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Spiced IPA (Rotator Series #4) - Widmer Brothers Brewing Company
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Reviews by hopfacebrew:
3.55/5 rDev +1.4%
Wow, interesting beer. Poured from bottle dated 1/4/12 to pint glass the beer arrives a clear golden straw color with a small 1/2 finger white head with little retention but nice lacing. The nose is floral with a heavy dose of spice: pepper, chamomile, lavender character, a gentle earthy hop as well. The flavor follows suit and actually works fairly well the spices found in the nose blend with a mild bitterness and biscuit malt. More balanced than the nose though the spice still dominates. Good mouthfeel and well carbonated, medium bodied. Overall, a nice beer, not fantastic but not bad at all.
04-20-2012 20:23:59 | More by hopfacebrew
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North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +2.9%
I poured one and a half bottles into an imperila nonic with a clear light to medium golden with a great looking sticky one finger white head that never really settled ,a nice rocky mass is still there over five minutes after the pour.Mainly spice in the nose wich isn't bad but I would like some more hop presence going on in a northwest IPA.Alot of ginger on the palate with mild anise flavors,they seem to overtake the leafy/citric hops but it's not in you're face or off putting.It's not bad although I would like the hops to be bigger than the spiced flavors,still I would likely buy again.
07-22-2012 01:08:49 | More by oberon
3.6/5 rDev +2.9%
12oz bottle. Pours a clear yellow orange with a medium creamy white head that goes to a thin film and leaves some lacing.
The aroma is bready malts and tea spices and cinnamon with a little fruit.
The flavor is a little sweet malt with a lot of tea spicing leading to a rather harsh grassy bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation.
Overall, an interesting idea, but the spices and hops don't really play well together.
05-12-2012 03:52:10 | More by Beaver13
2.78/5 rDev -20.6%
I have enjoyed the Rotator Series and was looking forward to this one.
A --- Not too deep, not too dark, nor colorful
S --- I pick up some hops and spices, but not much
T --- I get an acid like taste. Slightly hoppy, but closer to a pale ale to me.
M --- medium body with decent amount of carbonation
O -- my least favorite from the Series. Instead of creating a nice flavor from the spices, I get acid and harsh aftertaste. Not interesting or creative, but just off.
03-29-2012 04:18:50 | More by mikechance
New York
3.98/5 rDev +13.7%
Growler filled at the Green Growler in Croton-on Hudson, NY
Pours typical lighter almond amber, off white head, moderate fine lacing.
Spiced up nose with citrus, coriander, cloves and ginger.
Fruity, with more limes, ginger, cloves and tropical fruits on the palate.
Complex and flavorful IPA with alot more then typical spicing. Zesty and quite enjoyable, if you like your IPA on the aggressive side.
07-07-2012 14:22:00 | More by Billolick
3.68/5 rDev +5.1%
The beer pours a slightly orangish-yellow color with a white head. I get a ton of spice in the aroma. There is some cinnamon and clove that really come through strongly, as well as some orange notes from the hops. The flavor is very similar. The cinnamon and clove notes are once again present, with some orange and pine notes and a low amount of bitterness. There is also a decent amount of pepper in the flavor. Overall, all of these notes mix together surprisingly well and make for an enjoyable beer. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
06-09-2012 02:51:38 | More by Mora2000
3.75/5 rDev +7.1%
02-18-2014 15:00:35 | More by rhinonau
New York
2.75/5 rDev -21.4%
07-28-2012 19:44:46 | More by virinow
North Carolina
3/5 rDev -14.3%
05-30-2013 04:39:14 | More by Mantooth
3.75/5 rDev +7.1%
05-26-2012 15:03:22 | More by amstokesdb9
3.65/5 rDev +4.3%
Picked up at the old Raley's which is now like a liquor warehouse in Fallon, NV. Dark gold appearance, 1/2" in head. Aroma is black tea, cinnammon and all the usual spices that accompany a beer of this style.
Flavor of hops and black tea go together nice. And the beer apparently has a good deal of punch to it, I felt the buzz after a few of them, but the alcohol was not apparent in the mouthfeel. I'm not a big fan of green nor black tea, but in both ipa's I've had with a hearty dose of each, the result was a unique and enjoyable beer. Tons of sage/sagebrush in the beer, sounds weird, but drinks nice. Still delivers a decent amount of citrus hop flavors with the tea notes.
Anyone who thinks these won't sell isn't paying attention.
06-04-2012 17:06:24 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.5/5 rDev 0%
07-15-2012 05:57:55 | More by JohnLynch
4.5/5 rDev +28.6%
04-19-2012 06:33:44 | More by WaydeRafnel
New Mexico
3.58/5 rDev +2.3%
Poured from an inch or so above the glass you get a big white head above a clear honey golden colored beer, with a lacing that has pretty good staying power.
Nutmeg, pumpkin spices, maybe other cooking spices dominate the aroma on this medium bodied drink.
The spices are less dominating in the taste but still there, the hops starts to come through some, and they seem to be more of the citrusy west coast style hops.
A light spice is still lingering in the aftertaste that is lightly dry and lasting.
I kind of liked this, a toned down pumpkin or spiced fall beer adding that to an IPA style. Hopefully more companies try stuff similar to this.
05-03-2012 22:53:53 | More by LXIXME
Alberta (Canada)
3.78/5 rDev +8%
12oz bottle - a single from a grocery store somewhere in the lurid heart of Waikiki.
This beer pours a slightly hazy medium golden amber hue, with one finger of thinly foamy white head, which leaves an array of islet speck lace around the glass as it readily settles.
It smells strongly of tropical fruit - overripe pineapple, guava, and mango, with a green, bitter herbal character, over some mildly caramelized pale malt, and a menthol-esque booze edge. The taste is a little more herbal than in the aroma, with more of the grainy malt poking through as well, amongst a slow-burning peppery note, and slipping fruitiness.
The carbonation is moderate, the body a stolid medium weight, and more or less smooth. It finishes a bit more clearly hoppy, the fruit and bitterness consolidating, and the herbal spice looking in from the outside.
A bit of a confusing, bric a brac of a beer. The flavours are there, they're good, and they hold their liquor, but there's a lack of order, and with no order, where are we? Whatever, I like it, and would have another.
05-08-2012 06:00:31 | More by biboergosum
2.43/5 rDev -30.6%
Appearance - Pours a hazy, golden copper with a 3 finger head, excellent retention, and leaves behind a semi-sticky lacing.
Smell - Smell is primary pine, backed by some black tea notes.
Taste - Ugh. Pine hops mixed with black tea and pepper. I loathe this flavor.
Mouthfeel - Medium body with a decent bite.
Overall - After trying the O'ryely a few weeks ago, I went against my better judgement and purchased this one. Big mistake. There's not a whole lot of difference between the two, flavor wise... except they decided this one needed an infusion of tea? Disgusting. Not my, and pardon my pun, cup of tea.
04-29-2012 05:42:34 | More by TheSixthRing
4/5 rDev +14.3%
02-26-2014 16:36:41 | More by Griffith
5/5 rDev +42.9%
08-03-2012 01:26:57 | More by skloeff
North Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +26.6%
Pours a clear orangish copper with a thin layer of soft white head that has decent retention. The nose smells of oregano, thyme, parsley, maybe garlic, and some faint tea undertones. The flavor is tea first followed by some citrusy hops then some spices reminiscent of Italian seasoning and then finishes with some more citrus. The mouthfeel is light to medium bodied, smooth, a little dry and lightly carbonated.
This is an odd beer. I love the spices. They remind me of my grandmother's kitchen. The tea in this instance doesn't detract from the flavor by drying everything out though the finish is a little dry. The "IPA" aspect is simply a decent amount of citrusy hops and a light malt body. I will probably have this again.
03-09-2012 00:15:49 | More by tdm168
4.18/5 rDev +19.4%
Very light but cloudy yellow in complexion, with a full head and detailed lace. Impressive.
The nose is positively delectable, being intensely fruity with a deep citrus hops ester vibe.
Flavor is tough up front, with a bitter pine/grapefruit hops bite. I get a light hint of tea and spice towards the finish. Unique and quite enjoyable!
03-18-2012 20:17:27 | More by secondtooth
New York
3.48/5 rDev -0.6%
A - Amber pour, plenty of carbonation. Decent foam retention and lacing. Good clarity.
S - Smells of tea and pumpkin spice. While this is kind of cool, it seems a tad overwhelming.
T - Taste has a spicy finish, some hop bitterness, and an herbal flavor. Very similar to an iced tea. Not bad, but way too much spice
M - I found the spicy finish made this a one and done.
O - I'd have this again, but only when in the mood for tea flavored beer. Not a beer for all occasions.
04-28-2012 01:02:29 | More by socon67
South Carolina
3.6/5 rDev +2.9%
Bottle served in pint glass.
A-pours a light yellow with a mild head and moderate cloudiness.
S-an herbal aroma, like tea. Light hoppy smell.
T-Taste like a west coast IPA, the tea and spices enhanced the hoppy taste.
M-7% ABV. But couldn't even tell easy drinking beer, medium body with nice amount of carbonation
O-Nice solid beer. Would have again.
01-13-2013 17:41:33 | More by Damian74Shensky
3.75/5 rDev +7.1%
06-10-2012 01:52:17 | More by avisong
3.5/5 rDev 0%
01-01-2013 21:21:25 | More by cliff1066
South Carolina
3/5 rDev -14.3%
12-14-2012 01:41:36 | More by skm
Spiced IPA (Rotator Series #4) from Widmer Brothers Brewing Company
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The Washington Bureau Chief of Al Jazeera English, Abderrahim Foukara, has been asked to speak on July 28 at a gala function for the Henry Knox Museum, located in Thomaston.
Let me see ... the head of a media outlet that supports terrorism has been invited to Maine to speak at an event honoring a great Maine general of the Revolutionary War.
Does anyone find that disturbing? I do.
Why should a representative of a proven enemy of this country be invited to such a venue to spread its venom? Al Jazeera is a mouthpiece for the Muslim Brotherhood.
The MB has a charter that pledges to destroy our "miserable house" by our own hands. The MB is at the core of radical Islam waging jihad to conquer the world.
When will the people of this nation stop tolerating evil intolerance? Not only are we tolerating evil here, we're encouraging it and giving it a microphone.
It would be great if people convene outside the Strand Theater in Rockland that evening to let the organizers know what is thought of this travesty. A demonstration would make Henry Knox and his descendants proud of modern Maine and send a message to the trustees and organizers.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited their namesake city Cambridge today for the first time since the Queen conferred the Dukedom on the couple on their wedding day last year.
William and Kate made their way to Peterborough City Hospital to officially open the £289 million facility in Bretton.
Kate was wearing a a grey Belli coat from Maxmara (£980), and brown suede Aquatalia ankle boots. She was also sporting a new haircut as she has had a heavy fringe cut into her famous brown locks.


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An 11-month-old dog hit by car and rescued by the Arizona Humane Society is in need of some loving foster care.
Max, a poodle mix, was struck by a vehicle on Dec. 29 and suffered a fractured pelvis, according to AHS.
He's in need of eight weeks of care before being up for adoption.
AHS spokeswoman Bretta Nelson said he'll need cage rest and to be walked very little as he recovers.
Nelson said AHS currently has more than 500 foster families but is in need of more.
For those considering foster care, visit AHS' FAQs or sign up for a foster orientation. Orientation dates are Thursday, Jan. 9 from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Sunnyslope Campus, and the same time and place on Thursday, Jan. 23.
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A Bismarck woman is charged after allegedly stripping in front of a minor.
Angel Escue is charged with promoting obscenity to minors, a class 'C' felony.
A complaint filed with the Burleigh County State's Attorneys Office say Escue and another 31-year-old woman stripped in front of two men at the Motel 6 during the summer of 2011 in while a female minor was in the room.
Warrants were issued for arrest last fall and Escue was taken into custody today.
Authorities say Escue admitted in a phone interview that she and the other woman did strip in front of two men while the minor was present.
The other woman, who is the minors mother, has not been taken into custody.
Escue makes her initial appearance in court this afternoon.
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I do not think that the public should be voting on the same-sex marriage issue again.
Most of the people believe the Bible is word of God, but then they believe that word only when it suits them. It is stated in Psalms 24:3-5, "Who may ascend into the hill of the Lord? Or who may stand in His Holy place? He who has clean hands and a pure heart, Who has not lifted up his soul to an idol, Nor sworn deceitfully. He shall receive blessing from the Lord, ..." To me that should speak for itself.
For those Christians who call themselves Christians and not follow the Bible as the word of God, that is law, and the law states that man should marry woman and woman should marry man. Many know that it is in the Bible.
I am also concerned about lawsuits. The minister may be covered for not doing the ceremony but what about the others, such as the person handling the flowers, the DJ, hall officials, etc.? There is nothing happening to them now because gay marriage is against the law. If Question 1 passes, I expect lawsuits will triple.
I will not marry those of the same sex. As it is, chaplains on military bases will be reassigned if they do not marry couples of the same sex.
If voters do not put an end to this now, when will it stop?
Scott Touchette, Leeds


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GPIS Doctoral Candidate to Present Dissertation June 5
Matthew Hall, a doctoral candidate in the College of Arts and Letters' Graduate Program in International Studies (GPIS), will defend his doctoral thesis in an open forum at 2 p.m. June 5 in Batten Arts and Letters building room 7009. It is open to the public.
Hall, whose areas of concentration are comparative and regional studies and international political economy and development, will address the disconnect between commonly held beliefs about corruption reform and the lack of recent successfully implemented programs in his dissertation, "The Corruption Enigma: Examining Recent Corruption Reform in Highly Corrupt Countries."
His research consists of a qualitative comparison of three paired cases - Tanzania and Malawi, Colombia and Peru, and Thailand and the Philippines - designed to determine the primary factors in relative success.
Hall's thesis is that success is a function of the idiosyncratic particulars of each country rather than predetermined agreed-upon institutional reforms. Kurt Taylor Gaubatz, associate professor of political science, is his faculty adviser.
For more information about the GPIS program, visit http://al.odu.edu/gpis/.
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The 30th Annual Labor Day Festival in Olive Branch, Illinois kicked off Monday.
Cape Girardeau police are investigating a robbery at a credit union.
It happened at the Cape Regional Credit Union at 2427 Cape Center Drive.
Darin Hickey with the Cape Girardeau Police Department says a hold up alarm came in at 9:37 a.m.
The suspect was last seen running away on foot with some cash.
The suspect is described as a black male, mid 20s, 6'3"-6'5", wearing a long sleeve striped dress shirt, blue baseball cap with flat bill, black jeans, and white shoes.
He told the teller he had a weapon, handed a the teller a note. The teller never saw a weapon because he had his hand in a bag.
Police did recover a small amount of cash behind a nearby business.
Officers have the area surrounded searching for the suspect. A K-9 officer is also on scene.
Authorities also looked for the suspect by airplane.
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The Logansport City Council has approved an amendment to the city's zoning ordinance that would allow for senior housing downtown.
The way the ordinance was originally written, residential space downtown was only permitted above first-floor commercial spaces. Before voting on the issue at a recent meeting, council members addressed their concerns and those brought to them by their constituents.
As there have been disputes raised at past meetings regarding housing on bottom floors of downtown buildings taking up too much retail space, Councilman Bob Bishop said he looked further into the issue and still felt comfortable with passing the amendment.
"I actually went on Market and Broadway and checked out the number of businesses and addresses between Third and Sixth streets," Bishop said. "There are approximately 36 businesses and of those, 10 of them are vacant, so I don't think we're running out of space any time soon for retail businesses downstairs."
Bishop further reasoned that because the amendment stipulates a certain amount of parking spaces would have to accompany any senior housing developments downtown, any available buildings that couldn't accommodate enough parking wouldn't be an option for senior housing anyway.
"I think that protects us from what the concern is about having housing in those spaces," Bishop said.
Councilman Chuck LaDow cast the only dissenting vote on the issue, explaining after the meeting he had a "bad feeling" about what the outcome may be for event space downtown.
While there haven't been any specific plans on exactly where senior housing will be, LaDow said he had suspicions it may end up on the vacant lot near Little Turtle Waterway reserved for the annual farmers market on Fourth Street.
"I think they're working toward putting it on farmers market ground," LaDow said.
LaDow said he voted no on the measure out of a desire to preserve the area for the market and all of the other events it provides a venue for.
"We've had a grassroots group of volunteers to improve and develop that area so it could be a community gathering place for festivals and events," LaDow said. "To pave paradise and put up a parking lot there is not what I want to see or what the people I represent want to see."
Councilwoman Teresa Popejoy said the part of the amendment regarding parking places would need to be modified going forward. The way the amendment is written now, one parking place would be allowed for each resident of any senior housing development that is created. After speaking with a constituent on the matter, Popejoy feels there may need to be more.
"Many times, [seniors] require services from numerous individuals or agencies," Popejoy said, citing examples of healthcare providers and Meals on Wheels. "More parking might need to be available for those providing services to these individuals. I thought that was a very valid point and one that we need to look at as we continue on with this project."
Because standards of amendments can be adjusted after votes of approval, Popejoy said the planning department will likely address this issue and make necessary recommendations to city council.
Councilman Joe Buck said he was approached by a constituent who was concerned downtown traffic would pose dangers to seniors crossing streets. Buck said that while he understood this concern, he felt the crosswalks and traffic signals on Market Street and Broadway provided adequate protection for pedestrians.
Mitchell Kirk is a staff reporter at the Pharos-Tribune. He can be reached at 574-732-5130 or email@example.com.
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Delaware County Sheriff Walter Davis III resigned Monday. He said in a statement that he would reimburse the county for the money in question and takes responsibility for his actions.
A special prosecutor handling the investigation says Davis agreed to pay back about $1,300 he was reimbursed by the county for the trip. Media outlets report the prosecutor says he agreed to defer prosecution as long as Davis resigned, repaid the county and agreed not seek elected office again.
The county Republican Central Committee voted last week to rescind its endorsement of Davis, who was unopposed for re-election. Davis has withdrawn his name from the ballot.


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After news broke that Mariano Rivera had destroyed his ACL, there were two things to talk about: (1) what it would mean for Mariano Rivera, and (2) what it would mean for the New York Yankees. Not only did one have to wonder about the rest of Rivera's career; one had to wonder how much damage the injury would deal to the Yankees' overall true-talent. How many wins would the Yankees lose by losing Mariano Rivera for five months? (of the regular season)
If you're familiar with the Wins Above Replacement statistic, you'd know that it says Rivera is worth about 2-3 wins above replacement each season. So that would be an estimate of Rivera's value. But ex-pitcher C.J. Nitkowski is active in Internet circles, and he's pretty well versed on cutting-edge statistics, and he doesn't think that value estimate is high enough. An excerpt from Nitkowski's blog post:
Here is what I think was so badly missed. The trickledown effect on the loss of Mariano Rivera is unquantifiable. I know you in the community hate that word, just like you hate "team chemistry", "gutsy player" and "intangibles." The reality is that you cannot say with any certainty how many games this injury will cost the Yankees, but I can say it will be more than 2.
That does not mean David Robertson himself will cost the Yankees 2 more wins than Mariano would have. It means you've lost a Hall of Fame arm in your bullpen. Robertson moves up, Soriano moves up, Boone Logan moves up, Corey Wade moves up, etc.
Your middle relief is now weaker, your setup corps has changed, or can't pitch as much in middle relief because someone has to take on Robertson's and Soriano's innings, which were so valuable.
That's just one chunk of it, and you should read the whole thing. Nitkowski concludes:
This is just one example of how it works, there are a million other scenarios. Robertson vs. Rivera, sure there is some loss but maybe not as much as the casual fan thinks. Losing Rivera is a bigger blow to the bullpen as a whole, both mentally (sorry, it's true) and physically.
From the statistical perspective, we get something of a counter from the inimitable Tangotiger:
So, it's not a question of how good Mo is. He's #1, and with a bullet. The question is how much value can such a player have in the role that's available to him. And my answer is 2.5-3 wins a year.
And that also happens to be the official position of the Yankees and Rivera himself, since he's being paid at 15 million dollars a year, and wins are going for 5 to 6 million dollars each. And 15/5 and 15/6 gives us 2.5-3 wins a year.
Tangotiger has reached out to Nitkowski, trying to see if they can have a discussion. If the do end up having a discussion, it'll presumably be public, and if they have a public discussion, we'll write about it here. Reliever value is one area where a lot of people disagree, so when you're dealing with a reliever like Mariano Rivera - only the greatest reliever in the history of the game - you're going to get a wide variety of opinions on what a major injury's going to mean.


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Speech and Debate Team
NIU Forensics is a student organization devoted to a wide range of competitive and non-competitive speech activities. Formed in 1928, NIU Forensics has a rich history of providing students hands-on training in argumentation, advocacy, public speaking, and performance.
NIU Forensics is funded by the Student Association and enjoys additional support from the Department of Communication. The department provides resources for a coaching staff composed of faculty and graduate assistants who are highly-skilled experts in speech and debate pedagogy.
NIU Forensics is open to all students, especially those with no prior experience. Offering a broad-based and diverse program, the organization:
- enables students to use language effectively for a variety of speech purposes
- develops students' critical thinking and argumentation skills
- sharpens students' skills of invention, analysis, delivery, and audience adaptation
- encourages student engagement with issues facing local, regional, national, and international communities
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President Barack Obama announced Thursday that he is nominating the head of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts Center to lead the nation's top performing arts organization.
The Senate will have to confirm Jane Chu's nomination to serve as chairwoman for the National Endowment for the Arts. The NEA is an independent federal agency that supports and helps fund artistic exhibits.
Chu has been president and CEO of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts since 2006, and oversaw a massive construction project in downtown Kansas City for a new performing arts center. The daughter of Chinese immigrants, she grew up in a small town in west-central Arkansas about 30 minutes from Hot Springs, AR.
"Jane's lifelong passion for the arts and her background in philanthropy have made her a powerful advocate for artists and arts education in Kansas City," Obama said in a statement. "She knows firsthand how art can open minds, transform lives and revitalize communities, and believes deeply in the importance of the arts to our national culture. I'm proud to nominate her."
The center's chairwoman, Julia Irene Kauffman, praised Obama's nomination.
Kauffman said Obama "has chosen wisely," and Chu's nomination is a validation of the important role the Kauffman Center plays in the performing arts.
Some national news organizations aren't as enamored with the selection. The Los Angeles Times called Chu "low profile," and sniffed that Obama was "opting for arts-administration and fundraising credentials over star power."
If confirmed, Chu would replace Obama's first appointee, Rocco Landesman, who retired last year. The NEA's senior deputy director, Joan Shikegawa, has been at the helm since then.
The Kauffman Center would then replace Chu if she is confirmed.
Kauffman issued the following statement:
I am thrilled that President Obama has announced his intent to nominate Jane Chu for the prestigious chairmanship of the National Endowment for the Arts. Although we will miss her at the Kauffman Center, I believe the President has chosen wisely and we wish her well in this important endeavor.
This nomination is another validation of the important role the Kauffman Center is playing in the performing arts locally and nationally. From the Kauffman Center, to our wonderful resident arts companies, and the hundreds of excellent performing arts organizations, Kansas City is setting the pace for what a vibrant community looks like.
We look forward to supporting Jane through what we hope is a speedy confirmation process. With the full support of the board of directors and Kauffman Center staff, Jane will continue to deliver the Kauffman Center's vision of bringing outstanding performing arts to our community until she is confirmed for her new position.
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Quinoa Turkey Chili Recipe
- 1 cup quinoa, rinsed
- 3-1/2 cups water, divided
- 1/2 pound lean ground turkey
- 1 large sweet onion, chopped
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 cans (15 ounces each) black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (28 ounces) crushed tomatoes
- 1 medium zucchini, chopped
- 1 chipotle pepper in adobo sauce, chopped
- 1 tablespoon adobo sauce
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup frozen corn, thawed
- 1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
- In a large saucepan, bring quinoa and 2 cups water to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 12-15 minutes or until water is absorbed. Remove from the heat; fluff with a fork and set aside.
- Meanwhile, in a large saucepan coated with cooking spray, cook the turkey, onion, red pepper and garlic over medium heat until meat is no longer pink and vegetables are tender; drain. Stir in the chili powder, cumin and cinnamon; cook 2 minutes longer.
- Add the black beans, tomatoes, zucchini, chipotle pepper, adobo sauce, bay leaf, oregano, salt, pepper and remaining water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Stir in corn and quinoa; heat through. Discard bay leaf; stir in cilantro. Yield: 9 servings (2-1/4 quarts).
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We like spicy food at our house so this was excellent. I realized that I didnt have enough tomatoes so I added rotel and I just skipped the corn all together. It was still yummy. I think I will make this again!
I hate to be the Debbie Downer among all the excellent reviews, but I didn't love this. Out of fear of it being too spicy, I only added half a chipotle pepper, and a tsp of the sauce, since I have to feed my young son. I found it "ok" but I won't go out of my way to make it again. It makes so much. But it sure was simple to throw together.
This chili was excellent. It had just enough bite to satisfy the husbands liking for spicy foods and still not too spicy for my sensitive tongue. Also it is very colorful. I will definitely make this again
I didn't think a delicous and healthy chili recipe existed. The recipe was A-Mazing! My husband loved it! I loved it! I don't think he even noticed that there was so little meat in there. I think the 1/2 lb. was just enough to do the trick. I should disclose, I didn't add the cilantro. My husband is not a big fan. Other than that I followed it to the T. Thanx for the recipe Sharon!
I loved the veggies and while I did add only half the quinoa, I appreciated their nutritional contribution. I didn't tell my husband it was ground turkey and he didn't complain, which he normally would do. Gotta' confess- served it with tortilla chips and in my opinion, everything is better on tortilla chips.
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|Sports Roundup-Feb. 11, 2013
|Tuesday, February 12, 2013 9:36 AM
Lady Musketeers stymie Jeffcats
By JIM METCALFE
FORT JENNINGS — Fort Jennings celebrated Senior Night for a trio of 12th-graders playing their final home games at The Fort, handing visiting Jefferson a 56-34 loss.
Senior Macy Schroeder turned in a strong all-around game: 13 points, seven assists, six steals and five boards. The other two seniors put in double-doubles: Gabbi German added a team-high 14 markers and 10 boards and Gina Stechschulte 11 and 11.
The Musketeers (8-12) also held the Lady Jeffcats (7-14) to 21.8-percent shooting: 12-of-55.
The lone Jefferson player in double digits in scoring was junior Rileigh Stockwell with 15. Junior Gabby Pimpas added six.
Fort Jennings has a makeup game at Lincolnview Tuesday, while Jefferson hosts Bluffton in a Northwest Conference clash Thursday to finish the regular season.
(Fuller article in Wednesday's Herald)
Kemper named new MAC Commissioner
Tim Goodwin, the Midwest Athletic Conference president, announced that Don Kemper has been named as Commissioner of the MAC commencing with the 2013-14 school year.
"Don has vast experience in working with athletes, coaches and administrators and we look forward to Don using this knowledge to guide the MAC in the future," Goodwin wrote.
He replaces Tim Buschur.


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King Curling is a rollicking, boisterous comedy about the high-stakes world of curling, that most glorious of broom-based ice sports. After breaking under the intense pressure of championship competition, former star Truls Paulsen has fallen far from his former exalted station, battling OCD and a reliance on pills. When he learns that his former coach is in the hospital and in desperate need of an expensive operation, Truls gets himself together for one more, potentially lucrative competition.
Norwegian with subtitles 75 min
Join Festival filmmakers for a discussion about the intersection of art and politics in Middle Eastern cinema. How do the political situations in different Middle Eastern countries affect a filmmaker's access to funding and resources? Do filmmakers in the Middle East feel a responsibility to challenge the prevailing ideologies of their leaders, and what are the repercussions when they do? In the politically charged climate of many Middle Eastern countries, can art exist without politics?
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Repentant terrorist Rashid uses the declaration of national amnesty as an opportunity to reform and re-enter productive civilian life. Settling back into his hometown, however, proves dangerous as he is menaced by angry neighbors whose families have been torn apart by terrorist attacks. Rashid must navigate these treacherous waters while trying to start a new life in this thriller that confronts the moral and practical complications of reconciliation.
Arabic with subtitles 87 min
The connection between a father and son is explored in this gorgeous paper-based stop motion animation set in a steam-filled old public bathhouse.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
No Dialogue 8 min
A woman suffering from an unexplained stomach pain believes her doctor has the answer, while her husband is more interested in snake hunting in this quirky experimental animated film.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
English 10 min
String puppets twist and turn and struggle to break free from the mysterious prison in which they are confined in in this enigmatic animated parable.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
No Dialogue 9 min
When Edmond's co-workers give him a new set of ears, his life begins to change in this haunting, melancholy animation.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
English 14 min
What starts off as a practical joke turns into a crucial turning point in Lilja's life in this animated short film about playing with identity.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
Swedish with subtitles 15 min
In this spellbinding stop-motion animation, fifty-something Willy returns to the naturist community where he has spent his youth to visit his dying mother. When she dies shortly after he arrives, Willy is confronted with the choices he has made in his life.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
No Dialogue 16 min
For more than 20 years Charles Manson has refused to communicate with the outside world. Until now. Actual never- before- heard phone conversations between Canadian author Marlin Marynick and Charles Manson are brought to life through animation.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
English 7 min
In the tumultuous South Africa of the late 1980s, young Otelo looks for freedom wherever he can find it. When he and his friends are introduced to surfing, they swiftly take to the sport, a welcome reprieve from pressures both societal and parental. As the group rises in skill and fame, tensions and egos inevitably develop, further flamed by Otelo's romantic interest in his friend's sister and the escalating political conflicts around them.
Zulu with subtitles 95 min
A gorgeous array of animation styles and techniques are put to work illustrating these strikingly original tales from around the world. A birthmark forms a bond between father and son in an old public bathhouse in 38 - 39 Cº (USA/South Korea). Life is a constant struggle for a quirky married couple in BITE OF THE TAIL (USA). A man and woman are carried to strange, inhospitable shores in THE CONQUERORS (Canada/France). Charles Manson communicates with the outside world for the first time in 20 years in OLD MAN (USA). When Edmond's co-workers give him a new set of ears, his life begins to change in EDMOND WAS A DONKEY (Canada/France). Willy is forced to return to his naturist roots in OH WILLY… (Belgium/France). BODY MEMORY (Estonia) explores how far back in our ancestry it is possible to go. Lines blur between patron and bartender in the visually striking THE PUB (UK). A prank takes an unexpected turn in NEXT DOOR LETTERS (Sweden).
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A man and woman are carried by stormy seas onto a strange, inhospitable shore. There they embark on an epic adventure, attempting to survive in their new world in a stunning animated collage.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
No Dialogue 12 min
Lines blur between patron and bartender as intoxication takes hold in this visually striking animation.Part of: Shorts 2: Blurring the Lines
English 15 min
In the late 1970s, when a mentally handicapped teenager is abandoned, a gay couple - a drag performer (Alan Cumming) and a closeted attorney (Garret Dillahunt) - takes him in and becomes the family he's never had. But, once the unconventional living arrangement is discovered by authorities, the men must fight a biased legal system to adopt the child they have come to care for as their own in this gripping testament to love and family.
English 97 min
Set aboard a fishing vessel, Leviathan documents a story of treacherous waters and working conditions through the stunning imagery of waves, machinery, and animal life. Directors Castaing-Taylor (Sweetgrass) and Paravel offer a thrilling first-hand view of roughnecked oceanic exploration. Not to be missed on the big screen, this film is a visceral, purely cinematic experience.
English 87 min
We all know it takes a whole team of talented people to make a successful movie, but how do you decide who to work with? How do you ensure your producer, DP, editor and more are the best possible fit for your project? First time feature filmmakers discuss their experiences of finding the right people to share their vision and bring it alive on screen.Panelists include:Michael Mayer, Out in the DarkAdrian Saba, The CleanerGabriel Marino, A Secret WorldRobert Budina, AgonMODERATOR - John Mossman, Columbia College Chicago
In the stark volcanic landscape of a remote Hawaiian community, Marshallese patriarch Jacob struggles to provide for his large family. When diagnosed with cancer, he eschews treatment in favor of earning as much as possible for his children and grandchildren. As his illness worsens, Jacob turns a small video camera on himself and begins to tell his own story and the tragic history of the Marshallese people in this hauntingly beautiful affirmation of family.
Marshallese with subtitles 87 min
Based on a novel by Bernard Schlink (The Reader), The Weekend follows Jens as he leaves prison 18 years after being arrested as an RAF terrorist in Germany. Back with his family, friends, and ex-comrades, including his former lover Inga, Jens' unexpected arrival disrupts their lives, forcing them to re-examine the violent idealism of their youth, especially as he insists on learning who had betrayed him to the police years before in this intense, gripping drama.
German with subtitles 97 min
Tasked with giving away huge sums of money by whatever means possible, Kaveh and Layla drive through the remote, war-torn mountains of Iran with a trunkful of cash. What begins as a seemingly harmless game soon reveals itself to be a twisted bout of charity as the power, humiliation, and shame inherent in their act plays out between the privileged couple and the impoverished villagers.Modest Reception is co-presented by the Global Film Initiative and is part of the Global Lens 2013 film series. For more information, visit www.globalfilm.org.
Farsi with subtitles 100 min
This sweeping epic chronicles an important, still-relevant struggle in Brazilian history. Seeking adventure, the Villa Boas brothers set off from modern civilization into the jungles of Brazil, where they befriend an isolated Xingu village. Working with the Xingu, they help modernize the village. However, progress brings its own set of devastating problems and the brothers begin a decades-long fight to help the Xingu people. Stylish, energetic, and inspiring, Xingu vividly brings their struggle to life.
Portuguese with subtitles 103 min
A poetic, tender road movie, A Secret World follows tormented teenager Maria as she makes her way through Mexico seeking her place in life. The film focuses on the pleasant beauty of the landscape and the eccentric, endearing personality of Maria as she comes into her own. Gorgeously filmed, this lyrical coming-of-age story doubles as a wistful hymn to a young woman's self-discovery.
Spanish with subtitles 87 min
Malcolm and Sofia, two determined teens from the Bronx, are skilled and ambitious graffiti-writers. When a rival gang destroys their latest masterpiece, the pair hatches a plan to get revenge by tagging an iconic NYC landmark. Their spectacular scheme, however, comes with a $500 price tag. The capers - heists, petty thefts, swindles - they devise to raise money bring more setbacks than they do dollars, but their enthusiasm and energy never wane in this prize-winning debut from director Adam Leon.
English 81 min
Kamel, a shy, good-natured security guard, is torn between two worlds: the Israeli society that treats him and his fellow Bedouins with suspicion and his own family, who are struggling to maintain their ever-threatened way of life. When the shacks where he and his family live on their ancestral lands are threatened with demolition, Kamel goes to extreme lengths to save his family home, in this starkly beautiful portrait of life on the margins.
Hebrew and Arabic with subtitles 82 min
Maria (Naomi Watts), Henry (Ewan McGregor), and their three sons begin their winter vacation in Thailand, looking forward to a few days in tropical paradise. But on the morning of December 26th, as the family relaxes around the pool after their Christmas festivities the night before, a terrifying roar rises up from the center of the earth. As Maria freezes in fear, a huge wall of black water races across the hotel grounds toward her.
English 114 min
From Chicago filmmaker Julian Grant comes this "neo-noir musical crime drama." Benji is set up to take the fall for an ill-fated kidnapping, but still finds time to sing when he isn't hastily bandaging injuries or trying to determine the motivations of a stripper with questionable loyalties. Mixing visual styles and utterly defying any attempt at clear categorization, this catchy, gritty film is not to be missed.
English 84 min
Set in 1952 as England prepares for a coronation, The Scapegoat tells the story of two very different men with the exact same face. Almost identical replicas of each other, they meet by chance in a station bar. Each is at a crossroads in his life: one setting out on a walking tour after losing his job as a teacher; the other avoiding home after a disastrous business venture.
English 108 min
In 1984, all eyes were on Ben Wilson, a high school senior on the verge of leading Chicago's Simeon High to its second straight state basketball championship and seemingly destined for NBA greatness. But Benji's story was cut tragically short when he was shot and killed in broad daylight on his way to school. Interviews with family and friends give fresh insight into Benji's life and untimely end, illuminating one of sport's most tragic "what if"s.
English 79 min
A playfully inventive jigsaw puzzle of a movie, Boys Are Us follows heartbroken teenager Mia, whose older sister Laura persuades her to take revenge on the male sex. Their plan involves Mia seducing a boy and making him fall in love with her before cruelly discarding him, although the predatory Laura can't help but complicate matters by toying with the boys herself. Can Mia follow through on their plan? Does she want to?
Swiss-German with subtitles 73 min
Mila (Juliette Binoche) and Javier are brilliant heart surgeons and passionately in love. While their professional lives are clinical and require precision and perfection, their married life is entirely opposite - they drink, eat and make love to excess. When Mila discovers she is pregnant, she and Javier continue to deny what everyone else recognizes: that Javier is an alcoholic. As her pregnancy develops, their impulsive and unpredictable relationship is derailed - and held together by ego, addiction and hope.
French with subtitles 91 min
A powerful drama about cultural conflict and the strength of familial bonds, Agon explores the relationship between Albanian brothers who must deal with prejudice treatment and bigotry in a new country. Saimir is well-established and thriving with a stable job and a fiancé in Greece, while Vini, newly emigrated, is involved with dangerous criminals. Family is incredibly important to both brothers, but their differences open a rift between them that they must confront.
Albanian, Greek with subtitles 110 min
The World Is Funny follows the wanderings of a loose network of characters. Told with meticulous precision, the connections between the characters and the profound implications of their stories grow in richness and complexity as the film progresses. A sharp, ironic sense of humor enriches a melancholy yet inspiring film that has been a gigantic hit in Israel, earning a record-setting 15 Ophir nominations (the Israeli Academy Awards®).
Hebrew with subtitles 122 min
This eclectic encyclopedia of terror and bloodshed features 26 alphabetized segments, each helmed by a different prominent horror movie director. Spanning 15 countries, the offerings range from chilling and gruesome to irreverent and hilarious, as the directors explore the theme of death in many guises. Essential viewing for horror aficionados, The ABCs of Death is an original, provocative work from a who's who of modern horror filmmakers.
English and various languages with subtitles 123 min
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Education calendar for Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2014
Work session
CHESTERFIELD - The Chesterfield County School Board will hold a work session at 4 p.m. today in the boardroom of the School Administration Building, 9900 Krause Road, then hold a business meeting at 6:30 p.m. in the public meeting room, 10001 Iron Bridge Road.
The School Board will also hold a budget work session at 6 p.m. Feb. 18 in the boardroom of the School Administration Building, 9900 Krause Road.
Wrestling event coming to PG High School
PRINCE GEORGE - Big Time Wrestling makes its Virginia debut on Saturday, March 1, at Prince George High School as a fundraiser for Prince George athletics. Sixteen-time World Champion "Nature Boy" Ric Flair will be headlining the show. Other superstars will include Big Van Vader, Matt Hardy, "Hurricane" Shane Helms and The Patriot. There will also be a women's match with Reby Sky vs. Amber O'Neil.
Ticket holders can meet Ric Flair and all the stars, for photos and autographs starting at 5 p.m. Wrestling action begins at 7 p.m.
Tickets cost $50 front row; $40 second row; $30 third row; $20 for rows 4-5; $15 general admission in the bleachers, and $10 for PGHS students. Tickets can be purchased at Hooters of Chester, Jimmy's Burger Spot of PG/Hopewell across from Strosnider Chevrolet, Hopewell Quick Lunch, or online at Big Time Wrestling and http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/530407.
All proceeds from this event will benefit PGHS athletics.
Title 1 workshop
PRINCE GEORGE - Prince George County Title 1 Parents, K-fifth grades are invited to attend a Title 1 Technology Workshop from 6-7 p.m. today at the Walton Elementary School Computer Labs.
The purpose of the workshop is to help parents improve their child's reading skills using technology.
Parents are asked to follow signs to the computer labs and sign in upon arrival in lab. Parents with students, please escort children to the gymnasium and sign them in prior to going to the computer lab.
The event will include door prizes and light refreshments.
Prince George School Board public hearing
PRINCE GEORGE - Notice is hereby given to all interested persons that the Prince George County School Board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. at the School Board office, 6410 Courts Drive, (located at the intersection of Laurel Springs Road and Courts Drive in the County Government Complex) to accept public comment on the superintendent's proposed FY2014-15 school budget.
All interested persons shall have the opportunity to be heard at the public hearing.
Table Talk registration
CHESTERFIELD - Online registration for the next Table Talk: Meals With Meaning opens at 7 a.m. Wednesday at tabletalk.mychesterfieldschools.com.
This is the third time Chesterfield County Public Schools has presented Table Talk, a free program that offers families the strategies needed to thrive in a hectic world. Sponsored by Haley Auto, every Table Talk includes a free meal for families to enjoy together, free transportation, activities for students and information sessions that will help parents find the solutions they seek.
Table Talk includes five sessions this spring. Each session will take place 6-8 p.m. on a Thursday at Meadowbrook High School, 4901 Cogbill Road:
- March 6 - kickoff featuring keynote speaker Mary Lib Morgan, coordinator of the Bullying Prevention Program at the Virginia Department of Health
- March 13 - effective parenting topics
- March 20 - student support information
- April 3 - family resource and support topics
- April 10 - health and wellness information
Table Talk is free, but attendance is limited so Chesterfield County families are encouraged to register online as soon as possible.
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First I'll say I haven't used each function yet, but I am very impressed overall so far. The person before me states the light level is poor, but I do not agree. The...Read complete review
First I'll say I haven't used each function yet, but I am very impressed overall so far. The person before me states the light level is poor, but I do not agree. The light level is what I need and I have no complaints. I think sometimes kitchens are set up in that there isn't sufficient lighting to begin with. Why would you expect a microwave light to compensate for that? When the microwave is operating it is quiet. I am impressed with the fan, quiet and appears to be strong. I was concerned about the heat coming off my gas range but so far the auto sensor fan has not come on, so now I just wait and see if it does when I have more than two of my large burners on. The interior is sleek and nice to see instead of the standard white. I spent considerable time researching what is out there to replace my GE that died after almost 11 years, and found this one had all the features and style I was looking for.
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cook times excessively long
I use microwave cooking for large batches of vegetables, often in larger sized crock pots with larger volumes of water in order to cover the vegetables and prevent burning on the surface. This microwave...Read complete review
I use microwave cooking for large batches of vegetables, often in larger sized crock pots with larger volumes of water in order to cover the vegetables and prevent burning on the surface. This microwave takes excessively long to heat the food and water to simmer temperatures (bubbling) at full power and then to complete the cooking maintaining simmer at lower powers. For example for a 6 pound batch of green beans which normally took about 60 minutes normal total cooking time in other microwaves, it took over 110 minutes total cooking time. On average, cooking my larger batches of vegetables was similarly prolonged, about 1.75 to 2 times longer than normal. I suggest that Whirlpool engineers look at their heat dispersal technology, using their special lining of the unit, which I think may be actually lowering the total power of heating of the food. If the microwave is only used to heat or reheat food, or boil a cup of water, the extra time won't be noticed much, but if one wants to fix a batch of rice, cooking for the normal time, it will come out soggy, and will take inordinately long to finish.
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I had this model a couple times and Love
By frankie
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Comments about Whirlpool Stainless Steel Microwave Hood Combination:
very professional and ONTIME as promised. And Thank You to the inside Help
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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This on is the best that I have purchased
By Jimbo82
from Marion, ohio
Comments about Whirlpool White Microwave Hood Combination:
Everything works real easy and we both love it. It cooks the food just right the first time so you don't have todo it over two or three times.
overall happy with purchase will purchase soon again
By kalif
from raleigh nc
overall happy with purchase will purchase soon again Whirpool dishwasher .
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We love this microwave
By WaterOz
from Nashville, TN
This microwave is awesome and amazing. The only downside, and it's minor, is that the pleasant sounding beep isn't quite loud enough to hear if you're far from the microwave, but that's just a minor quibble.
The microwave is easy to use.
By Kathy220
from Aiken, SC
The microwave is easy to use and easy to clean. I use it for defrosting, reheating, and some cooking. I really like the sensing feature especially in reheating a plate full of food.
Very good kitchen accessory
By Clan
from Southern NH
This unit replaces one used for several years. As it turns out it is an improvement in features and efficiency. We are still finding features to utilize when we use it.
Great Microwave
By Sicnarf37
from Colorado
This microwave matches our kitchen and we enjoy the many great features such as soften (Butter, Cream Cheese, Ice Cream), Vegetables, reheat, etc. It seems to cook and heat evenly and we've had no problems. I do wish it had more of a nightlight feature like a previous one we owned .
By theo63
from mass
Easy to use!! And easy to install !!!! works great !! Heats food fast
we love the appearance of this product
By veriblessed1123
from marion, Indiana
We love this product some features are a little complicated
Wonderful microwave!
By Audra
from Newark ohio
Easy to install. Very simple to use. Love the non stick interior coating makes it easy to wipe out after a few uses. Would buy again!
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HTML5 Form Validation - The Constraint Validation API
In my last blog entry, I introduced the basic concepts of form validation under HTML5. The focus was on basic tag/attribute support. In other words, what could be done without writing JavaScript code. In today's entry I want to talk about how you can use JavaScript to further enhance and work with validation, specifically the Constraint Validation API.
At a high level, this API covers the following features:
- Form fields have a validity property. This property is a set of keys and boolean values that represent the validity, or lack of, of a particular form. A great example of this is the numeric field type. You can specify that a form field should be numeric, higher than 0, and less than 70. The validity property would actually be able to tell you if the value wasn't a number, or was too low or too high.
- Form fields also have a generic checkValidity() function that returns true or false. So if you don't care why a field is invalid, you can simply use that. Or you can use that before digging into the validity property to determine exactly why the field isn't valid.
- Finally, there is a setCustomValidity() method that lets you create a custom validation error. You can think of this like a throw() call as it both lets you set a message and, by default, sets the field as being in an error state. If you use an empty string, the field is considered valid.
I began my investigation by looking at the validity property. If you read the spec (no, I'm not joking, you really should), you'll see a nice list of the validity properties and their meanings. I'm quoting here from that spec:
element . validity . valueMissing
Returns true if the element has no value but is a required field; false otherwise.
element . validity . typeMismatch
Returns true if the element's value is not in the correct syntax; false otherwise.
element . validity . patternMismatch
Returns true if the element's value doesn't match the provided pattern; false otherwise.
element . validity . tooLong
Returns true if the element's value is longer than the provided maximum length; false otherwise.
element . validity . rangeUnderflow
Returns true if the element's value is lower than the provided minimum; false otherwise.
element . validity . rangeOverflow
Returns true if the element's value is higher than the provided maximum; false otherwise.
element . validity . stepMismatch
Returns true if the element's value doesn't fit the rules given by the step attribute; false otherwise.
element . validity . customError
Returns true if the element has a custom error; false otherwise.
element . validity . valid
Returns true if the element's value has no validity problems; false otherwise.
That's quite a few properties. I created a form that made use of various new input types and wrote code to iterate over those properties and write them out so I could see in real time how the values would change based on the inputs I provided.
var fields = document.querySelectorAll("input"); for(var i=0,len=fields.length; i<len; i++) { var thisId = fields[i].id; var s = "
Validity for "+thisId; s += "
"; //first, call checkValidity as a whole s += "
VALID:	"+fields[i].checkValidity()+"
"; for(prop in fields[i].validity) { s += "
"+prop+"	"+fields[i].validity[prop]+"
"; } s+= "

"; fields[i].insertAdjacentHTML("afterend",s); }
You can see my simple for/in loop there generating nice table rows. Also note I use the checkValidity API to show, at a high level, if the field is valid or not.
Here's an example:
I mentioned the checkValidity API and how it can be used as a shortcut for determining if a field is valid. What's cool is that you can also do it for the entire form. Here is another example:
//check the form as a whole var form = getBySel("#mainForm"); var formStatus = getBySel("#formStatus"); formStatus.innerHTML = "
Form validity as a whole is "+form.checkValidity()+"
";
As a quick aside, getBySel was just a shortcut function I wrote:
//jQuery is a drug - a shiny, happy drug... function getBySel(id) { return document.querySelector(id); }
Put together, I've got a nice demo application that lets you test this API against a variety of constraints. Since it is entirely client-side, I'll encourage you to View Source:
Now let's look at the next piece of the puzzle - custom validation. I mentioned the setCustomValidity API before. It works like so:
Given a field - if you set any non-empty string value via setCustomValidity, it is implied that the field is in error. If you set an empty string, it is implied that the field is ok.
So that makes sense, but it feels a bit awkward to me. I know I tend to rail against making things overly complex, but it feels weird that setting a string value for the message also sets the field as being invalid. I'd rather a two step process along the lines of setValid(false);setCustomValidity("....");.
Let's look at an example. This is a bit contrived, but in the form below we want to error out if the value is ray.
<!DOCTYPE html>       <form>
 Just required: <input type="text" id="field1">

 <button id="testForm">Test</button>
 </form>
As I said - it's a rather trivial example, but you can see where I use a simple event handler to check the value of a form field. It is important to remember that once you setCustomValidity and pass a non-empty string, the field is considered in error until you setCustomValidity with an empty string. Basically you've marked the field as bad until you explicitly set it to good.
Obviously one could do something a bit more complex here. You're options are pretty much anything at all. You could do an Ajax request to ensure the value was unique. You could check other values in the form. Try the demo yourself:
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Lisa Coffey replied on Fri, 2014/07/11 - 5:50am
The good news is that HTML form validation is supported by all the latest desktop browsers, and most mobile browsers. The bad news is that it is only partially supported in Safari, and isn't supported at all on iOS Safari, or the default Android browser. If you need to support older versions of IE prior to IE10 you won't find any of those support form validation either.
So, what can you do if you have to support browsers that don't have support for form validation yet?
One option is to not do anything and rely on your server-side validation only. This would require no extra work on your part with extra care , but would the UX for those using unsupported browsers be satisfactory?


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Dale Lee Thomas is out of jail on bond after being charged with two felonies. Dale was charged with possession of marijuana and intent to sale, along possession of an illegal sawed-off gun.
Thomas turned himself into Roanoke City Jail on Friday, August 23rd. Police say four hours later, he bonded out.
Thomas has a prior criminal history of reckless driving and hit and run in 2008. His arraignment is Monday at 1:30 p.m.
Police found in Thomas' Fallon Avenue home, approximately 70 firearms, body armor, and about 10,000 rounds of ammunition.
On Monday, Fallon Park Elementary was put under a shelter in place alert, due to a warrant being served at a nearby home. Police came to the home in response to a man inside making threats to hurt other family members. 56-year old Dale Lee Thomas was taken into custody, and transported to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital for an evaluation.
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Hellas Verona secured promotion to Serie B on Sunday evening, despite losing 1-0 to Salernitana -- the 2-1 aggregate scoreline was sufficient to send them through to the second division. Juve Stabia, meanwhile, won 2-0 away to Atletico Roma after drawing 0-0 in the first leg.
Juve Stabia -- who are unconnected to the more famous Juve by anything except the fact that they adopted the name after a particularly successful time for Juventus -- move up to Serie B for the first time in sixty years. The team is located in Castellammare di Stabia near Naples and are nicknamed vespe, which means the wasps.
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Well, we can report, that the Queen Elizabeth School in Kirkby Lonsdale's performance of 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' went down a storm, at the Dukes Theatre in Lancaster.
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It's time to stop pretending our children should care about the death of video stores
It has been announced that the last Blockbuster locations are being shut down, and this has concluded the funeral for brick and mortar video stores. There are still some places you can go to rent a movie, and there remains some funky, independent video stores in some neighborhoods, but the ways in which we consume video content has changed significantly in the past decade.
Which of course means that any tech writer worth their salt has written a nostalgia soaked article about the greatness of the local video stores, their experiences within, and why children these days are going to miss out on these formative experiences.
And I can relate. I remember when my family bought our first VCR, and then later our first DVD player. I remember renting movies with dates in high school so we'd have some excuse to spend time in the basement making out. You could learn much about other people by taking them to the video store and talking about what you wanted to watch. The selection process could often be as enjoyable as watching the movie itself, and this was part of the activity. It was a reason to leave the house and interact with others.
It was a revelation when video stores began renting video games, and my younger self would often beg my parents for a trip to the local Video Village in order to rent a new NES game. Hell, I rented an entire Virtual Boy back in the day just to see what that mess was about. I have many wonderful memories of these places, and the entertainment they helped me discover.
It's time to be honest, however. Our children won't really miss out on anything of real worth. There is more content available now via a variety of delivery methods, and you don't have to worry about late fees. Our children may be interested to hear about the times we drove to the store to pick out a movie, but at the very most it will seem like a post card from another world.
This sort of thing is a powerful reminder of how much the world has changed since we were children; our parents or grandparents may remember a time before television, but have you tried to explain a card catalog to a child with an iPad? I don't believe my children have ever seen a wired phone.
To think that children have a hole in their lives that these experiences would fill is arrogance. This was our childhood, and our kids will likely pine for the time when you could go online without inserting a stainless steel spike into their brainstem.
Look around at the games you're playing, and your methods for media consumption, and realize that this is the life that your kid will miss when things begin to change. And they always change. This is their golden age, even as we perceive it as a shifting moment in time when something of great worth to our own youth is being lost.
It's okay to mourn the loss of things that were important to us, but it's folly to claim that this is important to anyone but us. Things aren't better or worse for kids, just different. It has always been this way, and it will always be this way. Romanticizing where we came from is a right of the aging, and we're waking up in our thirties realizing that now we are the aging population that is trying to convince a younger generation that things used to be better, damnit!
They weren't better, but it's okay to miss video stores. Just don't pretend they were a great moment in civilization's history, or that they presented a better way to select and experience films.
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Murder suspect leads police on chase
DALLAS –– Dallas SWAT officers on Monday entered a home and arrested a murder suspect who barricaded himself inside following a high speed chase that stretched aross the city.
Tyrone Allen, 26, was charged with capital murder for the shooting deaths of his pregnant ex-girlfriend and her unborn child.
Police responded to a shooting call at 12316 Hoblitzelle Drive at 10:15 a.m. Monday. When officers arrived, they found 28-year-old Breshauna Jackson had been shot and mortally wounded. Maj. Jeff Cotner said she was in the "final stages of her pregnancy."
A witness told police she yelled her attacker's name. The witness, said Dallas police Chief David Brown, looked out the window to see the man speeding away in a silver sedan.
Officers Jason Garron and Lewis Canales spotted the silver sedan driving near Skillman Street and LBJ Freeway. When they attempted to pull the car over, Allen sped off, triggering a pursuit.
Officers began trailing closely behind the car as it sped along westbound Interstate 30 near Fair Park. The suspect then exited northbound onto Central Expressway and returned to the neighborhood where the incident began.
At one point, Brown said Allen rolled down his and window and fired at officers. No one was struck then, and officers did not return fire.
After the 40-minute chase, the suspect abandoned the sedan in the 12000 block of Belafonte Drive and again fired at police, hitting Ofc. Daniel Malouf in the abdomen through the driver's side door, Brown said.
He was taken to Medical City Hospital and was released at about 2:30 p.m.
A bullet hole was visible in a police cruiser near the driver's seat, and Chief Brown visited Malouf in the hospital. The five-year veteran served in the U.S. Army from 2001 to 2007 in Kosovo, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
The residence at 2064 Galva Street where the man barricaded himself is about a half-mile from the murder scene.
Police said Allen was in the home for about four hours. At about 4:15 p.m., SWAT officers -- who had been shooting tear gas into the home -- breached the door. Allen was hiding under the house, avoiding the barrage of gas fired by police, Cotner said.
Allen was booked into the Lew Sterrett Justice Center on two charges of capital murder and one charge of aggravated assault of a police officer. Maj. Colter said the department is investigating whether Allen has a history of domestic violence.
The nearby Hamilton Park Pacesetter Magnet School was locked down as police worked to arrest the suspect. Richardson Independent School District spokesman Tim Clark said the school dissmissed normally at 3:30 p.m.
The incident did not impact bus schedules and parents did not need to come to school, he said.
The neighborhood was blocked off and media helicopters were asked to vacate the airspace. Schroder, Galva and Willowdell streets were all closed. Students had to be picked up at the school's east side. News outlets were also asked to stop live coverage from the scene.