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Dora Fire Chief Chris Edwards posted a notice of the order on the department's Facebook page, as well as the city's Facebook page. He said that no burn permits would be issued during this time and fines would be enforced for outdoor burning.
Edwards also said his department was being inundated with grass and brush fire calls over the last week.
Jasper Fire Capt. Alan Clark said his department also was seeing a higher than normal number of fire calls related to the wind and low humidity.
"We are use to having more humidity around here," Clark said. "Everything is just really dry."
Jason Berry of the Alabama Forestry Commission said his agency has been fighting fires all over the county and state as well. He encouraged people not to burn and to never leave something burning unattended, but also encouraged homeowners to protect their houses.
"We try to get our homeowners to be proactive and create a defensible space around their houses," Berry said.
Berry said the wind and sun can dry short grasses out and turn them into easily-lit fuel within an hour or so, creating a perfect environment for a small fire to get out of control.
"People get a false sense of security with the cold weather," Berry said.
He said in the last week, local fires have burned more than 100 acres, and a fire two weeks ago in Townley burned approximately 156 acres in an hour.
Several grass fires, including one in Sumiton and one in Dora, as well as a few in west Walker County have also claimed structures, including houses and numerous trailers.
The bottom line, according to the experts, is that the risk isn't worth it.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- The Federal Aviation Admission (FAA) cannounced Friday that they will close 149 federal contact towers, including Central Illinois Regional Airport's tower.
The tower closures are due to sequester cuts.
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Airport officials say that they are looking into options to ensure that the tower will stay open.
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As a member of the VFW Honor Guard, he's spent 1,100 hours at 350 military funerals.
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"I don't think it should be just one day. I think it should be every day, people paying respect to our veterans," he says.
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"I'd do it again if they called on me. But I'm 85-years-old. I don't think they want to call on me anymore," he says.
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Dennie graduated from Cape Coral High School just a week ago and will officially join the United States Marine Corps on Tuesday.
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"It's the Packers, It's the play offs...we have to leave it all out there." Lance Briggs summed it up pretty well on Thursday. In 10 seasons Briggs has been through 20 Packer Weeks. But the last 5 have all led to losses which only builds his disdain for the Bears biggest rival.
He's not alone, of course- see Brandon Marshall from Wednesday. But it certainly does not help when comments are made like the one Green Bay Tight End Jermichael Finley told FOXSports Wisconsin Wednesday: "
Urlacher is at the end of his career and he's playing a little slow out there. I don't think they're losing too much if he's out. Putting another guy in might help them a little." To which Briggs simply said "He's an idiot...just suit up and play."
The Bears LineBacker went on to say Finley's comments won't have any impact on the way the Bears play or the outcome of the game, "so it really doesn't matter." DJ Moore echoed that adding, "Some people talk trash better than they play." That was safe for Moore...but still a little jab.
Nick Roach - who is replacing Urlacher at middle linebacker- downplayed all the talk saying " We just got to win, nothing more. It doesn't have to be emotional or dramatic- we just have to win."
Aaron Rogers has made that more difficult with his mobility and accuracy. Briggs noted that Rogers is the reason the Packers are always in every game. They have won 7 of 8 heading in and since being named starter in Green Bay, Rogers has won 8 of 10 against the Bears throwing 16 touchdowns to just 6 interceptions. But his 2 losses in this series have both come at Soldier field- so there's that. And both have been by the same 20-17 score- which is more ironic than noteworthy...in my opinion.
Finley later back tracked via twitter saying he meant no disrespect to Urlacher - "calling him a hall of fame player and person"- but the words were heard around Halas hall as the bears returned to practice trying to stay more focused on what's at stake rather than all the trash talk swirling around their biggest game of the season.
SPECIAL TEAMS TRANSITION: It's never a good thing to replace your kicker in December, especially when that kicker is the 5th most accurate in NFL history. Robbie Gould's injury is devastating to the Bears special teams, but Dave Toub gave his vote of confidence to veteran Olindo Mare.
He's a 16 year veteran which played a role in the Bears signing him that and he made all his kicks in Tuesday's try out. Who has ever gone 100% in a job interview? That spoke volumes to the Bears who need to have confidence in a kicker from 40+ yards...the offense hasn't gotten into the red zone consistently enough for that to be different.
But the loss of Sharrick McMannis and Craig Steltz is notable. Toub would not go into all the details of their adjustments because...well, he's not going to tell Green Bay everything- but the Special Teams unit was the last off the practice field....if that is any indication that changes are being made.
INJURIES: The injury report remains lengthy...but improving and Lovie cleared up any concern over Cutler being banged up with a neck and knee injury. He expects his QB to go fully on Sunday. Out today were: Earl Bennett, Michael Bush, Tim Jennings, Shea McClellin, Henry Melton ( Personal Reasons) and Brian Urlacher.
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Imagine if he gets injured in the remaining two games
Imagine if he gets injured in the remaining two games
They could have just told the Sixers not to bowl him, like they did with NSW the last time he played this tournament. That was a joke as well, but it better then them not allowing him to play the final games.
The reasoning behind letting him play the next two games, I presume is to give the Sixers a chance to make the next round. Pretty sure CA get a percent of earnings if the Sixers make it through to the next round. Basically Watson earns them the extra cash and then comes home.
The boards complain when players sign up for all these leagues and become mercenaries. But when they can get some money from it is ok for them to treat the players like mercenaries. Love the double standards.
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Geez they could have made their minds up earlier aka before the tournament, that way the Sixers could sort their tactics now they are having to go and change them on the go.
We've started well, got Gambhir out, good over from Batesy.
It's good being a fan of every team, against an IPL Franchise.
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Azhar on a hat-trick...
Nope, didn't manage it, but great comeback from The Aces.
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- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
2 in 2 for Azhar, what a legend.
Batsman I tolerate: V. Richards, S. Tendulkar, E. Morgan, N. Hussain. KEVIN O F******* BRIEN
Double wicket maiden. Can't have been too many of them in T20.
Now he gets Mccullum!
Should be playing for Pakistan
McCullum goes. Nothing sort of a poke to a wide one from Azhar.
Auckland slight favs from here, IMHO.
Just got in in time to see the last over.
Yousless Pathan showing once again that he can only score against buffy bowling.
Craig Kieswetter - best forward defensive in T20 cricket
Hopefully AA chase this down, Narine will be trouble though
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Mary Bell Cooksley, Age 91, of Weissert, NE, October 20th
Mary Bell Cooksley, age 91, of Weissert, Nebraska, died at her home October 20, 2011. Funeral services will be Wednesday October 26, 2011 at 2 P.M. at the United Methodist Church in Broken Bow with Pastor Todd Karges officiating. Visitation will be Tuesday, October 25, 2011 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Govier Brothers Mortuary with family greeting friends from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Burial will be at Lone Tree Cemetery at Weissert, NE. Mary Bell was born September 12, 1920 on French Table near Weissert to Frank Joseph and Hetty Bell Haumont. She attended elementary school(1-8) at Elton School; Rose Valley School for grades 9 & 10: and graduated from Broken Bow Public Schools in 1937. She was valedictorian of her class.
She then attended the University of Nebraska graduating in 1942 with a Bachelor of Science degree. After her education she taught Home Economics at Page, NE. On December 25, 1942, she was married to U S Army Lt. Leo C. Cooksley. Following his nine years of military service, they moved in 1949 to their farm near Weissert where they raised their family.
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Pesky "Soup" takes it in a round table decision over Niklas Hagman.
Vince Trocheck ranked first in faceoffs, second in shootout shooters (probably based on reputation, as he's gone 1-for-5 this year, but was 5-for-10 last year and 3-for-5 the year before), and third for "most dangerous in the goal area" by the coaches. I think he should maybe have gotten a few more mentions, especially for defensive forward and penalty killer (hello league leader in shorthanded goals), but three is obviously not bad at all and Plymouth has a ton of guys to put up for these things.
From the Sun-Sentinel: The captain of the (OHL's Plymouth) Whalers, Jenks was second on the team this past season in goals (23), assists (40) and points (63) in 52 regular season games (4 goals, 8 assists in 9 playoff games). The only teammate with more goals, assists and points: fellow center Tyler Seguin, who's rated the No. 1 overall prospect by NHL Central Scouting and is expected to go in the top two picks of this year's draft. Jenks' OHL numbers can be found here.
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Alvarez vs Trout Preview and Poll-Vote Now!, Preview and Discuss (Different Choices Due to Fight's Location)
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Thank You!!!! Red HEAD WAY to step up. We could see an undefeated fight lose come May 4th. Maybe two undefeated fighters get tested. Broner and Red Head.... Come on May 4th! Trout better not take a dive!
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Trout apparently confirms it on his Twitter too:
"Austin Trout @NoDoubtTrout
Are you ready? #TroutNation #TeamTrout #TroutCanelo"
Leon, I don't think that anyone is saying that Trout is the end all be all and I disagree quite a bit with comparing him to Paul Williams, but the man is a proper boxer who now has the chance to show that he's elite. Trout/Rodriguez was a cagey bout. Rodriguez knows his craft. Not sure if you watched FNF last night, but Rodriguez is at a more than respectable level. Not an elite guy, but definitely above average.
You should check out Trout's fight against Alvarez' older brother (Rigoberto Alvarez). That's a nice subplot that will be part of the marketing for this match. 'Saul's revenge'....
Anyway, picking 'No Doubt.' Will be a good match.
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Brook Lopez practiced on Monday for the first time since spraining his right foot on November 28 in Boston and is listed as a game-time decision for the Brooklyn Nets' critical game against the New York Knicks on Tuesday night. His status does come with words of caution, which has been common since the man in the middle has been out of action. Head coach Avery Johnson told reporters "The chances he is going to play tomorrow are not very high," so whether Lopez is actually on the court will be determined by his "recovery" Tuesday morning.
The Nets are crossing their fingers, because they need Lopez back and not a moment too soon. The Brooklynites are 1-4 in the games Lopez (18.5 ppg, 6.8 rpg, 2.5 blocks per game) has missed, bottoming out with a discouraging 97-88 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday. With owner Mikhail Prokhorov watching his $330 million-plus team from his luxury box, the Nets scored a season-low 31 first-half points on 27.7 percent shooting and trailed by as many as 29 before mounting a fourth-quarter rally.
It's already a crisis in Kings County. Moral victories from the New Jersey Nets were acceptable, not a team with expectations almost as high as Prokhorov's bank account. Missing Lopez in the paint, the Nets gave up an average of 109.3 points a game in three previous defeats. Andray Blatche has filled in capably, but he's far from the defensive force that Lopez is and his presence in the starting five has weakened the bench.
If Lopez is out again on Tuesday, that may be a recipe for disaster against the 15-5 Knicks and their relentless big man, Tyson Chandler.
"I hope (we're not playing like we're waiting for Lopez)," said Deron Williams. "I don't want to think like that. We definitely want him back but we don't want to think you can't win without him. That's never how you should come into the game, thinking because you don't have one or two players you don't have a chance to win."
After the Knicks on Tuesday, the Nets play two bottom feeders in the Toronto Raptors on the road and Detroit Pistons back in Brooklyn before traveling to Chicago to face the Bulls. Playing four games in five nights isn't ideal for a slumping team, which adds even more importance to not allow the Knicks to extend the Nets' losing streak to a season-high five.
"At the beginning of the season, we talked about not losing two games in a row," Williams said. "We gotta get back to that. If we drop one, we have to be mentally and physically ready to get back and win the next one. We've got our backs against the wall right now, and we've got to fight our way out of it."
When the Nets were 11-4, they were powered by defense, holding opponents to 90.4 points per game. During their current slide it's 97.5 and that's forced Johnson to make changes, including the benching of Kris Humphries for Reggie Evans on Sunday.
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Screenwriter Roundtable: Apatow, Boal, Haneke, Krasinski, Magee and Terrio On Writing
Film is a director's medium, or so I've been told. With this in mind, you probably recognized all of the directors by last name in the title of Joe's post the other day on the Director Roundtable from The Hollywood Reporter (okay, maybe you thought Spike instead of Ang, but then quickly realized your error, and hey, you can name two directors with the last name Lee). Beyond Apatow, you may have been hard-pressed to recognize this post's list of surnames as screenwriters at first glance, but you're likely familiar with their current and upcoming work: Judd Apatow (This is 40), Mark Boal (Zero Dark Thirty), Michael Haneke (Amour), John Krasinski (The Promised Land), David Magee (Life of Pi), and Chris Terrio (Argo). Today, thanks again to The Hollywood Reporter, the screenwriters get their turn in an hour-long roundtable discussion in the video below. And their table, unlike the directors' table, is actually round. Because words are a writer's medium, or so I've been told.
To give you a taste of the entire roundtable, here's a quick clip of Oscar winner Mark Boal (The Hurt Locker) discussing the U.S. military's lack of involvement in Zero Dark Thirty:
Here's the full hour-long conversation:
Highlights from the discussion include:
- One of the most awkward introductory questions ever
- Judd Apatow's revelation that his story development process for This is 40 was basically coded talk with his wife Leslie Mann about their relationship issues
- Mark Boal's need for a page-one rewrite of his "failure to capture Osama bin Laden" script in pre-production after bin Laden was killed
- Michael Haneke's thoughts on Spielberg's Schindler's List and how it will force you to reexamine your own opinion of that film
- John Krasinski's literal chasing of windmills before focusing on fracking and natural gas for The Promised Land
- David Magee's use of the book Ulysses as a reference for his adaptation of Yann Martel's novel Life of Pi
- Chris Terrio's realization that there could be an excellent Iranian film telling the story of the Canadian ambassador's housekeeper Sahar from Argo
What I found interesting during this conversation was the argument that all films must be entertainment at a certain level, and therefore, certain topics should be avoided in narrative film because they should not be reduced to mere entertainment. I would agree that most narrative films are forms of entertainment at some level, but I also think one can argue that a narrative film's purpose can be provocation, and sometimes provocation alone, not entertainment, is the purpose of a particular film (the films of Lars von Trier and Terrence Malick spring to mind).
Can a screenwriter write a screenplay that merely seeks to provoke and not to entertain, or must a screenplay (and its subsequent film) entertain an audience at some basic level? Share your thoughts with us in the Comments.
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Okay — the films of Lars VT? Yes… but Terrence Mallick? SRSLY? His films are supposed to immersive… dreamlike — not provoke.
Daniel Mimura on 12.9.12 @ 4:14AM
I just thought the same thing.
Just cuz Malick has people who strongly like/strongly hate his films does not make them in anyway provocative.
LVT exploiting an all MR cast? Provocative.
Emmar on 11.30.12 @ 12:31PM
I'm certainly not one to defend Schindler's List. I agree with many of the criticisms of the film.
Haneke mentions the shower scene as a "nail-biter," with an intent to entertain the audience. I wonder where the line is, though, between offensively entertaining and bringing the audience into the emotions of the characters.
Corey on 11.30.12 @ 12:38PM
That guy whispering in the corner was really being pretty rude hahaha
Corey on 11.30.12 @ 12:45PM
Was that guy interviewing him or translating?
Pretty sure he was the translator.
Corey on 11.30.12 @ 9:32PM
Yeah I wrote that comment after for a minute haha
andy on 11.30.12 @ 2:17PM
putting these mortals in the room with michael haneke tsshh….
thadon calico on 12.2.12 @ 3:00AM
haneke is a god, everyone should tremble when even typing his name…IMO he overshadows the rest on that panel
What a great glimpse into the lives these filmmakers live. Their thoughts and dedication, the way the try are exactly the same as one would hope– they're trying their best to reflect their interests, passions and points-of-view through their stories in human and compelling ways. Which, is no different from what any artist, and, the folks here are doing. Humble, hard work is the mantra– thanks for this post!
Gavin Kilduff on 11.30.12 @ 4:21PM
I have to say these series of videos are excellent. I have watched every single one available. I love how informal and informative they are. Dedication, talent, self belief. hard work and a bit of luck is what they all have in common.
Gary on 11.30.12 @ 4:39PM
What a terrible interview. A very strange mishmash of screenwriters, no attempt to facilitate a conversation, the interviewer cutting people seemingly at random. And asking the Zero Dark Thirty guy that many fucking questions after he has proven he knows dick about his craft? The least illuminating, most uncomfortable interview I've ever seen.
I agree that these THR videos are great, but man, to have Magee and Haneke sit there in silence for half the show is terrible! Those were the two I most wanted to hear speak and I don't think Haneke said a word between the 15 and 45 minute mark! For some really great and hilarious content from him you should all follow his twitter @Michael_Haneke
thadon calico on 12.2.12 @ 3:01AM
i will follow him asap…haneke is a god, its ashame that he was silent for most parts of the interview
thadon calico on 12.2.12 @ 3:03AM
i doubt thats his real twitter page, its in english and the latest tweets seem wierd / funny, not sure if its really his
thadon calico on 12.2.12 @ 3:05AM
his twitter page sounds like an american teen….thats not his, plus i heard from someone that worked with him that he doesnt like social media
Ross on 12.1.12 @ 6:49AM
I hate the whole film is just entertainment thing, sure it is entertaining and yes it's called show biz and not show art but for me the greatest films out there straddle the world of art and entertainment. Film is a language and a form of communication capable of profound revelations that other mediums cannot convey. To say certain subjects shouldn't be touched becaus film is entertainment and thus not appropriate just shows how narrow and distorted mainstream hollwood's grip on the medium is. They're sense of ownership of the medium is unjustified and suffocating. It would be like if text were for only documenting actual events and that line was pushed by the biggest and most powerful publishers on the planet. What a destitute and shallow place the landscape of self discovery would be in such a case.
I heard this story. When asked about Schindler's List, Stanley Kubrick said, "Schindler's List is about winning. The Holocaust is about loosing."
I agree that the interviewer was horrible. He kept looking for someone to give him the answer her wanted. And his questions seemed chosen more to provoke than illuminate.
This interview is soooo awkward! The interviewers are so serious! It created an awkward closed atmosphere. I get the impression that these writers are very American, hollywood & don't really have a global picture on things.
Tom Torbeyns on 12.26.12 @ 10:37AM
I think this is a very interesting interview. It shows in a very painful way how little these writers (Haneke excluded) think about how their work influences society.
I think this is a topic that deserves some more attention, also on this blog.
If this community includes the next generation of filmmakers, and i think it does, things like this should not be ignored.
I am convinced that the concept of nofilmschool is legit, you can be a filmmaker without having to pay for education.
However, I am a student at a film school, here in Brussels, where the main goal is to challenge the students to form their opinion on modern cinema and it's impact. This is something that is rarely discussed here.


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3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
04-14-2014 01:44:25 | More by bismarksays
3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
03-02-2014 18:04:01 | More by BeerDazed
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
01-07-2014 04:35:40 | More by Skillz
3/5 rDev -9.4%
12-13-2013 01:47:00 | More by XmnwildX12
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
07-26-2013 22:58:47 | More by Rihup
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
06-10-2013 00:42:10 | More by yankinwis
2.75/5 rDev -16.9%
05-17-2013 22:50:50 | More by zap2012
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
04-19-2013 02:56:06 | More by Localdrinklax
3.75/5 rDev +13.3%
02-06-2013 23:02:47 | More by matjack85
1/5 rDev -69.8%
10-19-2012 22:20:08 | More by Gavini
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
10-03-2012 16:23:22 | More by Jimboe
3.25/5 rDev -1.8%
03-19-2012 00:44:26 | More by deanis30
2.18/5 rDev -34.1%
Pours clear and filtered with little or no head. Woody's Wheat tastes as most American style wheat ales; light and spritzy. No malt, no hops. No Banana, no cloves; it's empty. Sipping it leaves a very dry mouth-feel, similar to a cider. Calling it a hefeweizen is an insult to Bavaria. Disappointing--concerning Woody's is brewed in Black River Falls, WI.
02-19-2012 23:27:14 | More by FungusBrewer
2.5/5 rDev -24.5%
02-15-2012 20:01:58 | More by hopmeister
3.5/5 rDev +5.7%
01-16-2012 21:02:56 | More by rocklibster
2.5/5 rDev -24.5%
12-18-2011 02:16:25 | More by Soneast
3/5 rDev -9.4%
11-30-2011 03:12:42 | More by brandoman63
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3.53/5 rDev +6.6%
Pours cloudy yellow gold in color with a small white foamy head that faded quickly; there was a lot of sediment left at the bottom of the bottle, and this brew left basically no lacing.
Smells of yeast, wheat, light clove, pepper, grass, hay, lemon and grains; this is a very earthy beer that almost had the aroma of a fiber drink – if nothing else, this beer should make for a nice movement (LOL).
Tastes of yeast, wheat, clove, pepper, grass, hay, lemon, light brown sugar, toasted grains, honey, coriander and banana; like the nose, the flavor is very earthy, but tasted better than it smelled with classic hefeweizen characteristics. There is a slight malt sweetness after the swallow, which left my mouth bone dry after each sip.
Mouthfeel is very light and very crisp, with high fizzy carbonation and a light body that's almost watery; this beer is light, crisp and refreshing, and it leaves your mouth dry and the finish is very clean. Any hefeweizen fan would really like this beer and it's American twist on the German style. A very good beer that is great for a nice summer night.
07-02-2011 03:30:53 | More by CHickman
4.45/5 rDev +34.4%
Drinking this put me in mind of the "Sanford and Son" episode where Fred and Lamont visited Hawaii and Fred was ordering cocktails. Fred: I'll have a Mai Tai. Lamont: Sounds, good, Pop. I'll have a Mai Tai, too. Fred: No, you can't have my Tai. You get your own Tai. Waitress, that'll be a Mai Tai for me, a His Tai for him and if you want one, get you a Your Tai while you're up. Zounds! Well, if this is Woody's Wheat, then only Adam Wood (a colleague), Mr. Allen and I are drinking. The rest of you get your own Wheat 'cause this is Woody's Wheat and I frankly ain't in a sharin' mood just about now. ;=)
Billed as a "classic Hefe-Weizen" and "[p]art of every balanced meal" (har!), I have to cop to being intrigued simply because of its name. Yes, I am THAT shallow. "Nutrition begins with Woody's Wheat - a classic ... from the Sand Creek B.C." I CAN be their spokesperson, if need be. As to all of that balanced meal and nutrition jazz, I flashed back to that summer (2009) when I attended the SPTR's "Drink Your Wheaties" event and left thinking, "That was nice. Now, I'll go drink some beer." Wheat just does not seem to be my bag.
This was presented to me with a finger of bone-white head with low retention. I had just turned my head for a moment and it left me like a cheap date with the check. Boo hoo. Color was a cloudy lemon-yellow. Nose was certainly Hefe, but sans the cloying banana/ yeasty scent. Mouthfeel was medium with a dry papery yeast-driven feel on the tongue, along with black pepper and cloves. Shazam! Now, we are talkin'! This indicated, to me, that it was like an Alt Hefeweizen, where even though the yeast is an ale strain, it was fermented under lager conditions. The finish was dry, peppery with a slight banana flavor. Now, this, I could drink. Oh, miss! ...
06-26-2010 13:36:20 | More by woodychandler
3.28/5 rDev -0.9%
An extreme head, way overcarbonated and left to a thin ring. Dark gold in color. Lots of spice in the smell, some orange zest, some cloves, really good. A thin beer, it's a bit watery with a heavy orange and clove taste. Fair drinkability.
The smell and flavor of this beer is great, but the mouthfeel really takes away from it. Good, but not great.
08-12-2009 12:14:55 | More by Soozy
3.85/5 rDev +16.3%
Pours a clear, golden color. 1/5 inch head of a white color. Decent retention and poor lacing. Smells of tart malt, yeast, slight hops, all spice, cinnamon, and slight wheat. Fits the style of a Hefeweizen. Mouth feel is smooth and crisp with an average carbonation level. Tastes of hops, citrus, ginger, wheat, and sweet malt.
07-13-2009 23:40:20 | More by Tone
3.05/5 rDev -7.9%
A - hazy yellow with a pretty small head
S - smells of wheat and a little bit of lemon
T - taste follows the nose. Tastes of wheat and a hint of lemon and a tad bit of bubblegum. True to the style.
MF - smooth, full, and well-carbonated
D - this was an okay wheat beer. Pretty simple taste, kept to the wheat / yeast taste and didn't deviate from it. Easy to drink but not the most interesting beer, which works for this beer.
07-12-2009 04:49:54 | More by birchstick
4.33/5 rDev +30.8%
Pours a beautiful orange amber color, hazy after swirled and decant of sediment. A soap foam that quickly dissolves leaving no lace at all.
Powerful hefe nose--rekindles the traditional German style in my mind. Hints of citrus fruits, especially curacao orange and grapefruit. The cloves and orange peels dominate the aroma. A tad on the sweet side. There is a lot of bubble carbonation in there.
Very carbonated on the tongue, huge hefeweizen yeast taste with large orange taste as if a slice was squeezed into it. Not too sweet in taste, well balanced with a yeast and malt body. Hints of bananas-just like a Hacker Pschorr Hefeweizen. Amazing!
Prickly on the tongue, really tantalizing the taste buds. Medium body with a silky feel. All beer, no foam.
Very consumable. Extremely well balanced and in the true German Hefeweizen style. I feel like I am in Germany drinking this beer. I could drink all day long, a session wheat beer. Leaves a spicy taste on the palette. Burps up just as flavorful as when it goes down.
This is an amazingly tasteful and balanced wheat beer. Not too much to interfere with the orange, banana and wheat yeast taste. If you want a true German style Hefeweizen, try this!
04-27-2009 16:48:29 | More by SaintPeter
3.8/5 rDev +14.8%
A - Pours with a thin, fizzy head that dissipates quickly. Minimal lacing. Hazy, light leather brown color.
S - Fruity aroma with heavy clove notes as would be expected for the style.
T - Sweet, fruity, crisp malty flavor, finishing with plenty of clove notes. Nice representation of the style. Not as good as the Germans, but much better that most American versions.
M - Light bodied. Highly carbonated.
D - Very nice wheat beer. Perfect for a fall afternoon in the beer garden.
03-21-2009 22:33:36 | More by bimish
3.15/5 rDev -4.8%
A - Cloudy amber with a small finger of white head, this one lacks retention, but does show some nice lacing as I work my way through the pint. Not a bad looking beer my any means, but IMO a hefe should have a big prodigious head.
S - Mild citrus fruit, some mild donuts, and a good whiff of banana tinged donut. This is definitely "to style" and it does the hefe thing well. Notes of banana baby food and gazed donuts make this a good example of the style. This smells good!
T - Big dough flavors remind me of donuts, fresh bread, and the yeasty layer left at the bottom of the finest hefes by those who don't know how to swirl the good stuff into the mix. This one is on the banana/yeast end of the hefe spectrum, and that's how I like them!
M - Medium bodied with no shortage of carbonation, this one is neutral on the finish with a big time yeasty aftertaste.
D - A good representation of the style. This is tasty and highly representative of this German style. Definitely a good brew to session in the higher altitudes of this North American continent.
02-11-2009 05:01:51 | More by pmcadamis
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You totally evaded and ignored the most important part of my questions, Chris. I do not ask rethorical questions, to ensure you on that:
What is a comunity value? And of what comunity do we talk? Your comunity, my comunity, the U.S. comunity? Are the U.S. a comunity anyway? The western world? The human comunity?
HOW do we agree on comunity values? A public panel with democratic representation of all the members of this obscure comunity?
Whats the result of this comunity values? Laws, fines? How do we enforce this comunity values on the ones that do not agree on them?
I would be pleased to get some answers from you on that matter.
People, in general, need to blame things on someone. You and I are saying the same things here.
If you take on moralistc approcahes, like you did in your post, you'll just make them dig deeper into their opinons.
Do I think they have a wrong veiw, yes o yes!! But if we start flaming at them, does that make us any better?
I would liek to think like minded people like us are above a few insults hurled by uneducated/uniformed people.
The challenge for us is to inform people, not condem them. They have just as much right to their lifestyle as we have to ours. I don't agree with it, but they do.
"High Priestesses Of Zardoz" By Eliza's Starbase Of Avatars Copyright 2009."
"Zardoz Speaks To You, His Choosen Trek Fans."
The question remains would monogamy if adopted by society reduce the spread of aids?
I am sure you have heard a lot of things directed at gays but that is no reason to read more into my question. This is not a personal attack.
There are many ways in which aids is spread. Being transmitted sexually is the most common. If you disagree on that point then i would understand you position. If you acknowledge that then i don't.
Therefore there are ways in which we need to consider how we can curb aids being spread sexually. Using condoms is one and nobody seems to take offence. Monogamy however seems to cause great offence yet it does not mean no sex.
Before i come back and explain what i mean when i refer to community and obligation wether you disagree or not does any else not understand what i mean by that concept?
Ultimately let me say as we discuss this. Were friends here, just friends who on some things may disagree.
There was alot of scrcam/humor in Fan's reponce. The part you quoted was just that.
Chris, see my responce, we all have the right to our opinons, but none of us has the right to force it on others. We should be tolerant of each other, just as you pointed out.
Monogamy is trying to use a intelectual concept to battle a disease.
It is the same as saying, "Doing jumping jacks backwards will reduce cancer." A great idea maybe, since we need more exersise, but it does not reduce or stop disease.
But i do understand what your saying, but humas as a whole, won't stick to the ideas you laid out, oh they might say they will, but they won't.
"High Priestesses Of Zardoz" By Eliza's Starbase Of Avatars Copyright 2009."
"Zardoz Speaks To You, His Choosen Trek Fans."
Okay then. The answer is: "no."
Monogomy will not stop the spread of AIDS. Simply because there is no way to insure 100% compliance, short of establishing a sex police, and severely punishing any offender. (See: "The Handmaid's Tale") It might slow it down, but by mandating monogamy, you will push the alternatives underground, and the disease will flourish in a world of secrets, fear, and exclusion.
If you feel monogamy is the way to go, then fine. That is a personal choice. In fact, the only way to really stop the spread of AIDS is to educate yourself, and not act stupidly in regards to your sex life. This is also a personal choice.
However, forcing monogamy on people is NOT a personal choice. That road leads to something far darker and destructive than the disease itself.
Number Two: Conform, Number Six! Conform!
Number Six: I will not be stamped, filed, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered! I am a person.
To put this argument into "Star Trek" terms, Chris is advancing the theory that those who are non-monogomus are "not of the body."
Number Two: Conform, Number Six! Conform!
Number Six: I will not be stamped, filed, indexed, briefed, debriefed, or numbered! I am a person.
Great point that is worthy of it's own theread there Fan!
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The biggest weapon against aids is abstinence (works every time) until marriage (to one person), and knowing your prospective spouse well enough to be certain he/she is honest with you about his/her history.
"Why is any object we don't understand always called 'a thing' ?" ~ Dr. Leonard H. McCoy, Star Trek: The Motion Picture
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Good points also there. Most folks do not have the strength for abstinence, myself inculuded.
I feel it's more of using proper protections (as Fan mentioned) and getting checked periodically. Life should be about enjoying one's self, and one's sexuality.
"High Priestesses Of Zardoz" By Eliza's Starbase Of Avatars Copyright 2009."
"Zardoz Speaks To You, His Choosen Trek Fans."
B/ Can not be answered with out A being answered.
C/ Can not be answered with out A & B being answered.
As for the question that is in your title which is different for the 3 part question you posted "Is monogamy the greatest weapon against aids?"
A: Unknown. A study would need to be conducted to find out.
You really need to be clear with the wording you use when posing questions or ideas for debate "Is monogamy the greatest weapon against aids?" is a yes or no question and yes or no questions can not be debated. "If society took the view that monogamy was consistent with reducing the spread of aids" This is a "what if" question therefore it can't be debated. What you have done here is purposed a theory/sated a hypothesis so the burden of proof falls on you to prove it to me and the rest of the folks here with the evidence that you collected that it is true. The folks here have decided to read between the lines and debate: should society enforce monogamy in order to slow down or stop the spread of AIDS. By reading your posts it appears that you have taken a yes position in this debate but have neglected to show why enforcing monogamy would be helpful in slowing down or stopping the spread of AIDS. When anyone has given a possible reason for why it wouldn't work or why society shouldn't interfere with peoples freedoms you tell them that's not the question being asked the question is "Is monogamy the greatest weapon against aids?" If that is your question it can not be debated and there is no point to this thread.
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Lime juice lends a tartness to this colorful salsa - a zippy mixture of corn, sweet red pepper, red onion and jalapeno peppers. With its great grilled flavor, this chunky dip is perfect for summer gatherings and patio parties. Lori Fiock of Warren, Indiana shared the recipe.
- 6 medium ears sweet corn
- 3 teaspoons canola oil, divded
- 1 large sweet red pepper, quartered and seeded
- 1/2 cup finely chopped red onion
- 2 medium jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Tortilla chips
- Remove husks from corn; brush corn and sweet red pepper with 2 teaspoons oil. Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack.
- Prepare grill for indirect heat using a drip pan. Place corn over drip pan and grill, covered, over indirect medium heat for 20-25 minutes or until tender, turning often.
- Grill red pepper over indirect medium heat for 5 minutes on each side or until tender. Cool.
- Cut corn from cobs and dice the sweet red pepper; transfer to a large bowl. Stir in the onion, jalapenos, lime juice, salt and remaining oil; toss to coat. Serve with tortilla chips. Yield: 3 cups.
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I have had mine for only 4 months. If they were not on my face they were in the hard case. I only cleaned the lens with the cloth provided and the spray I bought from the retail store where I bought the glasses.
I was on my motorcycle and was riding 130mph and the nose bridge bent and the screw in the nose bridge on the left lens came out. It is still together but there is a small crack in the lens and it is very loose.
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Florida's 4th DCA Certifies Question to Florida Supreme Court: Whether State Must Prove Actual Knowledge of Crash Under Fla. Stat. 316.027
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The week's flown by, but I wanted to mention quickly that in Zacariah Dorsett v. State, No. 4D11-1530, Florida's 4th District Court of Appeal has reversed a conviction for Leaving the Scene of a Crash Involving Injury, and certified a question of great public importance: "In a prosecution for violation of section 316.027, Florida Statutes (2006), should the standard jury instruction require actual knowledge of the crash?"
Dorsett was charged with Leaving the Scene of a Crash Involving Injury after Dorsett struck a teenager who fell from his skateboard. Unfortunately for both Dorsett and the teen, Dorsett dragged the teen an unstated distance along the road before being stopped by police. At trial, although several witnesses testified as to their views of the accident, Dorsett testified that he was unaware of the crash. The trial court rejected Dorsett's request for a special jury instruction. On appeal, although the 4th DCA did not fault the trial court for instructing the jury according to the standard instructions, the court reversed, and requested the Florida Supreme Court to specifically "focus on the knowledge requirement as it relates to the accident itself," in light of a prior decision, State v. Mancuso, 652 So. 2d 370 (Fla. 1995).
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FORT MYERS, Fla. - The Florida Gulf Coast women's basketball team earned the No. 7 spot in the second-ever CollegeInsider.com Women's Mid-Major Top 25 poll, announced on Tuesday evening. The Eagles started the season ranked No. 14 in the preseason mid-major poll.
Green Bay, Arkansas-Little Rock, Gonzaga, Princeton, Old Dominion and Middle Tennessee are the only squads ranked higher than the Eagles.
The women's Mid-Major Top 25 is comprised of teams from the America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt and West Coast Conference.
The Blue and Green are one of two Atlantic Sun Conference teams represented in this week's Top 25. The 2010 A-Sun champs ETSU picked up 227 points to earn the No. 16 spot in the poll.
In their season-opener last week, the Eagles had three players score in double figures as the Blue and Green used a solid team defensive effort to defeat Seton Hall, 64-57, in front of 1,963 fans at Alico Arena. The win extended the Eagles home winning streak to 25-games, which is the fourth longest current home winning streak in the nation behind UConn, Stanford and Lehigh.
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Paris Whitney Hilton:
Born February 17, 1981 in New York, NY. Paris is one day expected to inherit $50 million of the Hilton fortune, which is currently estimated at over $1 billion.
Legal Troubles:
In May 2007, the heiress was sentenced to serve 45 days in jail for violating the terms of her probation. The one that stemmed from a little DUI incident back in September where the judge suspended her license. In true Paris Hilton form, she ignored the rules and kept on driving.
Personal Quote:
"People think I'm stupid. But I'm smarter than most people."
Coined the Phrase:
Paris has used the phrase "that's hot" so often that many people attribute it's popularity to the famous heiress. In 2004, she even attempted to trademark the famous words. She plans to one day grace the masses with t-shirts and other items bearing the catchphrase.
Famous or Infamous:
In June 2004, Paris' ex-boyfriend Rick Salomon released a wildly popular DVD of the couple that can only be described as quite pornographic. The spoiled heiress was mortified so she sued and won, donating her profits to charity.
Broken Promises:
Engaged to Tommy Hilfiger model Jason Shaw in 2002.
Engaged to Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis in 2005 but called it quits.
Paris was linked to Stavros Niarchos, 20, who used to date Mary-Kate Olsen, but they also parted ways.
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In 2004, Paris wrote a book entitled Confessions of an Heiress where she basically gave her readers tips on how to be more like her. While many mocked the effort, she got the last laugh when her book landed on the The New York Times bestseller list.
Unlisted Numbers:
In February 2005, the information in Paris' Sidekick was accidentally leaked to the public. The contents included notes, phone numbers, reminders, and even digital photos. Phone numbers of celebrities such as Lindsay Lohan, Snoop Dogg Avril Lavigne, Ashlee Simpson, and Eminem made their way onto the internet. Needless to say, her friends in Hollywood were not amused.
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After starring in The Simple Life, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie called it quits on their friendship in November of 2005. Some say Nicole was miffed at hearing that Paris was asked to host Saturday Night Live solo. Nicole allegedly hosted an SNL viewing at her house and accidentally aired Paris' scandalous sex tape instead. Meow!