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The government is projected to spend $1.6 trillion more than it takes in, in taxes this year. In business, that would be called "losing money" instead of "making a profit." If any organization keeps losing money, the only way it can keep spending is to borrow money.
The government has not been willing or able to stop losing money, so they keep raising the debt ceiling instead. President Obama has failed us as Americans with his out-of-control spending and no-budget attitude.
Just like the Roman Empire, the American Empire now is debasing its money, impoverishing its people, and having trouble paying its "legions." Most government agencies primary concern now is to spend the remainder of their fiscal year budget instead of relinquishing the unused funds to help save government money. This so-called "use it or lose it" culture promotes wasteful spending and an overall lack of concern for fiscal responsibility. Are Americans clueless to just how much money its federal government wastes in one fiscal year?
In order for our country to make a 360-degree turn and start succeeding again, the American voters need to stop voting with the easy push of a one-party button. It would be breath-taking to see the working class start saying they're now an independent. I am no longer standing to be a Republican or Democrat — sick and tired of their blame game!
The hardest thing an American voter can do is to think for themselves, investigating whom they are voting for! The whole foundation of the America government was for people to serve and get out, not to make a career out of it. The career lawyers have been running this country long enough, we need smart businessmen people who are willing to take a stand and stop the wasted spending of our tax money!
We need to take our country back as independent thinkers and independent voters, "for the people by the people." Independents do not push one button on a election machine like the easy button you find at Staples. Hopefully voters will make changes by using ones independent voice, telling everyone, "I no longer support my old party, I am now independent!" By doing so, there would be a big change in our government and the parties' attitudes.
Then it will no longer be America "For The Party buy The Party."
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Life began in the oceans An amazing diversity of invertebrates live in the oceans surrounding us. If we walk along the seashore at low tide, we are aware of a large diversity of strange animals. We see crustaceans like amphipods, cirripeds and decapods. We are also likely to see a number of different bivalves, jellyfish and other creatures. They are all living natural histories, telling the story of how life evolved in the oceans before any living creatures inhabited the land. The aquariums in the exhibition all have an ongoing exchange of seawater. This means that the same particles that are in the seawater are also in the aquariums. This makes the conditions for life much better for the invertebrates.
Fish species on the Faroe Plateau 235 different fish species are registered inhabitants of the Faroe plateau. We are happy to show you as many of these species as possible. The common ones are of course our main priority, but we are also excited to show you some of the rarer species. Some species are very important to the faroese economy, because they are exploited by the fishing indystry on the Faroe Islands. Some species are more interesting to look at aestethically than others, and we hope to show you fish with an interesting behaviour as well as an interesting natural history.
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Situated in the heart of the Gulf Stream in the North Atlantic at 62°00'N, the Faroe Islands lie northwest of Scotland and halfway between Iceland and Norway. The archipelago is composed of 18 islands covering 1399 km2 (545.3 sq.miles) and is 113 km (70 miles) long and 75 km (47 miles) wide, roughly in the shape of an arrowhead. There are 1100 km (687 miles) of coastline and at no time is one more than 5 km (3 miles) away from the ocean. The highest mountain is 882 m (2883 ft) above sea level and the average height above sea level for the country is 300 m (982 ft).
The weather is maritime and quite changeable, from moments of brilliant sunshine to misty hill fog, to showers. The Gulf Stream encircling the islands tempers the climate. The harbours never freeze and the temperature in winter time is very moderate considering the high latitude. Snowfall occurs, but is shortlived. The average temperature ranges from 3°C in winter to 11°C in the summer. In sheltered areas, the temperature can be much higher, but the air is always fresh and clean no matter what the season.
The population is 48.520 (1st April 2008). About 19,400 people live in the metropolitan area which comprises Tórshavn, Kirkjubøur, Velbastaður, Nólsoy, Hestur, Koltur, Hoyvík, Argir, Kaldbak, Kaldbaksbotnur, Norðradalur, Syðradalur, Hvítanes, Sund, Kollafjørður, Signabøur and Oyrareingir, while about 4,700 people live in Klaksvík, the second largest town in the Faroe Islands.
Form of Government
Since 1948, the Faroe Islands have been a self governing region of the Kingdom of Denmark. It has its own parliament and its own flag. It is not, however, a member of the European Union and all trade is governed by special treaties.
Spoken Faroese is the national language and is rooted in Old Norse. Nordic languages are readily understood by most Faroese, and English is also widely spoken, especially among the younger people.
Religion plays an important part in Faroese culture and over 80% of the population belong to the established church, the EvangelicalLutheran. 10% of the population belong to the Christian Brethren (Plymouth Brethren).
The fishing industry is the most important source of income for the Faroes. Fish products account for over 97% of the export volume. Tourism is the second largest industry, followed by woollen and other manufactured products.


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Since 1998 - I traveled by air or ground close to 5,000,000 miles. Today 16-Sept-13, I pulled the biggest FUBAR of all time. Awakened at 4:50 AM - I set myself for a week of business in New Jersey. All was set the night before. PC, Luggage - etc. In the morning on goes the coffee - and to ensure the Air Compressor is off and the shop locked - I exit the house through the garage - NOT through the FRONT DOOR as usual.
I drive 152 miles to my client,,,,,,,,,,,Get out of the seat open the back door of my truck to recall that I've my laptop and suitcase home.
So I held a meeting - admitting my failure - left the meeting and 304 non-billable hours later I am back in NJ. I'd rather be home working on my FCUB.
Today was the pits.
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I don't know Ken. You must really be frazzled by this - you posted the same thing three (3) times!
You need to lay off the coffee.
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Peter - don't know what you're seeing.....But I only see one post on this topic. Moderators?
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Yes, one of the mods removed the duplicate and triplicate.
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At the time I posted my reply there were three of the same post. One of the moderators must have deleted the duplicates.
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Yes, Ken, there was a total of three. Mods have taken care of it.
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I admit.
Been there. Done that, frequently. Still doing it.
See my signature line.
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I once flew to Algeria in a suit and tie for an official Gov't trip, flew out in uniform. Next stop was Slovenia and on the flight out of there, needed to wear the suit again, but problem was I left it in the Algerian hotel hanging up nicely on a hanger!
Had to go downtown Ljubljana and buy a new suit off the rack, luckily it fit like a glove, and really ended up nicer than the one I left in Algers.
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Ken, yep when I saw the three posts I figured you were still a tad flustered!
I think we all know where your mind was when you were leaving. :wink
Hey, if you can find the humor in your mishaps, learn a little and move on, life is much easier!
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This is so Odd - I have no clue how my original post got out there 3 times. I only typed it once - but I did edit a typo's twice. Seems like those edits created duplicate posts.
Anyhow today is a new day. Hope you all have a great day.
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How many times did you click on submit until it posted? When the system is slow it will not process the post right away so a poster thinks it didn't go through and clicks on submit again and sometimes a third time. What they are actually doing is resubmitting it. When it finally goes through they will have a post for each time they clicked submit.
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That issue can be solved by 10:00AM! UPS Red to the rescue!
I have left my laptop at home, and lost my wallet during travel, (makes it really hard to rent a hotel or car) but never forgot the clothes. You win the prize!
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It could be the case - that due to the hotel network and in consideration that I was totally fried by the time I got around the Cub forum I suppose anything is possible. Today is a new day - No Triple Posts today - Ken
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Well Ken, don't be so hard on yourself. It's awfully easy to get distracted, I happens to me all the time! ...um, ...what was I saying....?
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Don't worry it could be much worse. We had a gentleman in town that was known for being absent minded. One time he took his wife into Columbus, which is about an hour away. He didn't realize until he was sitting at home and the phone rang that he had drove off and forgotten his wife
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Police spokesman Howie Padilla says police were called about 7:50 p.m. Monday and found a sport utility vehicle had struck three parked cars. Padilla says the SUV was on a nearby snowbank, and the driver -- identified as Sovis -- showed signs of impairment.
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Sovis was booked into Ramsey County jail on suspicion of third-degree driving while impaired. He was released Tuesday after posting $12,000 bond.
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South Carolina
4/5 rDev -5%
deep amber with a nice white head that gaded leaving a ring of lace around the top. Smell was big time piney hops with lots of resin. Slight sweetness and a hint of alcohol were present. First impression was hop bomb, a little slick due to not being overly carbonated, but not a detriment at all. Really strong hop presence with nothing balancing this at all. Slight alcohol presence but nothing distracing at all.
12-15-2011 02:58:12 | More by mikesgroove
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Ontario (Canada)
3.9/5 rDev -7.4%
I expected this stored IPA from Steve to evolve into an American barleywine or a vintage ale. What I got was a cask-like American pale, intense orange hop oil flavours. The carbonation has eased off, and of course hop intensity. Very drinkable,smooth mouthfeel, and I think the 3 plus years has elevated the alcohol as somewhat boozy finish. The sediment was the best.
05-13-2012 03:03:52 | More by Sammy
New Jersey
4.25/5 rDev +1%
Received this one in a trade with Beersis81.
A: cloudy and near orange in color. good amount of carbonation with a big three finger thick head.
S: Very floral smelling with the slightest hint of lemon. There is a very nice spicy sweetness in the background as well. However, the smell has dulled a little.
T: Very very tasty. Good floral taste and a mild sweetness to go alone with it. A touch of fruitiness is present as well, either mango or orange.
M: Very rich and creamy with no harshness at all. Despite being so flavorful, it drinks light with not alcohol present.
D: Very high, I hink I could easily polish more than one bomber off/.
09-15-2009 22:37:42 | More by mikey711
4.43/5 rDev +5.2%
On-tap at Map Room.
Hazy golden orange body, foamy cap that laced a little bit. Retention was good, but I was more concerned with the huge grapefruit aroma that hit me before the first sip. The nose was all juicy citrus, grapefruit and orange, with a hint of English pale malt behind it. Pungent hop oils, later on it had a dusty coniferous note of pine needles, still sticky with sap. The brewer mentioned that they use Simcoe, Cascade, and Centennial hops for this IPA.
More juicy citrus in the taste, backed with a substantial and clean backbone of Golden Promise malt. Slightly sweet at first, slightly bitter, but it doesn't really take hold until halfway through. Notes of grapefruit and orange rind again dominate the taste. Starts juicy but finishes relatively dry.
Full bodied, yet light enough to put back two pints. The bitterness became progressively more moderate over the course of the pint. The first glass was half gone in about five minutes, I had to pace myself. Very tasty, I can't wait until they bottle this!!
11-19-2008 03:39:06 | More by emerge077
4.6/5 rDev +9.3%
Poured from a dark green wax sealed bomber into a Loterbol tulip.
A: Pours a hazy orange, glowing apricot nectar color. Capping this is an off-white head with a thick and "springy" meringue-like consistency. The foam recedes quickly but leaves a ton of lacey webbing in the glass.
S: This one features aromas of grapefruit, pineapple, pine tree, caramel, spicy toasted malt, mango, and possibly a dry touch of fresh cut grass. I can't stop smelling it!
T: i was greeted, initially, with a healthy dose of sweet, ripe pineapple and mango with a follow-up of bitter grapefruit, apricot, and caramel. Toasted malt, floral hops, and pine resin round out the bill of fare.
M: This is one juicy, sticky, and spicy monster of an IPA. Near perfect levels of sweet, bitter, and dry. Nice tingly sensation on the tongue during the long finish.
D: I just about inhaled this bomber! One of the things I like most about the Brewers Whim IPA Series is that each one of them is so utterly drinkable. They all feature varying degrees of complexities as far as the Smell and Taste are concerned and the drinkability is unparalelled. So incredibly good!
01-31-2009 01:11:42 | More by GbVDave
3.5/5 rDev -16.9%
01-10-2012 08:00:39 | More by ygtbsm94
4.2/5 rDev -0.2%
22oz, dark green waxed, bottle.
Poured a cloudy amberish/deep golden color with a larger sized off white head. Aromas of citrus, floral hops, and a little earthy. Tastes of grapefruit, oranges, caramel, lighter floralness, and some grassiness. Nice bitter finish.
01-16-2009 22:52:39 | More by hopdog
4.25/5 rDev +1%
11-30-2011 02:14:41 | More by brandoman63
4.1/5 rDev -2.6%
Many thanks to Yetiman420 for this fine beer.
The beer pours a light orange color with fairly good head retention and very good lacing. I get a fair amount of orange citrus on the nose, with some underlying lemon and white pepper as well. On the palate, this is a very nice IPA. The beer is moderately sweet, but what sweetness there is balanced very nicely by all the hoppy bitterness. Furthermore, the beer finishes well, with a nice wash of refreshing bitterness. The beer is medium bodied and substantial, but is very, very drinkable for its abv. The beer has a refreshing, thirst quenching feel to it, which is something I always appreciated in a well made IPA.
This is an extremely well crafted, well made IPA, with impeccable balance. Very nice indeed.
03-06-2009 14:37:30 | More by John_M
4.22/5 rDev +0.2%
22oz bottle from Secret Santa trade.Amber color pour with a nice fluffy lasting white head,huge amounts of lacing on the sides of my glass.Heavy malt on the aroma,bread and toasty grain along with the hop aromas of pine,resin,and maybe some orange peel.Flavor of caramel,peaches,wood,apples,and tobacco,with a hint of lemon zest on the finish. Big full mouthfeel soft carbonation slightly sticky.Very good,a very well built craft beer.
02-02-2009 02:56:37 | More by WakeandBake
4.38/5 rDev +4%
A - Murky, apricot and honey. Not much head. Not much lace.
S - A little barny, malts and hops quietly underlying. Perhaps too cold?
T - Yes. Hi volume crisp and sweet, with malt and hops mingling almost perfectly.
M - Balance is terrific. Carb better than I thought, very coating for the mouth. Want more.
D - Like I said, want more. I don't know the ABV, but I assume it's not a small beer. However, I could drink it without getting tired for sure.
Sad it's retired, glad to have tried it.
Serving type: bottle
Reviewed on: 01-03-2009 05:35:11
01-13-2012 23:52:32 | More by srandycarter
4.18/5 rDev -0.7%
Pours a cloudy orange color with two fingers of white head.
Scent of grassy hops, caramel, sugars, and a hint of earth. The hops are still quite present, but the malts are starting to outbalance the hoppiness.
Taste of grassy hops, caramel, and bready malts. A nice caramel flavor, but the hops seem to be dying. Finishes nicely with caramel and bready malts.
Mouthfeel is light bodied with a nice consistency.
01-06-2009 03:00:25 | More by paco1029384756
4.33/5 rDev +2.9%
Had on tap tonight at 11/29/08 at Flossmoor in a pint glass.
Appearance was orange amber in color with a one inch off-white head that sank to a skim and left minimal lacing.
Aroma typical of many of the Floosmoor IPAs, very citrusy with some nice piney notes. Grapefruit and orange noted, a bit of spiciness on the backend.
The flavor was citrusy lup front, alongside a minor caramel sweetness, with a dose of pine in the middle that evens out to some nice spiciness. Very nice flavor.
Mouthfeel was medium in body, crisp and drinkable like all of the Flossmoor IPAs.
This was a very good IPA, but what else is to be expected from Flossmoor. Not the best I've had from them but very good nonetheless.
11-30-2008 05:20:26 | More by roadhouse
3.93/5 rDev -6.7%
Cloudy appearance in a brown bottle with green wax top.
Slightly chilled bomber poured into a chilled, half-liter HB tall glass.
Thick, foamy white head with good lacing. Hazy, caramel in color. Smells like bread and wet cloth. Expecting citrus aroma but finding none.
At first, there is a slightly toxic taste, like carpet padding or some kind of chemical polymer. Fades somewhat, but it's hard to shake. With time this becomes less noticeable.
Not overly sweet. Smooth texture. Drinkable.
There is something about this beer that is very special compared to other American IPAs - it has a heavier body and is not as sweet. This is good. However, I can't figure out the chemical after-taste that I first noticed. I am wondering if this bottle is already too old. I believe this was brewed in 11/08 and I am now drinking it in 5/09. It is possible that this sat on the shelf at Whole Foods, directly in front of the cooler's florescent light, for 6 long months. On the other hand, it could just be the heavy hop resins used in the brewing process. Or, could it be, that the serving temperature is too high? It is worth trying again if they ever make another batch.
I am definitely looking forward to trying more of Flossmoor's IPA series.
05-05-2009 23:58:32 | More by PrinceDarren
4.18/5 rDev -0.7%
Beneath this dripping dollop of dark green wax lies the first Flossmoor beer these lips will have tasted. This 22 oz. bottle (nice label!) has rested in the cellar for a few months since I received it from a kind Cincinnati trader (Yetiman420); opened at the end of an excellent Memorial Day, the culmination of an equally excellent weekend.
A: Liquid caramel in color, a velvety haze of orange/amber that looks disappointingly still, at first glance. On closer inspection, plenty of miniscule bubbles rise to a rather short head of near-white cream. Broken ribbons of lace adhere in drooping rings.
S: Shows a little sign of age, hops that maybe aren't quite as vibrant as they once were. An enticing orange dances with a more pronounced caramel sweetness. Roasted nuts, sweet pastry (apple pie?) swirl around with a field full of herbal hops.
T: Hops hit immediately, a little fatigued but still packing quite a punch. Very spicy, like earthy/bitter greens, some resinous pine. Fleeting orange and more fruit flavors as the beer warms. Candy caramel comes and goes between sips. Lemon cake, or custard? Yaeh, it's at least 6 months old, but still filled with flavor: well-balanced, though leaning towards hops and pithy bitterness.
M: Sharp hop bite upfront, then a gradual malt/sweet mellowing that fades to a lengthy, rebounding bittering. Not too thick, but on the heavier side of the spectrum. Seems to grow creamier and smoother with each sip.
D: Very tasty, one I'm happy to have tasted. I could say 'go find some' but as it's a one time brew (Fall 2008), that's probably impossible at his point.
One thing I'm also happy about is that brewer Matt Van Wyk has relocated to Oregon (Oakshire Brewing/Eugene); hoping for more fine brews of this caliber in the future!
05-26-2009 04:55:44 | More by msubulldog25
4.25/5 rDev +1%
A: Pours a brillant golden hue with a nice creamy head. Good retention with some nice sheet lace going on.
S: Wonderful sweet caramel malt aromas with notes of wet grassy hops. Bold citrus notes as well as sweet pine.
T: Sweet sweet caramel malt, resinous pine with a nice light citrus addition.
M: Medium in body, smooth, creamy for the style.
D: Good I really liked this one. Thanks to OHLRangers for sending it as part of my Secrect Santa Package.
01-29-2009 21:01:42 | More by tpd975
4.38/5 rDev +4%
64oz Growler
Flossmoor Station
I picked this growler up yesterday at the brewpub. IPA for Change glows ruby red in the growler but takes on more of a tarnished copper look when in the glass. There's a slight haziness to the body and clumps of carbonation rise slowly to the surface. The slightly off-white head grew easily on the pour to just under two fingers and eventually faded to a solid cap with peaked lacing that will be hard to wash off the glass.
This IPA has a mild but sweet caramel malt undertone with plenty of grapefruit and orange oil hoppiness. Both the grapefruit and orange are of the bitter variety and the more I smell the more I pull out that interesting applesauce quality that was in the Ahtanamous IPA. Is there Ahtanum in here? Hmmm.... A spicy booziness rises through the air and adds a unique complexity. The malt isn't totally caramel driven but shows a very pale, clean, moderate graininess.
The nose describes the flavor of this beer perfectly. This beer is pretty well balanced right off the bat but it begins to dry out mid-palate and the bitter citrus intensifies. The swallow is all that signature grapefruit pith, orange peel and that spicy booze, although the booze is more spicy than boozy. Maybe it's in my head, maybe not, but I get some of that semi sweet applesauce character I described in the nose. The caramel and rich but controlled graininess lay down a sweet base for the hop profile that try and keep up but fall short.
I really dig the body on this beer. The weight is moderate all the way but the carbonation is lively enough to give it a great velvety feel across the tongue. After the swallow I quickly dry out and the bitterness leaps forward. Nice bitter finish.
IPA for Change is an easy one to put away. The abv is within the fairly easy to handle range while the bitterness doesn't stomp on my tongue enough to keep me from enjoying more. The dryness on the finish makes me need another drink immediately.
This is yet another great IPA from the guys at Flossmoor. Would you expect anything less? These Brewer's Whim releases are quickly becoming my favorite IPAs in the country and while IPA for Change isn't my favorite of the bunch it's still at the top when compared to everyone else. Yeah, they're that good!
12-04-2008 04:47:05 | More by joe1510
4.38/5 rDev +4%
Thanks to D0B (get a new avatar) for the trade/extra.
Pours a burnished orange. Maybe two inches of sudsy foam. Yadda yadda, looks like anice IPA.
The smell is very rich ... much moreso than I expect from an IPA. It may be the highlight of the brew. Floral notes, a big pulpy grapefruit and malt aroma ... very nice.
It's a good tasting IPA, but it doesn't quite deliver on the aroma. The grapefruit and pine are pretty obliterating, and only after a while, when my tastebuds were numb, did I begin to really see the balance in the malt. Still, the malt's there, nice caramel/toffee, it's a good tasting IPA no doubt.
Nice mouthfeel. Resiny/chewy and a great amount of carbonation. It almost has a cask-like fluffiness.
Well ... I'd drink it a lot more often, if it were here.
02-01-2009 12:08:35 | More by Overlord
3.95/5 rDev -6.2%
Poured a hazy golden color with little lacing. The smell got me ready for a citrus hop bomb but the taste failed to give that to me. But it was a very tasty IPA, but I like when the taste matches the smell. I liked it but it wasn't my favorite IPA from them.
07-15-2009 23:16:11 | More by madtowndmb1
4.47/5 rDev +6.2%
I picked up this bomber at Armanetti in Chicago for $9.99, along with 4 other "Brewer's Whim" series bottles. No "IPA For Change" name on the bottle, only identified by the green wax. The beer is yellow color, a little orange, transparent clear, with a 1-finger spitty head. The smell is wickedly good, dominated by strong pungent and potent hops. A nice malt base in the background, but the hops mix is really nice in this beer. The taste is citrusy and resiny, so flavorful that I'd peg this as a DIPA. Lots of grapefruit up front, and although it's bitter it's balanced well by sweet malt in the aftertaste, nearly flawless flavor. The body is similar to the Curse, thin and creamy like a cask conditioned ale but with more carbonation. This is an intense and delicious IPA, I'm really impressed with the Flossmoor beers I've tried so far.
01-04-2009 00:18:42 | More by TurdFurgison
4.38/5 rDev +4%
Another Flossmoor IPA thanks to joe1510.
22 oz. dark green waxed bomber poured into a nonic.
Pours a medium copper-orange hue with a one finger off-white head that slowly falls to a creamy layer of foam. Pretty minimal in the stickiness department, but still a good looking beer none-the-less. Smell consists of sweet creamy grapefruit and pineapple. A dash of pine and sweet caramel malt in the nose as well. Some lemongrass adds to this very complex but well balanced aroma. Taste begins with a buttery citrus, almost like a creamsickle. Puckering grapefruit midway with a touch of brown sugar and biscuits. Aftertaste is pretty moist with a spruce-like earthiness to it with a hint of orange, very enjoyable lingering flavor. A medium to full body with a slick coating feel inside the mouth. A mild flowing carbonation which is expected for the style. Another winner in the Brewers Whim Series for Flossmoor, they just keep me wanting more! Luckily I have The Curse waiting in the fridge as I type this. Thanks again Joe for keeping me up to date on these addicting IPA's!!!
12-07-2008 02:11:28 | More by BeerTruth
4.15/5 rDev -1.4%
Bottle from Ajsdad.
Poured a hazy copper color with an average frothy white head that mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate sweet citrus aroma. Medium body with a smooth texture and soft carbonation. Medium bittersweet flavor with a medium bittersweet finish of moderate duration.
This is a drinkable beer and my expectations where met.
03-20-2009 00:12:40 | More by tmoneyba
4.38/5 rDev +4%
Picked up a bottle of this from Armanetti's in downtown Chicago for $9.99. It wasn't in a fridge so hopefully hasn't lost a lot of that hoppy goodness. I'm still trying regardless of my DISLIKE of Obama and his asinine "ideas". Drank from my Stone India Pale Ale flute.
Dark Green Wax.
Flossmoor IPA 4 of 10
Appearance- Pours chill hazed with a orange reddish body and super creamy, one finger bright white head. A brilliant cap and collar remains leaving rows and rows of thick lacing.
Smell- Full of spicy pine cones and a light spearminty herbal note. Loads of full blown citrus including pineapple, grapefruit, peach and lemon. Cotton candy and a liberal (get it!) amount of brown sugar, toffee and red licorice. Definitely more on the hoppy side but a more balanced nose than usual (if that's possible).
Taste- Starts slightly bitter before a nice rush of sweet maltiness overtakes everything. Very citrusy but not overly so with the aforementioned grapefruit and lemon. A liberal (get it!) amount of orange helps meld the event horizon between hop and malt. As the bitterness subsides and the sweetness intensifies tinges of cotton candy and bubblegum show. Lightly burnt sugar and peanut brittle (minus the peanuts) add a ying to the citrus yang. As I drink more, the balance in the beer seems to shift a bit more to the hoppy side. Finishes with a bit of lingering pineapple and grapefruit pith.
Mouthfeel- Fairly heavy body with a nice creamy feel and perhaps the tiniest bubbles of carbonation I've ever felt in a beer.
Drinkability- Like the socialist commune that he wishes to create, everyone can enjoy this beer. It's got a great hop bite that even the heaviest of hop heads can enjoy but backed by a fantastic malt balance. No matter your opinion on Obama's stupidity, we got another winner here from Flossmoor!
01-14-2009 03:05:50 | More by younger35
IPA For Change from Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery
91 out of 100 based on 23 ratings.


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Usually we'd be throwing up flags on this until Disney announces this thing themselves, but The Wrap and THR are both reporting that this is indeed legit and real, so let's get to it....
Reports say that negotiations with J.J. Abrams are far enough along that it's safe to say he'll direct "Star Wars: Episode 7." And yes, we know. It was just in November that the director pretty much took himself out the game when asked if he was interested in taking on the job. "Look, 'Star Wars' is one of my favorite movies of all time," he said. "I frankly feel that – I almost feel that, in a weird way, the opportunity for whomever it is to direct that movie, it comes with the burden of being that kind of iconic movie and series. I was never a big 'Star Trek' fan growing up, so for me, working on 'Star Trek' didn't have any of that, you know, almost fatal sacrilege, and so, I am looking forward more than anyone to the next iterations of 'Star Wars,' but I believe I will be going as a paying moviegoer!"
But Abrams was pursued and wooed by Lucasfilm honcho Kathleen Kennedy and we suppose was made an offer he couldn't refuse. Of couse, Paramount might not be too happy if Abrams takes the gig since as he's the man behind their very successful reboot of "Star Trek." And should this be real we can't image the studio being thrilled that press rounds for "Star Trek Into Darkness" will essentially become non-stop questions about "Star Wars: Episode 7" unless that subject is strictly taken off the table (not that people still won't try anyway). Moreover, one wonders if we can ever live in a galaxy where nerds will be happy with the same director shepherding both "Star Wars" and "Star Trek."
Ben Affleck was also apparently in contention for the gig as well, but it seems Abrams beat him to the punch. How do you feel about Abrams and "Star Wars"? Weigh in below.
Leod | January 28, 2013 12:30 PM
mmm overrated director, Joss Whedom or Alfonso Cuaron would have been a better choice.
cattt | January 25, 2013 2:47 AM
Jar Jar Abrams already changed Star Trek into Star Wars. Maybe he should do the same thing here and change Star Wars into a boring, slow-moving film about space trade. Oh wait, Lucas already did that.
Unoriginal | January 24, 2013 8:46 PM
Abrams directed Star Trek... Why would you want the same director to helm another iconic space adventure. I am really bummed. If anything, Duncan Jones would have been an interesting, more daring choice. What about someone like Nicolas Winding Refn? Or someone you wouldn't expect to direct this type of film, ala Skyfall did with Sam Mendes, say Derek Cianfrance. I know, all of these choices are just too risky, especially on a 4 billion dollar property. One can always dream...
Clay Castille | January 24, 2013 8:23 PM
So Bryan Singer was kind of John the Baptist to JJ's Jesus.
Clay Castille | January 24, 2013 8:23 PM
So Bryan Singer was kind of John the Baptist to JJ's Jesus.
kitcon | January 24, 2013 7:05 PM
It would be interesting to see him basically have to erase from memory everything he did on Star Trek and come up with things that are distinctly Star Wars. Script is key.
DG | January 24, 2013 6:41 PM
I can't really imagine Ben Affleck actually wanting to do this anyways. JJ is a good choice but I'm not a Star Wars authority by any means. Super 8 was good though.
Good Riddance | January 24, 2013 6:22 PM
Good, get this guy away from Trek. Hopefully he will only be able to do one franchise at a time. He Wars-ified Trek, so I think he can do a good job with Wars -- but in so doing he ruined Trek.
DHE | January 24, 2013 6:08 PM
He's an Ok choice. Like Favreau he's not all too interesting but could do a great job. I'm hoping Brad Bird does eventually direct one.
This sucks | January 24, 2013 6:07 PM
NOOOOOO! C'mon, we saw what he could do with this genre already. It was a'ight, but let's see something different.
MAL | January 24, 2013 5:59 PM
I'm in! He's a talented director with an eye for "meaningful" action with strong character development. After seeing Super 8, one of my favourite films of the past couple of years, he definitely has a knack for capturing the spirit of late-1970's sci-fi.
Hoseph | January 24, 2013 5:43 PM
Kind of an uninspired choice. He's already done the space, action-adventure thing twice with two Star Trek films. How is this going to be different?Z
TheoC | January 24, 2013 5:39 PM
Best man for the job. His Star Trek is basically A New Hope with Luke growing up as Han.
Anyway, don't see it for Affleck.
I hope the script is really good now.
Alex | January 24, 2013 5:24 PM
Obviously if they made an offer to JJ Abrams, Star Trek director, then there weren't a lot of other suitable candidates. JJ Abrams has a good degree of quality control, so the film is likely to be decent, but I also doubt it is going to be mindblowing or interesting or subversive. Though the Disney tag probably indicates that anyway. I guess they didn't want to bet their $4B acquisition on a more interesting director. They probably want to make a something like 'The Hobbit', where it makes $1B just because of the power of the brand, whether or not the film is actually any good.
rodie | January 24, 2013 5:19 PM
I get the feeling Abrams is going to do just one Star Wars movie, Episode 7, and then go back to a third Star Trek to wrap up a trilogy on that series. Maybe he'll do more, but I'm doubtful. Matthew Vaughn and Ben Affleck would not be bad choices for Ep 8 and Ep 9. I imagine if Abrams knocks Ep 7 out of the park, many more directors will be lining up. I can imagine Chris Nolan wanting to do the Empire Strikes Back of this series, the darker middle chapter.
Daniel | January 24, 2013 5:13 PM
I have no doubt that Abrams could make a great Star Wars movie - he's an extremely talented director. But I can't help wondering if this is the right move for him; how many sci-fi franchises does one need? How many can one person devote his full attention to? How (aside from financially) does Abrams actually benefit from this?
jon | January 24, 2013 5:09 PM
"Nostalgia is my business," Abrams was quoted as telling journalists. "I always loved film as a youth, especially the incredible universe George created, but when I grew up I realized I had nothing particularly interesting to say. That's why Kathleen [Kennedy] and my friends at Disney thought I'd be a perfect fit for the franchise. I'm very excited to be able to bring the legacy of 'Star Wars' to a whole new generation of fans."
WHOAS | January 24, 2013 5:03 PM
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Kate | January 24, 2013 4:55 PM
I don't even dislike Abrams, but I don't want the same creative force behind both Star Wars and Star Trek franchises.
Cheyton | January 24, 2013 4:51 PM
He is truly the best and only man for the job. I'm glad he finally came around.
Cpt. kirkwalker | January 24, 2013 4:48 PM
Star trek/starwars CROSS OVER
faced? | January 24, 2013 4:43 PM
Whoa! true?


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – Sherwood Brown, a 6'3 guard from Olympia High School in Orlando, Florida, became the newest member of the FGCU men's basketball program, head coach Dave Balza announced.
"Sherwood epitomizes what we look for in an FGCU basketball player. He is an A-student from a good family. He is a hard working athlete that comes from a winning program and knows how to defend. He is a great late addition for us and could make a significant contribution."
Brown graduated summa cum laude from Olympia High School, averaged 11.4 points, 1.2 assists, 5.6 rebounds and 1.3 steals during his senior year. Against American Heritage on Dec. 23, 2008, he scored a season-high 22 points as he led Olympia to an 89-87 victory. Last season he helped lead the Titans to the 2009 FHSAA Class 6A State Championship game.
Brown joins Brett Williams, Hunter Miller and Charlie Lytle as newcomers. Williams, an Oviedo, Fla. native, joined the FGCU men's basketball program after playing his high school career at Hagerty High School. Williams scored nearly 2,000 points, and earned Class 3A District 8 player of the year honors. Miller, a Nashville, Tenn. native was a four year starter at the Christ Presbyterian Academy in Nashville, where he led the state of Tennessee in three pointers with 102, also establishing the single season record for CPA. Lytle, a Clearwater, Fla. native, joined the men's basketball program after playing one season at Santa Fe College. While at Santa Fe College, Lytle averaged 7.3 points per game, 6.6 rebounds per game, recorded 212 total points, 190 rebounds, 44 blocks, 51 assist, 27 steals and earned Second Team All Mid-Florida Conference honors.
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North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman is on a short list of candidates for the chief executive position at the Long Island Power Authority, according to a Newsday report.
Kaiman, a longtime resident of Great Neck, has served as supervisor in North Hempstead since Jan. 1, 2004. He is a Democrat.
The appointment, which has yet to be finalized by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office, could come as early as Oct. 2, according to Newsday.
Kaiman, 50, serves as the chairman of the town's Solid Waste Management Authority, Commissioner of the Great Neck North Water Authority, a board member of the Long Island Regional Planning Council and as a board member of the Association of a Better Long Island. He is a former trustee of Temple Israel of Great Neck.
After serving since 2007, former LIPA chief Kevin Law left in September 2010 to head up the Long Island Association.
LIPA, a non-profit municipal electric utility, provides electric service to more than 1.1 million customers in Suffolk and Nassau and the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens.


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Palo Alto looses yet again another one of a kind, mom and pop business.
Downtown Palo Alto has many interesting, unique and valuable shops off the main street University. I hope we dont loose too many of these fine shops. Being replaced by upscale boutiques and national chain stores. Like University Ave.
Hopefully Mr. Machala will find plenty of revenue from the good city of Mountain View.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. – After winning back-to-back matches to wrap up the 2010 regular season, the FGCU volleyball team collected a little post-season hardware. Junior Holly Youngquist (Estero, Fla./Evangelical Christian) earned Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team honors, while freshman Camil Dominguez (Santo Domingo, D.R./Santa Teresita) earned an Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team selection.
Youngquist joins five other players who have earned first or second team nods in the program's four-year stint at the Division I level. Dominguez and Youngquist (2008) are the only Eagles who have received A-Sun All-Freshman Team honors.
Youngquist, who was named to the ESPN Academic All-District 3 second team, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) earlier this month, added to her solid junior campaign by picking up her second career A-Sun postseason honor. Youngquist finished the season with a team-high 389 digs and ranked fourth in the conference with 4.18 digs per set. The Estero, Fla. native also spent some time as an outside hitter for the first time in her collegiate career and managed to record a pair of double doubles during the 2010 campaign.
Dominguez, the Eagles rookie setter, picked up the program's second All-Freshman team nod. The Santo Domingo, D.R. native racked up 887 assists and recorded a team-high nine double doubles on the year. Her 887 assists rank her fourth in FGCU's record book for assists in a single season.
Lipscomb's Jake Pease picked up Player of the Year honors, while ETSU's Megan Devine took the Freshman of the Year award. Kennesaw State's Karen Weatherington grabbed the Coach of the Year honor after guiding the Owls to a 9-1 conference mark and the second seed in the A-Sun Championship later this week. During the season, she guided the Owls to a program-best eight game win streak during the regular season and has already matched last year's win count, 17, entering the A-Sun Championship.
The Atlantic Sun Conference is an 11-member league committed to Building Winners for Life. The A-Sun stands for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas, with a focus on the balance between the two for our student-athletes. Headquartered in Macon, Ga., the A-Sun boasts six of the top eight media markets in the Southeast. The A-Sun includes a blend of the most prestigious and dynamic private and public institutions in the region: Belmont University, Campbell University, East Tennessee State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Jacksonville University, Kennesaw State University, Lipscomb University, Mercer University, University of North Florida, University of South Carolina Upstate and Stetson University.
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Tara Blood, Belmont
Alyssa Lang, Kennesaw State
Maggie Johnson, Belmont
Paige Pridgeon, UNF
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Sara Metroka, Kennesaw State*
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One of the most revered coaches in Toledo football history has passed away. Frank X. Lauterbur passed away on Wednesday night in a Toledo area nursing facility. He was 88 years old.
Lauterbur led the Rocket football program to MAC Championships in 1967, 1969, and 1970. During the 1969 and 1970 seasons, Lauterbur's Rockets were nationally ranked in the top-twenty of Wire Service Polls and also won the Tangerine Bowl during both seasons. Lauterbur was also a three time MAC "Coach of the Year" during the 1967, 1969, and 1970 campaigns and led the Rockets to a 48-32-2 overall record during his tenure from 1963-1970. Following the 1970 season, Lauterbur left Toledo to become the head football coach of the Iowa Hawkeyes. Following his time at Iowa, he went on to become a coach in the NFL with the Baltimore Colts, the Los Angeles Rams, and the Seattle Seahawks.
During Lauterbur's time in Toledo, he recruited several nationally recognized names, even to this very day. Fifty-five of Lauterbur's recruited players went on to become either first or second-team All-MAC. Aside from that, four players recruited by Lauterbur went on to win National All-America Honors; Tom Beutler, Curtis Johnson, Chuck Ealey, and Mel Long all received those All-America honors and are all in the Toledo Rocket Hall of Fame.


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Red Rock Best of Fest
March 21, 2014
Heritage Center Theater
105 N. 100 E., Cedar City, UT
6:00 pm | 7:30 pm | 9:00 pm | 10:30 pm*
Different films for each showtime.
$10 Red Marathon Passes for the event are good for all showtimes all night.
Tickets: www.rrff.eventbite.com.
Grand Jury Prize winners from the 7th Annual Red Rock Film Festival will be shown at the Heritage Center Theater in Cedar City, Utah. This ALL-AGES* show will feature the best in animation, music video, experimental, documentary and dramatic fiction! Who will win? The films are a surprise! We're not telling what they are until we announce them at the Best of Fest. To get a clue, download our guide on the films page — it has complete descriptions of what we screened at the 7th Annual Film Festival.
*The last show may contain mature themes and language. Viewer discretion is advised.
7th Annual Festival
November 1-9, 2013, Southern Utah.
The Red Rock Film Festival is a gathering for cinematic art in Zion Canyon of Southern Utah, USA. It is retreat for independent premieres, films, and panels that both enlighten the senses and empower the mind. All genres are considered with a sense of well-being.
Special Screenings Official Selections
Special screenings at Red Rock will include a diversity of films throughout the festival…>
Competition Official Selections
This year's categories include: Documentary Feature, Fiction Feature, Featurettes, Animation Short, Documentary Short, Experimental Short, Fiction Short, Music Video, Short-Shorts and Young Filmmaker Short…>
Red Film Market Screenings
Market Screenings will be selected for this year's festival including several features, featurettes and shorts…>
Second Section
March 21, 2014
Festival Favorites from the 7th Annual Red Rock Film Festival will be shown in the second section of the festival in St. George and Cedar City Utah.
Opening Night by Zion Canyon
Multiple films will be selected for opening night in Springdale.
The Red Rock Film Festival at the OC Tanner Amphitheater in 2007. The OC Tanner is a 897 seat amphitheater located near the entrance to Zion National Park.
In 2007, several film events were held at the same time -- an ambitious event to bring the art of film to the red rock country of Southern Utah. The film festival in the land of Zion has finally found its niche…
Fans, critics, politicians, scientists, environmentalists and enthusiasts are all welcome, but art is still going to come first -- for without art, there would be no inspiration to solve the world's problems.
Let film as art lead.
Mark your calendar and make travel plans for the motion picture arts festival called the Red Rock Film Festival.
Springdale is located next to Zion Canyon.
Beard Party
March 21, 2014
The party and contest starts at 11:30 pm at the Heritage Center Theater.
$15 General Admission. $10 RRFF Members.
Tickets: www.rrff.eventbite.com.
After the Grand Jury awards are announced, the all-ages show will also be sure to include the audience with a beard contest at its Beard Party. The after hours continuum will award contestants for best natural and artificial beards with food, drinks and games including "beard pong." Women and children can participate in the beard contests too, and the Festival will have costume beards to the first 30 women and children to make it throughout the entire movie marathon.
Red Rock Film Series
A limited engagement of screenings selected by the Red Rock Film Festival from award-winning documentaries to up and coming indie features and shorts. Some films are from the recent festival and others have been carefully chosen by the Red Rock staff. These diverse films range from hard to find recent films, rare first run current releases, pre-releases, and even some premieres. For more information, please subscribe to our newsletter.
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This year the festival will offer Pay-One-Price passes. Each One-Day Pass is good for all Regular and Special Screenings on one day.
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The Today Show featured an Alabama resident, on Sunday, as part of a Spring cooking segment.
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"You know I always say that in the south that's how we express love for one another, we cook for one another," Little said. "And knowing that there are people across the world who are getting their families to the table for a meal from a recipe that I provided for them, is the ultimate compliment to me."
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
Search crews went underwater Tuesday, looking for signs of two kayakers missing since the weekend. At this point, the search has transitioned from a rescue to a recovery mission.
The Erie County Sheriff Dive Team and the Ohio Division of Watercraft searched a large commercial fishing net in part of Sandusky Bay hoping to find any sign of Jonathan Francis, 30, of Sandusky, and his daughter Viola, 12. Erie County Sheriff Paul Sigsworth says the divers searched the submerged net but turned up nothing. The net covers about one square mile.
Francis's fiancée, Sheila McClain, reported the two missing early Sunday morning. The pair was last seen around 5 p.m. Saturday, kayaking near Crystal Rock. Officials say they had planned to paddle to the Edison Bridge and back before they disappeared.
"I'm very worried. They were only going to be on a trip for two hours and come back," McClain said Sunday.
That same day, the kayaks belonging to Francis and his daughter were found empty near South Lightner road in Ottawa County.
"I don't think they're there; because they found the kayaks. Now, if they had been floating with a kayak – but they're not," said McClain.
The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office says that Tuesday afternoon, two boats took cadaver dogs out to look for the kayakers , and will continue to do so over the new few days as a part of regular, daily patrols.
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information - even stealing from people who were dead.
Thursday, 23-year-old Tequila Gordon was sitting in the Lee County Jail. Her bond was set
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Gordon was pulled over
Wednesday night for a routine traffic stop. A K-9 alerted officers to drugs and
when they searched detective found personal information of the victims
Names, dates of birth, Social
Security numbers, employment information and home addresses were all found. There
were also 1040 IRS tax forms from 2010.
In his report, the detective notes the information was written down on sheets
of paper in Gordon's purse.
Detectives we spoke with
said because it's an active investigation, they were not able to say what she
was doing with the stolen information.
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