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Andover — Sebastian "Bud" George Marino, 91, a longtime Andover resident, died Monday, two days before his 92nd birthday at Merrimack Valley Hospice House in Haverhill. He was surrounded by his loving wife Mary Ann Tine Marino and family.
He was born in Haverhill, the son of the late Annita (Gialongo) and Joseph Marino. Sebastian attended St. John's University in New York.
He served in World War II in the Army and the Army Air Corp. He was a partner at Merrimack Boiler Works. Sebastian was a skilled draftsman, homebuilder, and spent the latter part of his career as a real estate broker for State Properties of New England where he sold commercial real estate in the Greater Boston area.
He was an award winning swimmer, avid sailor, loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He is survived by his wife, Mary Ann (Tine) Marino of 62 years, his three children, Richard Marino and his wife, Mary Ellen (Davey) of Andover, Janice (Marino) Copeland and her husband, Michael of Derry N.H., Laura (Marino) Gresh and her husband, Sean of Ipswich; five granddaughters, Lisa and her husband, Justin Mosquera, Caitlin, Courtney, Alana, and Cara, and two great-granddaughters, Lea and Molly.
ARRANGEMENTS: Family and friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday at the Conte Funeral Home, 28 Florence St., Andover, MA. 01810. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at St. Augustine's Church in Andover at 10 a.m. on Thursday, followed by entombment at St. Mary's-Immaculate Conception Mausoleum in Lawrence.
In lieu of flowers family has requested that memorial contributions be made in Sebastian's name to Merrimack Valley Hospice c/o Home Health Foundation, Attn: Tammy Stott, 360 Merrimack Street, Building 9, Lawrence, MA 01843.
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Battling an unseen enemy
A few words about our cover story, a professor on the mend, and the passing of a friend of the Review.
For many years – far too many – mental health issues on campuses across North America have been "on the radar" as a growing concern. However, for a variety of reasons, not the least of which has been the nebulous nature of diseases of the mind, the programs intended to identify and help those who are battling an unseen enemy have not always been as effective as hoped.
The numbers don't lie, nor are they pretty. Researchers tell us that as many as one in four young people of university age may suffer from mental illness – depression, anxiety, and stress – to more serious bipolar disorders and schizophrenia. One in 10,000 young people aged 14-24 will attempt suicide, which, after accidents, is the leading cause of death among young people.
The stark realities of those grim statistics were underscored when a series of tragedies rocked Queen's between March 2010 and April 2011. Several students died, some of them by suicide. In the wake of this unprecedented crisis, Principal Woolf has moved decisively to deal with and seek solutions to the underlying causes of the mental health concerns that have caused so much pain and suffering among students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the University alike.
In our cover story this issue ("New hope for the one in four," p. 18) Kingston writer Alec Ross reports on the groundbreaking initiatives Queen's has embarked upon as the University becomes a world leader in dealing with campus mental health issues.
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ON THE MEND. Professor Emeritus (History/Kinesiology) Geoff Smith, an occasional editorial contributor to the Review, is resting at his Kingston home after undergoing not one, but two, successful hernia operations – Geoff never does anything halfway! He's keeping busy with his painting and photography and by writing Letters to the Editor of The Globe and Mail and sundry other publications. However, as always, he welcomes emails from former students and colleagues, who can contact him at email@example.com.
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A GOOD FRIEND OF THE REVIEW. Queen's lost one of its most distinguished scholars and the Review one of its best friends when Professor Emeritus (Classics) Ross Kilpatrick died on Feb. 24. Ross, a Yale grad who was world-renowned in his field, taught at Queen's for 42 years.
I regret that I never had the good fortune to be one of his students, but I got to know him after I became Review editor in 1986. It was always a pleasure to chat with Ross; he "knew his stuff," as they say, and was my "go-to guy" on all matters having to do with Latin and Classical Studies. After his retirement, he had become a popular speaker on broad Queen's topics (and a gifted pianist) at Alumni Branches. He was unfailingly kind, patient, considerate, and erudite in all the very best ways. Ross was also a people person with a lively sense of humour ... no matter how inane some of the questions asked by people like me, whose Latin was lackin'.
For example, he listened patiently and without comment on that day back in the spring of 2009 when I called him to ask if he could suggest a heading for the Review's campus news pages. "I'm looking for something Latin that sounds classy, even if it's not," I said.
He mused for only a few moments before offering his suggestion: "Quid Novi?" I liked the sound of it, although I hadn't the faintest idea what it meant. "It's kind of a Latin version of what Bugs Bunny is asking when he says, 'What's up, doc?'" Ross explained.
And that's how the Review's campus news pages came to be called "Quid Novi?" Whenever I see that heading, I smile and think of Ross Kilpatrick. He was the quintessential "gentleman scholar," and he will be missed.
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WE STAND CORRECTED . . . WELL, SORT OF The cutline below the photo of Queen's national champion women's soccer team ("Soccer Gaels Make History," Issue #1-2012, p. 11) noted that the team was the first since 1924 to win "back-to-back Canadian titles." An alumnus who doesn't want his name mentioned called to tell us this was incorrect. "The men's cross-country teams won national championships back-to-back in the years 1979-1980 and 1980-81 and in 1983-84 and 1984-85," he advised. When I checked the records, I found he was wrong about the former, right about the latter.
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Matchbox Cars 5-Pack Assortment.
5 car pack for 5 times the excitement! With 5 cool cars each one is an instant collection. 14 themes available. Only one pack supplied. Age from 3 years.
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Your little ones will love this great Corgi Toys Diecast Military Pack – perfect for hours of play.
Founded in 1956, Corgi toys are certainly built to last, with a tough diecast design that can deal with whatever your child throws at them.
With a tank, boat, helicopter, jeep and truck, all with a great camouflaged design, your little one can really stretch their imagination and act out all of their games.
Other sets are also available to add to the fun, including an emergency services set (see item number 2AF95) and a construction set (2AF9N).
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Go Mini Remote Control Wolf with steering wheel-style Remote Control lets little ones take a spin in the iconic car!
This Go Mini Remote Control Wolf is a miniature version of a British classic that gives kids the chance to play driver for a change. The colourful car is controlled by a remote that's designed to look like a steering wheel, and features buttons to activate lights and sounds for added realism.
Kids can race forwards and stop with a skid, then move backwards to perform a high speed skid. Requires 3 x AA and 3 x AAA batteries (not included).
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When world famous air racer Dusty learns that his engine is damaged and he may never race again, he must shift gears and is launched into the world of wildfire air attack. Dusty joins forces with a courageous air attack team, every day they put their lives on the line, it takes honor, trust and bravery to earn their wings they fly in, when others fly out!
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When a vehicle is stranded make the rescue with the heavy duty Lego Technic Service Truck with tons of realistic powered functions. Activate the included Lego power functions feature to extend and raise the fully adjustable crane arm into position. Then lower the hook with the working winch, unfold the rear wheel lift and load a vehicle to tow.
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Fire you child's imagination with this great Small Wonders 3-piece Service Vehicle Set.
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The 45 cm RC Sand Stormer from the Pro Speed series has a dual-channel wireless RC handset, suspension and adjustable steering alignment. The vehicle is also equipped with a digital proportional control system. The Sand Stormer achieves a top speed of 20 kph depending on the surface. The vehicle operates on a 2.4Ghz frequency and boasts a replaceable PVC body. 1:12 scale model. Batteries included (1x 9V 6R61 power pack, 1x 7.4 Li-Ion power pack (700m Ah) and a GS charger). Age 8 years+.
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Curt Gowdy, who over a span of seven decades brought a warmth and smooth delivery to his radio, TV and cable sportscasts and was known to millions of fishermen and hunters as The American Sportsman, died at 3:10 a.m. Monday, February 20 at the age of 86.
Gowdy passed away at his winter home in Palm Beach, Fla., surrounded by his immediate family. Since 1951 he lived in the Boston Mass., area, first in the suburb of Wellesley Hills, then the city of Boston and also retained a summer residence in Sugar Hill, N.H. The cause of death was acute leukemia.
A pioneer of radio sportscasting in the 1940s and TV in the early 1950s, Gowdy was the most prolific and versatile national sportscaster of the 1960s and 1970s. Working for four major networks, he enjoyed a wide fan base, critical acclaim and the respect of his peers for his in-depth preparation.
Born and raised in Wyoming, the "cowboy at the mike," reported the action in a distinctively warm, articulate and relaxing manner. On the air, he diligently strived for a blend of accuracy, pacing and balance.
Of his first sports love, he said, "Baseball unfolds like a story, providing drama, character revelation, and surprise; and there is always time for the reporter to enrich the moment with color, narrative and anecdote." As host and producer of the long-running The American Sportsman television series, ubiquitous with a Stetson hat and casting a dry fly, he garnered a public following that endured for the rest of life; many referring to him as the "true American sportsman." Because of his versatility with a wide range of sports he was also described as the "voice of all seasons."
Man of many talents?and many honors including 20 Halls of Fame
Although in sports the words "Legend" and "Hall of Fame" usually refer to those who have earned their reputations on the field, they are used quite accurately to describe the man behind the microphone and fly rod. His demanding schedule called upon to cover more major sports events than anyone in broadcasting history. It included coverage of an astounding 16 World Series, 12 Rose Bowls, nine Super Bowls, 16 MLB All-Star Games, eight Olympic Games and 24 NCAA Final Fours of collegiate basketball.
Gowdy is probably the only man who has been inducted into a total of 20 Halls of Fame comprising sports, broadcasting, conservation and fishing including the most recent, the 2006 Rose Bowl in early January. Gowdy's other Hall of Fame inductions include The National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Hall of Fame in 1981, the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1984, The American Sportscasters Hall of Fame in 1985, The American Football League Hall of Fame in 1995 and The International Game Fish Association (IGFA) Fishing Hall of Fame in 2003 to name a few.
He is also the man for whom the Basketball Hall of Fame's two prestigious broadcasting and print awards were named for in 1990, presented annually to the top basketball journalists and sportscasters. He also served as its president for seven years.
Gowdy is the first individual sports figure to ever win the coveted Peabody Award for Outstanding Journalistic Achievement. He has also received 13 Emmys, six of them for ABC TV's The American Sportsman, which he hosted from its inception for over 20 years. He was presented with the Gold Medal Hall of Fame Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in New England for career contributions to the industry. In March, 1990, Gowdy received the first Museum of Broadcasting's (now Museum of Television and Radio) Hall of Fame Award for outstanding achievements and contributions to the field of broadcasting and in April, 1992, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences presented him with a special Emmy, the Lifetime Achievement Award.
At the height of his career he broadcast many of sports most memorable moments including the Boston Red Sox's Ted Williams' last at bat in 1960 which ended with a home run for the "Splendid Splinter's" career; Super Bowl III in 1969 as the AFL's Joe Namath guaranteed a N.Y. Jets win over the NFL's Baltimore Colts; "The Amazing" New York Mets shocking the Baltimore Orioles in five games in the 1969 World Series; and the call of Hank Aaron's 715th home run in 1974 that thrust him past Babe Ruth.
Growing up in Wyoming
Curtis Edward Gowdy was born July 31, 1919 in Green River, Wyoming, the older of two children in a close knit family. His father, Edward Curtis Gowdy, a dispatcher and supervisor for the Union Pacific railroad, and his mother Ruth Smith Gowdy moved the family to Cheyenne, Wyo., when Curt was six. His sister Margaret was born nine years after Curt.
It's where his father introduced him to hunting, and to fly-fishing, teaching him valued lessons in conservation and respect for nature. But it was his mother, "a tough disciplinarian and western gal" who saw that he got a proper education and strived to do his best in school. She equipped him with a library card at the age of six and required him to read a book a week --- and 80 years later he still has a voracious appetite scouring the newspapers, magazines and books on subjects of all kinds.
"She said 'you must build up your vocabulary and the only way to do it is to read'" he said.
"At the age of 10 she made me take elocution lessons which I also thought was silly. She wouldn't stand for unintelligible speech." He chuckled, "I said, 'Aw geez, mom, c'mon! We're living in Cheyenne, Wyoming! Elocution lessons? How is this gonna do me any good?'
"Then in my senior year of high school she made me take touch typing and I was the only boy in a classroom of 35 girls but years later in my professional career I was up to 100 words per minute."
An outstanding basketball player and varsity tennis player at the University of Wyoming, where he graduated with a degree in business, his athletic career was cut short by World War II and a serious spinal injury that he suffered with much of the rest of his life. After his discharge from the Army Air Corp, Gowdy began his broadcasting career backed with a journalism stint in his hometown of Cheyenne, in the fall of 1943.
"It was a fluke," Gowdy said of his entry into broadcasting. "Otherwise I would have probably gone into something like statistics," he revealed in a recent Nov. 2005 interview.
"Bill Grove the manager of KFBC, a small, local radio station asked if I would do a live broadcast of a six-man football game. Since my back surgery, my mother encouraged me to do it. She said 'It will take your mind off your back problems.' Other than a single public speaking class I took at Wyoming or acting like a sportscaster when listening to a radio broadcast as a kid, I had no real experience.
"It was a cold day and only about 15 people in the stands. There were two boxes, one for me and to sit on and the other one for the microphone. There was no roster, no numbers on the players jerseys, no yard-lines and I had to guess where the goal line was," he smiled. "I took some liberty making up names of the players, many of them guys I had met in the Air Force or played against in basketball. Grove said the sponsor liked the broadcast and offered me a job announcing high school basketball as well."
"Whenever I did an important game like a Super Bowl or a World Series, I always remembered my first game and of my younger sister Margaret bringing me hot soup my mom had prepared to warm me up at halftime in that subfreezing weather."
He rapidly gained experience doing everything at the station including news, reading commercials and coverage of a variety of local football and basketball games, something he attributes to his versatility in the business.
"We re-created major league baseball games within several minutes of the live action. Tickertape was fed to our station as a Western Union telegrapher at the game typed in balls, strikes, hits and plays to various positions. Beforehand, I would research the teams with player statistics and get a photo of the specific ball park they were playing in, distances to the fences and other technical stats so I could lend more accurate description and color to the game. We also added recorded sound effects of crowd noises and reactions and the 'crack of the bat' with a stick and block of wood for realism."
In the same time period Gowdy also had a dual role as a sports writer and later sports editor of the Wyoming (Cheyenne) Eagle, striving for accuracy by "getting it right" on the air and in print.
His major career breaks and rewarding lifelong friendships
He received his first big break in 1946 when a radio executive from CBS radio affiliate KOMA heard him and asked Gowdy to move to Oklahoma City to broadcast the football games of Bud Wilkinson's Oklahoma University (OU) teams and Hank Iba's champion Oklahoma State basketball squads. He also began broadcasting minor league baseball games in the Texas leagues. "Since then broadcasting sports is all I've really done."
It was while in Oklahoma that he met his future bride Geraldine "Jerre" Ophelia Dawkins, a communications graduate student at OU.
"She was the most beautiful girl in Oklahoma, and still is," he said with a warm smile conveying a hint of the legendary love and respect the couple has had for each other over 56 years of marriage.
His next major career break came just three years later when in 1949 at the age of 29 he won a national audition and became Mel Allen's partner on the New York Yankee's baseball broadcasts.
"I was scared to death," he said of his professional debut.
That year he also married Jerre in New York City. Years later Ted Williams said thoughtfully of his friend, "Marrying Jerre was the smartest thing Curt ever did."
It was also during those spring training years in St. Petersburg with the Yankees that Gowdy discovered the abundance of saltwater fly-fishing along the Florida coast and his love for the sport flourished.
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PLANO — The FBI remains tight-lipped on the man at the center of the Plano bombing case. Neighbors found him badly injured near the natural gas regulator station late Sunday night, just off West Parker Road.
That man is still in the hospital, his identity a secret.
A pipeline safety expert from Conroe said the explosion at the regulator station could have easily turned into a deadly neighborhood disaster.
The blast shook more than windows; it rattled nerves and left nearby homeowners wondering about the potential for disaster.
"How many regulators are there? How easy is it to go out there and blow them up? What are they going to do from keeping it from happening again?" asked Ron Herblin, who lives nearby.
Don Deaver spent 33 years with Exxon Pipeline and another 14 years as a consultant and expert witness. Deaver said a bomb could have caused a catastrophe in the Plano neighborhood where it went off.
"It could ignite in a neighborhood and cause a very, very large fire that could affect numerous homes that could almost decimate an entire neighborhood," Deaver said.
The safety expert said damaging the regulator station could also cause other dangerous problems in the community. "If those regulators were disabled or destroyed or damaged, all of a sudden neighbors could see gas that is considerably higher pressure, and that could cause leaks and blowouts of equipment," Deaver said.
Plano public safety officials concede that the scenarios Deaver describes are "plausible." But they point out that Plano is not unique.
There are similar gas regulator stations across Texas and the U.S. The city told News 8 that officials been in contact with Atmos Energy to discuss their concerns about safety.
Deaver says one solution would be to enclose the regulators in a blast-proof concrete housing, a preventative measure neighbors would like to see.
"What's the expense if it blew up the entire neighborhood?" Herblin asked.
Atmos did not discuss tampering, but maintains their regulators and pipelines are safe and reliable.
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The Auburn Hills Police Department is searching for a man believed to be responsible for at least five home invasions.
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4.03/5 rDev +10.7%
This beer pours a bold, clear copper with minimal foam and no lacing. The aroma is complex with caramel, roasted malt, fruit, and nuts. The flavor is also very complex with mild grapefruit to start followed through with bread crust, toffee, roasted nuts, ginger, and a hint of smoke. There's a mild hop snap in the finish. It's mouthfeel is medium. Erie Railbender Ale is a good brew, complex, and very drinkable. Recommended!
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3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
This was a big seller last night at the Pizza Plant quite popular with the patrons,poured a dull lighter amber with a thinner off white head.Fruity malt and brown sugar in the nose with some lighter sweet dough notes as well.Lightly sweet and somewhat fruity definently malt tilted,some brown sugar and cookie dough in the finish.Hmm not a bad ale quite good but seems its just misisng something to make it a real winner but still good as it is.
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Beer review from BA Mag Dec 2007.
A bit surprising to see a year-round Old Ale--surprising in a good way as most brewers use this style for one-offs or winter seasonals.
Decent foaming action from a medium pour, the head does dissipate to a thin lacing but still sticks to the glass. Clarity is a touch hazy but it's more of a temporary chill haze as it does become completely clear when the beer warms up. Big caramel toffee note in the front of the house, smells a little bit like taffy but the faint alcohol and bready grain brings the aroma down to beerdom. Very smooth with a creamy mouthfeel, malt flavor comes across as very pleasing right from the start.
Fresh-baked bread with caramel tones, a little nutty and a faint husky note in the back. Hops drop a little bit of bitterness and a kiss of herbal flavor. Fruitiness is kept to a minimum with a trace, dried plum flavor. Finishes semisweet with a long lingering malt flavor on the palate.
This beer is just more proof that great beer comes from PA. Beware of its drinkability.
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Pours amber colored hue with light head, disappearing quickly. Medium to light bodied for a scotch ale. Comparatively less dense than Old Chub or Belhaven. A very flavorful session/ pub beer. Warming with spices and slight roasted flavors up front. It's chestnut season, so maybe I'm reading into it...but there's a nuttiness in there. Nice lingering spicy finish. Perfect for late fall/ winter.
11-26-2010 23:48:58 | More by elinash
2.85/5 rDev -21.7%
Very cloudy and unclear amber, looks like home brewed iced-tea. Good amount of milkshakey almond froth went away disappointingly quick, with no retention. -Left as quickly as it had piled up and left only a very thin dusting in a minute or two. Warm scents, just a bit of alcohol floating up from it, I kind of think I am imagining the slight aroma of scotch in the background... then mostly oranges. Nice citrus flavors, but not too intense. Kind of like having one of those odd fruit cups where you get the grapefruit, pineapple, and oranges... but they have been soaking together too long to be able to taste which is which with your eyes closed...? They all taste good, but the same. Just a bit of peppery grapefruit rind countered with a bit of honey sweetness at the end. The carbination is noticable, it foams up over your tongue and creates a bit more of a medium body. Decent flavor, bit sweet in the lingering flavors... left with a candi-sugar...maybe even artificial sweetner flavor?... on the tongue. Bit of darkened toast... There is just alot of flavor left sitting around in the mouth. This is not one I would really go back for again, but I do think it is more of a summer drinker than one to have had when it was 18 freakin' degrees out.... I will have to come back to the Erie's again.
I did grab this case of mixed for my Dad, since this was his birthplace and made a fun gift for a split with him, in his venture into following me into the world of craftbrew.
03-09-2005 04:37:14 | More by shapudding
4/5 rDev +9.9%
07-24-2012 02:54:41 | More by nstroup
3/5 rDev -17.6%
01-08-2013 03:05:08 | More by iemailjack
2.68/5 rDev -26.4%
12 oz. bottle poured into a NB snifter.
A - Pours a light golden color into the glass. Almost no head of loose almost-white foam quickly disappeared into just a hint of lace on the surface. Beer is rather cloudy and a light apricot-orange when held to a full-spectrum light.
S - Freshly, lightly toasted malts. Caramel, with hints of butterscotch and lighter dried fruit, like apricots, and a touch of orange marmalade. Alcohol pushes its way into the nose. Overall, a soft nose.
T - Taste is rather muted. Light whole-grain bread and lightly toasted malts. Caramels appear as it warms in the glass. Touches of a tangerine/apricot Jolly Rancher. It seems to want to be a bigger beer, but the taste profile is really turned down and washed out.
M - Somewhat fizzy. Certainly more carbonation than the pour suggests. Rather crisp. Structure is on the lighter side and a bit thin. Almost no finish to speak of, but what's there is rather dry - it looks like most of the sugars went toward pushing the ABV up.
O - The flavor profile of this beer has promise, but everything about it is so muted and soft, except, perhaps the ABV, that it seems a shadow of what it could have been. It's inoffensive, and definitely not at all hoppy, so it might be an acceptable introduction for someone wanting to move up from BMC and see what the craft fuss is about, but a more experience pallate is likely to find it wanting. It's classified as a Scotch ale, but it strikes me as recipe that started out as a slightly flavored wheat beer, and when they went to brew they discovered they were out of wheat, so they used golden toasted malts instead. Once this six-pack is gone, I can't imagine buying this one again.
10-13-2012 14:55:25 | More by BuckeyeSlim
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +3%
06-05-2013 04:16:11 | More by megamass
New York
3.78/5 rDev +3.8%
12 ounce bottle, w/o freshness/bottling date indication. Pours clear, dull coppery amber. The head is slight, light khaki and quickly goes bye bye. Leaves just the faintest of tiny bubble films and minor bits of lace. The nose is equally non impressive, with just a moderate wiff of malt picked up. Malty brew, smooth and easy enough to knock back. A bit of smoke, a bit of earthyness and a respectable, maple tinged malt carraige. Easy drinking malty ale. NOthing earthshattering going on here, but decent enough. Would work as a stronger sessioner. Good to keep some of this type of sweater brew around for the base of a meaty marinade
01-17-2010 22:12:21 | More by Billolick
3.7/5 rDev +1.6%
Appearance: cloudy, orange/brown in color, 1/4 inch head, moderate carbonation
Smell: peat, caramel, and earth
Taste: strong caramel, earth, peat, and some florals
Mouthfeel: moderately sweet, light body, moderate carbonation
Drinkability: A really nice and malty Scotch ale. Nothing horribly out of the box, but a solid beer I could have a couple of.
12-06-2010 14:54:28 | More by tigg924
4.5/5 rDev +23.6%
10-30-2013 01:42:45 | More by reitzbrewing
New York
4/5 rDev +9.9%
03-21-2013 20:19:23 | More by captainhowdy39
3.38/5 rDev -7.1%
A pretty good beer from Erie... who would have thought? Pleasant maltiness, gentle alcohol warmth, a slight hop presence... this is not representative of most Scottish ales I've had, which I'm pretty sure is what it's intended to be, but still an enjoyable beer.
09-09-2003 03:45:22 | More by brewman1526
3.88/5 rDev +6.6%
Reviewed from notes, consumed 5/15/09
Poured from a standard 12oz bottle into my gold rimmed Stella glass. Firm pour conjures a short lived 1/8 inch head. Head falls quickly and leaves a barely perceptible scant of lace around the edge of the glass. Color is a deep and enticing copper.
Nose- Rich toasted nuts, specifically almonds and pecan. Burnt caramel, and peat.
Palate- Some bitterness, initially, like eating the skin from a peanut only less intense. Followed by a substantial nuttiness again with almonds and pecan. Some burnt caramel and peat come through with a hint of hop bitterness in the end. Finishes on the long side with lingering nuttiness, some toffee and caramel.
Mouthfeel- Dry with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability- Very good. I find myself wanting more. This is a very nice beer.
05-23-2009 18:02:47 | More by Kraken
New York
3.78/5 rDev +3.8%
got this off of a trade from a local friend of mine. poured from 12 oz. bottle at cellar temperature into pint glass. pours a copper, almost dark copper, amber color, with a tiny bit of off white head that faded almost immediately to just a thin ring of foam on the outside of the glass. pretty much no head retention. hardly any lacing as well.
not a huge aroma, but there is some maltiness there. caramel notes coming in as well. slightly earthy.
the taste is pretty pleasent. very reminiscent of most amber ales ive had before. rich maltiness greets you at the begining of the sip and finishes with an earthy caramel malt finish. also some nuttiness in there. slight hop bitterness in the aftertaste.
medium body, with average carbonation. pretty drinkable beer, but i couldnt see myself buying this all on its own. its worth a try, but i wouldnt suggest going out of your way to pick this up.
04-05-2009 22:59:21 | More by dogfishandi
4.08/5 rDev +12.1%
Poured into an american pint glass.
Appearance: copper colored brew with a modest head
Smell: malty and sweet; very unassuming; typical to style
Taste: great balance; nice malty sweet taste up front with a lingering malt finish. The malt is there but not over dominant, just the right balance. Very tasty.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied and a nice level of carbonation which lends to it's drinkability
Drinkability: the more I drink the more I like it. This beer is so well balanced and as the beer hits it's optimal drinking temperature where all the depth of the malts come out. great stuff
12-05-2009 19:52:44 | More by PretzelsNBeer
4/5 rDev +9.9%
08-08-2014 12:49:41 | More by briandaube
West Virginia
3.5/5 rDev -3.8%
I was pleased to see this one flowing on draft tonight at Lancelot's in Wintersville, OH...appears a copper amber tone with an off white cream head leaves nice lacing around my glass even with each sip. Aromatics mild caramel and warming nutty edge very light herbal hops rather clean with a slight mineral character as well. Flavor is clean with a good mix of hops and malts nutty caramel tone with a clean mild herbal hop finish. Mouthfeel is in the light to medium body range with moderate carbonation very nice stuff. Drinkability is really good stuff not the most complex brew but quaffable beer from up in Erie...one of my first bottle reviews I take it back not bad at all.
02-01-2007 02:54:17 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.48/5 rDev -4.4%
undated 12 oz bottle served in a Laughing Skull pint glass. Some sediment in the bottom of the bottle -- added mid-tasting.
Pours a deep amber with a moderate off-white head that has limited retention and only leaves a small ring of lacing on the glass.
The smell is malt, with hints of musty earth, floral soap, peat and a trace of smoke. The taste is better, with more toasted malt, no mustiness, and some caramel and nut flavors.
M: enough carbonation to impart some crispness; somewhat smooth; slight dryness in finish; body is too thin and watery for style.
O: a decent brew, despite the poor nose. Higher ABV evident in feel but not the flavor or aroma.
10-20-2012 22:43:30 | More by chinchill
3.25/5 rDev -10.7%
09-26-2012 01:04:47 | More by Beer21
3.58/5 rDev -1.6%
(Served in an American pint glass)
A- This beer has a clear deep aged copper colored body with a thin light tan head that fads to spots in the middle. There is a gentle carbonation of big bubbles that pop to the surface.
S- The soft toasted biscuit malt aroma has hints of chocolate malt and darker toast in the background with a pretty clean aroma overall.
T- This beer starts with a nougat note that leads into some brown malt and club soda flavor to the biscuit malt. There is a dull pine hop note at the finish.
M- There is a medium mouthfeel with a big fizzy finish that dilutes the little bit of hops in the flavor.
D- This beer has some nice malt flavors but there are some off flavors that take away from the flavor and the hops are kind of dull that make this beer taste a little drab.
01-13-2009 22:45:57 | More by rhoadsrage
1/5 rDev -72.5%
07-13-2012 21:54:53 | More by ericruud
Railbender Ale from Erie Brewing Co.
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See Monet's garden and the beautiful chateaux of the Loire Valley on our escorted tour by Eurostar to one of the most picturesque regions of France
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"The Loire Valley is unquestionably one of the most beautiful regions of France. This tour allows you to experience many of the things that make the Loire Valley famous - visit Monet's house and gardens (incuding the famous bridge), Chartres and its famous cathedral, Leonardo da Vinci's house in pretty Amboise and the Chateau of Fontainebleau. Plus taste Loire's tasty regional cuisine and enjoy the local wines."
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If you are looking to visit one of the most beautiful regions of France, then our tour of the Loire Valley is perfect. The châteaux are magnificent, and you have the opportunity to sample the best of them: Chenonceau, Villandry, Chinon and Amboise. The scenery is stunning, indeed the valley is also known as the 'Garden of France'. The Loire produces some fine wines: Muscadet, Rosé d'Anjou, Sauvignon and Vouvray. History abounds, every time you turn a corner you see a reminder of Richard the Lionheart and the Hundred Years War or Joan of Arc. The Loire Valley seems to be set in a period fifty years ago; the sleepy towns are a delight to explore. You also visit the Château of Fontainebleau, set in a vast forest just outside Paris, and famous as the place where Napoleon commenced his journey into exile. You also visit the house, and most importantly the garden of one of France's most famous sons, Impressionist artist Claude Monet.
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|Heat rally past Bulls 94-91 to advance
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By TIM REYNOLDS
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MIAMI — Knowing his team needed him at his best, Dwyane Wade retreated to the Miami Heat locker room after the third quarter for some quick treatment on his aching right knee.
When he came back, he was good as new.
And now he can rest until the Eastern Conference finals.
LeBron James scored 23 points, Wade added 18 and had a brilliant 45-second sequence that proved crucial and the Heat clawed back from an 11-point second-half deficit to beat the Chicago Bulls 94-91 on Wednesday night and close out their second-round series in five games. The Heat outscored Chicago 25-14 in the fourth quarter to escape and advance.
"I knew the fourth quarter was going to be tough so I wanted to re-tape my knee," said Wade, who has been battling bone bruises on his knee for several weeks. "I knew I was going to come back into a grind. Our trainers did a great job of getting it taped it enough so I could come out and play."
Did they ever.
Wade had a blocked shot, defensive rebound, offensive rebound and putback slam — all in a late 45-second span — to help cap a wild night of wild comebacks. The Heat blew an early 18-point lead, then pulled off a late rally to finish off the depleted Bulls, who still had two chances on their last possession to force overtime.
But Nate Robinson and Jimmy Butler missed 3-pointers, time expired and Miami moved on to face Indiana or New York next week.
"Dwyane is uncanny," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "When the competition is at its highest and its fiercest, he finds a way."
Carlos Boozer finished with 26 points and 14 rebounds for the Bulls, who were without Derrick Rose for the 99th straight game, as well as Kirk Hinrich (calf) and Luol Deng (illness). Robinson scored 21 points, Butler had 19 and Richard Hamilton 15 for the Bulls, who dropped the final four games of the series.
"Obviously we're disappointed in losing the series," Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. "But I was never disappointed in our team. I thought our team fought hard all year long. There was no quit in them."
True — all the way to the end.
A team that played without the 2011 NBA MVP in Rose and dealt with a slew of other issues along the way, was within a couple shots from forcing the reigning champions to fly back to Chicago for a Game 6 on Friday night.
"We've got warriors here," Boozer said. "If we're healthy next season, we're going to be pretty good."
Shane Battier opened the fourth quarter with a 3-pointer to get Miami within five. Another 3-pointer from Battier — over Boozer, his fellow Duke alum — came not long afterward and he connected on a pair of free throws after being fouled on a 3-point try to cut Chicago's lead to 81-79.
Norris Cole had a pair of baskets, the second being a left-handed driving dunk, to put Miami on top; the Heat found a way to close it out from there, even though it wasn't easy, by any measure.
Robinson's 3-pointer with 1:43 left got the Bulls to 94-91. No one scored again, even though there were plenty of chances both ways. When it was finally over, the Heat lingered on the court in celebration. Wade held on to the game ball as he shook a few fans' hands and he, James and Bosh exchanged some high-fives — the last three Miami players to leave the floor.
Miami will open the East finals at home next week and it'll be a playoff rematch from its march to the title last season. If Indiana beats New York — the Pacers lead that series 3-1 — tonight, then the Heat and Pacers will meet in Game 1 in Miami on Monday night. If the Knicks extend the Pacers to at least six games, then the East finals would open Wednesday night, regardless of opponent.
The Heat will almost surely be big favorites against either Indiana or New York, though it's certain either opponent would enter a series against Miami with plenty of confidence. The Knicks went 3-1 against the Heat this season, outscoring them by 11.5 points per game and winning both of their games at Miami convincingly. The Pacers went 2-1 against the Heat, winning twice in Indianapolis and losing their lone game in Miami.
To put that in some more perspective, the Heat went 2-5 against the Knicks and Pacers but are now 72-12 against all other NBA clubs this season.
Then again, given how Miami has played over the last 3 1/2 months, the notion of the Heat losing to anybody four times might seem downright impossible. The Heat lost at Indiana on Feb. 1. They won at Toronto two days later, the first victory in what became a run of 27 straight wins — and the start of a stretch that has seen Miami go 45-3 in its last 48 games.
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WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Milford woman injured during a visit to the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware.
Jeanne Wright sued the government last year, alleging that she broke her ankle after her foot got tangled up in vines on a wooden bridge in Prime Hook during a visit in 2011.
Wright claimed refuge officials were negligent in allowing the vines to grow into and over the bridge and failing to warn visitors.
The government argued for the case to be dismissed, noting that Delaware's Recreational Use Act immunizes private landowners from liability against claims of ordinary negligence.
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An explosion at the Caterpillar Service and Repair Mining in Carrier Mills, Ill. Monday morning has left one employee burned.
to Rusty Dunn, a corporate spokesperson for the company, an explosion
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Seventy people work at the facility. Dunn said no one else got hurt besides the employee who was burned.
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October 14, 1962 -- this is a very special day in Broncos history. The Broncos-Raiders rivalry stretches all the way back to 1960 -- the inaugural year of both teams. In each of their first two seasons (1960, 1961) the rivals split the season series. Denver won then lost in 1960. In 1961, they reversed that pattern by losing the first game before winning the second. In 1962, the Broncos won the first matchup, then, on October 14, completed the sweep of the series.
Gene Mingo dominated the scoring in this game, kicking 17 and 12-yard field goals in the first quarter to give Denver a 6-0 lead at half. He added a third field goal in the third quarter for a 9-0 lead. Later in that same quarter, Mingo scored a touchdown on a 4-yard run to give the Broncos a 16-0 lead. In the fourth quarter, Frank Tripucka connected with Lionel Taylor for an 11-yard touchdown pass. The Raiders managed a consolation touchdown in the fourth quarter, but a missed extra point left them on the losing end of a 23-6 score.
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(WMC-TV) – Revenue is down for casinos in Tunica, not only for the month of December, but for the entire year of 2013. But the World Series of Poker tournament is in town this weekend, which could be one of many events that may help turn things around.
Ten-thousand poker players are in Tunica from around the country to participate in the World Series of Poker.
"A lot of people come in from the outside in to big events like this," said poker player Will Adley. "I know it draws a lot of local people, but it draws a lot of players from the outside in as well."
Betting on the success of casinos in Mississippi was a gamble last year. December was one of the worst revenue months for casinos across the state. Organizers hope events like the WSOP will help stack up profits.
"It really put Tunica on the map, so I think poker is a great way to do that and it's a great way to start off the year," said Jesse Keaveny, Caesar's Entertainment.
Tunica was the choice place to play for many of the competitors for one reason.
"This place was actually more affordable, as far as coming down for the 12 days for the full event," said Chris Rizzo, who traveled to Tunica from Portland, Maine.
Local businesses hope the thousands of players go all-in when it comes to spending money in the community over the next few weeks.
As the tournament continues to garner national media attention, players say it is no wonder the games draw big crowds.
"I definitely would come down when something big like this is happening instead of just your normal run of the mill poker tournaments," said Lori Gray, who is in town from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Events on the circuit run through February 3 and there are new events that locals can register for at the casino each day.
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Summer Band Camp concert set for July 10
The Division of Music at The University of Virginia's College at Wise will present its Summer Band Camp concert on Thursday, July 10, in the Cantrell Hall Banquet Room.
The concert begins at 6:15 p.m. and will feature high school students from Central High School, Eastside High School and Union High School in Wise County, Clintwood High School in Dickenson County, J.I. Burton High School in Norton and Lee High School in Lee County.
The performance will include selections by Frank Erikson, Ludwig Van Beethoven and other noted composers.
Murray pens book on Gettysburg
Jennifer M. Murray, assistant professor of history at The University of Virginia's College at Wise, is the author of the recently published, "On A Great Battlefield: The Making, Management, and Memory of Gettysburg National Military Park, 1933-2013."
Governor's School at UVa-Wise builds sense of community
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Campus can grow quiet in July when the summer lull is in full swing, but not in the Gilliam Center for the Arts at The University of Virginia's College at Wise.
Cultural exchange, banjo scramble highlight Luxembourg visit
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It's not hard to find a banjo in Southwest Virginia, but it can be quiet a feat to locate the traditional mountain music instrument in Luxembourg.
UVa-Wise 2014 FINS Fellows
Several students at The University of Virginia's College at Wise are tackling undergraduate research projects as part of the Fellowship in the Natural Sciences program.
The Department of Natural Sciences began the FINS program 12 years ago with the goal of providing opportunities for our students to fully engage in the scientific endeavor in the same manner as professional scientists.
Staff awards presented at UVa-Wise
Several staff members were recognized during an awards ceremony, June 21, for their many years of service and contributions to The University of Virginia's College at Wise.
Rhonda Bentley, Rue Gembach, Janie Hamilton and Martha Necessary were recognized for 35 years of service.
Ray Asher, Glenda Hubbard and Bill Statzer were honored for 25 years of service.
Elizabeth Steele Samerdyke selected to participate in advanced placement program reading
Elizabeth Samerdyke, coordinator for Advising, Retention and Assessment at The University of Virginia's College at Wise, was selected for a fifth consecutive year to participate in the College Board's Annual Advanced Placement Reading.
Each June, advanced placement teachers and college faculty members from around the world gather to evaluate and score free-response sections of the advanced placement exams. During the scoring sessions, more than 12,500 advanced placement readers evaluate 4.2 million exams.
Blevins receives Southwestern Virginia Technology Council President's Award for economic development work
Shannon Blevins, director of economic development at The University of Virginia's College at Wi
Four UVa-Wise students are conducting research as Summer Scholars
Four students at The University of Virginia's College at Wise are spending the summer researching various projects as part of the Summer Scholars Program.
The C. Bascom Slemp Foundation funds the undergraduate research. The funds are specifically provided for undergraduate research that falls outside the natural sciences.
UVa-Wise students are latest HAI Research Fellows
Three students at The University of Virginia's College at Wise were recently named Healthy Appalachia Institute Student Research Fellows.
UVa-Wise receives district advertising award
The University of Virginia's College at Wise has won a Silver ADDY award at the American Advertising Federation's District 3 competition for the campaign, 'Are you UVa-Wise?'
The District 3 award follows receipt of a Gold ADDY Award from the American Advertising Federation of Southwest Virginia earlier this year. District winners are forwarded to the National ADDY Awards competition.
UVa-Wise student killed in I-81 crash
A freshman at The University of Virginia's College at Wise has died in a two-vehicle crash that happened on Tuesday, June 3 on Interstate 81 in Washington County.
According to the Virginia State Police, Abenezer D. Thewdros, 19, of Arlington, Va., died at the scene, along with passengers Abel N. Ayele, 19, of Arlington, Va., and Alemu S. Ameha, 25, of Alexandria, Va.
Appalachian Writing Project offers summer writing camps
UVa-Wise professor O'Donnell featured on 'With Good Reason'
Michael O'Donnell, an assistant professor of French with The University of Virginia's College at Wise, recently appeared on 'With Good Reason,' a radio production of the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.
O'Donnell, who has been teaching for nearly five decades, discusses his travels, not being ready for retirement and his own mortality with Kelly Libby, an associate producer for the show.
The episode may be downloaded at the 'With Good Reason' web site at www.withgoodreasonradio.org.
Spring 2014 Dean's List includes 343 students
The University of Virginia's College at Wise has announced its spring 2014 Dean's List.
The 343 students named to the Dean's List earned a grade point average of 3.50 or higher on a 4.00 scale with no grades below a "C" and were enrolled in at least 12 credit hours.
Necessary is among 2014 Sandridge Outstanding Contributor winners
Jessica Necessary, administrative assistant for the Visual and Performing Arts department, is among the 2014 Leonard W. Sandridge Outstanding Contribution Award recipients. This program gives members of the University and College at Wise community the opportunity to honor employees who have shown exemplary service and commitment to the University. It is the highest honor for staff at the University and College at Wise.
Faculty Music Recital set for June 1
The public is cordially invited to attend a UVa-Wise Music Faculty Recital on Sunday, June 1, 2014 at 3 p.m. in the Chapel of All Faiths on the UVa-Wise campus. There is no admission charge.
D. Michael Donathan, Professor Emeritus of Music, Suzanna Masters, Instructor in Music, Cynthia Mueller, Instructor in Music, and Kathy Stewart, Instructor in Education will perform works by W. A. Mozart, Darius Milhaud, Frederic Chopin, and Johannes Brahms.
Shortt named UVa-Wise police chief
A veteran officer who has risen through the ranks for more than 20 years has been selected to head The University of Virginia's College at Wise Campus Police Department.
Ronnie L. Shortt was named chief of campus police this spring. Shortt has been a member of the UVa-Wise Campus Police Department since 1992. Shortt replaces Steve McCoy, who recently retired.
Students recognized for academic accomplishments during 2014 Honors Convocation
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Clinic officials revealed their new mobile medical unit Wednesday afternoon.
The mobile unit travels around to local area businesses to offer a variety of medical services including lab and blood work, as well as annual exams.
Clinic leaders say the unit will reach up to as many as 10,000 more people per year.
"It's able to bring mammography and primary care services to businesses and industry and into rural Wisconsin where a lot of patients need this service and are unable to come to one of our fixed sites," said Gene Santilli, Marshfield Clinic administrative director.
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"All About the Benjamins" - the debate has changed
We're sitting here warring about canon, and it looks like canon is not the actual issue here. At least not anymore. The canon debate has almost been exhausted and we are seeing the symptoms of such exhaustion.
And now that one side seems to be coming to terms with the fact that canon revision has always been used in Star Trek, the true complaint comes out: Abrams and company is simply doing this to make a quickbuck.
This means that Abrams and the rest of the crew and including the cast are all lying. They're telling us that they want to make a Star Trek movie. But their true agenda is to help themselves to more of that pie in the sky.
The evidence to this: canon revisions.
EDIT: Let it be noted that I edited this post. I originally mistook "Dawson's Creek" for "Felicity". Sounds like a bad MadTV sketch. Thanks to kevin I've corrected myself. Anyway, yeah, I know "aren't they all the same f-ing thing?"
Apparently revising canon isn't Abrams' attempt to shape a Star Trek story to his vision. It's simply a device used to market it to the mainstream demographic.
They could give a rat's behind about Star Trek. Just slap on the label, put some characters in that apparently have the same names as characters created by some guy called Gene Raspberry - Razzleberry? Rogerferry? Turd Furgison! That's it! - and sell it. Right? (Have I correctly displayed the general feeling of those who we no longer need to call "canonites"?)
This is where conspiracy theory comes in. Yes, Abrams said "I'm more of a fan of Star Wars". This does not equal "I abhore Star Trek." By all accounts Abrams is a geek like us. He's into the scifi scene.
It's been made clear that he wants to take this story and make it his own. His style of drama can be spotted a mile away. Lost, Alias, Cloverfield, Mission Impossible III (as much as I wasn't a huge fan of that movie), even Felicity (ick, lucky I'm just typing it, I can't stand DC and can't even say it out loud), have one thing in common: Abrams' character driven drama. It's clear in terms of drama he cares about making the watcher identify with the characters and know their intimate details.
The point is that Abrams cares about drama. In all of his movies and shows it's quite apparent that he cares about the story.
that all being said, is Abrams still using devices to market the movie to a broader audience? Um, are Vulans uptight?
Yes! Of course he's trying to market to a broader audience. He's said this much on several occasions.
Has Star Trek always done this?
I have yet to see a movie trailer, a Star Trek movie trailer at that, that doesn't try to throw at the audience the product's romance, explosions, suspense, and fight scenes in an attempt to draw in more audiences. Not even:
Star Trek has always done things to try to widen its demographic:
And kick *** battle scenes:
Please... Star Trek is mainstream, it always has been.
While Abrams is obviously trying to market this movie to more audiences, it's clear that he also cares about making a good quality movie.
P.S. For those thinking that I'm tossing Abrams' salad, know this. My true fear about Star Trek XI is not canon or whether or not Abrams' is in it for the money. My fear is about the dialogue. So far from this trailer I've seen a lot of cliches: "buckle up" and what not that could actually ruin the movie.
Also, as much as I praise Abrams' drama, his style seems to be consistent, in that the characters seem to all be from the upper middle class to the extremely rich. They all seem to have the words I GOT IT MADE BUT DON'T HOLD IT AGAINST ME stamped on their forheads. From Felicity to Lost to Cloverfield, these characters are obviously not from my neighborhood. In fact, his casts are everything I hate about reality television. If he could try and attempt to put just a bit of
blue collar
element into his drama I'd identify with it more.
Don't get me wrong, I was a faithful
fan and am a faithful
fan. Most of his movies (MI:III was "eh") were great in my opinion. But he has a style that makes me hard to identify with his characters.
That's all.
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The City of Toledo has rolled out its new graffiti removal unit, aimed at scouring the city and eliminating graffiti in public areas.
Workers with the Neighborhood Beautification Action team are using some new techniques to wipe away graffiti.
"It really can make your city look like it's not being kept up as well as it needs to be. What we're doing is moving forward on an issue that's important to our community," says Mayor Mike Bell.
Previously the city relied on sandblasting and painting over graffiti, but now crews are using environmentally friendly biodegradable chemicals to remove unwanted urban art.
"It's vandalism, so we started this initiative to help abate and remove some of the blight from the City of Toledo," says NBA Manager Rick Akeman.
While private property owners are given 72-hour notice to remove graffiti, the mobile city crew will be going around and looking to clean up on the spot in public areas.
"One of the popular spots kids have a tendency to mark up or tag is traffic signal boxes on the corners" said Akeman.
Last year the city crews abated 450 cases of graffiti, and this year the city is hoping people will help identify problem spots by calling the city hotline at 419-936-2020.
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(FOX11/ CNS) - Mayor Eric Garcetti was a passenger in an LAPD vehicle that struck a 60-year-old woman in downtown Los Angeles Tuesday.
The woman, who was hit around 12:20 p.m., was conscious and alert, but she was taken to Los Angeles County+USC Medical Center as a precaution, according to Capt. Steve Ruda of the Los Angeles Fire Department.
According to the mayor's office, the vehicle -- a black SUV used traditionally used to transport the mayor -- was being driven eastbound on Second Street near Spring Street when it struck the woman.
The mayor was on the phone at the time and did not see the person get hit, according to his office. He was interviewed by LAPD investigators.
"I'm very concerned about her and wish her a speedy recovery," Garcetti said. "I look forward to speaking with her soon."
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A 15-year-old has been arrested after shooting a Columbus woman Friday morning.
The victim, whose name was not released, told police she went outside her home shortly after 4 a.m. et to close her car door. She thought her or her husband had accidentally left the door open. As she exited her home and approached her vehicle she noticed someone was inside. The teenager exited the car and pointed a pistol at her demanding she "get down on the ground." She was in the process of getting on the ground when the suspect shot her in her left leg. The suspect then fled the area in an unknown direction.
The suspect, whose name was not released because he is underage, was located and arrested a short time later.
He is facing three charges in connection to the shooting and five additional charges in connection to other burglaries he committed that night. The charges include: Aggravated Assault of a Person over 65, Possession of a Firearm during the Commission of a Crime, Possession of firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit certain crimes, and five counts of Possession of a Crime by a Person under 18. Burglary 2nd Degree.
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I grew up playing table tennis in Sweden in the 70's where most athletes were still semi professional and had part time jobs. At the time Sweden was the only country that could seriously challenge the Chinese dominance. Since the early 90's Sweden has regressed into mediocrity as potential young players have been lured to more financially lucrative sports like tennis, golf, or ice hockey.
The sport of table tennis demands incredible physical stamina, hand/eye coordination, and quick decision making. Ping pong, the leisure activity on the other hand, only requires a decent backhand, willingness to have a good time, and not minding being a dork. Table Tennis in the US has been more related to the leisure activity of Ping Pong and played in dorm rooms and garages all over the country.
However, Ping Pong's position in the US has been elevated to the "in-thing" to do in New York while networking or meeting with friends over drinks. Part of that can be credited to trailblazers like Amsterdam Billiards and Bowlmore Lanes. They made pool and bowling hip and fun leisure activities in the 90's thanks to upscale venues, combining drinks and play, and attracting beautiful people. The SPiN New York club carries on that tradition. Celebrities help, too, both Susan Sarandon and Edward Norton are players.
As a photographer I am as interested in the objects of ping pong; venues, playing surfaces, equipment, colors, space, design, and graphics, as much as the play itself. I plan to photograph people playing ping pong in board rooms, prisons, and anywhere else where people are just looking for a good time. The project will eventually wrap up in China where table tennis is the national sport, is played everywhere, and the leading players are rock stars.


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Just say 'no' to Carson Palmer, Cardinals
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The Arizona Cardinals should just say 'no' to another retread quarterback in Carson Palmer and try something very foreign to them -- draft and develop a signal caller. And I'm not talking about taking someone in the later rounds that rarely works, I'm talking about someone in rounds one through three.
But let's get back to Palmer. He will likely be cut by the Raiders and available. But do you really want another old, unhappy quarterback?
Somehow I see Boomer Esiason all over again. Sorry, but it's just not worth the stop-gap time. Palmer's okay -- he's better than what they have, but that's not saying much.
I'd rather win 4-5 games with Drew Stanton or Brian Hoyer than win 6-7 with Palmer. That way you get a better pick in 2014 and have a better chance of drafting a QB if you don't grab one this year. Palmer can't get Arizona to the playoffs -- not in this division -- so why bother?
Arizona is notorious for the retread and while it worked with Kurt Warner, it failed with Esiason, Kent Graham, Dave Brown and Derek Anderson just to name a few.
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In a new interview with the BBC, the FBI's counterintelligence chief Frank Figliuzzi revealed that the real reason the feds arrested Chapman was because top officials believed she was getting "closer and closer" to seducing a sitting U.S. Cabinet member.
Figliuzzi told the BBC that Chapman got "closer and closer to higher and higher ranking leadership ... she got close enough to disturb us."
"We were becoming very concerned," he said, according to The Independent. "They were getting close enough to a sitting US cabinet member that we thought we could no longer allow this to continue."
Unfortunately, Figliuzzi would not name the senior U.S. official who Chapman tried to seduce. But here's a look at the Obama Cabinet, just for fun.
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Through six innings of Game 2, the Tigers had one hit against Hiroki Kuroda. Just one.
But in the top of the seventh, rookie Quintin Berry drove a ball over Curtis Granderson's head in center field and the ball bounced over the fence for an automatic double that seems, at the moment, the biggest hit in this game ...
Worse for the Yankees, that brought up Miguel Cabrera, and he drove an outside pitch to right field for a single, hit so hard that Berry had to stop at third base.
Which of course brought up Prince Fielder, as it has all season long. But Kuroda somehow notched his ninth strikeout, with Fielder waving at a pitch in the dirt that would have been ball four to load the bases.
Which brought up Delmon Young, Game 1's hitting star (for the Tigers), with Kuroda and the Yankees looking for an inning-ending double play. They almost got it, but first this happened:
If that Yankees fan gets out of the way, Teixeira almost certainly makes that catch; whether Berry would have tried to tag up and score from third, we don't know. With new life, Young poked a grounder toward the shortstop hole. Jayson Nix fielded the ball and made a clean throw to Robinson Canó at second base, but Canó lost control of the ball while trying to throw. Young was safe as Berry scored the game's first run.
Kuroda escaped more damage when Andy Dirks hit yet another ground ball. But the way the Yankees have been going, The Tigers' single run seems like a lot.


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Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs spoke to reporters on Thursday and maintained that he did not injure his Achilles playing basketball.
"I didn't get hurt doing it. That's not what happened," Suggs said. A gym director told ESPN that Suggs suffered the injury playing basketball at a gym in Glendale, Ariz.
Suggs, who was the 2011 Defensive Player of the Year, says he was injured during a conditioning drill. He underwent a new Achilles procedure that included a smaller incision.
"I will be in a Baltimore Ravens uniform in 2012," he said. "The only question is when."