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Shaggin' In The Wood - Tyranena Brewing Company
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Reviews by cokes:
3.83/5 rDev -5.4%
Tarnished bronze with a low-slung tan head that fades away quickly, leaving some lace.
It carries an aroma of toasted grain, toffee, and light barrelled notes of vanilla, buttered coffee, black cherry, and charred oak. The nose feels a bit washed-out, given what it is.
The malt hits the mouth with caramel, grain, and earthen smokiness. The barrel brings cherry, buttered toast, toasted coconut, vanilla, and oak. And the barrel traits are much more focused here than in the nose. It's not a bourbon bomb necessarily, but the spirit traits do override the Scotch Ale traits as much as ups the overall flavor. It rides out with lingering oak and an upswell of coffee. I like how it finishes as much as anything.
Medium full in the mouth, with steady, slighly high amount of CO2.
Overall, this struck me as a beefed-up version of their (Barrel-Aged) Rocky's Revenge. It's drinkable, considering, but it doesn't wow. Regardless, it's solid enough, and a bit more agile than most Bourbon Barrel offerings.
04-05-2011 08:37:12 | More by cokes
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4/5 rDev -1.2%
11-15-2011 21:56:22 | More by bpfrush
New York
4/5 rDev -1.2%
12-12-2011 23:45:45 | More by dogfishandi
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-30-2013 09:52:45 | More by Cynic-ale
4/5 rDev -1.2%
06-13-2013 01:47:33 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
(Served in a tulip glass)
A- The thin wisp of head sits on a slightly dense glowing brown body with a red hue at the base.
S- The dry toasted malt flavor has some support from biscuit malt and a softer lightly roasted malt and vanilla note in the finish.
T- The blend of dry roasted and toasted malts have a slightly oaky tartness in the finish with some vanilla oaky notes coming through as the beer warms and a spicy note to follow.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a dry texture on the tongue and no alcohol heat noticed.
D- The dry malt has some good depth and a slight sweetness to the oak and vanilla notes make this very easy to drink with some nice character.
04-26-2011 22:00:11 | More by rhoadsrage
3.98/5 rDev -1.7%
Tried this on tap at the brewery.
Poured a darker brown color with a hint of red in it as well. Very little head on this beer.
Smell is caramel malt with a bit of the bourban coming through.
The caramel malt taste comes through up front with maybe some toffee as well. A bit of a smokey taste to this beer too and a slight alcohol taste in the finish.
Medium bodied beer that goes down fairly smooth.
Overall a pretty good beer. Definitely worth a try, especially if you're into this style.
04-26-2011 18:08:36 | More by richkrull
4/5 rDev -1.2%
08-18-2013 00:41:56 | More by striker2160
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -13.6%
03-29-2014 17:16:06 | More by acurtis
4.13/5 rDev +2%
Review from notes:
A: Pours a hazy brown color, reminds me of apple cider actually, with no head on top or any lacing.
S: Certainly get some of the bourbon, a lot of vanilla and chocolate, as well as some caramel and toffee.
T: Very rich, reminds me of Backwoods Bastard. The vanilla is very strong with some toffee and a little bit of coffee. Not as much chocolate or bourbon as the aroma indicated.
Very tasty.
M: Medium bodied, but seemed a touch thin. Low carbonation.
O: I was very impressed with this beer. It has a nice, complex flavor profile and is quite drinkable.
08-03-2011 17:32:09 | More by mdaschaf
4/5 rDev -1.2%
07-13-2013 21:38:24 | More by ManMoosePig
4.75/5 rDev +17.3%
07-07-2013 22:50:46 | More by ShawneeIrish
4.45/5 rDev +9.9%
Nice dark copper in color, with a thick head. No lace.
Nice sweet aroma of vanilla and maple. Quite impressive.
Flavor is quite strong on the vanilla and oak, with an alcohol burn at the finish. 70% of this is Scotch ale aged in bourbon barrels, and unlike some other bourbon barrel-aged ales, this one seems to have really soaked up some of that oak and bourbon quality. I get a lot of wood (hah), with bourbon and vanilla tones. Really impressive!
02-28-2011 00:15:22 | More by secondtooth
3.88/5 rDev -4.2%
12oz single, stray bottle consumed pre-move
appearance: served in delirium chalice, much lighter than anticipated - deep copper-amber body, minimal beige film lace
smell: toffee, sweet caramel, earthy, peat, light bourbon
taste: smooth and less over the top as some others in the series - the bourbon is quite smooth and pairs well with the toffee flavors in the scotch ale. Caramel, vanilla, light chocolate and some dark fruits round out the flavor profile. Not very woody, despite the name.
mouthfeel: very smooth, well disguised alcohol
overall: good
06-14-2011 00:43:05 | More by dirtylou
4/5 rDev -1.2%
05-19-2013 13:06:33 | More by Photekut
4.35/5 rDev +7.4%
12 oz. bottle poured into a tulip glass.
Appearance-Amber, copper brown color with dim reddish highlights. Excellent clarity.Moderate beige head with decent retention.
Aroma-Smells no where near as bourbony as expected, which came as a pleasant surprise, as I find that most bal-aged beers overdo it. Rich, caramel and toffee malt, with some darker notes of molasses and brown sugar, and some bourbon complexity. Oak and vanilla aromas abound. Subtle dark fruits (prunes) and alcohol are notable as well.
Flavor-In the flavor, the bourbon flavors show a greater presence, but are still in balance with the scotch ale. Bourbon, sweet toffee and caramel, some toasted character, and sticky molasses are dried out by smooth alcohol flavors in the finish, leading to a toffee bourbon finish touched with smoke, that lingers on for quite some time.
Medium full to full, but not quite chewy. Carbonation is moderately low. Smooth and with substantial alcohol warmth.
I really liked this. I think they did a fantastic job with the barrel aging, and produced a beer that still resembles the style it came from, while simultaneously showcasing some very nice bourbon notes. Bravo.
03-29-2011 05:46:43 | More by plfahey
4/5 rDev -1.2%
04-24-2013 05:16:24 | More by BigJim5021
4.28/5 rDev +5.7%
A-Dark brown pour, moderately opaque. Thin white head.
S-Lots of bourbon initially, very easy to habituate. Molasses, toasted nuts, some vanilla and caramel.
T-Bourbon at first then mostly oak from the barrel. Lots of caramel, toasted malt, some vanilla. This tastes like a much more mellow backwood's bastard. It is delicious and so well balanced.
M-I enjoyed this a lot but I felt it could have used a little more of a bite. It feels very syrupy but is still quite smooth. Tyranena does a great job though of making not over the top barrel aged beers with a decent abv.
O-I would love to try this one again. It is very drinkable and I wish I knew how potent it was but it is not listed. It may be a little high but I don't know. Once again I must say that they did a great job on this barrel aged scotch ale.
04-01-2011 15:34:42 | More by beerhan
4.69/5 rDev +15.8%
A - dark brown, cloudy
S - smells of sweet roasted malts
T - first i get a sweetness from the malts, then i get the bourbon flavor. the bourbon is not too overpowering, yet is powerful enough to overtake the initial sweet flavors
M - medium body, medium carbonation
O - If you like bourbon-barrel-aged beers, you will LOVE this beer. The Scotch Ale style is the perfect style to age in bourbon barrels. The bourbon flavors mesh very well with the sweet roasted malts of the scotch ale style. Everyone should try this beer. I am looking forward to trying more of Tyranena's Brewers Gone Wild series.
04-29-2013 04:24:42 | More by mjc3151
3.3/5 rDev -18.5%
Crimson/brown color with a very small head that quickly disappeared. Just a ring of bubbles hang around. Just a few specks of lacing.
Aroma of caramel and toffee with hints of vanilla and a slight bourbon and boozy note. I was expecting much more than vanilla from the bourbon barrel.
The flavor is a profile of the malt. Caramel, toffee, and a slightly toasted hint. I pick up a lot of vanilla as well. The bourbon comes through at the finish as well as some alcohol.
Feels a little thin and undercarbonated.
Comparison to Founders Backwood Bastard is inevitable. Unfortunately this is not anywhere in the same league. Tyranena seldom disappoints with their barrel aged beers. This is definately a disappointment.
08-20-2011 23:29:59 | More by morimech
4/5 rDev -1.2%
03-14-2013 19:33:52 | More by wmobley
3.48/5 rDev -14.1%
Poured from 12oz bottle. Thanks to VinneVanGogh for this bottle.
A- Pours a darker amber color. One finger off white head shows low retention. No real lacing on the sides of the glass but show a little legs to it.
S- Lots of caramel and toffee malts in the front of the nose. Some light roasted goodness in there as well but mostly just in hints. Vanilla and burnt sugar come in next with tiny hints of oaky barrel.
T- Big bready caramel notes in the front of the beer. Interesting I think that I pick up both light roasted malt and hints of chocolate. Middle of the beer is some burnt sugar with vanilla undertones. Toffee flavors come in the backend with bourbon barrel tones and sweet alcohol.
M- Medium mouthfeel. Carbonation is good for the style. Tons of sweet malts with hints of vanilla left on the palate. Aftertaste is mostly warming alcohol, barrel notes, and toffee malts. Flavors were actually very well put together with the barrel notes really blending to the base beer. No off flavors were noticed while drinking. Medium high alcohol drying on the palate.
D- This was a good drinkable beer. I liked the sweetness to it but it wasn't overly sweet. The ABV could be tasted at times in the beer but I would easily drink a couple of these in a sitting.
02-18-2011 23:12:39 | More by alleykatking
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
Poured In: Tulip Glass
Purchased At: Steve's (Madison, WI)
I just toured Tyranena over the weekend. It's only fitting that I have one of their beers this week.
Appearance: The color is burnt umber and falu red with very little head making an appearance. I'm suspecting the lack of head is a result of the alcohol presence in this. A little leg showing up on the side of my glass and very little lace.
Smell: Caramel malts, vanilla, a bit of bourbon and a little smoky as well.
Taste: The tasting starts out with sweet caramel malt coming through. The bourbon does make an appearance in this with the sweetness starting to roll off and a little more alcohol and vanilla comes through. The alcohol just barely comes through, and is very well hidden in this.
Mouthfeel: Medium to full bodied, carbonation was just right after cracking open the bottle.
Drinkability: I can't handle heavy, sweeter beers like this too often, so one of these in an evening will do just fine. This was a great try though, and had it not been for a trade I probably wouldn't have picked it up, but I'm glad I did.
02-22-2011 03:46:30 | More by Ek0nomik
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
04-28-2012 17:52:05 | More by dtx00
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
07-22-2013 04:09:31 | More by Kunstman
Shaggin' In The Wood from Tyranena Brewing Company
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1. N.Y. Jets: More talented team doesn't always win. This confident group will have to keep that in mind.
2. New England: Pass rush could be an issue again, but Pats have what it takes to challenge Jets.
3. Miami: Addition of Brandon Marshall makes them better. Could contend for wild-card spot, but first half of schedule is a beast.
4. Buffalo: Still bad, although C.J. Spiller should make them more exciting to watch.
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1. Baltimore: Very solid across the board. The banged-up secondary is a concern, but they're good enough to overcome it.
2. Cincinnati: Should finish around the .500 mark, and T.O. and Chad Ochocinco will get along just fine.
3. Pittsburgh: Loss of ORT Willie Colon hurts the running game. Steelers are another team that will finish with eight or nine wins.
4. Cleveland: Don't see how they're going to score enough points to win more than a handful of games.
AFC South
1. Indianapolis: Another year, another division title.
2. Houston: Not ready to call them a lock to finally make playoffs, but they have a good shot to get there with Matt Schaub leading potent aerial attack.
3. Tennessee: Chris Johnson will carry them far, but not back to the postseason.
4. Jacksonville: Team could be surprise playoff contender if line play is better than expected.
AFC West
1. San Diego: The beneficiaries of a weak, albeit improving, division, Chargers are still the best in the West.
2. Oakland: Not on the Raiders-to-the-playoffs bandwagon. Offensive line will need to be much better for that to happen.
3. Denver: Elvis Dumervil's absence weakens pass rush. They'll struggle to match last year's 8-8 mark.
4. Kansas City: Some people are ready to move them up a spot or two in the division. I'm clearly not one of those people.
NFC East
1. Dallas: Have to keep Tony Romo upright, but this team's title hopes are realistic.
2. N.Y. Giants: Defense should be better after disastrous 2009, but questions about the back seven on "D" remain.
3. Philadelphia: A dip is expected after major changes in offseason, but plenty of young talent bodes well for the future.
4. Washington: They'll win more games this year with Mike Shanahan and Donovan McNabb. Don't see them getting out of division's basement, though.
NFC North
1. Green Bay: Plenty of talent, although offensive line, special teams could hold them back.
2. Minnesota: Don't know how much they'll have left if they make the playoffs after daunting regular-season schedule.
3. Chicago: Free-agent additions like Julius Peppers and Chester Taylor help, but not convinced by their offensive line and secondary.
4. Detroit: While Lions are getting better, it's not their time to make a significant leap in wins.
NFC South
1. New Orleans: Don't see them being as dominant as they were for much of last season.
2. Atlanta: Pass rush is going to have to be better for them to surpass Saints.
3. Carolina: Defensive line is a glaring weakness following Julius Peppers' departure.
4. Tampa Bay: Bucs are at least a quality defensive end away from getting back to respectability.
NFC West
1. San Francisco: Defense has the potential to be very good, and offense should be more consistent.
2. Arizona: Skeptical about either Matt Leinart or Derek Anderson under center. This team will take a step back.
3. Seattle: Not expecting much from them in Pete Carroll's first year.
4. St. Louis: The growing pains will continue. Sam Bradford's poise will be tested.
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Defensive MVP: Julius Peppers, Chicago
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HAYDEN — Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church will be celebrating a big milestone in its church's history.
With the theme "Looking Back and Looking Forward," the church will be celebrating its 150-year anniversary August 24 at 4 p.m. and April 25 at noon.
All former and current members are invited to come together to celebrate the history of the church. Former pastors will come to speak, a brief history of church will be provided, and there will be congregational singing and scripture readings. Both the youth and adult choirs will also sing.
Also there will be a time to reminisce, as former members are invited to talk about past experiences with the church.
Following the services, fellowship meals will be provided.
Following the theme, church clerk Shirley Swann feels the outlook looking forward for the congregation is to "get the message of Christ" to people.
"Growth is good," Swann says. "But the main thing is we get God's word out."
The church is gathering pictures of members and information on the church, and anyone who is interested in contributing or has any questions is asked to call Susie Adams Giddy at (205) 647-0944 or Annette Staton Burtram at (205) 647-2802.
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Black Studies Center (BSC)
Includes three modules: The Schomburg Studies on the Black Experience which includes interdisciplinary essays on the Black Experience; International Index to Black Periodicals (IIBP), a database covering some 150 scholarly and popular Black Studies journals, many of them in full text; and the full text backfile of the influential black newspaper The Chicago Defender (1910-1975).
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250 scholarly journals in the humanities and social sciences. Topics include literature and criticism, history, the visual and performing arts, cultural studies, education, political science, gender studies, economics and many others.
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A digitized collection of over 2,300 narratives of former slaves. Interviews were conducted by writers and journalists as part of the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in the 1930s.
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The Jaguars traded up in the first round to select WR Justin Blackmon and signed veteran WR Laurent Robinson to a lucrative free-agent contract this offseason because they knew QB Blaine Gabbert needed more weapons in the passing game to be successful.
Through three weeks of his second season, Gabbert still needs more help in the passing game.
It's a familiar refrain — and one Jaguars fans are quickly tiring of — but it's true: Gabbert has not had sufficient protection from an injury-riddled offensive line and he hasn't had the luxury of consistently counting on receivers who can create separation and hang on to the ball.
Head coach Mike Mularkey acknowledged this week that drops — a problem which dates back to camp — remains an issue. (Robinson has three drops and Blackmon, who Mularkey said is pressing and needs to be more patient as a route runner, dropped an easy short throw from Gabbert in Week Three.)
The good news is that Gabbert has made plays in crunch time, with Cecil Shorts proving to be his go-to receiver at the end of games. What's more, as the offensive line continues to get healthy, TE Marcedes Lewis, who has been asked to block more because of protection issues since his strong Week One outing, should get more opportunities to assist in the passing game.
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Visit Sands View Cabin, and experience the peaceful serenity of Camano Island for yourself. Enjoy the gorgeous views of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, and take a 5 minute walk down to an amazing private community beach, where there is an abundance of sea life. There is crabbing and clamming galore.
Sands View Cabin sleeps 14 comfortably:
• 1st floor bedroom - 1 Queen
• 1st floor bedroom - 1 Queen
• 2nd floor bedroom - 1 Full, 2 Twin, 1 sofa bed
• 2nd floor bedroom - 3 Twins
• 2nd floor bedroom - 1 Twin
• 2nd floor TV area - folding couch sleeps 2
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The bedrooms and bathrooms are furnished with linens, and the large kitchen/dining area includes all of the kitchen essentials you will need to cook a wonderful meal for your family and friends. The kitchen table seats up to 8 comfortably, and the outbuilding/'party room' east of the house offers generous space for quite large groups and meetings. There is a 10 person table, 8 foot bar with bar stools, and a peek-a-boo view of the Sound.
Relax outside on the deck with a cup of coffee and soak in the view, or sit inside the cabin at the bar with a glass of wine and take in the view from inside. Sands View Cabin has a warm and cozy ambience. Yet, it is over 2100 square feet and sits on a half acre lot. So even if you come with a large group, it will never feel crowded.
If you are coming with children, Sands View Cabin is stocked with toys (Lego, Brio, arts & crafts, puzzles) and numerous board games. In addition, there is croquet, badminton, and toys for the beach.
activities and attractions in Camano Island Washington
If you like shopping or gardening, check out the quaint flea markets, nurseries, and farms on Camano Island and in Stanwood. There is an IGA grocery store close by, and if you drive into Stanwood, you will find several excellent shopping and restaurant options.
Sands View Cabin is close to the Skagit Valley tulips and the darling town of LaConner. During the summer months, visit the Skagit Valley farms and take home fresh produce for your gourmet meal. Schuh Farms (local Skagit Valley farm) also has a fantastic produce stand (April-December) in Stanwood right before you cross the bridge to Camano Island.
During the summer, help yourself to the raspberries and blackberries. In the fall, you can pick apples, pears and plums. And if you like to crab, be sure to bring your crabbing gear as our private beach has some of the best crabbing around!
We are close to Cama Beach State Park, Camaloch Golf Course, Camano Island Inn, Spa and Bistro, Dusty Cellars Winery, and the Diamond Knot Brewery (Camano Lodge). If you want to get out on the water, you can also rent a canoe, kayak, row boat, or sail boat from the Center for Wooden Boats at Cama Beach State Park. They even rent crab traps!
Whether you like shopping, boating, beach combing, or relaxing with a book, there is something for everyone to do at Sands View Cabin!
We also have covered parking as well as additional space to park your RV or boat.
Don't hesitate to ask: We want you to get the most out of your stay, so if we can arrange something you need, we'll be happy to help.
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Camano Island Restaurants:
Camano Island Bistro-Fine dining
Diamond Knot Brewery & Lodge-Microbrewery and pub food
Cama Beach Café (open 9-2 Saturdays and Sundays in winter, 7 days a week in summer)-Breakfast, lunch, bakery
Stanwood Restaurants:
Jimmy's Pizza and Pasta-Italian
Dos Reales-Mexican
Jasmin Thai Cuisine & Sushi-Thai and Japanese
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IGA (Jasmin Thai is now at IGA!)
There is also a QFC in Stanwood right before you cross the
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Non Peak Season (Sept-May): $225/night
Peak Season (June-August): $275/night
2 night minimum
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$150 non-refundable cleaning fee, up to 6 people
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Gov. Paul LePage on Wednesday told a crowd of 100 people that a Forbes representative told his office the state must cut spending, reduce energy costs and address structural problems — which LePage interpreted as "welfare" — or the state would continue to be "in the cellar" of the magazine's rankings of the best states for business.
Forbes says it told the governor's office no such thing.
"I certainly didn't say anything about welfare costs, which has nothing to do with the ranking that we do," said Forbes senior editor Kurt Badenhausen, who spoke to the governor's office when it called the magazine. "I didn't tell them they needed to reduce energy costs. I told them, basically, the best thing they could do, and that any local government could do, was just to try and create more jobs."
A memo sent last week to LePage from his senior economic policy adviser backs up Badenhausen's version.
Badenhausen, who worked for more than three years at Financial World magazine before joining Forbes in 1998 as part of the statistics department, is the editor responsible for Forbes' business school rankings, the America's Best Small Companies list and the annual Best Places for Business rankings. He confirmed he spoke with someone from the governor's office recently, but he adamantly denied telling anyone that Maine must reduce energy costs and spending if it wants to improve in the ranking. Welfare, he said, isn't considered in Forbes' rankings and Maine isn't alone in its energy costs.
"Energy costs are high across the board in New England, and that's a fundamental reality for businesses in the Northeast. That's a hard thing to fix," Badenhausen said.
To come up with its rankings, Forbes considers 37 points of data in six categories: business costs, labor supply, regulatory environment, economic climate, growth prospects and quality of life. This year, Maine ranked 44th in business costs, 28th in labor supply, 45th in regulatory environment, 42nd in economic climate, 50th in growth prospects and 17th in quality of life. Overall, Maine ranked 50th for the second year in a row.
LePage commented on the ranking Wednesday during a town hall-style meeting at Mt. Abram High School in Salem Township, near Kingfield. He said he wanted to know why Maine did so poorly, "So we asked them."
"They said, 'You made some efforts and you've done some good things in some areas, but you absolutely ignored the structural problems.' Which are our welfare and our energy. We did nothing," LePage told the crowd. "And they said, 'Unless you get your fiscal house in order, and you address energy, you address work force development, and you get yourself (so) that you spend within your means, you're in the cellar.' This mission here this year, you're going to hear an awful lot of education, energy and the economy. Unfortunately, we're starting out with welfare, because we're going broke."
LePage spokeswoman Adrienne Bennett said Thursday that the governor meant welfare in general — as in the state's welfare or Mainers' welfare — and not the welfare system, when he spoke of welfare being a structural problem and addressing welfare "because we're going broke."
She said his comments had nothing to do with his proposed $220 million in cuts to the state's MaineCare insurance system.
Bennett said the governor got his Forbes information from his senior economic policy adviser John Butera, who spoke to Badenhausen. But the memo Butera sent to LePage last week contained no quotes from Badenhausen, offered no advice from Badenhausen, did not suggest the state ranked poorly because it ignored structural problems and did not mention welfare — either the welfare of Mainers or the state's welfare system.
The memo told LePage that Maine improved in three categories: business cost, regulatory climate and economic climate. It said Maine worsened in two: labor supply and growth prospects.
Although Butera told LePage that "there is still significant room for improvement as the (business cost) analysis includes taxes, labor and energy costs," he said Badenhausen "basically indicated our overall ranking was due to the dismal, five-year outlook on job growth coupled with low projected population growth."
Bennett said the governor based his Wednesday comments solely on the memo.
"It was the governor's take on it," she said.
She could not say why the governor appeared to quote Forbes when no such quotes were available.
"Our staff, you know, talked to them," Bennett said. "So, I think he started out saying, 'They said,' and then he kind of goes to his thoughts, then he goes back to 'They said.' It's just the way he speaks. The more one-on-one time you get with him, you understand these things."


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Allowing the use of Personal Watercraft (PWC) during the periods of sunset and sunrise in the state of Kentucky.
This petition is being created to show interest and support for individuals interested in having the ability to legally ride a Personal Watercraft (PWC) at night in the state of Kentucky. Currently this is a legal practice in 9 other states when you outfit the PWC with the proper lighting arrangement as used on similar pleasure boats like your average fishing or pontoon boat. As with any powersport activity you always encounter risks, with the proper lighting, night pwc operations pose no extra danger compared to a small vessel on the same waters such as a fishing boat. Lighting should be left up to the end user as long as they are installed in the proper locations and correctly viewable from all angles.
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Friday, January 2nd, 2009 at 12:47 am in Football.
Rivals.com (I believe it was actually first reported by a blog in Colorado named The Ralphie Report) is reporting tonight that Las Lomas WR Diante Jackson is headed to Colorado, switching his oral commitment from Oregon to the Buffaloes.
This switch has been rumored for quite some time. He took an extra visit to Boulder a little while ago and told me he loved every minute of it. He's a four-star recruit on Rivals, so it should go without saying that the Buffs have to be pretty pleased tonight.
I'll give the man himself a call later today and I'll have an online-only interview up this afternoon. So, be sure to check back later.
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Speculation continues on Scripps Networks sale
Speculation continues on the sale of Scripps Networks Interactive (parent company of Knoxville-based Scripps Networks.) This time the prospective buyer is Time Warner Inc.
Last week, I wrote an update on Scripps Networks headquarters expansion plans. Here is a rendering:
Design Team: KZF Design, Cincinnati and Barge Waggoner Sumner + Cannon, Knoxville
Construction manager: Blaine Construction, Knoxville


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Summer Slide Night contribution
Here's my slideshow-contribution to the summer slide night held at the Bouneweger Stuff on June 27th
Here's my slideshow-contribution to the summer slide night held at the Bouneweger Stuff on June 27th
As a member of Street Photography Luxembourg I'm proud to announce that we will take part in the Urban Art Festival of Esch Alzette's KUFA. The opening of our exhibition will be held on september 18th and you'll have the opportunity to visit the exhibition on 19th and 20th of September at the KUFA Make […]
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Birmingham, Ala. – Samford's
Brock School of Business adds three new board members to its Dean's Advisory
Board: Harlan C. Parrish, Chief Executive Officer of Alliant Bank, Mike
Baker, Managing Partner of Dent Baker
and John Gunderson, Senior Vice President of the Daniel Corporation.
Harlan Parrish, Chief
Executive Officer Alliant Bank Birmingham, Ala: Harlan currently serves as Chief Executive Officer for Alliant Bank where
he is the senior banking officer responsible for the management and growth of
the institution in the state of Alabama. Alliant Bank, established back in 1900,
is a privately held company with 15 Financial Centers serving 7 Alabama
counties. He joined Alliant Bank following his role as Senior Executive Vice
President of Retail Banking at Bank United, an $11 billion in asset privately
held company based in Miami Lakes, Florida. Parrish managed BankUnited's 80
branch network throughout the state of Florida. He joined BankUnited following
a 26-year career with Colonial Bank/BB&T.
Prior to BB&T's acquisition of Colonial Bank in August 2009, Harlan
was Senior Executive Vice President and Retail Line of Business Director for
the $27 billion company. He was responsible for the strategic growth for all
Retail development, including sales, deposits, branch development, and products
and services for over 350 branches across Colonial Bank's five-state footprint.
The Retail Lines of Business associated with his overall responsibility
included Wealth Management and Brokerage Services, Association Services and
Residential Mortgage Lending.
He joined Colonial Bank as its first management trainee in April 1984 and
served in numerous regional and executive positions in Retail Banking. Prior to
his appointment to the Retail Line of Business Director in early 2009, he
served Colonial Bank as President and CEO of Retail Banking for the Florida
West Coast Region, which was comprised of 75 banking offices from Naples to
Tampa, Florida, managing $4.4 billion in assets. Prior to moving to Florida in
1999, Parrish spent the first 15 years of his banking career in Alabama.
Harlan received his Bachelor of Science degree with honors from Auburn
University at Montgomery. He is a 1997 honors graduate from the Bank
Administration Institute (BAI) Graduate School of Retail Banking. Parrish also has been active in numerous civic
and community organizations in south Florida including
serving on the board and the Executive Committee of the United Way of Lee,
Hendry and Glades Counties and serving on the board for the Foundation for Lee
County Public Schools where he is the past Chairman. He currently serves on the
Advisory Board for the Brock School of Business at Samford University and he
was recently appointed to the Board of Directors of the Birmingham Business
Mike Baker,
Managing Partner, Dent Baker, Birmingham, Ala: Mike joined Dent, Baker
& Company in 1989, earned his CPA designation in 1990 and became partner in
1997. His practice is concentrated in the area of taxation and general business
consulting. Baker heads the firm's international practice assisting American
companies seeking to conduct business abroad and foreign companies operating in
the U.S. He is also a Certified Financial Planner, holding the Series 7 and 63
licenses from the National Association of Securities Dealers.
He is a member of the American
Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Alabama Society of Certified
Public Accountants, the Financial Planning Association and a chairman of the
UAB Accounting Advisory Council. He is also a member of the International
Business Development Committee for the PKF North American Network consisting of
more than 430 accounting firms in more than 100 countries.
A native of Birmingham,
he received a B.S. in mechanical engineering from Auburn University and an accounting
equivalency from the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
John Gunderson, Senior Vice President, The Daniel
Corporation, Birmingham, Ala: John oversees the company's residential operations and
community development. Prior to joining Daniel, John held executive and partnership
positions in both private and publicly held real estate corporations in
Florida, New York and California. These positions provided John with experience
in Master-Planned Communities, Resort and Golf Development, Commercial, Office
and Mixed-Use Properties, Specialty Theme Properties and Historic Preservation,
Medical and Educational Facilities, Senior and Student Housing, and High-Rise
Condominiums and Apartments.
John holds several advanced industry designations and has served as consultant,
lecturer and instructor to trade groups, national builders and corporations. He
has over a decade of additional expertise in Innovation & Strategic
Planning Management with clients as diverse as the World Trade Center
Association, Mercycare Health Systems, U.S. Council of Mayors, the University
of Rochester, Sony USA, Lexus and the PGA TOUR. John holds a Master of Business
Administration degree from Duke University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from
the University of Michigan.
His professional and civic associations include: American Red Cross Board
Member, Habitat for Humanity Board Member, and Rotary International.
our footprint in corporate and community is one of our strategic goals here at
the Brock School of Business," said, Howard Finch, Dean. "We are achieving this goal by developing
partnerships with the diverse corporate and civic community in the areas around
the country we serve."
renaming of the Samford School of Business to the Brock School of Business in
December 2007 is the latest in a long history of achievements for business
education at Samford, which has offered degrees in business and commerce since
1922. In 1965, the School of Business was established to offer both
bachelor's and master's degrees in business. Alabama's first part-time
master of business administration degree program was established at Samford,
and the first MBA degrees were awarded in 1967. The master of accountancy
degree was approved in 1995. The business school was fully accredited by
AACSB International in 1999, a recognition earned by less than 10 percent of
business schools worldwide. The Brock School entrepreneurship program was
chosen as the best new entrepreneurship in the U.S. in 2010 by the U.S. Association
of Small Business and Entrepreneurship.


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All Flash Comics #1: It's so… awkward… and self-congratulatory. Ick. I want to say "Hey, Karl Kerschl's art was the best thing about this" but then I'm sorta-friends with Karl and my opinion is suspect. I dunno. I was reading it and it's exactly not-bad, not-good in the way that many (most?) superhero comics are these days. The multiple art teams, the overliance on history and continuity, the weird torture of the bad guys… None of it stood out as bad or good, it was just "here is a sequence of events that will keep you reading until next month". Wow. There's nothing there for people who aren't long-time, die-hard fans of the character, and even though I'm somewhere in that sphere I was just… I don't like this at all. And the cover by Seinkewicz is… distressing.
Batman: Harley & Ivy TPB: This collection of three disparate stories featuring Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy is pretty fun stuff, with some nice art through and through. Has anyone ever looked at the subtext… or even the text… of these stories though? Yikes. It's exactly "Dudes who are attracted to hawt cartoon characters put them into vaguely pervy situations for their own edification," which is… every single female hero or villain in comics? It's fun, just don't read too deeply into… any… of it. Like the women-in-prison-flight 'homage' at the beginning of the second chapter of the titular mini-series, where the butch lesbian prison guards get rough with our two hot antiheroines. Actually, that whole last mini-series feels like Paul Dini letting loose after too many years dealing with cartoon censors and Hollywood… It's interesting, and like I said, fun… if you don't think too hard about it. Mmmm… probably not for kids.
Big Plans #1: This is a Xeric-grant winning comic that we got in because we more-or-less support every Xeric Comic. It's a mini-comic though, which is kind of weird, because I'd always assumed that the Xeric thing was to help you do something a little more professional than something that looks like it came off of the Xerox machine. The comics themselves are interesting, each page a six-panel staccato with lots of white-space elevating stories of the mundane into the… what's less than profound but still pretty interesting? Well-observed, anyway, particularly the terrorism story. If I picked this up at MoCCA for $2, I'd be pretty happy. For it to be solicited through Diamond at $5, I'm less happy. There's just not enough to it to justify the price tag, and I can't help thinking that the author's chosen format won't really help him get noticed, let alone further develop his career. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe there's a whole industry for stapled 5.5″x4.25″ comics that I'm unaware of. That are also available at http://www.aronnelssteinke.com/ entirely for free. But yeah, this is one where the format disappointed me much more than I enjoyed the actual content.
Captain America #28: This one felt a bit like a place-holder issue, particularly after the starling revelations and non-stop action of last issue. It'll read better in the trade. Aside from the bad guys showing you they're bad by killing a lot of people, and Sharon Carter awkwardly dancing around a few questions… yeah. Brubaker's setting up the pieces in this issue, which didn't really grab me the way that the rest of the arc has. Even though it came out a few weeks ago I finally read the newest issue of CRIMINAL, which was similar (setting up the pieces, pulling together the plot, showing what a bad ass you are) and it worked far, far better.
Comics Journal #284: I've only skimmed this so far, but man, do I not care about Roger Landridge at all. There's just nothing there that I find interesting. Anyway, somehow I got sucked into reading Tom Crippen's piece on the fanboy inside all of us and that was just brutal. Like, massively depressive, mostly because you could insert "There but for the grace of God, go I" after every paragraph. I haven't seen any online reaction to this column yet–maybe The Journal has stopped being relevant for that sort of thing, I don't see them stirring up much controversy lately unless it's fucking with Harlan Ellison–but I'd be curious what anyone else thought. But yeah, I've not read much of the rest of it yet. The Gene Yang interview is on my list though.
Don't Say Anymore Darling: This is a new collection of old short stories from Fumi Yoshinaga, the author of Antique Bakery. It's mostly yaoi-centric (though there is at least one entirely straight short-story about a marriage that fails due to… well… the crazy, I think) and fans of Yoshinaga's gentle, humanistic storytelling will probably love this as much as they love everything else she does. Mmm… me included. Granted, I read this while sick in bed with a head-cold so my retention isn't entirely there, but the stories are all strong little shorts, usually with a nice shock right at the ending to cast the whole thing in a new light just as you end the chapter. I hope the existance of these interesting, sort of random works means that Ms. Yoshinaga is fabulously wealthy and gets to do whatever she wants with manga; I'll happily keep reading.
Flight Volume 4 GN: Reviewing this is basically impossible since 1/3 of the contributors at any given time are friends of mine, but here goes: Another strong entry in the Flight series. More gorgeous art, more lyrical short stories, definitely worth the cover price. The stand-outs are, once again, Clio Chang (this time with a meta-commentary take on the nature of fables) and Kazu Kibuishi (his story featuring duty and tradition butting heads with desire). It's a handsomely designed and thoughtfully edited collection, each story sticking around just long enough to be enjoyable, and occasionally leaving you wanting more. I'd have hoped though, 5 years in, to see more of the contributors to the book making more of a name for themselves in the industry outside of the anthology. It still seems like a lot of the breakthrough work is in the pipeline, and as nice as 8-24 pages of work is from many of these creators, I feel like 150 pages of the same is what I really want.
Ghost Rider #13 WWH: I haven't been "reading" Ghost Rider, so I'm assuming that there's just someone inexperienced or whatever behind the mantle of the character right now, making the first 2/3 of the book an "inexperienced hero fights Hulk in comedy of errors" routine that was occasionally chuckle-worthy. It all comes down to earth at the end though, when we're reminded that Iron Man is a bastard, and the Hulk is rightfully seeking Vengence on him, leaving The Ghost Rider to fuck off back out of the crossover. Not bad, I guess? Funny, but hardly essential.
Programme #1: Winner of the "Comic that would most be benefitted by re-reading" award of the week. I think I liked this, all gritty, dirty cold war paranoia mixed with ongoing wars and impotent hulking Americans. I'm not sure though, as scenes rarely last for longer than a page or two, and writer Peter Milligan has had some spectacular misfires as of late. But yeah, despite Jog's excellent breakdown, I kind of want to figure out what's going on here for myself, and sadly the cursory reading given to FLASH or GHOST RIDER simply won't do. At least you're getting your 3 bucks worth.
Shazam: The Monster Society Of Evil #4: The ham-handed political nature of the story is toned-down just enough to be enjoyable rather than distracting, leading to a fun, over-the-top conclusion. Smith has picked up a few tricks out of contemporary young adult fiction here, making the adults-don't-believe-kids stuff just annoying enough as to make the kid in me want to jump up-and-down in place going COME ON ALREADY!, which means it's working. The ending has plenty of heroics, gross moments, a monster-punching or two, and sets the stage for great things to come… which is why what comes next is so depressing. ("Hey kids! That character you just grew to love? HE'S DEAD NOW. Also, his little sister has grown up into a goth cheerleader. Enjoy!") I'm also wondering about the artificiciality of serialization breaks and their negative effect on the story… but that's for a bigger discussion down the road.
The Order #1: Sorry Matt. Nothing here grabbed me. And I was actively put-off by the colouring, which couldn't decide if the lead dude was grey-at-the-temples or not. I'll read the next issue I guess, but this wasn't your best stuff and I really, really want Casanova #8 now.
Warren Ellis' Black Gas 2 #3: I still, honestly, can't believe that Ellis would let a comic be named after his (presumably) deadly farts. Did no one think about what this would be called? Or maybe they did, and that's perhaps worse. Ah well. BLEAK! SO FUCKING BLEAK! And, if the gas makes everyone crazy and itching to fuck, how did they all manage to pair off into neat boy/girl pairs? Isn't that… fortunate? I guess? That the zombies don't have to have the added stress of having their sexual identities challenged? "Fuck, I just tore the face off that guy but at least I'm shagging the dismembered lower-half of a woman instead of being some faggot zombie!" Ah well. it's Avatar, you get what you pay for, you just usually get it very late.
World War Hulk #2: Totally enjoyable. Whenever anyone asks me if this is any good (specifically because Avengers Disassembled, House of M, and Civil War weren't) all I need to say is "Well, Hulk DOES Smash." I don't go out of my way to promote this because, quite frankly, I don't have to. Hulk fucks shit up, which is really all you need from a Hulk comic in the first place and that most stringent of conditions is met? People gladly part with their four dollars. Hulk Smash.
I also ready a bunch of stuff from previous weeks like SILVERFISH (alright), PHONOGRAM (alright I think, not sure about it), and some assorted manga. i guess being sick has it's up-sides.
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CHATTANOOGA (WRCB)- Orchard Knob Elementary became a scene of holiday excitement Tuesday afternoon as 587 students opened their Christmas surprises.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes students from Silverdale Baptist Academy adopted "Operation Orchard" as a holiday project, providing gifts with a personal touch for each Orchard Knob student.
Silverdale's Christie Johnson, who works in the school's development office, said, "This will be the only Christmas some of these children will have. We're so proud of our students who worked hard on this project, even during the recent food drive. I feel blessed to work here."
Orchard Knob principal LaFrederick Thirkill was beaming throughout the two-hour party. "We're so appreciative of our friends at Silverdale. This is what it's all about. We have some great children here, and we love to see them smile."
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This bench is lovely and was very easy to put together, but the inside dimensions specified in the Q&A were not correct, which was an issue for me since I bought the bench to store specific objects. Kept the bench since it really is a lovely bench, but one of the reasons I bought at overstock.com is because the Q&A was so good about providing dimensions for the inside of storage benches, and it's frustrating to have done so much research to find something that would meet my needs, only to find out... it didn't meet my needs.
Although this was a beautiful and well constructed storage bench it was definitely mildewed. The outer box was dry as well as the outside of the bag it was enclosed in. As soon as I took it out of the box and bag all I could smell was mildew. I immediately took it out of my house and contacted customer service. It took them 5 minutes to resolve the issue and refund my purchase. It is too bad because it was a perfect bench for my bedroom. I plan to try to buy furniture made in the US. Overstock was great though and I plan to make many more purchases from them!
The bench was exactly what I was looking for and would be perfect except for the strong musty, moldy smell inside the bench!. I have aired it outside, used baking soda to try to get rid of the smell but no luck. I would return the bench but unfortunately while trying to vacuum it out to see if that would help with the smell, the lining almost shredded - which actually enabled me to see that the wood underneath is moldy, and appears that at sometime the benches were water damaged or something. So, listen to reviews and don't purchase this. Sad, because it really is nice looking.
Bed bench arrived exactly on time. It came perfectly packaged, but the material had green ink stains on it. The fabric is not the quality pictured, and it was extremely uncomfortable to sit on. I returned it.
I bought this storage bench for my mother's house. The bench is placed in front of her sofa and fits the small place well. The lid is easy for my mother to lift (she's 85 with severe rheumatoid arthritis) and is an idea storage bin for blankets, pillows, etc. Very pleased with this purchase and it is well worth its price.
The bench is exactly what I wanted and does the job; a place to sit and put on shoes with added storage. The only complaint I have is the color. It appeared to be more of a beige/sand color, but it is more like light grey.
I purchased two of these benches for my family room to flank my fireplace, provide additional seating as well as function as toy boxes for my toddler. I am very happy with the quality of this product. They look is very high end and they hold all of my daughter's toys keeping my family room tidy.
Very sturdy and attractive. Better than I imagined.
Great for storage, although I found the exact same item at my local Fry's store for half the price and it wasn't on sale
I was looking for something inexpensive to put in front of a double window (floor lenght window) and also looking for addtional storage. This bench worked well for me for both purposes. The shipping was quick and the set up was very easy..just screw the legs on. The bench had a few loose threads -- but no smell, thank goodness, like other reviews had indicated. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase.
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Offers a balance between moisture management and moderate level of warmth. Also provides a barrier against wind and a protection against water
XC SEMI-RELAXVersatile fit that can accommodate base layers. It is neither snug nor loose, but intended for recreational aerobic activities.
Never doubt that sometimes the most simplist design offers the best value. The Eclipse Jacket is tough enough to stand what the weather dishes out with water repellant and windproof properties but is perfectly balanced with a simple design and minimal features.
Perfect for leisurely ski trips and short, trail-oriented trips.
On days when others let their cars idle, you run. On days when others rush from the car to the office gripping umbrellas, you run, On days when you can't tell the brand of your sneaker because they are caked with mud, we run with you. Throughout the seasons, Louis Garneau has your back even when running doesn't seem like an option.
Designed for snowshoeing.
• Brushed back knit keeps warmth and wicks moisture.• Its finish enhances its moisture wicking properties• Knit: 100% polyester• 180 g/m², 5.3 oz/sq yd• Like all knits, it is recommended to avoid abrasive materials and surfaces.
2-ply stretch Softshell ideal for urban lifestyle.Designed for maximum protection against elements without sacrificing comfort and ease of movement.Its water repellent treatment protects against rain.Woven on the outside, this fabric resists to abrasion. The merging of inner and outer materials provides wind resistance and enhances thermal properties, while allowing moisture wicking. Brushed inside provides comfort and warmth.Woven front: 94% polyester, 6% spandex;Knitted back: 100% polyester270 g/m2, 7.9 oz/sq yd
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A.Bruce Harley, technical
director of Conservation Services Group in
Westboro, Mass., and the author of Insulate and
Weatherize, responds: Your building inspector
was mistaken. The New York code calls for a "...
vapor retarder having a maximum permeance rating of
1.0 perm. ... The vapor retarder shall be installed
on the warm-in-winter side of the thermal
A lot of people call this a "vapor barrier"
requirement, and believe polyethylene is required
by the code, but kraft facing on batt insulation
(which has a permeance of about 0.4) meets this
code requirement all by itself.
More than likely, installing an additional layer
of poly over kraft facing won't cause any problems
— it's no more risky than if the wall had
only unfaced batts and poly — and the risk
of using poly on the interior is relatively low in
a cold climate like New York's.
The risk is mostly one of summertime
condensation on the poly, which is unlikely unless
you have air conditioning in the home combined with
a highly vapor-permeable exterior, or a
moisture-reservoir cladding such as brick.
In my opinion, the only real problem here is
that it was probably a waste of time and money to
install both kraft-faced insulation and poly.
The common taboo against a double vapor barrier
arises from a very real concern: If you have a
Class I vapor retarder (less than 0.1 perm) on both
sides of a wall, that wall has virtually no drying
potential in either direction. So whether it gets
wet from lingering construction moisture, a bulk
water leak at a window or roof, a plumbing leak, or
condensation, the wall will slowly turn into a
soggy, stinking mess. That is why you should avoid
poly on the interior if you are installing
foil-faced rigid foam on the exterior of the wall
Of course, if you have enough rigid foam, you
don't need the interior vapor retarder —
the foam keeps the sheathing warm, reducing the
potential for condensation to form on the
sheathing. How much foam you need depends on the
In a hot climate — particularly a hot,
humid climate — everything I've said above
is reversed. The last thing you would ever want is
polyethylene (or vinyl wallpaper, or any other
nonpermeable membrane) on the inside of an exterior
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CHEERS to Gov. Tom Corbett for his plan to privatize state liquor sales. The plan is expected to raise $1 billion sorely needed dollars for education in Pennsylvania, and might help liquor privatization go down a little smoother with those opposed to it. An odd alliance of teetotaling temperance advocates and unionized state store employees have made privatization too tough to swallow politically in the past. And although a majority of Pennsylvanians support private liquor and wine sales, a significant minority continues to oppose it. Still, in a country dedicated to the notion of free choice and free enterprise, it is long past time for Pennsylvania to join the other 48 states that don't take such a paternalistic view of imbibing. (The only other state to restrict liquor and wine sales to state stores is Utah, and even there, beer is readily available in supermarkets.)
But JEERS to Gov. Corbett for his smoke and mirrors on basic educational funding. Under Corbett's proposal, $90 million in additional state dollars would go to basic education funding. But that number is contingent on the state Legislature approving the governor's pension proposal, which would cut the state and local contributions to the state pension fund by about $100 million. Unfortunately, that sounds like the same old shell game that precipitated the current pension-fund crisis in the first place. Sooner or later, lawmakers - or taxpayers, to be exact - will have to make up the difference, just as the huge pension payments in recent years have had to make up a history of past underpayments. And if lawmakers see through the scheme and refuse to approve it, they're likely to get the blame for "cutting" public education. That's good politics, maybe. But it's bad policy.
And while we are on the subject of education, CHEERS to the Hanover Public School District for getting itself off of the state's list of low-achieving schools, based on student test scores. Of course, test scores shouldn't be the only measure of a student's achievements - or a school's. The public schools face a host of sometimes intractable problems, some of them social issues not of their own making, but they are expected nonetheless to educate children and inculcate the values of good citizenship in our democracy. So it good to be able to report some good news for local education for a change.


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The Sandy Alderson regime places a high price on plate discipline, and the results are starting to show.
Ranked him as the eighth best prospect.
Thoughts on one of prospect ranking season's most interesting Mets lists.
Ok, we all (hopefully) want our very own lil rapper, the one who throws up a claw for every hit he gets back next year. The fact he looks slightly like the predator with his dreds flopping around...
Mets system ranked at #14. "Given the state of the franchise, our ranking of the Mets system likely comes as a surprise to some, but it remains fairly consistent with our view of the system from last year ( TEAM #16 – New York Mets )—a year that saw four of our top eight ranked prospects (Ike Davis, Reuben Tejada, Jon Niese and Josh Thole) make significant contributions with the Big League club. It is an interesting organization in the sense that there are few superstars but a substantial number of players that are likely to make Major League contributions—something that would typify last year's rookie crop."
Reese Havens Arrives to Camp, Reveals Offseason Rib Surgery
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Establish the St Anne Center for Women's Health
"We, the undersigned, stand in full support of the establishment of the St. Anne Center for Women's Health, and the efforts of Dr Anthony Caruso and his partners to create it. The heartbreak and emotional roller coaster of infertility affects a significant percentage of couples, yet in the city of Chicago, the third-largest in the nation and one that is home to top-notch hospitals and advanced medical research, the options available to infertile couples are startlingly limited, and, for faithful Catholic couples, largely unacceptable. There is not a single fertility practice that supports the Ethical Directives for Catholic Health Care by offering treatments for infertility that are in line with the teachings of the Catholic Church, despite the excellent advances in the understanding and treatment of infertility by organizations such as the Pope Paul VI Institute. Chicago couples seeking fertility care that respects the dignity and welfare of wife, husband, and baby, that does not violate the marital union, and that aims to heal rather than hijack the reproductive system, have nowhere to turn.It is for this reason that we believe that Chicago greatly needs the St. Anne Center for Women's Health.
I support this petition and hope that one day there are more centers like this around the country. We desparately need one here in the deep south!
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Routes Sorted
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This route climbs a large, left-facing dihedral at the upper end of Lower Security Risk, about 100 feet north of Security Risk and about 30 feet north of the prominent dihedral that is The Prism.A bolted sport route, Eldo Of The People, climbs burly overhangs just to the right of this route.Begin at a large block separated from the main wall by about three inches. Place one or two large cams in that fracture and hand traverse right.Stand up when you can reach an undercling with your left hand. Use that to get a bomber hand jam with your right.This is a fairly strenuous stance with the gear at your feet so a ground fall might be possible if you blow the next placement (#1 Camalot locks in nicely) but once you make it, the next move around the corner gets you to easy ground immediately.The rest of the dihedral looked pointless so I cut right at a crack in the arete to join the aforementioned sport route for a couple of bolts and climbed to the anchor on The Prism. Otherwise the route is not much more than a boulder problem.Rossiter's topo rates the first crux and the moves past the bolts both at 10a, which seemed about right.
Two cams three inches or larger, one hand sized cam (#1 or #2 Camalot) one or two smaller cams and two draws for recommended variation.


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Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed said that the looming government shutdown should be avoided.
The fifth-largest concentration of federal employees is in the Atlanta region.Reed said that the economic turnaround is too fragile to withstand a manufactured crisis. "Let's not have the federal government bring their problems into our living rooms," Reed said.Reed said that 44,000 jobs in the metro Atlanta region would be impacted by a government shutdown. Aside from direct employment, there are services and programs at stake, such as lunches for school children provided by federal subsidy. The mayor says the shutdown would have both a tangible economic impact and a psychological one.Reed, a staunch ally of President Barack Obama, said the responsibility for the budget crisis lies in both parties."I think that there is blame to go around on both sides," Reed said. "All we got to do is really look at Ronald Reagan and Tip O'Neill. Ronald Reagan did multiple deals with then-Speaker Tip O'Neill and once they got a deal, both sides honored them. And nobody got all of what they wanted.
Reed took part in a conference call with White House officials on Monday regarding the potential impact of the government shutdown.Click here for more information on what the federal government shutdown could affect.
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