.


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A preliminary investigation revealed the teacher, Kristin Ohsfeldt, left the girl in the closet at A.B. Hill Elementary and then left. Ohsfeldt was suspended in January.
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Our two formal nights were spent in the Grand Epernay Dining Room where we were again treated like celebrities. Truly an experience to be waited upon like this. It was also a novelty to make an effort and get dressed for dinner every evening.
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"Being startled and not knowing what they had, and not being prepared to defend yourself."
A surprising start to one Fargo man's morning as he wakes up to a flashlight being shined in his face. Just before 3:00 Friday morning, John Fetsch woke up to two men in his home wearing ski masks.
"One guy was standing right there, he flashed the flashlight, I was sleeping right there, he flashed the flashlight from there,Thursday night, John couldn't get to sleep so he moved down into his basement of his home on the 2800 block of Park View Drive.
"That's when I woke up," he explains. "He was standing there, and another guy was in my office he was standing there, and I got up yelled at them and they high-tailed it out."Two men were in the process of robbing his home."I looked up and said 'HEY!' After yelling the two men took off out a door they had propped open. "By the time I had a chance to get up the stairs they were way gone."John says he may have left the back door unlocked, because there was no sign of a forced entry. "Excellent reminder to remind people to just to lock their doors. We do live in a safe community but things like this can happen," Fetsch explains.. saying his home didn't seem to be the only one they tried to break into."They hit one of these houses, and then they came through the back, and then they hit the house next to me, they didn't break in, and then they broke into my house."John and his neighbors say now they will take extra pre-cautions. "Well we'll lock our doors for sure, we'll double check that. And we also have a dog so that helps a little bit too."He never did get a good nights sleep.
"It's quite the way to wake up."He's thankful nothing was stolen but if anything were to happen again he'll be ready."So I'll be putting alarm systems put in, so you give me a minute and if I'm wide awake ill do what I have to do."
The burglars took off, and a Fargo Police K9 team scrambled over to track the scent but lost it where police think the men got into a car. Nothing was taken from the home, but Fetsch says he found one expensive item sitting out of place by the front door; He thinks the robbers set it aside, and forgot to grab in the rush out the front door.


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This weekend saw the Hogs far from home, in the decidely anti-Ozarks of Berkeley California. This series was the Diamond Hogs' first "real" test of the season, and they didn't disappoint, taking 2 of 3 from those pot-smoking hippies (present company excluded, John).
Hogs fell behind 2-3 late in Game 1, until blowing the game open with a 5-run 8th inning, headlined Zack Cox's 2-RBI single and James McCann's 3-run homer. Starting pitcher Mike Bolsinger had a workman-like performance, pitching a career-high 7 innings, with 6 Ks and only 1 ER. However, his performance was marred by 2 ERRs. Unfortunately, errors would become all-too-common throughout the series. Hogs win 7-3, with DJ Baxendale notching his third save of the season.
Game 2 saw the return of 2009's "cardiac Hogs", with multiple clutch situations. Zack Cox got the Hogs on the board with a 2-RBI single in the 3rd, with 2 outs. Tim Carver kept the theme going by hitting 2 HRs, headlined by his 3 run shot in the 5th, again with 2 outs. Starting pitcher Drew Smyly got into a jam early in the third inning, but managed to pitch his way out, escaping with only 1 unearned run. Smyly ended the day with 7 Ks and no earned runs through 5 innings. The Razorback bullpen let the Bears get back into the game, with reliever TJ Forrest immediately giving up a 3-run homer in the 6th. Cal attempted a rally in the bottom of the 9th, but came up far short, scoring only 1 run. Hogs take the series with the 9-5 win, with Smyly moving to 1-0 on the season. For an excellent eye-witness account by John Expat, see here.
Starting centerfielder Brett Eibner took the mound for Game 3, requiring significant shuffling of both the outfield and infield to accomodate him. Eibner will remain in the rotation throughout the season, which is a testament to the teamwork and flexibility this club is capable of. Eibner had a good showing, with 5 Ks, 1 ER, and only 3 hits through 5 innings. Unfortuately, the bullpen slipped up again, with Geoffry Davenport immediately giving up a 3-run shot with no out in the 6th. Cal would add 2 more in the 7th to pad their lead. The Hogs fall 0-6, snapping their 7 game win streak, with Eibner picking up the L. It was the first time the Hogs have been shutout since April 10, 2009, against Vandy. 8 runners get stranded on base, many in scoring position.
Arkansas delivers on its first real test of the season: on the road, 2000 miles from home, against a relative powerhouse in the baseball-heavy state of California. The Razorback offense has proven to be potent, but their defense needs a little work. They just seemed unable to not give up runs. Of course, the best defense if a good offense, but without some defensive improvement, they'll be unable to win those games where the offense just isn't "clicking". Also, errors are a concern, with the Hogs committing 9 over the weekend.
This week, the Hogs return to Baum for a mid-week series against South Dakota State on Tuesday and Wednesday, followed by a weekend series against Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Neither squad seems to be much to worry about, but should serve as a nice warm up for a HUGE series with #2 LSU down in Baton Rogue the following weekend. Hogs move up the rankings to #14, per Rivals, with a record of 8-2.


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NEW ORLEANS — For much of this season, Hornets point guard Greivis Vasquez has been a beacon of light for the team to follow.
Friday night, against the Houston Rockets, Vasquez spent 75 percent of the second half on the bench.
He wasn't injured, coach Monty Williams said. No, he just wasn't playing well.
His teammates took his cue.
New Orleans fell for the second consecutive game and third time in the past four, losing 100-82 to the Rockets.
"When you mess with the game, it has a way of messing with you and that's where we are right now," Williams said. "We saw that tonight, giving up points in transition, not being able to guard the ball, breakdowns and that's on me. I've got to get the team ready to play."
The Hornets (14-29) shot just 38.8 percent and made only 3 of 20 3-pointers, nearly 22 percent below their season average for treys. It didn't help that the Hornets were outrebounded by 10 and were outscored on the fast-break 20-9.
Vasquez, who has been the team's on-floor leader for much of the season, was just 1-for-6 for two points. He had six assists and two turnovers in only 24 minutes, his fewest minutes since playing 22 ½ on Dec. 7 against Memphis.
"He's got to play better," Williams said, "and he has got to understand that it's not going to be easy every night and that's a part of growing up. He'll be OK, but there comes a time when you have to sit him down and play the guys who are going to play the right way. And he'd be the first to tell you that he's not playing well right now."
James Harden led Houston (23-22) with 30 points and eight assists while Patrick Patterson added 18 points and tied a career high with 13 rebounds. Those two combined to break the game open.
After New Orleans scored four straight points to open the second half, pulling within 48-44, Houston's Kevin McHale called timeout.
The game never got closer.
Harden and Patterson combined for 16 points in a 16-2 run that put the game out of reach. New Orleans never got back within 10 points after Patterson's tip-in with 8:37 to play in the third quarter.
"Guys found me," said Harden, who compiled his 13th game of at least 30 points this season. "We got some shots to fall. This game was probably our best defensive game all year as far as four quarters really locking in."
New Orleans, meanwhile, now goes on a Super Bowl road trip, playing five games on the road in the next 11 days.
Williams said the key to breaking out of this mini-slump will be getting back to defensive basics.
"We certainly have to guard the ball better," Williams said. "That's a premium for us. This year has been a bit of a quandary because we haven't to deal with that. Our first two years here we always guarded the ball well and have been good at pick-and-roll defense."


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On the 12th day of Christmas my true love sent to me twelve drummers drumming! This fun printable shows the twelfth day in this classic Christmas song. Your child can practice reading and counting while getting into the holiday spirit. Parents can help read along (or sing along!).
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Early Life and Family:
Blake Lewis was born July 21, 1981. He grew up in Bothell, Washington, a small town in the Seattle area. His parents are Dallas and Dinah Lewis. Reportedly, Blake Lewis began singing at the age of 5. He was also very interested in playing the drums from an early age. Today, Blake plays guitar, piano, and drums.
Blake Lewis - Singer:
Blake Lewis participated in school choir groups in junior high and high school. He took part in a variety of competitions and tours with school groups. Blake Lewis has also performed onstage acting and singing in musicals and comedies. In recent years Blake has been writing songs and was putting together a solo album at the time he went to audition for American Idol.
Blake Lewis - Beatboxer:
At the age of 17 Blake Lewis began beatboxing after being inspired by Matthew Selby, a former member of the Los Angeles a capella group M-Pact. In 1998, Blake joined the group Kickshaw and toured with them for 5 years until they disbanded. He can be heard beatboxing on their recording Put It In the Microphone.
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Blake Lewis auditioned for American Idol in Seattle, Washington. In his audition he performed Seal's "Crazy." Blake's beatboxing has made apperances multiple times in the course of the show's season. Sometimes it works and sometimes not. The most dramatic use of beatboxing took place in a complete reworking of Bon Jovi's "You Give Love a Bad Name." Blake Lewis advanced to American Idol's finale as one of the final two contestants.
What Type of Recording Artist Will Blake Lewis Be?:
Blake Lewis has been perhaps the most unpredictable of the contestants on the 2007 edition of American Idol. He says that he wants his music to have pop, electronic, jazz, and hip hop elements. Among his stated favorite artists are Maroon 5, 311, and electronic music star BT.


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October 11, 2011
Sue Skaskiw, the Director of Vermont Volunteer Services for Animals Humane Society (VVSA), appeared on the Channel 3 News Tuesday morning for Everything Animals to talk about a big pet food donation.
Twenty-eight pallets of pet food has been donated. VVSA will distribute the food to those in need of puppy, dog and cat food.
Skaskiw says Irene, and the rising cost of feeding the 'extended family members' has seriously impacted many Vermonters and this effort is a statewide offer of food that will help make the winter months a bit easier on those that are in need of help.
They are encouraging food shelves, humane societies, points of food distribution, and those in need to call VVSA at 672-5302 to arrange for pick up in the next few weeks.
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I am thrilled that you are visiting us on-line, and invite you to take a look through the entire website for important and valuable information. The Center for Campus Life is here to provide assistance to each of you, as a member of the RIT community, while you seek your own unique way of contributing to or connecting with life in the extended activities' and events' "classroom"; the classroom beyond your academic environments, and designed to support and enhance your student experience.
Through programming design, implementation, and support, our efforts aim to provide opportunities for students to connect with other students, faculty and staff. The programs and related services we coordinate meet a variety of broad and diverse needs. From helping students to create their own club to sponsoring student led events, from inviting and informing the campus about the active social environment and fraternity and sorority life at RIT to encouraging the pursuit of hobbies related to your own personal interests, the Center seeks to provide something for everyone!
Staff from the Center also manage and coordinate services in our campus' Student Alumni Union. The SAU is host to a variety of student and staff departments. Each of these offices is central to creating and maintaining a diverse and healthy campus community. Feel free to visit the Club Resource Center - located in the RITreat at the SAU, and the SAU Information Desk - in the first floor lobby of the SAU, to learn more about the specific departments and offices in the building, and about how you can connect with events, organizations, and staff members!
My hope is that as you tour this website, you will learn more about the exciting and dynamic community RIT provides for students wishing to be involved at any and all levels! And, that you will see the enthusiasm and commitment our Campus Life staff has in their ultimate goal of supporting your success. If you have any questions, or would like to provide feedback about additions and updates to the site, please do not hesitate to contact me. Again, welcome, and I am so grateful for your visit!
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Classes will be sold in 5-week packages with special student rates available.
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All classes have limited space and are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Sculpt is a yoga inspired workout that tones your whole body. Free weights used in the class allow you to personalize the intensity of your workout. During this 4-week program you will build lean muscle, burn calories, and boost your metabolism.
Spinning is a great way to offer a calorie burn comparable to aerobics without the high-level of joint impact.
TRX is high intensity resistance suspension training. During this 6-week program you will push your body to the next level. These intense workouts will build your strength, balance, and flexibility. Are you ready for the challenge?
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Basic Yoga incorporates all yoga fundamentals and is designed to increase strength, flexibility, and endurance. This class is a great way to enhance all aspects of the body and mind.
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Have you taken a few intro to power yoga classes, and you are curious about what is next? Intermediate power yoga is a class designed to support your transition.
This class will incorporate all aspects of an energizing, calorie burning workout. This easy to follow Latin-inspired dance aerobics will move every part of your body. A sure way to fire anyone up!
Boot Camp
Do you want a true fintess challange? Boot Camp incorporates a wide variety of programs and exercises that will deepen your fitness base and sculpt your body.
Karate for fitness. This course will encorporate karate movements with body movements in an aerobic manner.
Classes: Monday and Wednesday. 4-5pm