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Mud Snake
Photo Credit: Robert Mount
SCIENTIFIC NAME: Farancia abacura
Subspecies: Farancia abacura abacura (Eastern) and Farancia abacura reinwardti (Western)
OTHER NAMES: Hoop snake, horned snake, and stinging snake
DESCRIPTION: Mud snakes are large aquatic snakes that attain lengths up to 80 inches, but generally are 40 to 65 inches in length. The scales of the mud snake are smooth, with a glossy black color on the dorsal and a bright red or pink and black checkerboard pattern on the ventral. The mud snake has a sharp point on the end of its tail. The mud snake is very docile and refuses to bite, but its habit of pressing the spine-like tip of the tail against the captor's skin gives rise to the misconception that the mud snake can sting. Thus, the common nicknames "horned snake" and "stinging snake." Southern folklore also holds that the mud snake can take its tail in its mouth and roll like a wheel, giving rise to the common name "hoop snake." However, this snake is not capable of moving in this manner. Mud snakes range throughout the coastal plain from east
HABITAT: Mud snakes inhabit swamps, marshes, ponds, and slow moving mud-bottom streams. They prefer aquatic areas with heavy vegetation, like beaver ponds with swampy margins.
FEEDING HABITS: Adult mud snakes feed almost entirely on amphiumas and sirens. The presence and abundance of these chief components of the mud snake's diet are required for mud snakes to survive. Juvenile mud snakes eat tadpoles, small salamanders, and fish.
Mount, Robert H. 1975. The Reptiles & Amphibians of
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ABOUT: Untitled IV by Ruth Markofsky is about place and family - the kind we're born into, and the kind that we build, sometimes haphazardly. At the center of the story is Ruth, a Boston native, who settled in Joshua Tree, CA to make a life for herself and her young son, adopted from Ethiopia. A well-known artist struggling with a big loss, Ruth gathers an eclectic group of characters around her as she reveals her new work and her old wounds. The play is both sad and funny, as the characters argue about addiction, death, motherhood and violence - and if it's really bad to put plastic in the dishwasher.
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Summit Frost Line Rye - Summit Brewing Company
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Ratings: 155 | Reviews: 31 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by nickapalooza86:
3.91/5 rDev +4%
Pours a dark copper color, finger of off white head, nice lacing
Smell is big on the spicy bread, caramel, biscuit, herbal hop, some pine, toffee
Taste is a dose of piney and herbal hop upfront, spicy rye, bread, biscuit, caramel, toffee, a bit of fig, spruce
Mouthfeel is medium light, adequate carbonation, slight drying in the finish
Decent enough beer, though I am glad I got a single as I do not think I would drink this one all the time.
If you like Rye beers I certainly recommend this one!
04-20-2014 21:57:34 | More by nickapalooza86
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3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
07-01-2014 23:12:36 | More by DanGeo
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3.91/5 rDev +4%
Picked this up as part of a mixed six-pack.
Poured from a 12oz. bottle into a nonic pint.
Pours a lovely coppery red with a substantial amount of lasting, foamy head. Really a lovely ale.
The smell may be the highlight of this beer. Rye bread all the way with perhaps an underlying fruity note from the hops.
The taste did not quite deliver on the promise of the aroma. Still, very tasty. The rye is not as strong on my tongue as it was on the nose but it still very present and bready. There is a nice balance with the sweetness from the malt, a little bit of fruit/citrus from the hops and then a bitter little kick at the finish.
The mouthfeel is nice, although not outstanding. Perhaps a slight creaminess.
All in all, a quality brew that is VERY easy to drink. Well done.
02-04-2014 00:53:46 | More by SD-Alefan
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
06-18-2014 20:08:39 | More by DaftPatrick
3.74/5 rDev -0.5%
12oz brown bottle with a freshness date.
Deep brassy hue, clear with a good sudsy lacing. Full on rye jacket is toasty and spicy throughout. Just enough hop bitterness with some floral and soft citrusy flavor. One of the better Rye Beers I've had in a while.
03-14-2014 00:54:51 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +6.4%
07-08-2014 18:01:26 | More by ryancl
3.86/5 rDev +2.7%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Nonic Pint.
Appearance: Somewhat dark amber-copper with decent off-white head.
Smell: Massive rye aroma, with light biscuit, caramel and citrus.
Taste: Bready and spicy rye right out of the gate, with some semi-sweet caramel malts to round out the backbone. Light but sharp citrus adds an extra layer that lingers at the finish, along with more spiciness. Bitterness is low.
Feel: Moderate carbonation with medium body that is just slightly on the thin side. Mostly dry finish.
Overall: Certainly not as good as the old India Rye Ale from the Unchained Series (this one isn't as IPA like), but still a solid addition to Summit's lineup and also a nice lower abv choice for the depressing late winter months.
02-08-2014 23:09:40 | More by bsp77
4.29/5 rDev +14.1%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a tall Summit pint glass.
Appearance: Pours a deep brownish amber orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. Solid two fingers of off white head which slowly fade into a thin creamy layer. Leaves a decent amount of lacing.
Smell: A toasty and nicely spicy malt forward aroma with big hints of rye spice, caramel, and slight citrus. Pale and toasted malt with upfront hints of biscuit, grains, caramel, toffee, toasted bread, chocolate, and cracker. Huge scent of rye spice throughout. Mild hop presence with some earthy and floral hints and some light hints of citrus orange and lemon zest. A pretty good aroma.
Taste: Like the aroma hints at, a spicy, toasty, and lightly fruity malt driven taste with lots of rye spicing and caramel. Pale and toasted malts with some good notes of biscuit, grains, toast, caramel, toffee, chocolate, coffee, and crackers. Big taste of the rye spicing dominates. Hops in the background with some floral and earthy notes. Citrus fruit notes of orange and some lemon zest. A very solid taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a moderate level of carbonation. Nicely spicy and creamy with a smooth drying finish.
Overall: A really good new Rye beer from Summit. Really nice rye spice presence with some good subtle notes of fruit and chocolate.
02-05-2014 07:59:56 | More by MattyG85
4/5 rDev +6.4%
04-09-2014 17:12:04 | More by IchLiebeBierZu
3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
02-17-2014 23:37:57 | More by richkrull
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3.5/5 rDev -6.9%
03-01-2014 21:35:08 | More by acurtis
4/5 rDev +6.4%
04-26-2014 21:46:02 | More by Shawner
4/5 rDev +6.4%
02-08-2014 02:07:42 | More by optimator705
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
08-07-2014 17:37:54 | More by Helgy
4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
07-19-2014 02:32:48 | More by StrictlyBricks
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
03-16-2014 21:27:47 | More by Snow81
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
02-01-2014 17:30:18 | More by Cooper
4.5/5 rDev +19.7%
03-02-2014 07:11:28 | More by djschnabel
3.9/5 rDev +3.7%
Pours an effervescent copper a billowy 3 finger cream colored head. Good lacing & head retention
S: Some pepper & graininess
T: Nice rye pepperiness up front, along with a little of caramel& dryness. Slight astringent notes as this warms, grain husks, white pepper, a whisper of pine & orange peel & dryness, plus grassy notes. Finishes dry, crisp with nice rye snap.
MF: Medium bodied, firm carbonation, pretty nice balance
Pretty easy to drink, nothing mind-blowing here. Hell I'd probably prefer this in the warmer months. Makes me think "poor-man's" red's rye substitute
03-05-2014 04:25:01 | More by russpowell
3.7/5 rDev -1.6%
Summit finally answered the calls of the fans of their India Rye Ale. Hope this lives up to the greatness of that beer.
Dark amber brown color with one finger of head that had good retention. Some spotty lacing is left down the glass.
A lot of rye in the aroma. Gives a nice spicy, rustic aroma. I also pick up some ginger bread cookie with a hint of cocoa. Has a very good malt aroma, but the hops are giving a rather disappointing showing. Mild citrus and herbal notes is all.
Wonderful rye malt flavor. Spicy, peppery, and bready. A lot of more subtle malt flavors as well. Such as cocoa and ginger. I believe Summit and Citra was the two hops used in the IRA, so not sure why they do not impress as much in this beer. I do pick up orange peel and citrus, but also some garlic and onion. Moderate bitterness.
Medium body and wonderfully carbonated. Impressive texture that is smooth, yet lively.
It has been four years since the India Rye Ale so I cannot make a direct comparison. This one just does not impress me as much. Maybe the way the brewer used the Summit hops in this beer did not suit my tastes. Still a lot of impressive rye flavor to be had.
01-31-2014 20:42:16 | More by morimech
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
03-04-2014 04:40:53 | More by Eaglefan344
3.75/5 rDev -0.3%
03-09-2014 04:17:22 | More by Kunstman
4.75/5 rDev +26.3%
04-23-2014 01:11:08 | More by aswaller
4.16/5 rDev +10.6%
12 oz bottle poured into an imperial pint.
5.8% ABV, 55 IBUs, 13.5° P, Serve 44-48°F
"Food Pairings: Pairs nicely with jerk chicken and pork, south Indian curry, pepper jack cheese and Irish Salmon."
A - Plenty of carbonation can be seen streaming through the clear, robust copper-colored beer feeding it's firm ivory head. Lace runs down the glass like curtains further adding to the beauty of this beer!
S - Frost Line is not the least bit shy with how much rye malt it contains as it's spicy character is powerfully expressed; grainy with little earthy hop presence pushing past the bready malt base to the nostrils but, that's ok. This beer is plenty inviting as is.
T - A dash of chocolate malt adds dusty cocoa notes to the bready base of Frost Line Rye but, as the nose suggests, it's the rye malt that remains front and center with it's sharp spicy flavor. Earthy hops come forward in flavor, complimenting the rye nicely and leveling out the beer for a round flavor profile.
M - Initially a touch thin, Frost Line Rye maintains smoothness on the tongue, filling out on the swallow but the combination of rye and hops take the beer for a turn. Spice and bitterness are cast out like salt to thin the malty base.
O - RyePA is a common beer name going around but Frost Line Rye is neither play on words nor a hoppy style. This is a down-n-dirty rye beer, smooth in body but harsh in aroma and flavor with relentless rye character that brings spice throughout and doesn't hold back. A nicely balanced beer though, it drinks wonderfully for the few cold months we have left ahead of us.
02-06-2014 23:38:40 | More by BeerFMAndy
3.25/5 rDev -13.6%
02-14-2014 03:11:52 | More by Wiscodrinker
Summit Frost Line Rye from Summit Brewing Company
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9:48 a.m. — Crash. 3400 block of East Market Street. A 17-year-old Logansport teen struck the rear of a vehicle driven by Karen Engel, 73, Peru. Logansport Police Department.
12:12 p.m. — Arrest. Veronica Lynn Black, 37, Logansport, was arrested on a charge of driving while suspended prior. CCSD.
1:26 p.m. — Theft. 3300 block of East Market Street. Complainant reported the theft of a tile saw. LPD.
3 p.m. — Arrest. Darius Mao Hart, 22, Logansport, was arrested on a charge of theft. LPD.
4:37 p.m. — Theft. 1700 block of East Market Street. Complainant reported the theft of several items. LPD.
5:48 p.m. — Assist. 727 Washington St. Officers assisted medics. LPD.
6:01 p.m. Burglary. 2200 block of North Street. Complainant requested an officer in reference to theft. LPD.
6:08 p.m. — Arrest. Paul Bernard Knox, 41, Logansport, was arrested on charges of operating while intoxicated and operating while intoxicated with at least .15 or higher. CCSD.
12:19 p.m. — Extinguished fire. 327 N. 450 East. Cass County Fire District/New Waverly Fire District.
9:32 p.m. — Carbon dioxide check. 2228 Oakland Ave. CCFD/NWFD.
1:58 p.m. — Assist medics. 2325 E. Broadway. LFD.
2:58 p.m. — Railroad call direct for assistance in refilling train engine low on water. LFD.
8:43 p.m. — Assist medics. 97 E. Market St. LFD.
11:42 p.m. — Dispatched to a scene where an oxygen tank had been on fire. 630 Vandalia St. LFD.


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Keep the hand sanitizer close because flu season is here.
There's nothing worse than the coughing and the running nose that comes along with the virus. But now parents could have a hard time finding medicine for their children.
Alwylda Keberly always takes advantage when the Visiting Nurses bring their mobile flu shot clinic by.
She makes sure to get a flu shot every fall after suffering through the aches and stuffiness a few years back.
"It was all of the above, and you don't really want to go through it every year," said Keberly of the symptoms.
So far this fall, the Florida Department of Health in Lee County says at least 36 people have the flu in the county.
"This is the first time we've seen it in October in years," TJ DePaola, the owner of Cypress Pharmacy, says.
He's already seeing about five people a day with a prescription for Tamiflu.
Tamiflu, in its pill form, is a popular medication to help adults recover from the flu.
The pediatric version, which comes in a liquid, is no where to be found on the shelves at several local pharmacies.
"That's been on back order on and off since 2006," DePaola says. "It seems like every year, annually, they have a back order on the Tamiflu."
But DePaola says parents shouldn't worry.
Pharmacies like his can convert the adult capsules into a liquid for children, solving the problem.
Unfortunately, not all pharmacies do that, so parents may have to hunt around to find the children's medicine.
Dr. Julia Fashner at Lee Memorial Hospital isn't worried about a Tamiflu shortage.
She says studies show the drug only gets patients back on their feet one day sooner than normal.
"Most people are sick five or six days. It only helps you to decrease your illness by one day. It's not a miracle cure," she says.
Tamiflu's parent company says the drug is not on back order, and they're prepared for this flu season.
Health experts recommend you get the flu vaccine and wash your hands regularly to avoid getting the flu.
Update: Olde Time Pharmacy in Naples says it has the children's medicine in stock.
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MARSHALL, Tex. - The no. 19 LSU Shreveport Lady Pilots basketball team did not exactly light up the scoreboard on Monday night in Ornelas Gym but it was enough for them to ease past the East Texas Baptist University Lady Tigers 66-47.
LSUS (4-1) grew their lead to as much as 25 points late in the contest placing three of its scorers in double figures with Jenna Diakos and Sharde Henry leading all scorers with 18 points apiece. Henry also pulled down 11 rebounds for her first double-double of the season after nearly missing the feat a couple of times already. Her 18-point performance notches her fifth straight game in double figures, one less than her season high when she scored 19 in the season opener. Long-ball shooter Christy Willis added a dozen points of her own on a night when the Lady Pilots shot just 38-percent from the field.
Diakos reaches double figures for the fourth consecutive game after failing to put double-digit points on the board in the season opener a few weeks ago as Willis knocks down double figures for the fourth time this season as well.
ETBU (2-1) could not get in a groove against the LSUS defense as they sent 15 players in throughout the game and failed to manage a single scorer in double figures with Paigen Gilford tossing in nine points off the bench as she made two of the three three-pointers made by the Lady Tigers in the first half and starter Jaimi Kadlecek had eight points.
The Lady Pilots trimmed their turnovers down, to 16 tonight, from the previous four games when they averaged 19. With both teams shooting less than 36-percent in the first half the Lady Pilots managed an eight-point lead at the break 30-22 and pulled away to as much as 25 points late in the second half as the shot started to fall with the visitors hitting 40-percent from floor in the second half.
LSUS struggled from downtown making only 19-percent (4-21) while the home team made 10-percent (3-29). The Lady Pilots controlled the boards cleaning the glass 59 times and only surrendered 39 boards to ETBU. LSUS had at least one rebound from each of the 10 players that played tonight.
For the next contest the Lady Pilots will test the waters in the Red River Athletic Conference and set sail for a meeting with Texas College on Thursday at 5:30 p.m. in Tyler, Texas. LSUS was picked by the RRAC coaches to finish second this year in the RRAC Coaches' Preseaon Poll.
Milum, Reid lead Pilots past ETBU
MARSHALL, Tex. - The LSU Shreveport Pilots men's basketball team starting five accounted for all of the Pilots 97 points helping them to ease past the East Texas Baptist University Tigers on Monday night 97-83 in the Ornelas Gym. Rodney Milum led all scorers with 35 points.
In addition to Milum, three other starters reached double figures with Isaac Reid and Rydell Harris each turned in a double-double as Reid sank 28 points and pulled down 13 boards while Harris netted 10 points and grabbed 10 rebounds helping the Pilots to out rebound the Tigers 41-35.
Tonight was Reid's first double-double as a Pilot while Harris has accomplished it in all four of the Pilots' games so far this season. Milum, the NAIA's leading scorer coming into tonight's game at 30.3 ppg, nailed a total of eight three's in the game, five in the first half, leading the Pilots to an impressive 55-percent shooting on the night from the field. He will likely hold on to the top-scorer's crown as tonight's 35 points boosts him to 31.5 ppg in the Pilot's first four games of the season.
The Pilots (3-1) had a 13-point halftime lead and built on it in the second half shooting 53-percent.
ETBU (2-2) had a tough time getting off any good shots at the bucket as the Pilots' defense held the Tigers to just 39-percent from the field. The Tigers made just three of 12 from downtown in the second half helping the Pilots maintain the lead.
The home squad put four shooters in double digits themselves with Junior Mitchell leading the Tigers with 17 points while Jaron Joseph had 15, Kerry McClahan 13 and Chris Collins with 11.
The next game for the Pilots will be on Thursday as they meet Texas College in Tyler, Texas, as both schools open Red River Athletic Conference play.
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PLATTSBURGH — A Peru man was charged with robbery and attempted assault Friday after he allegedly stole the shoes off another man's feet, police said.
The crime was reported at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Plattsburgh City Police said.
Austin Haynes, 19, was allegedly arguing about money with another 19-year-old male on Elm Street in the City of Plattsburgh when Haynes forcibly removed the victim's Nike Air Jordan sneakers, police said.
The shoes are valued at about $110, police said.
Haynes was charged with third-degree robbery, a felony, and third-degree attempted assault, a misdemeanor.
He was arraigned in Plattsburgh City Court Friday night, police said.
Haynes was taken to the Clinton County Jail where he posted $5,000 cash bail Saturday morning, according to the Clinton County Sheriff's Department.
His next court date was not available Saturday.
PLATTSBURGH — A Keeseville man was arrested Thursday for allegedly causing $350 in damage to a vehicle.
Shortly before 12:30 a.m. Sunday morning, Timothy J. Robare, 23, was allegedly asked to leave Pizza Bono on Margaret Street in downtown Plattsburgh, said Lt. Scott Beebie of the Plattsburgh City Police.
Robare was allegedly upset and kicked the side mirror of a parked 2004 Subaru Legacy, removing the mirror from the vehicle, Beebie said.
He then entered Peabody's bar on Clinton Street where City Police Officers found him with the help of Peabody's employees and placed him in custody, Beebie said.
Robare was taken to CVPH Medical Center that morning for medical evaluation, he said.
Robare was released from CVPH and turned himself in to police Thursday, Beebie said.
He was charged with third-degree criminal mischief, a felony.
Robare was not listed as being incarcerated in the Clinton County Jail as of Saturday afternoon.
His next court date was not available Saturday.
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12:00pm Monday 10th December 2012 in News By Sarah Trotter, reporter
NEW Cross Caribbean takeaway Smokey Jerky was truly up in smoke yesterday with around 20 firefighters tackling a blaze.
Four fire engines were called to the popular eatery – which was billowing black fumes - in New Cross Road at 8.01am and crews had the flames under control by 9.28am.
A man escaped the building before firefighters arrived and was taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
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Hurricane Sandy and climate change
I guess it's no surprise that most of the news media coverage of Hurricane Sandy was focused on the immediate -- when you have six million people without power and transit systems paralyzed and at least 38 deaths, you deal with that stuff first. There will be plenty of time later to talk about causes and preparadness and what to do next time.
But I expected a little more mainstream coverage of the clear and obvious fact that this storm -- and the many more severe storms that are likely to follow in places that aren't used to seeing this type of weather -- is the result of climate change caused by humans.
The scientists -- at least, all but the looney ones -- are not in denial. The oceans are warmer than they were 20 years ago, and the warm water extends farther north. Warmer oceans mean more, and stornger, hurricanes:
Scientists have long taken a similarly cautious stance, but more are starting to drop the caveat and link climate change directly to intense storms and other extreme weather events, such as the warm 2012 winter in the eastern U.S. and the frigid one in Europe at the same time.
There have been three presidential debates. Both candidates have suspended campaigning because of Sandy. Mitt Romney's out collecting cans of food that the Red Cross doesn't want.But at no point in this campaign has climate change been a serious issue.
Maybe people will start paying attention now. Maybe a $20 billion hit to the heavily populated East Coast areas where the heart of the nation's banking and politics business are will wake up the White House and Congress. Because this ship has sailed -- the damage already done is serious and can't easily be repaired. And preventing serious from becoming catastrophic is now our only option, and we're running out of time.
Most of Manhattan and Long Island is less than two feet about sea level. Unless you're going to build massive dikes around both of them, those places are going to be worse off than south Florida in a few years. Sandy was a Category 1 when it hit the Jersey shore; in a few years, that region is going to be dealing with Category 3 and 4 storms and the flooding will be devastating.
Can we please talk about this?
That's a stretch, even for an obsessive organ like SFBG.
I guarantee you that hurricanes were happening here long before we had highly regulated utilities.
"There have been three presidential debates. Both candidates have suspended campaigning because of Sandy. Mitt Romney's out collecting cans of food that the Red Cross doesn't want.But at no point in this campaign has climate change been a serious issue."
It's a bit difficult to take you seriously since you enthusiastically endorsed one of them after you spent time making mealy-mouthed excuses/statements about your "disappointments" with your "savior" Obama. The endorsement was embarrassing. I suppose "No Endorsement" or an endorsement for one of the second-party*** candidates was not an option for you. How "progressive" for you to continue enabling an Establishment pro-war politician addicted to drones who has been worse than Bush and a right-wing, pro-war, pro-corporate Establishment party of and for the 1%. No real, true progressive would want anything to do with either of them (Obama or the D Party).
*** We have a one-party corporatist system of two right wings.
"But I expected a little more mainstream coverage of the clear and obvious fact that this storm -- and the many more severe storms that are likely to follow in places that aren't used to seeing this type of weather -- is the result of climate change caused by humans."
Just like the 1938 unnamed hurricane that devastated New England!
Or the 1954 hurricane Carol that also devastated New England!
Do you have any actual evidence that hurricanes are getting more powerful, Tim, or are you just making stuff up, like usual?
...or the Great Colonial Hurricane of 1635!
To assist Tim's education, here is the count of major hurricanes to hit the continental US by decade, from the National Hurricane Center.
Good luck finding any evidence that the number or severity of hurricanes is increasing...
Category ALL Major
DECADE 1 2 3 4 5 1to5 3to5
1851-1860 7 5 5 1 0 18 6
1861-1870 8 6 1 0 0 15 1
1871-1880 7 6 7 0 0 20 7
1881-1890 8 9 4 1 0 22 5
1891-1900 8 5 5 3 0 21 8
1901-1910 10 4 4 0 0 18 4
1911-1920 8 5 4 3 0 20 7
1921-1930 8 2 3 2 0 15 5
1931-1940 4 7 6 1 1 19 8
1941-1950 8 6 9 1 0 24 10
1951-1960 8 1 6 3 0 18 9
1961-1970 3 5 4 1 1 14 6
1971-1980 6 2 4 0 0 12 4
1981-1990 9 2 3 1 0 15 4
1991-2000 3 6 4 0 1 14 5
2001-2010 8 4 6 1 0 19 7
1851-2010 113 75 75 18 3 284 96
Average per 7.1 4.7 4.7 1.1 0.2 17.8 6.0
Look, you cretins. If Tim talks about "the clear and obvious fact" he doesn't NEED to supply any supporting basis for his statement. Facts are for you insensitive mental midgets who haven't yet accepted Progressivism. Tim is advancing the great Progressive agenda. That's all the fact that you small brained infidels need, get it?
Maybe you ought to learn some science and learn a bit about how carbon traps heat instead of, in effect, bragging what an ignorant fool you are.
The science models have predicted more severe storms due to increased carbon in the atmosphere which traps heat because as the carbon in the atmosphere increases, a greater % of heat rays from the earth gets reflected back to earth (it's called science - that thing you apparently avoid like the plague).
Do you think Tim is responsible for that piece of "liberal" science that anybody who's interested in knowing the facts can find out??? Maybe Tim is also responsible for those "liberal" laws of physics and chemistry.
Hey dummy, did you know it's the first time the stock market's been closed for two days in a row due to weather since the 1880s???
It's good you can hide behind an anonymous name because if your real name was shown, readers of your post who knew you would know you're also one ignorant MF'er with a science education equivalent to probably that of a 6th grader or less (apologies to 6th graders out there, most of whom could probably smoke you in a science test). My guess is if they've talked to you in anything related to science, they'd know in about 10 seconds what an ignoramus you are.
If ignorance and stupidity is bliss, then you're one blissful person wallowing in your cluelessness. Of course to conservatives, that's something they take pride in.
Thanks Tim for your post - not everybody makes little good use of the neurons in their head.
Guest, Tim wrote that there was a "clear and obvious fact that this storm...is the result of climate change caused by humans".
Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. A few commenters have pointed out similar storms and patterns going back many decades.
You've spent a lot of your own energy calling us dummies. Please show us exactly where it has been demonstrated, in a "clear and obvious" way, that this storm was caused by humans as Tim claimed. Tim very often says whatever he feels like saying, without any regard for the truth and, at least under Bruce, it was falsely labeled as journalism.
Come on, you went to the trouble of calling us dummies, lets see you provide a basis for what Tim wrote. Or maybe, perhaps, you just like to hear yourself pontificate.
While the historic stats furnished show in fact no increase in hurricane activity.
Tim simply saw a news story and looked for a way to blame PG&E because Bruce has told Tim to be obsessed with PG&E just like he is.
Oy, Tim, weather change and climate change are different things. Both are happening but it takes time and piles of observations that are still being compiled to link the two.
Very little of Manhattan is at 2' elevation ASL Tim, a quick check with Google Earth or memories from a bike ride on the island should have nipped that error.
Unfortunately, the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel is at 8' ASL and the storm surge was 13.88', and the subway/LIRR/PATH tubes/tunnels are almost continually vented for their entire surface running lengths which include approaches to sea level waterways the East and Hudson rivers.
It is easy for climate change doubters to take you seriously when you mess up on the basic empirical shit.
Because liberals consider Christianity unsavory, they've had to invent a religion for themselves to fill this spiritual void. But despite their confidence in the holy ghost of "science," the only proof of their climate-change god is their unswerving devotion to it, which allies them with Christianity more closely than they might admit. As with "it was god's will," the solemn invocation of "climate change" makes them feel less afraid in an uncertain world. In Tim's peculiar case, assigning blame to people or companies for offenses that are thus far theoretical allows him to hate certain people or certain groups with impunity, even as he flies the banner of tolerance and diversity.
When it comes to climate change, Obama is not your savior, and neither is Romney. Both candidates have taken record amounts of money from big oil. But it was Obama who opened up massive amounts of public land (and coast line) to the energy vultures, who supports fracking, and avoids any discussion of global warming. There is only one candidate who is even talking about climate change and that's Green Party candidate Jill Stein. Stein is calling for clean renewable energy, restoration of our forests, rivers and fisheries. Best of all, Stein will create 25 milion living-wage jobs, single payer health care and free public education through college with her policy for a "Green New Deal". A vote for Stein will send a strong message to Washington (and the 1%) that the issue of global warming matters to the American people, and that business as usual is no longer an option.
"..since Obama's going to win California by a sizable majority anyway, a protest vote for Stein probably won't do any harm." ~Guardian Staff Writers
Vote for your dreams for a sustainable future, and not your fears! Vote for Jill Stein for President!!
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That's the best definition of a "clueless loser" that I know. Look, the Republican Party was once a minor "third party" created in 1854 by anti-slavery activists. Third parties have championed issues from women's right to vote to abolishing slavery. The Green Party was the first to talk about single payer health care, which pushed the Dems and Repugs to address the issue of health care in this country. That's no small accomplishment.
If Jill Stein wins five percent of the vote in this election, the Green Party will automatically be on every presidential ballot in 2016 and will receive $20 million in public campaign funding. This would give her real clout to push future candidates to adopt a green agenda. Climate change is deadly serious business, and we simply don't have any more time to waste on the big oil candidates. The only way to change the system is for people to start voting against two-party lines.
Jill Stein for President 2012!
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CATEGORIES MoviesEarlier today, Adam Yauch, founding member of the Beastie Boys, passed away from cancer. He was 47.
Yet Yauch, who was best known as rapper MCA in the multi-platinum-selling trio, also branched out into film. In 2002, he launched Oscilloscope Pictures, which has since put out acclaimed indie films including "Exit Through the Gift Shop," "Bellflower," "We Need to Talk About Kevin," "Meek's Cutoff" and "The Messenger." They also distributed Yauch's directorial debut, the basketball documentary "Gunnin' For That #1 Spot," in 2008.
Prior to Oscilloscope, his group, the Beastie Boys, worked with directors like Spike Jonze, who shot the awesomely retro '70s video for "Sabotage" and the band's 2006 concert film, "Awesome: I Fuckin' Shot That!"
Yauch displayed the same wacky sensibility when he assumed directorial duties for the group's videos under the pseudonym of Nathanial Hornblower. His video for "Body Movin," included clips from '60s cult movie "Danger: Diabolik," and "Intergalactic" was staged as a cheap '50s monster film.
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As the NFL regular season approaches with the induction of another class of all-time greats into pro football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, it is an appropriate time to consider the best NFL rushers of all time. Over the course of the league's 94 year history, many individuals have played the position of running back and have gained glory and fame at the position.
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Emmitt Smith
The greatest running back in rushing yards was Emmitt Smith. Smith gained a total of 18,355 yards on the ground during his 15 year playing career from 1990-2004. Smith holds the distinction of being the only running back to win the league's Most Valuable Player award, a Super Bowl title (with the Cowboys) and the NFL rushing title in the same year (1993). Smith, who was drafted as the number 17th pick of the 1990 draft by the Cowboys from the University of Florida, was inducted into Football's Hall of Fame in 2010.
Walter Payton
His nickname was "Sweetness" and his moves were anything but sweet to his opponents during his 13 seasons wearing number 34 for the Chicago Bears. Payton, who was the number 4 overall pick in the 1975 from Jackson State University, amassed 16,726 yards rushing from 1975-1987. His efforts helped the Bears win Super Bowl XX in 1985. Payton's soft spoken demeanor and charitable efforts not only led to his induction to the Hall of Fame in 1993, but his name on the league's community service award.
Barry Sanders
Sanders was a Heisman Trophy winner from Oklahoma State University in 1988 and the number 3 overall pick in the 1989 NFL draft. Sanders, who averaged 1,527 yards a season for the 10 years he played in the league, left the game in 1998 1,457 shy of the record that had been previously held by Walter Payton. Considered one of the greatest running backs of all-time, Sanders was inducted in NFL's Hall of Fame in 2004.
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Editor's note: Because of the danger she still faces, KCTV5 has concealed the identity of the woman at the center of this story. She has agreed to use the name "Sue."
Online attacks launched to destroy the reputations and lives of former boyfriends and girlfriends is happening more and more these days.
The painful and frightening consequences of cyber revenge is something Sue knows a lot about.
"I think that he wants to find me and kill me," Sue said.
Sue is talking about the man with whom she once had a romantic relationship - a man who was later sent to jail, convicted of committing aggravated assault and blackmail against her.
"He used to put his hands on my throat and tell me it'd be so easy," Sue said.
No longer behind bars or under court supervision, Sue said that man is free to hunt and stalk her. But instead of making physical contact, she said the attacks are being carried out online.
"What he posts is disgusting," Sue said.
For those who might not know better, it appears Sue is the one behind the posts.
She showed KCTV5 a series of fake or imposter Facebook pages created in Sue's name.
While pretending to be her, the poster mentions sexually explicit acts and claims to have sexually transmitted diseases. Other dangerously personal information has been posted for all to see.
"He posted my social security number, my driver's license, and where I used to live," Sue said.
The imposter pages include intimate pictures taken when Sue and her cyber attacker were in a relationship. Those photos were never meant to be made public.
"When I was with him and I said leave me alone, he said you wouldn't even be able to get a job cause I'm going to do Facebooks (sic) in your name and you're going to have all these pictures and no one's going to want to hire you then."
The practice of jilted exes posting private and often embarrassing photos has become so common it has a name: revenge porn.
And more victims, like 32-year-old Texan Hollie Toups, are stepping forward to talk about the online attacks.
"I was at a store one day and someone was like, 'Oh hey, you're the girl from that website,'" Toups said.
Until that awkward encounter, the teacher's aide said she had no idea those pictures had been made public.
"It was humiliating to say the least," Toups said.
Toups and 25 other women are now suing the website where her photos appeared.
According to former FBI agent Jeff Lanza, there really is no way to avoid unflattering online posts.
"With the internet it's just so easy to do so many things to hurt people," Lanza said.
The first step in fighting back, Lanza said, is figuring out what sort of information is posted.
Lanza suggests people type their own name into search engines like Google and Bing once a month. Then, if they find hurtful postings, they can fight back by reporting the abuse directly to the website where it has been posted.
"You can repeatedly take those sites down if you find out about that through Facebook and other social networking sites," Lanza said.
When that's not enough, Lanza suggests taking the complaint to police. There are cyber-stalking, cyber-bullying and simple harassment laws on the books that could apply in situations like this. But people need to be prepared to make their case.
"It's always best if you see something online that you want to prove to somebody that has been there, take a screen shot of it right away cause it may not be there when you go back," Lanza said.
However, none of those steps have created a permanent solution for Sue. The one legal option available would be filing for a protective order.
"I think the protective order would be the gateway for him to get to me," Sue said.
Sue would not be able to get a protective order without revealing to the court, and in turn her online attacker, the jurisdiction where she now lives.
Sue said she has worked too hard to keep that information a secret from the man she's been trying to escape.
"The only thing I can think of is you know, run away from everybody and everything," Sue said. "I thought the system would be more helpful and now I know why rape victims don't report it. I'm just a statistic. I feel I'm being punished over and over again."
Victims like Sue are begging law enforcement and legislators alike for tighter regulations to keep an intimate memory from becoming a weapon.
Right now, New Jersey is the only state with legislation criminalizing so-called revenge porn, but Florida could soon follow.
There is an online campaign pushing for new laws at www.endrevengeporn.com.
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First trip overseas to Europe in May 2011. A college graduation gift to myself. This is a hard copy of my experience over there as well as a sample of my photography that I was able to take.
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Nuclear Operator Warren Gill looks over the panels in the control room at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant in Florida on Tuesday.RALEIGH, N.C. The largest U.S. electricity company said Tuesday it will permanently close a Florida nuclear power plant after botched repairs and use $835 million from an insurance settlement to refund consumers forced to pay for higher-cost replacement power.
But Charlotte, N.C.-based Duke Energy also said it will seek to recoup from customers its $1.65 billion investment in the Crystal River Nuclear Plant, about 70 miles north of Tampa. The company said it is starting a closing process that may take 60 years before the nuclear site is decontaminated and dismantled and is considering whether to build a new, natural-gas-fueled power plant to replace the power lost.
The nuclear plant operated by Duke Energy subsidiary Progress Energy Florida has been shut down since 2009, when its concrete containment building cracked during a maintenance and upgrade project. A 2011 repair attempt resulted in new cracks in other parts of the containment structure. Estimates put repair costs at between $1.3 billion and $3.4 billion.
The federal operating license for the nuclear plant, which began operating in 1977, was due to expire at the end of 2016, meaning Duke Energy would have had to wage a regulatory fight to extend its authority to operate.
We believe the decision to retire the nuclear plant is in the best overall interests of our customers, investors, the state of Florida and our company, Duke Energy Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Rogers said in a statement.
Rogers expected successor following Duke Energys merger last July with Raleigh-based Progress Energy, which owned Crystal River, was unexpectedly fired within hours after the combination was completed. Duke Energy board members said they dumped former Progress Energy CEO Bill Johnson in part because of dissatisfaction over his handling of the Crystal River closing.
Duke said in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission that it would seek to recover its investment in Crystal River over a 20-year period beginning in 2017, an amount that spokesman Mike Hughes said was $1.65 billion.
Progress Energy Florida provides electricity to more than 1.6 million Florida customers, including the cities of St. Petersburg and Clearwater and the area surrounding Orlando.
Florida Public Counsel J.R. Kelly called the companys decision a bad one for consumers, who face the potential of higher rates to pay for more expensive alternate power sources. The settlement of Duke Energys dispute with Nuclear Electric Insurance Ltd. shortchanged ratepayers because the additional $530 million the insurer agreed to pay was less than half the lowest projected repair cost, said Jon Moyle Jr., a lawyer for the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, which advocates for manufacturers.
Florida utilities regulators will decide when customers see refunds to compensate for higher bills Progress Energy passed along because it had to replace electricity not produced by the nuclear plant with higher-priced power.
Floridas Public Service Commission last February allowed a $150 million increase in base rates but directed Progress Energy Florida to refund customers $288 million over two years for costs related to the nuclear plant shutdown. That money started to be included last month, Mike Hughes said. Another $100 million is due to customers in 2015 and 2016 because repairs on Crystal River had not begun by the end of 2012.
Duke Energy spent $338 million through the end of 2012 to repair the nuclear plant, $143 million of which was covered by payments or by insurance. How much of the cost to close the plant will be covered by customers or absorbed by shareholders will be decided by Florida regulators, Hughes said.
The ultimate allocation of those costs will be determined in the future, so I dont have any specific percentage that we anticipate that customers might pay, a specific percentage that we anticipate shareholders might pay. That will be determined by the proceedings convened by state regulators, Hughes said.
The Knoxville, Tenn.-based Southern Alliance for Clean Energy said it applauded Duke Energy for its decisive decision to close Crystal River.
Crystal River clearly demonstrates the vulnerabilities of being overly dependent on a high-risk energy source like nuclear power, which exposes ratepayers to high financial risks and residents to unnecessary health and environmental risks, executive director Stephen Smith said.
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text: Best Car Seat Accessories For Baby and Toddler Buckle Up! 7 Must-Have Car Seat Accessories by POPSUGAR Moms 9/23/11 4 Reactions 7 Shares Print 1 2 3 1 0 Buckle up, baby! Car trips with a kiddo can be quite pleasant — or sheer torture — depending on how well prepared mama is for the venture. From keeping baby entertained to protecting your little one from the elements, we've rounded up seven must-have car seat accessories to make mama's outings as stress-free as possible! Check it out. Back Seat Mirror For Baby What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Peekaboo! Babies love to look at themselves in mirrors — and mama loves being able to see baby while she's on the road. Keep your little one entertained with the Fisher Price Precious Planet Deluxe Auto Mirror With Music ( $20). It's not just a mirror. It lights up and plays music at the touch of a button — with a remote control for mom! 1 / 7 Car Seat Support What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Snuggle up! If you find that baby doesn't fit snuggling in to the car seat, you may need to get some extra support. Check out the Kiddopotamus Snuzzler Complete Head and Body Support ($25). 2 / 7 Keep Baby Warm What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bundle up, baby! Keep baby warm during those cold Winter months with a cozy car seat cover — like this JJ Cole Car Seat Cover ($29). 3 / 7 Car Seat Neck Support What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Have you ever turned around at every red light to accommodate your tot's head as they sleep — uncomfortably — in the car seat? Check out the Summer Infant Cradler Car Seat Neck Support ($10) and enjoy your drive while your munchkin sleeps soundly in the back. 4 / 7 Car Seat Travel Cover What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The sky's the limit. For a globetrotting clan, a car seat cover is a must if you expect your car set to survive more than one round-trip flight. Check out the Brica Car Seat Travel Tote ($25) — it even has wheels! 6 / 7 Protect Your Car Seat What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sippy cup spills and diaper leaks can quickly damage a car seat. Protect your purchase — and make accident clean up a cinch — with the Kiddopotamus Deluxe PiddlePad ($10). 6 / 7 Keep Baby Entertained What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 It's play time! Baby can get bored quickly while riding in a rear-facing car seat. Keep you little one cooing for the duration of your trip with a few colorful toys — like this Skip Hop Treetop Friends Stroller Toy ($9). 7 / 7 1 2 3 1 0 Read More Car SeatKid GearCar SeatsCar Seat CoversToddler Toddler 5 Clever Ways to Teach Your Kids Good Habits 3 days ago How to Avoid the 9 Biggest Potty Training Pitfalls 3 weeks ago Would You Outsource Potty Training to an Expert? 7/09 From Crib to Toddler Bed: 6 Tips For a Smooth Transition 7/09 7 Potty-Training Tips From Real Moms 7/08 The Baby Keepsakes Moms Cherish Most 7/04 kid gear 133 Baby Products Not Even in Stores Yet! 1/18 16 Great Gifts to Fill Kids' Stockings 12/16/13 Critics Make Over Frozen's (Blond, Blue-Eyed) Disney Princesses 7/25/13 Boys Beach Basics For Your Summer Vacation 7/14/13 Fun in the Sun: Summer Getaway Essentials For Girls 7/12/13 Pool Toys That Make a Splash! 6/10/13 chicago-pregnancy 2 years Traveling with kids is stressful and we are all for products that help. Keep in mind that most of these products you add to your car seat have not been safety tested with your car seat. Things that you place behind baby or products that integrate with the harness can be especially problematic in a collision. Safety trumps convenience:) Weigh the pros and cons. Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents