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New Holland Full Circle - New Holland Brewing Company
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Ratings: 509 | Reviews: 232 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by GR_Rick:
3.25/5 rDev -9.2%
08-05-2012 02:09:41 | More by GR_Rick
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North Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +11.2%
A great beer to drink after a round of frisbee golf on a great spring day in Michigan,poured a dull light golden with a well formed one finger white head that was gone pretty fast.Lighter lemon aromas along with some toasted grain pretty standard of a good lager,flavors were ice with a sturdy mouthfeel pretty grainy with notes of lightly toasted grain and even light lemon pith finishing with just a hint of peppery hop.Hey a no frills "sturdy" American lager some of my buddies who are learning the way of craft beer were really digging this brew and I found it refreshing and not dull,a nice local made beer.
05-03-2006 23:09:43 | More by oberon
2.95/5 rDev -17.6%
Purchased from Three Cellars in Franklin, WI. This beer pours a light and hazy straw color with a thin white head. I noticed some brown yeast chunks floating around; not very appealing. Lemony tea-like aroma. Light bodied, not much malt character, hops detectable in the finish. This really reminds me of Heineken. No bonus points there.
06-05-2009 00:28:59 | More by blackearth
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
12-29-2013 03:20:02 | More by schnjac
3.53/5 rDev -1.4%
This single malt beer pours a dark golden with a frothy head that quickly dissapates into a light ring with some large bubbles in it. The aroma is that of a standard american brew, but the deeper and longer you smell it, I get the scent of fruit cup. Little hoppy but very balanced in general. Smooth taste, but yet very carbinated in your mouth. Not heavy or cloying. Fairly dry, great as a session beer. The label says everyone can enjoy it, well, I totally agree with them.
06-01-2004 22:07:54 | More by shapudding
District of Columbia
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
06-20-2013 01:05:15 | More by JoeD15
4.58/5 rDev +27.9%
Appearance: high carbonation, 1 inch head, gold in color, clear
Smell: bread and wheat
Taste: florals dominate, with a touch of bread, honey, and wheat
Mouthfeel: sweet but not overly so, medium-high carbonation, very light body
Overall: Kolsch is rarely a style that blows me away. However, New Holland's enry is perhaps my favorite example of the style I have had to date. The beer is very floral and there is a distinct breadiness. The lightness makes this an excellet beer to have several of on a hot summer's day. Nothing overly complex, but very flavorful. This would be close to a 4.0 if I was not trying to grade to style.
08-13-2012 19:09:55 | More by tigg924
3.63/5 rDev +1.4%
Thanks to Cavie for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a yellow color with a white head. The aroma is wheat, fruit and some pepper. The flavor is wheat, oranges and some grassy hops. The fruit is the most dominant flavor. I don't really get any of the pepper from the aroma in the flavor. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
11-29-2010 06:07:37 | More by Mora2000
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
Poured a very happy bright and sunny yellow in color with a fizzy and all-too-short white head that barely manages to live at the edges of the glass. Expected grain-like aroma and flavor. The single malt and single hop ingredients dance together nicely and make for a well-balanced flavor. Somewhat dry at the finish. Surprisingly full mouthfeel and hugely drinkable. For "fizzy yellow beer", this is damn good.
08-05-2004 18:15:19 | More by OldFrothingSlosh
3.93/5 rDev +9.8%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Pint glass.
Appearance: Slightly hazy pale yellow. Not much head or lacing.
Smell: Very dry grainy aroma with spicy hops, straw, hay and lemon.
Taste: Very bready and straw-like, with nice lemon accents. Finishes with spicy and peppery noble hops. Some light fruitiness.
Feel: Crisp carbonation, light to medium body, extremely dry finish. Great mouthfeel for the style.
Overall: Very refreshing Kolsch that is among the best I have had. Great summer beer.
06-25-2011 22:02:02 | More by bsp77
West Virginia
3.13/5 rDev -12.6%
Poured into pilsner glass,nice golden color,dense white head,slightly cloudy.Grassy,slight sweet smell,not much hpo aroma.Has a grainy,bready,taste. Lots of carbination.a sharp bitter finish that creeps up on you A light to medium body, don't think I could drink a lot of these.
09-21-2006 02:41:12 | More by jcdiflorio
4.08/5 rDev +14%
Appearance is slightly hazy straw-gold with a rocky off-white head that dissipates quickly but lingers on the edge of the glass. Aroma has some awesome noble hop but German malt dominates the glass. Same for the taste but the hop and malt seem to dance with each other nicely. There's some mineral quality to the water here that leaves a bit of a carbonic bite on the tongue but it's not overcarbonated. This beer goes down smooth and is quite refreshing. I definately will seek this one out again.
06-15-2008 17:32:48 | More by beerkittycat
4/5 rDev +11.7%
05-03-2014 12:06:20 | More by mte1972
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
08-13-2013 20:34:06 | More by Cynic-ale
4/5 rDev +11.7%
01-05-2013 01:37:15 | More by elBecko
3.99/5 rDev +11.5%
Poured into stange. Golden straw color with a lively rocky white head and lots of effervescence. Leaves some slippery lacing. Smell is light malt with slight wine-like notes, and some light crisp hops. Taste is light leafy hop and yeasty bitterness moving into clean, light malt and finishing slightly dry and clean with a hint of wine-like aftertaste. Not the best I've had of the style, but a tasty kolsch nonetheless.
08-06-2013 23:44:03 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
West Virginia
3.28/5 rDev -8.4%
Appears a cloudy copper golden hue with a large heavily carbonated off white hed leves nice even lacing iwth eacch sip. Aroma...this beer utilizes a single malt and hop I'm getting alot of citrus notes iwth some bisucuit malt sweetness sharp acidity. Taste has some raw unrefined bitterness going on with subtle malt sweetness as well as some grainy off flavors. Mild biscuit and heavy grassy citrus peel roughness as it warms more sweetness balances out the harsh bitterness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied highly carbonated definitely some bottling issues on this one. Drinkability is rough overall decently flavorful but lacks cohesiveness overall not a beer I would drink regularly.
10-25-2006 22:49:44 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.48/5 rDev -2.8%
On tap at the NOC in Nantahala, NC.
Clean and refreshing with a bit more flavor than some other kolsch style beers. Mild aroma has more light malts than hops. Light bodied with medium+ carbonation.
O: simple but otherwise impeccable. Excellent for style.
07-01-2013 18:10:16 | More by chinchill
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
04-26-2012 17:36:22 | More by vfalstad
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
12-17-2012 17:41:57 | More by stereosforgeeks
4/5 rDev +11.7%
03-05-2014 01:03:15 | More by tallfellapgh
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
This is a good beer. Don't let the urine color fool you! This pours a nice yellow gold with a little head which disapates quickly. It smells of citrus, hops and a bit dandelion. The taste is light and crisp with some honey and a little hops in the back. Good mouthfeel and decent drinkability.
10-10-2009 01:50:15 | More by guntherhophead
2.75/5 rDev -23.2%
02-26-2014 17:51:00 | More by JIMTRK16
4.2/5 rDev +17.3%
(Served in a strange)
A- This beer has a golden yellow crystal clear body with a strong carbonation of microbubbles and a thick creamy head of white. There were a few floaties swirling around in the beer which was a bit odd.
S- The slight sweet fieldcorn note has a light sweet sulfur note that increase as the beer warms.
T- This beer has a dry pale grain hint with a soft green noble hop finish. The hops have a very faint lemon mint quality to them that is interesting.
M- This beer has a light mouthfeel with a tight little fizz finish.
D- This beer is light and smooth but has a nice balance to the sulfury notes and grain and hops. The hops have a nice little depth to them. This beer has that specific Kolsch quality that I can't really put into words but it is like a sweet sulfur note which most attemps are lacking.
09-25-2008 18:27:14 | More by rhoadsrage
3.88/5 rDev +8.4%
I'm surprised there aren't more reviews for this one; it seems readily available. Of course, I do live in the bordering state.
The color is a clear amber. The head isn't huge, but it retains well. Some light patches of lacing stick to the glass.
The smell isn't particularly strong, but it's not bad. Hops have a presence with some clean grains. I can just detect some light fruits in the nose as well as a mild earthy tone.
Taste is a little stronger. Hops bitterness is light to moderate but pure and earthy. There's a little bit of fruity malt playing in the back and some clean grains as in the smell. Perhaps some light spices in there as well?
This one is pretty dry and incredibly crisp. The body is fairly light but everything plays well together. Carbonation is playful but gentle.
This is very quaffable. An admirable effort in brewing and well worth a try.
04-11-2009 22:58:07 | More by Brenden
New Holland Full Circle from New Holland Brewing Company
81 out of 100 based on 509 ratings.


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On December 5, 2008 over 200 recently-fired workers at the Republic Window and Doors factory in Chicago occupied their plant, demanding that they be paid their vacation and severance checks. The occupation ended victoriously six days later when the Bank of America and other lenders to Republic agreed to pay the workers the approximately $2 million owed to them.
But the workers didn't stop there. They are now seeking ways to restart the factory and potentially operate it as a worker-run cooperative. The workers are also filing charges against their former employer for failing to give the workers sufficient notice of plans to shut the factory down; the workers were only given three days' notice, and the management refused to negotiate with the workers' union about the closure.
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Benjamin Dangl: First, please briefly describe your role in the union, in the occupation of the Republic Windows and Doors factory, and the ongoing struggle of the Republic workers.
Mark Meinster: I'm an International Representative for the United Electrical Workers (UE). My primary responsibility is to oversee the union's organizing work and staff in
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Current UE Local 1110 president Armando Robles attended the World Social Forum in
We drew on the Argentine factory occupations to the extent that they show that during an economic crisis, workers movements are afforded a wider array of tactical options. Militant action can win public support during a downturn in ways that would have been impossible before. In fact, the film "The Take" was screened in the factory during the occupation in a makeshift movie theater set up in the locker room.
BD: Is there a plan to transform the Republic factory into a worker-run cooperative? If so, how did the decision to do this come about? At this point, how is the process going of setting this up?
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Outburst Imperial IPA - Pyramid Breweries, Inc.
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Ratings: 561 | Reviews: 202 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Beernoisseur:
4.1/5 rDev +9%
This is a real nice IIPA. I was pretty impressed at the aroma and flavor. The smell was on par with other, bigger IIPAs, lots of citrus and a smidge of pine. The flavor is more hop forward than malt, but only just. Mouthfeel was medium to full, very pleasant. Nice carbonation. I could drink lots and lots of these beers.
01-29-2011 05:43:40 | More by Beernoisseur
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Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
Bottle: Poured a bright yellow/orangey color ale with a nice thick white foamy head with good retention and some great lacing. Aroma of citrus notes is quite nice with some residual sugar notes noticeable. Taste is also dominated by citrus notes with fresh floral notes that are somewhat offset by too much residual sugar. Body is about average for style with good carbonation and no apparent alcohol. Nice IIPA but I would say that there is too much residual sugar for my own personal taste.
08-20-2014 19:40:53 | More by Phyl21ca
North Carolina
3.53/5 rDev -6.1%
Poured into an oversized wine glass a deep burnt orange tinged copper with a lacy 1/2 finger white head,aromas of sweet alcohol dipped fruit,caramel,and sticky,resiny hops.Pretty sweet on the palate with the big sugary sweetness bigger than than the herbal,citric hops in my mind.The hops play a late role but its a little boozy,and pretty sweet.Not a horrible beer but just not enough hop flavor and or dryness to the beer.
02-05-2011 23:20:41 | More by oberon
4.04/5 rDev +7.4%
08-20-2014 19:21:35 | More by legalag11
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-13-2012 03:23:21 | More by Tiernan
3.24/5 rDev -13.8%
Reading reviews on this site has convinced me that I'm a handicapped person. Reason: my sense of smell is actually very limited. I have never before really felt that this was a problem in my life, but of course, it has to do with more than just scent, since the subtleties of flavor are also dependent on a refined sniffer to differentiate the finer distinctions of taste. Thus my reviews, more dependent on drinkability than flavor.
This particular offering seems to me to be pretty much the usual DIPA, since my perceptions are somewhat limited, but what I don't like about it is the obvious alcohol content, undisguised by maltiness, hops or flavor. So many other DIPA's do a much better job at this... sometimes to my detriment (I'm thinking of you, Lagunitas Maximus!)
09-28-2013 22:08:01 | More by migwell
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-12-2012 23:18:39 | More by dmheinz57
3.58/5 rDev -4.8%
12oz bottle. Pours a clean golden amber with a smallish creamy white head that retains well and leaves some lacing.
The aroma is sweet caramel malts, some melon and a little resiny piney hops.
The flavor is crystal malts with a little fruit and some resiny piney hops with decent bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.
Overall, a solid but not spectacular DIPA. Good value.
03-27-2011 23:09:33 | More by Beaver13
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
10-25-2013 04:05:38 | More by TimoP
3.98/5 rDev +5.9%
12oz brown bottle with no freshness date, this was a fresh sample though.
Nice heady start, three fingers high of dense head followed by a spectacle of lacing. Clear golden amber color. Piny, minty and citric hop nose ... strength in that order and a burst of tropical fruit within. Smooth and slick with a full-ish body. Bitterness is aggressive but not abusive, hop flavor jumps from herbal / tobacco to pine resin to mint to citric. Nothing hot here, alcohol is noticeable for sure but it does not get in the way. Oh yeah, there is malt here too ... slab of bread, toasted a bit. Finishes with a big hop flavor and lingering bitterness as well as the alcohol warmth.
While other limited batches of DIPA's garner all of the hype this sleeper has awakened my palate. Highly recommended especially at the prices it will be selling at.
02-14-2011 03:08:51 | More by Jason
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
05-12-2012 19:36:25 | More by Skye1024
4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
01-20-2012 03:36:25 | More by JupiterJesus
New York
3/5 rDev -20.2%
02-17-2013 13:41:33 | More by virinow
New York
3.29/5 rDev -12.5%
12 oz twist off bottle at fridge temp poured into a snifter. No freshness info.
Pours out a hazy dark orange almost red color with a skim, somewhat retentive off white colored layer of head. Spotty lace only after a sip. Just a touch of alcohol legs are noticeable if you look hard enough.
Smells almost more malty than it does hoppy, similar to an American barleywine. Some old, maybe faded herbaly hops, woody pine. Becomes more leafy and a hint boozey as it warms.
Again, very malty, lots of chewy, sweet caramel malts are almost in balance with herbal, woody pine hops. A bit of dry grapefruit citrus bitterness in the finish. Quite a bit of alcohol warmth considering what this is.
Thick, sweet, and chewy. Resiny. It has an IPA bitterness, but the sweetness from the malt seems to throw that off a bit.
This might be a touch more hoppy if it was really fresh, but still probably not so in a way that it would become anymore enjoyable. Not my thing and not something ill come back to.
04-15-2013 16:31:09 | More by dogfishandi
4/5 rDev +6.4%
11-29-2013 17:46:42 | More by juicebox
New York
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
02-16-2014 16:15:35 | More by zapx
3.63/5 rDev -3.5%
I'm tasting it head-to-head with three other IPA's: Boulder Beer MOJO, Anderson Valley Heelch O'Hops and Oskar Blues Deviant Dales. Of the four, this is probably my third favorite, but at $7 per six pack, it's also the cheapest.
It's fairly well balanced, with dominant pine hops, but doesn't have a really strong hops presence that I look for in IIPA's. At this price point, my go-to IIPA is still New Belgium Rampant IPA.
12-08-2013 02:15:36 | More by joeworrall
4.11/5 rDev +9.3%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Surly Darkness chalice.
Appearance: Pours a deep amber golden orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. About two fingers of white head that slowly recede into a thinner creamy layer. Leaves a good amount of lacing.
Smell: A juicy and earthy hop forward aroma with hints of citrus, pine, and caramel malt. Upfront hints of citrus hops with some grapefruit, orange peel, lemon, pineapple, and apricot. Earthy hints of grass and some pine resin. Solid bready malt backing with hints of sweet caramel, biscuit, grains, toffee, and yeast. A solid juicy aroma.
Taste: Like the aroma hints at, a juicy, earthy, and moderately sweet hop forward taste with good notes of citrus, pine, and caramel malt. Upfront taste of citrus hops with notes of grapefruit, orange peel, pineapple, mango, lemon, and apricot. Earthy and floral notes with some grass and pine. Good malt presence with bready notes of caramel, biscuit, yeast, toffee, and grains. A pretty solid taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate amount of carbonation. Juicy, slightly sticky, and nicely smooth on the finish.
Overall: A solid take on a Double IPA. Nice citrus notes with a good sweet malt balance.
02-27-2014 08:44:39 | More by MattyG85
4/5 rDev +6.4%
08-19-2012 02:20:34 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4.03/5 rDev +7.2%
A cool little orange and amber pour, minimal head to it, but impressive lace. Big citrus hop aroma, no pine up in this one.
Taste, a solid double ipa, all about the hops, not too long of a boil so as to just boost ibus (a seemingly more prevalent practice/taste from upstart brewers). Floral, citrusy, orange and grapefruit. Despite not being around in the nose, the pine couples with an almost mild tobacco mouthfeel making this quite interesting.
You can't beat the price on these, and the availability. Hides the alcohol quite nicely.
03-23-2011 20:16:02 | More by Beerandraiderfan
West Virginia
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
Aroma has pungent notes of hop inspired madness appears in body a golden apricot orange hue of deep amber malt goodness. Full on off white head forms thick with a delicious layer of complexity coming in once again. Aroma has huge apricot citrus layers of hops to balance out malts from the past. Flavor has big pink fruits and other tropical notes hanging out with the initial hoppy flavor going on. In fact it's quite bad, between big malts and alcohol layers, a medium bodied carbonation flows thick. WIth the overall mouthfeel bringing in a thick flow of harsh carbonation. Not my favorite beer by any means but it is what it is.
06-04-2012 20:34:17 | More by WVbeergeek
South Carolina
3.28/5 rDev -12.8%
12 oz bottle served in a Samuel Smith nonic.
This "imperial: IPA is nicely crafted but lacks the punch of a typical American DIPA. A bit too much alcohol in the aroma; it dominates over the rather evenly alanced caramel malt and hops. Hops finally come to the fore in tasting and linger on afterwards. Exceptional head.
11-10-2012 00:51:45 | More by chinchill
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
09-11-2013 04:26:53 | More by Beer21
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
02-01-2014 22:58:11 | More by Adkins1203
New Mexico
4/5 rDev +6.4%
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What do you think about Mayweather Promotions after its successful night with all fighters winning and one earning a world title? I know there was a lot of suspicion surrounding MP - Its survivability, management, success. Although we can't give a definite answers after one great night for the stable, I think it shows that they are onto something to say the least.
I feel like they really care about their fighters and that there is a lot of potential. Of course, all companies are like that before the money start talking, but I don't know. Just have that feeling and I am curious about the future of Mayweather Promotions.
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SCHOOLS in Worcestershire are performing above regional and national averages despite the county being among the worst funded in the country.
Ofsted's annual report has revealed 68 per cent of primary schools were rated good and above as of August 31 this year, compared with the West Midlands average of 61 per cent and the national figure of 60 per cent.
At secondary school level, 68 per cent of schools in the county achieved good and above compared with an average 66 per cent in the West Midlands and 66 per cent nationally.
However, learning and skills providers, such as colleges and sixth forms, are well below the regional and national averages of 57 per cent and 64 per cent respectively, with 33 per cent in Worcestershire achieving good ratings.
The figures are available from Ofsted's new Data View service which allows parents to compare the performance of educational establishments at national, regional, local authority and constituency level. The schools watchdog also launched a recruitment drive for its new regional director posts.
From January, the directors will be in charge of driving up standards and tackling underperformance at a regional level. John Edwards, Worcestershire County Council's head of learning and achievement, said: "Improving educational outcomes for all pupils is central to the support and challenge we provide for schools in Worcestershire.
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Can you do something for me? I just need five minutes.Posted by Josie on Sep 17, 2011 in Charity Organisations and Awareness Raising, Save the Children | 7 comments
Today I'm off to London to speak at Save the Children's second Blogging Conference. As well as joining with a whole host of other well-known and influential bloggers and You-Tubers to chat about blogging and video blogging, the conference aims to introduce people to some of the staggering work done by health workers around the world. Ahead of the UN Summit in New York this weekend, we want to highlight the gap in resources that exists that, if filled, would allow the right training, resources and support to be given to more people able to fill this vital role.
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---- — Republican Paul Broun, chairman of a U.S. House Subcommittee on Investigations and Oversight, added his written request Thursday to one made a day earlier by Democratic Sen. John Kerry that the Commerce Department make public the second volume of case reports into alleged abuses on the part of NOAA Fisheries law enforcement authority against fishermen.
The 66-case study, which reportedly runs more than 500 pages, with recommendations by the author — special judicial investigator Charles B. Swartwood III — was submitted in final form eight months ago.
The chairman of the subcommittee of the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology, Broun also asked Acting Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank for "a complete and unredacted" copy of the original Swartwood report into fisheries law enforcement abuses, which was released in redacted form in May 2011. Swartwood's first report required barely a month to review and redact before its release.
Blank's communications office did not respond to multiple requests Thursday for comment on the letters from Kerry and Broun.
Massachusetts Republican Sen. Scott Brown and Congressmen John Tierney, Barney Frank and William Keating previously and repeatedly have criticized the government for failing to release the second Swartwood report.
Referring to unauthorized budgetary manipulation at NOAA's National Weather Service, manipulation of the procurement process by NOAA fisheries agents in Seattle to get a $300,000 luxury undercover boat for pleasure cruising, the mass shredding of documents from the office the then-director of law enforcement, and NOAA's refusal to respond to requests dating to last April for travel records of NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco and a number of her top aides, Broun wrote of his concern that "of late, it appears that personnel issues at the (NOAA) seem to be commonplace.
"Yet, it is unclear to what extent, or in some cases, if at all NOAA reprimands its employees," Broun wrote.
"The perceived delay in releasing the report (including the second volume of case studies by Swartwood) has resulted in further eroding of public trust in the agency," Kerry said in his letter Wednesday. He said he wanted the report released "immediately, or at the very least, no later than the end of the year."
Released in May 2011, the first volume of case studies by Swartwood, a retired federal judicial magistrate and chairman of the Massachusetts Ethics Commission whose work on these projects was commissioned by the Commerce Inspector General's office, resulted in a Cabinet-level apology to 11 victims within the Gloucester- and New Bedford-based fishing industry. All of the cases related to law enforcement misconduct, and more than $650,000 in reparations were distributed.
The redacted first volume also brought frustration to the fishing industry by leaving tantalizing uncertainties. For example, five lines of a paragraph were redacted from the narrative by Swartwood about the case which generated the largest reparation, $400,000, paid to a former New Bedford scalloper, Larry Yacubian. The final sentence in the paragraph, which was not redacted, said, "I find this email to be credible evidence that money was NOAA's motivating objective in this case."
Then Commerce Secretary Gary Locke (now ambassador to China) decided to end the use by NOAA of the U.S. Coast Guard Administrative Law Judge System for adjudicating cases that could not be resolved routinely with the payment of fines assessed. An investigation by the Commerce Department inspector general Todd Zinser found that fines levied from the Northeast office in Gloucester were out of scale with those issued in other regions.
The Coast Guard judges expressed fury at Swartwood for concluding there was a widespread belief that the fishing industry could not expect fairness and justice in cases they tried, and have continued to lobby to reverse the decision to drop their services.
Other members of the congressional delegation — notably Sen. Brown and Rep. Tierney, whose district includes Cape Ann — have been more pointed in their complaints about the delay in releasing the second volume of Swartwood's case studies than Kerry, and both of them have consistently called for the firing of NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco.
Lubchenco originally intended not to address cases of justice miscarried against industry businesses, which were brought to light by Commerce Department Inspector General Todd Zinser. Zinser's investigations also revealed abuse of the asset forfeiture fund — fines paid by industry, which were found to be much heavier in the Northeast region than other regions — and document shedding by the then NOAA Law Enforcement Director Dale Jones.
Lubchenco, however, chose not to punish anyone, although Jones and the entire cadre of agents and lawyers based in Gloucester were reassigned.
Kerry wrote that he understood the second Swartwood report "may contain crucial information about victims of abuse and injustice at the hands of NOAA Office of Law Enforcement personnel."
"I strongly believe the agency must be transparent in the transgressions that have occurred and move to resolve them quickly to begin to rebuild its relationship with our fishermen," he added.
Kerry has maintained the most patient attitude toward Lubchenco in what has grown into a spontaneous resistance to her policies and imperious approach by the rest of the delegation and a consensus within industry.
But in that role, Kerry has exercised influence. In September, he said at a news conference in Boston that his decision whether to join Sen. Brown in asking for Lubchenco's dismissal would be determined by whether NOAA approved the request for a disaster declaration for the region's fishery.
Days later, Blank approved the long-delayed request of the five coastal New England states and New York.
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East Texas parents are stocking up on school supplies, but they are not the only ones. While they are sure to drop a pretty penny on pencils, pens, paper and binders, teachers are doing the exact same thing. However, their supply list is filled with many school items that don't come to mind when you think of the average shopping trip for school supplies.
"Posters... anything that I can hang up in my classroom as far as kindergarten level," says Gracie Brown.
After teaching older students for the last few years, Gracie is starting from scratch.
"It's kind of fun though because it's so bright in kindergarten," says Gracie.
She is also shopping for journals for her students. They will bring their own supplies like crayons, but she'll need to buy more of those as well.
"Especially with kindergarten. The last time I taught kindergarten, in the first week [crayons] were broken, the little paper wrappers were peeled off. Yes, they go through them," she says.
"They do. Some [students] are disorganized so they lose their things. If they need a certain crayon or pen or pencil, and sometimes they've lost it, you do always try to have things of your own that you can resupply them," says Laurie Dawkins, a Texas History teacher at The Brook Hill School.
Laurie is refreshing her classroom too.
"Your bulletin boards have faded. Your papers and your books are a little frayed," says Laurie.
Stamps and stickers for a job well done and even calendars that teach younger students the days of the week are just the beginning of what teachers must stock up on for a successful school year.
"I also try to have a supply of extra pencils and dry erase markers and dry erasers for the dry erase board. Those things run out and it's sometimes hard to get the students to remember to restock their supplies," says Laurie.
To some parents' surprise, many school supply lists ask for tissues, paper towels and hand sanitizer. Teachers shopping Wednesday said students burn through those items fast.
"I think a lot of us do spend our own money and we don't mind because we want our students to be successful," Laurie says.
Teachers say students are successful learners when they feel comfortable, and some of that comfort inevitably comes at a cost for teachers and parents, alike.
Some of the teachers we spoke with Wednesday said their school districts do reimburse them when they spend their own money on supplies that they won't get to keep. However, others said their districts do not.
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Although many thought it was a cruel practical joke when Paul Wolfowitz's name was first floated to head the World Bank, this was no April Fool's prank: Last Thursday, the executive directors of the World Bank approved the key architect of the Iraq war as president of what is supposed to be the world's largest development agency.
For decades, the World Bank has veered out of control with a corporate-led development model. The Bank has pushed mega-development projects that have displaced millions of people, failed to improve national well-being and thrown countries into a downward debt spiral.
Simultaneously, it has pushed market fundamentalist policies — including blind support for privatization, deregulation, and marketization and commodification of social services and public goods — that have benefited multinational corporations, but impoverished hundreds of millions.
Periodically, the Bank acknowledges its past failures — devastatingly obvious upon objective review of its record — and promises to start anew. With each renewal, however, the institution manages to repeat the mistakes of the previous era, yet again.
If the Bank is going to continue to exist, it does need a new start, but not the kind that Paul Wolfowitz's nomination portends.
Wolfowitz assumes the presidency of the Bank thanks to colonialist tradition and craven geopolitical calculation.
By tradition, but for no conceivably justifiable reason and without any legal requirement, the United States picks the head of the Bank.
Sneering at the rest of the world, the Bush administration chose a man who symbolizes U.S. unilateralism and contempt for the rule of law.
Although tradition says the rest of the world accedes to the U.S.
choice, Europe does have the votes to block a U.S. selection, and organized opposition from developing countries would have made it very hard for the Wolfowitz nomination to succeed.
But Europe wasn't willing to force a confrontation with the United States — it being perfectly clear that the Bush administration knew how distasteful the nomination would be in Europe, where there is continuing and overwhelming opposition to the Iraq war.
Instead, the Europeans opted for horse-trading. France hopes to win U.S.
support for its candidate to run the World Trade Organization. Germany is seeking a seat on the UN Security Council. And the Europeans reportedly extracted a commitment for a new number two position at the Bank, to be reserved for a European.
The developing countries also chose to sit on their hands. There was some Machiavellian calculation here, too — Brazil also hopes for a Security Council seat — but generally the poor countries had a better defense for staying quiet. Unlike the Europeans, they actually borrow from the World Bank and are subject to its dictates, so challenging a presidential contender, with the likelihood of failing, would be a major gamble.
While the Europeans cut deals, Wolfowitz quickly launched what all labeled a "charm offensive." He noted his concern for the poor, and repeated that he understood the Bank chieftain to be a civil servant responsible to all nations, not just his friends in the Bush administration. He added that he understands he will have to tamp down his zealous advocacy of democracy.
Restrain his fervent commitment to democracy?! Are you serious?
Paul Wolfowitz does not have a record of promoting democracy.
He helped sell the Iraq war to the U.S. public on false pretenses of the threat of weapons of mass destruction, a major betrayal of democratic principle.
But it wasn't as if bringing democracy to Iraq was the hidden agenda. In fact, after occupying Iraq, the United States resisted elections in the country, until Iraqis forced the United States to accede.
Wolfowitz's allies say he worked to promote democracy and human rights in Indonesia when he was U.S. ambassador there. But as Northwestern University Professor and Indonesia expert Jeffrey Winters notes, there is no available press account of Wolfowitz mentioning democracy or human rights while ambassador — but an extensive record of apologetics for the despotic Suharto regime. Indonesian human rights activists say Wolfowitz never met with them.
Wolfowitz comes to the World Bank presidency with no relevant development experience but for his oversight of the reconstruction of Iraq — a project beset by corruption, cronyism and incompetence, and which has failed miserably at delivering water, health, security and other basic services promised to the Iraqi people.
Everything about Wolfowitz's career, including his time in Indonesia and overseeing Iraqi reconstruction, suggests he is likely to intensify rather than reform the failed World Bank corporate-led model of development.
Perhaps the only positive note about his assumption of the Bank presidency is that he brings a skepticism about the institution's effectiveness, and perhaps a willingness to shrink its controlling powers, including by getting poor countries off of the loan treadmill.
(In an endless cycle, loans generally end up requiring more loans to be repaid — and so make borrowing countries especially vulnerable to conditions attached to the provision of subsequent loans. Debt payments also drain vital financial resources from poor countries, with deadly
consequences.) Wolfowitz has indicated interest in substituting grants for loans, and, especially if prodded by a mobilized, global civil society movement, may be ready to embrace full and immediate cancellation of the debts owed by the world's poor countries.
The first chance to help achieve this long-overdue goal will be at the protests accompanying the World Bank and International Monetary Fund's annual meetings, April 16-17 in Washington, D.C. For more information on these activities, see <www.globalizethis.org>.
Russell Mokhiber is editor of the Washington, D.C.-based Corporate Crime Reporter, <http://www.corporatecrimereporter.com>. Robert Weissman is editor of the Washington, D.C.-based Multinational Monitor, http://www.multinationalmonitor.org. Weissman maintains the blog www.nowaywolfowitz.org, and is a member of the Mobilization for Global Justice, which is sponsoring the April protests at the World Bank and IMF meetings. Mokhiber and Weissman are co-authors of On the Rampage:
Corporate Predators and the Destruction of Democracy (Monroe, Maine:
Common Courage Press, 2005).
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Red Sox 7, White Sox 6
Star of Game: Closer Koji Uehara finished off the White Sox with a 1-2-3 ninth inning. It was his 16th save. He has not allowed a base runner in 14 of his 16 converted saves.
AL East Standings: With their win and Tampa's 5-1 loss to Oakland, the Red Sox are 5.5 games ahead of the Rays for first place in the AL East. Boston has an 8.5 game lead on Baltimore, which yesterday beat New York, which is 9.0 back. Toronto sits in last at 19.5 games out.
Second Star: David Ortiz had two hits yesterday and has reached base in eight of his past 11 plate appearances, going 5 for 8 with three walks and six RBIs. It comes after a 0-for-23 stretch. Ortiz is two hits shy of 2,000.
Surging Red Sox: Boston has won seven of its past eight games and 10 of its past 14. At 82-56, the Red Sox are a season-high 26 games over .500.
Steaks Ends: Red Sox hurlers surrendered six runs, snapping their streak of three runs or fewer allowed in each of the club's past 11 games. That had matched Boston's longest stretch of three runs or fewer since an 11-game stretch in 1988.
Injury Report: Shane Victorino is listed day-to-day after leaving in the seventh inning with a hip contusion. ... Jacoby Ellsbury left for a defensive replacement in the ninth with a swollen left thumb but he plans to play today.
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Palm Bay Club condo -bayfront large - reasonable -Siesta Key in Siesta Key
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Palm Bay Club
rates (USD)
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vacation rental description
This large two bedroom,two bath condo overlooks Sarasota Bay and the Intercoastal Waterway. There are only 2 condos of this size that have east facing windows and no support pillars in the living room. It is the end condo on the third (top) floor with a great view of the Bay, the pool, the large hot tub, the fishing pier and the boat dock..The condo is located on the peaceful bay side and you can watch the boats go up and down the intercoastal from the condo, pool, hot tub, or pier. When you want the excitement of fabulous Crescent Beach, just walk through the complex and your beach furniture is waiting for you. Sunbathe, swim, boogie board, snorkel, collect shells, or just watch people go by. When you walk on the beach your feet won't get hot because it is one of three quartz beaches in the world. When you are done at the beach and ready to wind down, you and your guests will be able to escape to the quiet comfort of the bay side. You can also stop at the clubhouse and workout, sit in a sauna, shoot pool, play ping pong, swim in another pool, or play tennis on one of the lighted courts. There is a king bed in the master bedroom and a queen bed in the second bedroom. There is also a double sleeper-sofa in the living room. Wireless internet is free for all you web surfers.
Rent from me directly and we both save money by eliminating the
middle man. Most of my business comes from people who have shopped
around and from repeat customers. If you have a large group, I also
have #5721, the adjacent condo, which sleeps 6, so you can sleep a total of 12.
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The condo has free wireless internet. There is a Verizon FiOS Television Prime Bulk Package with a 15 channel HBO package, a DVR with a HDTV in the living room, a digital set box in the master bedroom with a HDTV and a standard set box with a digital TV in the second bedroom. Each TV has a DVD player.The kitchen is fully furnished (including refrigerator with ice maker, range, dishwasher, microwave and disposal). The balcony overlooks the bay and pool. The master bedroom has a king bed and the second bedroom has a queen bed. Hair driers are furnished in the bathrooms which each have a shower/tub combination. All linens and towels are furnished. The phone has an answering machine but long distance calls are blocked. Palm Bay Club Facilities: Two heated pools, fishing pier, large custom hot tub overlooking the bay, boat docks, barbecue grills, two lighted tennis courts, a recreation room, 2 workout rooms, 2 hot saunas, a private beach with furnished chairs and chaise lounges, 24 hour security, and laundry facilities on each floor.
activities and attractions in Siesta Key Gulf Coast Central
Hiking, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Fitness Center, Fishing, Shopping,
Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas, Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Snorkeling/Diving, Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Windsurfing,
Parasailing, Jet Skiing, Shelling, and biking are all available close
by. The condo is conveniently located near area attractions such as
the Mote Marine Aquarium, St. Armands Circle, Siesta Village, John &
Mable Ringling Museum of Art, Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Sarasota
Jungle Gardens, Aslo Theatre, Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall and Ed
Smith Stadium ( spring training games) as well as area
businesses like Sarasota Memorial Hospital and Sarasota Bradenton
International Airport. There are many golf courses in the Sarasota
area. There is a course to challenge everyone.
vacation rental rates
January 2/1 - 3/3 3/3 - 4-21 4/21 - 12/15 12/15 - 12/31
$1200 $1300 $1950 $1075 $1300
There is a 12% transient rental tax. No other charges.
A deposit of $500 is required to hold the condo. The balance is due 30 days prior to arrival. When I get the balance, I will send you the keys.
There is a 5% discount for a two week rental and 10% for 4 or more
weeks. I cover the cleaning charges. Partial weeks are prorated. The
contract is non-refundable 30 days prior to arrival.
Fred Hausladen 203-676-8330
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Siesta Key
- Walk the beach
- Sit on the beach
- Relax in the hot tub
- Dine on seafood
- Boogie board the surf
Top things to do on a budget
- Walk the beach
- Visit nearby state parks
- Relax in the hot tub
Top things to do with a family
- Rent a bost and cruise the bay
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A dozen people—including a Greenwich man—have been arrested in sweeps over the past few days, charging them with illegal drug sales in Port Chester as a result of an on-going 18-month-long investigation by local and county police.
The Port Chester Police Department, working with the Narcotics Unit of the Westchester County Department of Public Safety, said it has been aggressively investigating sales of illegal narcotics in the village. Arrests were made for the street-level sale of narcotics including cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin, prescriptions pills and marijuana.
Police said more arrests are anticipated because of this investigaiton.
The following are charged with one count each of Criminal Sale of a Controlled Substance in the third degree, a B Felony, and one count each of Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance with intent to sell, a B Felony:
· Cory Peterson – Age 26 – 362 Willett Avenue, Port Chester
· Lester Jones – Age 50 – 11 Stewart Place, Yonkers
· Enrique Goyburu – Age 25 – 22 Sands Street, Port Chester
· Ronald Harris – Age – 35 – (last known address) 15 Weber Drive, Port Chester
· George Duche – Age 23 – 168 Poningo Street, Port Chester
· John Lujan – Age 42 – 2 Sherman Avenue, Greenwich, Ct.
· Frank Peterson - Age 45 – 19 South 9th Avenue, Mount Vernon
· Vincent King – Age 46 – 5 Leonard Street, Port Chester
· Demetrius Williams – Age 52 – Homeless, Port Chester
· Markel Calhoun – Age 20 – 70 Purdy Avenue, Port Chester
· Jacobo Castaneda – Age 30 – 139 Hobart Avenue, Port Chester
· Phyllis Scruggs – Age 57 – 14 Valley Drive, Bridgeport, Ct.
All 12 are expected to be arraigned today in either Westchester County Court in White Plains or the Village of Port Chester Justice Court on North Main Street in Port Chester.


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Preview: VMware Workstation 6.5 beta surges ahead
Seamless windowing, easy Windows VM creation, accelerated 3-D video, and integrated ACE support headline a must-have upgrade
They say market leadership has its privileges. When you're way out in front and the competition is just a distant blip in your rearview horizon, you get to take a breather. Coast a bit. Maybe focus on the big picture for a while. Yes, it's good to be the leader. All of which begs the question: What the hell is wrong with VMware?
These guys are so far out in front that the competition has to dial 011 just to get them on the phone. This is especially true in the traditional desktop virtualization space. VMware has almost zero competition on the dominant platform, meaning Windows. Yet it continues to innovate – and at an alarming pace, no less.
Case in point: VMware Workstation 6.5. Though only just entering beta, Workstation 6.5 is already causing a stir among the virtualization faithful. That's because the feature set reads like a veritable wish list to Virtual Santa from all the good girls and boys down in the in-house development and help desk departments.
[ Read Randall Kennedy's comparative review of VMware Workstation, Parallels Workstation, Microsoft Virtual PC 2007, and innotek VirtualBox. Read his review of innotek VirtualBox 1.5.2. Read his review of the Kidaro and Sentillion desktop VM management systems, along with his sidebar on VMware ACE. ]
For example, there's the new hardware-accelerated graphics support. You can now run Direct3D applications (including some games) from within a VM, eliminating a major hurdle to achieving near-local system fidelity. Workstation 6.5 also provides a mechanism for integrating applications running within the host OS. Dubbed "Unity," it allows you to, for example, run a copy of Internet Explorer 6 inside a VM and have its client window displayed seamlessly on the host OS desktop.
From Fusion with love
Unity is a carryover from the VMware Fusion product on Mac OS X. Another carryover is the new Easy Install feature. Designed to simplify the VM creation process, Easy Install parses the disk structure of an installation CD or ISO image, then applies a preconfigured installation script if it recognizes the guest OS media.
In the case of Windows XP, Easy Install prompts you for the product key, computer name, and administrator password, then proceeds to complete the entire OS installation automatically, no user interaction required. For support professionals or developers who frequently build and tear down lots of test VMs, Easy Install could be a real time-saver. The only downside is that it's a Windows-only feature – no Easy Install for Linux, Unix, and other non-Microsoft platforms.


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33 U.S. Code § 572 - Collection and removal of drift in Baltimore Harbor
On and after July 30, 1948, direct allotments from appropriations for the maintenance and improvement of existing river and harbor works, or from other available appropriations, may be made by the Secretary of the Army for the collection and removal of drift in Baltimore Harbor and its tributary waters, and this work shall be carried out as a separate and distinct project.
Source(June 30, 1948, ch. 771, title I, § 102,62 Stat. 1173.)
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CATEGORIES Movies, CinematicalLoveFilm -- Amazon's British version of Netflix -- recently took a poll with their 1.6 million subscribers asking them which scenes in movies do people pause the most. Some of the results are predictable and most of them involve sexy stuff (and Disney). Other movie moments seem more enjoyable in motion versus a still image -- like the stormtrooper clunker which has a great sound accompaniment. Films like 'The Back-Up Plan' are new, but the bare booty scene on the list feels like it would have been more popular in the '90s (confusing).
Check out the top ten list of most-paused movie moments after the jump, and let us know which films deserve inclusion.
The Movie: 'Basic Instinct'
The Moment: Sharon Stone crossing her legs.
Rank: 31%
Ah, 1992 -- those were simpler times. And Michael Douglas was in every psycho-sexual thriller -- including this one directed by Paul Verhoeven -- where Sharon Stone flashes her kitty to a group of detectives hot on her tail. This interrogation scene is the reason why most audiences can forgive Sharshar for the dreadful 'Basic Instinct 2,' and the scary, mile-high bouffant she sported at this year's Oscar's.
The Movie: 'The Back-Up Plan'
The Moment: Jennifer Lopez's naked rear.
Rank: 16%
It's a shame that J-Lo's career has been dominated by her ass, but at the same time, it's made her rich. It's also put treacherous movies like 'The Back-Up Plan' in theaters, which isn't exactly bootylicious.
The Movie: 'Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope'
The Moment: Stormtrooper bangs his head.
Rank: 15%
A stormtrooper bangs his noggin on the doorframe. A fun coincidence: moments later, the lead stormtrooper instructs the others to "See to him."
The Movie: 'Trading Places'
The Moment: Jamie Lee Curtis flash.
Rank: 8%
Laurie Strode grew up and took off her top.
The Movie: 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit?'
The Moment: Jessica Rabbit goes commando.
Rank: 6%
Disney has a history of being naughty in their movies. When Jessica Rabbit is thrown from a taxi, her panties supposedly disappear. It's uncertain if this was just a coloring mistake, but the ambiguous scene set everyone's pause finger on overdrive.
The Movie: 'Fight Club'
The Moment: Brad Pitt flashes behind doctor in hospital.
Rank: 5%
It's kind of surprising that this scene won over the "nice, big c**k" in the cigarette burns scene.
The Movie: 'Iron Man 2'
The Moment: Captain America's shield appears on desk.
Rank: 4%
When Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) used Captain America's shield to prop up a pipe in his workshop, the Internet exploded. John Favreau explained the reason for the Easter Egg to MTV, "We introduced Captain America's shield briefly in one shot in the last film. An ILM artist put it in there as a joke to us for our cinesync sessions, when we're approving visual effects."
The Movie: 'The Lion King'
The Moment: Dust spells out "SEX."
Rank: 3%
Disney's raunchy rep wins two spots on the list. The animation team at the Mickey Mouse empire has stated that the letters actually spell "SFX," which was meant as a harmless gag by the special effects team.
The Movie: 'Tron'
The Moment: Pacman Cameo
Rank: 2%
How do you know that you've made a movie for nerds and nerds alone? A Pacman cameo ranks more pausable than any scene with Olivia Wilde in a sexy, skin-tight, latex costume.
The Movie: 'Eyes Wide Shut'
The Moment: Nicole Kidman rear-end flash.
Rank: 1%
Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman -- that happened. They were naked in Stanley Kubrick's last film, a lot. Nicole Kidman's 'Rabbit Hole' deserves more screentime (sorry).
Rank: 9%
Mystery! Intrigue!
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Before you vote Tuesday, check the rulings
The lively and occasionally bizarre primary fight between U.S. Rep. David N. Cicilline and business man Anthony Gemma in the 1st Congressional District has generated enough claims and counter-claims to keep our Truth-O-Meter spinning for weeks. But because the primary vote is Tuesday, we have taken a short break on fact-checking until the dust clears and the winners are picked. Meanwhile, as voters make up their minds, we thought we'd reprise some recent rulings in the 1st District race. Here's a sample:
By Tim Murphy :: Published on Sunday, September 9th, 2012 at 12:01 a.m.
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J-Lab's New Voices program has met its goal of seeding dozens of projects that provide much needed news and information to communities across the United States. As our recent "New Voices: What Works" report shows, of the 48 projects launched through mid-2010, 88 percent are still online and 76 percent are actively updated.
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ACAPULCO, Mexico — Tropical Storm Manuel drenched Mexico's southwestern Pacific shoulder Sunday and Hurricane Ingrid closed in on the country's Gulf coast, as heavy rains and landslides caused at least 21 deaths and led authorities to evacuate thousands.
Stormy conditions prompted some communities in affected states to cancel Independence Day celebrations planned for Sunday and Monday.
Manuel began to weaken as soon as it made landfall near the port of Manzanillo in the afternoon and it was downgraded to a tropical depression late Sunday, but the U.S. National Hurricane Center warned that its heavy rains still could cause flash floods and mudslides. The storm was expected to dissipate Monday.
Early Friday evening, officials in four states reported a total of 24 people killed by the storms, but federal Civil Protection Coordinator Luis Felipe Puente later said 21 deaths had been confirmed.
In the southern coastal state of Guerrero, state authorities listed 18 deaths from landslides, drowning, a truck crash and a fallen wall, while authorities reported three deaths in Puebla, two in Oaxaca and one in Hidalgo. Puente said the federal government had 14 confirmed deaths in Guerrero, three in Hidalgo, three in Puebla and one in Oaxaca.
The rains caused some rivers to overflow in Guerrero, damaging hundreds of homes and disrupting communications for several hours.
Manuel had maximum sustained winds of about 35 mph (55 kph) late Sunday and was moving to the northwest at 8 mph (13 kph) late Sunday. It was about 70 miles (110 kilometers) northwest of Manzanillo.
Manuel was expected to dump 10 to 15 inches of rain over parts of Guerrero and Michoacan state, with maximums of 25 inches possible in some isolated areas. Rains of 5 to 10 inches were possible in the states of Colima, Jalisco and Nayarit. Authorities said the rains would present a dangerous threat in mountains, where flash floods and mudslides were possible.
Ingrid also was expected to bring very heavy rains. It had maximum sustained winds of 75 mph (120 kph) late Sunday and was centered about 110 miles (175 kilometers) northeast of the port city of Tampico as it moved west-northwest at 6 mph (9 kph). A hurricane warning was in effect from Cabo Rojo to La Pesca.


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During the ongoing battle against spam, admins should inspect their troop's battle lines from time to time. If you don't relish the thought of counting the dinnerware, you can use the services of a logfile inspector like SendmailAnalyzer, which works surprisingly well with Postfix and the like.
I ran Sendmail 8.7 on the first mail server I operated for a large group of users, and it was hate at first sight. I kept up this War of the Roses until 8.9.0 and later moved to Postfix. In the years that followed, I lost track of the Sendmail Server Analyzer. It was not until I read a small post online that I understood that SendmailAnalyzer also can evaluate Postfix logs and messages from Amavisd-new, ClamAV, SpamAssassin, Postgrey, and other MTA appendages. High time to try out the tool.
SendmailAnalyzer comes as a sleek tar.gz package and relies on the existence of Perl and the GD libraries. After the install, you need to set up a cronjob to take care of data caching. The analyzer itself can run in the foreground or as a system service; the developers have kindly included start/ stop scripts to match. The configuration is handled in the sendmailanalyzer.conf file, although command-line parameters are also possible. The most important setting is right at the top of the configuration file.
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DAVIE, Fla. (AP) — WR Anthony Armstrong, two defensive backs and a linebacker have been awarded to the Dolphins off waivers.
Claimed along with Armstrong on Saturday were S Troy Nolan, CB R.J. Stanford and LB Sammy Brown. All had been released Friday.
The Dolphins terminated the contracts of S Tyrone Culver and RB Steve Slaton, and they waived LBs Jonathan Freeny and Josh Kaddu.
Armstrong, an undrafted free agent out of college, spent the 2008 season on the Dolphins' practice squad. He had 44 catches for 871 yards for the Washington Redskins in 2010 and made seven receptions for them last season.
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