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Hypermedia APIs – Tech Talk Tuesday July 24 Featuring Mike Amundsen
Our recent Tech Talk discussing OpenID Connect was great. We had some pre-questions sent in via email, lots of live questions through the stream and some great questions through our twitter hashtag #Layer7Live. We're going to pick up on the momentum of that last Tech Talk and continue on with our next interactive API-focused discussion on July 24 at 9am PDT.
We're very excited to be welcoming Mike Amundsen, Layer 7′s Principal API Architect, back to the Tech Talk studio. He's ready to take on questions and discuss hypermedia APIs, a subject he literally wrote the book on.
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- How is designing one different from designing any other form of API?
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InfoWorld announced its first Green 15 Award winners in April 2008, right before the financial collapse. You might think that, since then, the idea of sustainable IT would have gone the way of many other environmental matters -- that is, taken a backseat to economic issues.
But going green is more important than ever, if the entries we've already received for our fifth annual Green IT Awards are any guide. If your company has a green initiative and you haven't already nominated it, I encourage you to fill out our nomination form in advance of the Feb. 28 deadline and see if an InfoWorld 2012 Green IT Award is in your future (award winners will be announced in late April).
[ Check out InfoWorld's 2011 Green 15 Awards and see what it takes to be a winner. | You know about Moore's Law -- Koomey's law charts a similar trajectory for the reduction of power consumption. | See "Little machines and the future of the data center" by InfoWorld editor in chief Eric Knorr. ]
The reason for the green IT trend's continuing strength is clear, says InfoWorld's Ted Samson, who created the award program. Sustainable IT has always been primarily about power conservation, so when you save money on energy, you get the green halo for free. And today, energy costs loom so large relative to other data center expenses, you'd have to be crazy not to prioritize energy efficiency.
A few months ago, Ted wrote about Koomey's Law -- named after data center power guru Jonathan Koomey -- which states that the power efficiency of computing doubles about every 18 months, the same rate at which Moore's Law predicted integrated circuit transistor density would double. Obviously, there's a connection: Greater density means lower power consumption -- or more computing power per watt. However, as Ted notes, energy efficiency depends not only on hardware, but also on the efficiency of the code that runs on it.
The variable nature of workloads has left the industry groping for a standard by which to measure and compare data center power efficiency. The excellent Computerworld article "Green IT: In search of an energy yardstick" by Mary Brandel runs through the pros and cons of today's emerging standards; consider it recommended reading for anyone interested in data center power issues.


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The event is one of about 100 rallies taking place across the country on March 20 as part of a mass demonstration organized by the American Federation of Government Employees. Events are taking place outside federal agencies and lawmaker's offices to highlight the impact of sequestration.
"Federal employees are hard-working Americans just like everyone else and forcing them to take pay cuts of between 20 and 40 percent will have a direct impact on our local economy, " said Charlie Yates, President of AFGE Local 480, FCI McDowell, WV. "Less money in their pockets means less money to spend locally on food, clothing, and other goods and services."
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51So Long, Farewell
Oh guys. It's really, really that time: my final (non-celebrity-related) post. I'm glad to say that I went out with a bang on that last John Mayer post. I mean, I guess. You know. If I could have chosen, the last celebrity-related post would have been something LeAnn Rimes/Brandi Glanville-related, but hey. It can't always be flaccid penises and boob cutlets all the time, you know.
On that note, oh my goodness. My personal voyage with Evil Beet Gossip started off back in 2009, when I was just chomping at the bit to stop writing link exchange posts and move on to bigger things. In late 2009, I got my wish: Sasha, who is the original Evil Beet herself, had hired me as an official staff writer for Evil Beet Gossip. I thank her so, so much for taking a chance on someone like me way back then. 5,394 posts later, I leave you with this, my own personal, sentimental, and irregularly inappropriate and ill-placed advice for those to whom it might be applicable: never stop moving forward. Seriously. No matter what life throws at you—good or bad—just never stop moving forward. Go after what you want, but be so, so thankful for what you have in the meantime.
That, of course, brings me to be so, so thankful for all of you guys, because many of you are so, so wonderful. I'd like to call a few of you out, here, so be prepared:
evilbeetdouche. You were one of my very first allies on Evil Beet, and I'm eternally grateful to you. You stuck by my side when there was that weird transition where everyone and not just some people hated me, and by the way? I think I know who you really are! BOOM. ;)
Chaz! Oh Chaz. You know where I'm going, because we go way back like that, and I hope you'll come and stir the shit in the new joint, too. Also, please, please bring guest with you. It just won't be the same.
Mireee. Girl, you've been around forever. You were even around on Zelda Lily, and that's where I really got to know you. You're smart and kick-ass and never let anyone put you in a place where they think you belong. You're one of my most favorite commenters because secretly, I want to be just like you.
CranAppleSnapple: I'm sorry that certain things drove you away, but I have a book from you, and I will always think of you whenever I look through it. YOUR NEW CAT IS SO CUTE and your husband is, too!
Angry Pirate. I don't know where you've been, but the last time I saw you was on a Courtney Stodden post on the twentieth of the month. I still officially never got a goodbye! Boo on that business. Do come back, OK?
puddin. Could you possibly win more Caption This contests? You're hilarious, girl. I'm going to miss sending you free crap.
I'm sure there's probably many, many more that I've interacted with on a personal level, and if I left any of you out, I'm sorry—I'm going to blame it on the tears and the big, big, really big glass of Merlot that's currently clouding my vision.
I also want to send a major, major thankyou to Emily, who has been my partner in crime and cohort at Evil Beet Gossip for longer than anyone else ever has. She's the most amazing, most sensitive, most hardworking lady I've ever met, and while I'm sorry that she's leaving Evil Beet, too, because I know how well-loved she is, I'm also super happy that she's coming along with me and embarking on a whole different, crazy adventure that will hopefully prove successful for both of us. Emily's a real gem, and I count myself blessed to know her.
Last, I want to thank A., who entered my life sometime around 2010 (I can't even remember when, it seems like it's been so long) and had faith in me even when I wasn't sure I had it in myself (hid that one pretty well, huh?). A. has been the best boss anyone could ask for, and rest assured, friends, there's so much going on behind the scenes at Evil Beet that's going to just knock your socks off in the coming months, so be on the look out for it, guys.
I love you all immensely, and I will never, ever forget you, or the various parts you've played in one of the greatest and most rewarding experiences of my life.
On a final note, I'm going to let my homies, Boyz II Men, do the rest of my talking for me, because that's appropriate right now, maybe:
Although we've come to the End Of The Road
Still I can't let you go
It's unnatural, you belong to me, I belong to you
Come to the End of the Road
Still I can't let you go
It's unnatural, you belong to me, I belong to you
Catch you on the flip side, guys. Promise you'll belong to me forever! xo
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CHAZ is using my name to make posts here, so he could probably do the same there as well! CAS wasn't driven away form here, it's how I found out about The Superficial(Hint: guest1)!
I still totally love you, Guest.
How could that possibly be? According to "Anonymous" EVERYONE "hates" me! Well now I see why someone has resumed making posts in my name!
I don't hate you at all, Guest. I love your information and the way you put things, seriously.
Careful with the "I love yous" and "I don't hate you at all", everytime you say it someone makes a post in my name or appears somewhere on your site posting as guest imposter!
Another wonderfully talented lady! Your writing is witty & delightful & will be hard to top. There hasn't been a post I haven't enjoyed. Best of luck to you!!!! Kick ass & take no prisoners!!!!!
Thank you, Liz! That means a lot!
I always loved your point of view and even though I didn't always agree with your opinions on certain celebs, you were always so damn FUNNY making your point that I just couldn't argue. We'll definitely miss your words around here. I mean really, your goodbye post quotes B2M? Amazing.
I'm glad that we share a mutual fondness for Boyz II Men – they're in my heart forever. <3
Man, I'm not good at this maudlin crap… Let me share these lyrics:
Its the same story, the crow told me
Its the only one he know
Like the morning sun you come
And like the wind you go
Aint no time to hate
Barely time to wait
Woah, what I want to know
Where does the time go?
Keep your "bitch hand" ready and your "lady balls" clanking on your new venture!
I am so sad that I have actual tears running down my face .
Best of luck good lady
Thanks, hon! I'm going to miss your insight, too! <3
Maybe CAS is frolicking in a dandelion field somewhere with Auntie Ruxpin and a bottle of lithium…you know, doing frolicky things.
Can I join??
I've enjoyed reading your posts. Good luck with everything. :)
Thanks, Kitty! Sure going to miss this place!
Thanks a lot. You did a great job.
Thanks, Steph!
All the best.
Thanks, love!
Best of luck – you're a great writer! Consistently hilarious with just the right amount of snark (aka. TONNES of snark, which I love).
You're another who's been around forever! Thanks, girl! :)
WHAT? I do not approve of this message.
Sarah, you were my favorite writer. I wake up every morning and the first thing I do is check if you wrote something and I'll start my day with a laugh.
I love your sense of humor, your writing skills, your honesty, and your personality. I will deeply miss you here and I'm not sure if anyone can or will be able to replace you.
This is really sad news. :(
I wish you all the best in the future and I hope to still come across some of your work on the internet.
I will miss you!
I'll miss you, too. Bina. Keep in touch!!
Bye Sara, by Emily!! I'm going to miss you two so much!! You both always made me laugh first thing in the morning and that sort of set me for the rest of the day!! Muah!! Love you both and good luck!!
Love you, crab!
This is really sad. Your posts were the only reason I came to this site :'(
Don't be a stranger! <3
Going to miss both of you! You ladies have worked your asses off and deserve all of the excellent things in your future.
I gotta say, I kind of like this Bobby chick. Anyone who stalks Lily Allen is okay by me :)
I'd have to agree with you on Bobby – both of these ladies are pretty damn special! Thanks, Lady!
Best of luck to yas! *hugs* *hugs* *hugs*
Thanks, nikki! Hug guest for me, too! <3
Roses are red, violets are blue, Sarah I :heart: you! Oh my that comment made me well up, thanks so much <333
p.s.: I'm going to miss you very much and if I ever go back to facebook I'll totally add you as a friend!
You better! <3
Best of luck Sarah. You made it worthwhile to stay with EB after Sasha left! I know you and Emily will be very successful going forward.
I'm going to miss you, too, Chuck. You're another one of the "originals." xo
I've added your twitter feed to my daily computer browsings. Looking forward to seeing your new endeavor.
Sadface :( Can't wait to see what your next adventure is, though! Best wishes.
Thanks, love! I appreciate it! :D
Are you going to do a caption contest at your next gig?
I might have to! Will you enter? ;)
Of course, it is the highlight of my week. Good luck with the new gig.
Soo sad Sarah! You were a lot of fun to read. This site has always felt like a community – all the way back to the original "Beet". You steered the ship perfectly. Smooth sailing!
Thanks, Mamie! <3
Hope to fnd wherever you guys nd up ..haha not in a creepy stalky way ..well maybe a lil bit
So does this mean that the winners of "Caption This" will finally be the ones that are actually funny and refer to the photo now? I say that in a nice way, of course.
So long, farewell, don't let the door hit you on the ass on you way out.
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NORMAL, Ill. -- The crack of the bat and smell of the grill are all part of the ballpark experience but in Normal, they are striving for more than just the normal.
"When you buy a Cornbelters ticket, you're not a ticket number in a seat," said General Manager Kyle Kreger.
It is the fourth year for the Normal Cornbelters, a non-affiliated minor league team and General Manager Kyle Kreger said just like the corn, interest is growing.
"For a lot of fans it's a social gathering here at the park," said Kreger. "They want to watch competitive baseball but at the same time they want to come out and have a good time with their family and their friends."
If you're willing to shell out a little extra, the "Big League Scouts Seats" offer a unique experience.
"You have waiter and waitress service all game long with an all you can eat and drink menu," said Kreger.
"It's great," said Joe Calendo, attending the game with his family. "You can't beat it for the price. The only time you really gotta get up is to use the restroom if you want to."
Then there's the corn theme. You see it from the moment you arrive at the stadium, to when you meet Corny, the mascot.
"Everything you see around here revolves around corn," said Kreger. "You got corn in the outfield. We have corn all around the ballpark."
Corn is such a big part of the theme here at the ballpark, it's even on the menu. Corn on the cob is only $1.
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Date of News Release: 05/14/2007
(FRANKFORT, Ky.) - Preliminary statistics* indicate that 12 people died in eight separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways from Monday, May 7 through Sunday, May 13, 2007.
Ten of the fatalities involved motor vehicles and two were pedestrians. Five of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Four of the fatalities were the result of crashes that involved the suspected use of alcohol.
Boyle, Fayette, Gallatin and Henderson counties each reported one double-fatality crash. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Fayette, Jefferson, Meade and Todd counties.
Through May 13, preliminary statistics* indicate that 285 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2007. This is six more than reported for this time period in 2006. Of the 248 motor vehicle fatalities, 147 victims were not wearing seat belts. Of the 13 motorcycle fatalities, six were not wearing helmets. Of the 13 ATV fatalities, 12 were not wearing helmets. Eleven pedestrians have been killed and a total of 71 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
*These statistics are still preliminary as KSP waits for all local law enforcement agencies throughout the state to report any crashes and fatalities that may have occurred in their areas.


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Source: WireImage The Twilight Premiere What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I can't think of a more perfect place to start than the Twilight premiere from last November, where Ashley dazzled with a warm, sun-kissed makeup look. To get the glowing style, try out a bronzing kit like Laura Gellar's Bring On the Bronze — The Ultimate Baked Bronzing Kit ($45), a makeup set containing Spackle Tinted Under Make-up Primer in Bronze; Baked Eyeshadow Duo in Candied Bronze; Lipshine in Sun Drenched; and Split Baked Body Frosting All Over Body Glow in Honey Glow/Sugar Glow. Source: Getty 1 / 15 Laid-Back Glamour What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At the start of 2009, Ashley dazzled yet again, with this tousled, laid-back updo. However, the addition of some bright red lipstick brought the look back to the glamorous side. To create the star's effortless hairstyle, spritz on some waving spray, such as Oscar Blandi Onde Wave Enhancing Spray ($18), blow dry hair, and make a side part, leaving out the front sections. After pulling back into a pony and tucking under the ends, secure fringe area with a bobby pin on one side, leaving a strand out to create that not-too-perfect look. Source: WireImage 2 / 15 Sultry Sophistication What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ashley's all about the thick, winged-out liner and well-manicured brows. To copy this look, use a liquid liner, like Revlon ColorStay Liner Liquid Eye Makeup in Blackest Black ($7.50), drawing in a thicker line toward the outer corners of the eyes. Top off with a shimmery champagne-toned shadow on the lids and a warm, bronzy color on the crease. Try Stila Eyeshadow Trio in Champagne Glow ($18) for some truly mesmerizing bedroom eyes. Source: Getty 3 / 15 Party Like a Rock Star What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ashley's birthday is Feb. 21, and to celebrate her 22nd year, she pulled out all the punches, sporting some seriously red lipstick, glowing apricot-toned cheeks, and voluminous waves. To get the look, try Revlon Mineral Blush in Honey ($14) on the outer cheekbones, along with Maybelline Moisture Extreme Lipcolor in Royal Red ($5) on the lips. Source: WireImage 4 / 15 Fresh-Faced and Feminine What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ever since I can remember, I've loved the color combination of pink and gray. At a charitable event in March, Ashley demonstrated how to do it with this fresh-faced, feminine look. Bobbi Brown's multitasker, Pot Rouge For Lips and Cheeks in Blushed Rose ($22), a dusty pink, would work perfectly for the cheeks and lips, and Tarte's Pressed Eye Shadow in Luuucy I'm Home ($17) is a great option for your lids. Source: WireImage 6 / 15 Va Voom Volume What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Later that same month, we got to see a more playful side of Ashley, who wore this volumized pinned-back-on-the-sides style to a Twilight DVD event. For a similar look, first apply a hard-core volumizing spray to damp locks, like Frédéric Fekkai Coiff Strong Hold Volume Mousse ($23). Next, set the hair using large-based rollers, such as Conair Mega Self-Grip Rollers ($10). Air dry or blow dry with a diffuser. Once set, run your fingers through your waves for a bedhead effect. Wowza! Source: Getty 6 / 15 Old-School Style What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 What's so great about Ashley's 2009 MTV Movie Awards look, which most of you loved, is the way this old-school Hollywood style mingles together with modern appeal. A matte red lipstick is a must — like Revlon Matte Lipstick in Really Red ($8). Lots of hot roller action, along with some skilled backcombing, wouldn't hurt, either. Try Instant Heat Compact Hot Rollers ($15) for instant volume. Source: WireImage 7 / 15 Simply Sexy What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 I think this could be my favorite Ashley look. Not only does she have her signature winged-out liner applied with perfect precision, but her bobbed style and natural-toned cheeks and gloss make for a stunning daytime-to-nighttime look. To get Ashley's straight style from the Twilight fan party in Berlin, try Straight Sexy Hair Straight Aero Straightening Spray ($18) on damp locks, using a paddle brush to create smooth, shiny strands. Source: Getty 8 / 15 Naturally Beautiful What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A radiant glow is beautiful, no doubt, and that's where a highlighter comes into play. To copy Ashley's Vision Awards glow, follow these tips from YSL makeup artist Dell Ashley on where to apply your highlighter: Under the eyes. On the eyelids as a shadow base. Around the brow. Down the center of the nose. On the smile lines. Under the chin. Source: WireImage 9 / 15 Pretty in Pink What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK, so technically this isn't the red carpet, but it was Comic-Con, so that's got to count for something, right? I'm loving how Ashley's berry-pink lips and subtle waves play up the femininity factor. A pop of Maybelline Parisian Pink Lipstick ($5.50), along with my tips on creating five-minute waves, and you'll be looking like the lovely Miss Greene in no time flat. Source: Getty 11 / 15 Flawless Complexion What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 In July, Ashley hit up the Julie & Julia premiere with gorgeous reddish-pink lips. For a similar shade, try Lipstick Queen Big Bang Theory Illusion Gloss in Creation ($20), a sparkling rose, or Neutrogena MoistureShine Lip Soother in Shine ($7). Source: WireImage 11 / 15 Clearly Alluring What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Talk about one sultry look. To create the illusion that you've spent all day at the beach, try a body bronzer for an all-over glow. Might I suggest Prescriptives Bronzer Brush ($32) swirled into your favorite bronzer to achieve this alluring effect? Source: WireImage 12 / 15 Twisted Sister What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Here we have a much darker-haired Ashley at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards back in August, sporting some gold-toned shadow and barely-there pink lip gloss. Do you want to be golden yourself? Try Bare Minerals Eye Color in Queen Linda ($16), a medium gold, coupled with Maybelline ShinyLicious Lip Gloss in Lolly-Pink ($5). Source: WireImage 13 / 15 Two-Minute Hairstyle What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Back to her short locks once again, Ashley opted for this demure makeup look with lightly tousled locks. For a similar carefree-and-casual style, apply a gel/cream formula to dampened locks, like Garnier Fructis Style Curl Sculpting Cream-Gel ($4). Blow dry, using your fingers to create a slightly messy style. 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Nonni's Italian Eatery247 Newport Road, New London; 526-2265; nonnisitalianeatery.com
Serving: Lunch Tuesday-Saturday, 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Dinner menu starts at 3 p.m. Dinner only on Sunday, closed Monday. (Call for closing times.)
Cuisine: Italian and pizza
Dinner pricing: Appetizers $5-15; entrees $13-$24; pizza $12-$17
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We already knew that she's a smart kid who does well in the classroom, and after our visit to Nonni's, we give her equally high marks for her taste in restaurants as well.
Because we had not been to New London before, we started our trip early so we'd be sure to arrive in daylight. We were rewarded with some sweeping views to the south toward Mount Sunapee as we drove along Route 114, a.k.a. Main Street, lined with a mix of beautiful old farmhouses and more modern high-end homes, all oriented to take advantage of the views.
We gave our New London expert a list of four or five places in town, and she told us Nonni's is one of her favorites and highly regarded among her friends. Unfortunately, she wasn't on campus the one day we had available to visit, so she missed out on a great meal. It was dinner for two for The Dining Companion and me, our own Teenage Bottomless Pit having passed on the hour-long drive with the parents in favor of spending the evening with his girlfriend.
This was the fifth stop on our college-town tour, and Nonni's is a perfect fit for our tour criteria: reasonably priced, excellent food, the kind of place a parent would take their student when visiting, or where students might go for a more upscale but affordable date. And our young friend isn't Nonni's only CSC fan - while we were there, we saw a couple of tables of students enjoying pizza, at least one table occupied by faculty types, and another student waiting tables.
The restaurant occupies the corner of a mini-mall in a shopping plaza just outside the village. It's modest in size, with a dozen or so tables in the dining room and several more in the window-lined bar area. The decor is contemporary, with enlargements of vintage Italian immigrant photos on the walls.
We were quickly seated and offered a basket of deliciously seasoned ciabatta-style bread with dipping oil. It was warm, lightly crusted and wonderful, and could easily have served as an appetizer if we had shown restraint.
Thankfully we did pace ourselves, and enjoyed two excellent appetizers. Mine was a bowl of bright, flavorful Pasta Fagiole soup ($7). The broth was a smooth, slightly acidic mix of tomato and chicken, and it was plentifully stocked with short pasta tubes and giant, creamy beans.
As good as mine was, TDC's Involtini di Melanzane ($9) was even better. Slices of breaded eggplant, rolled with goat cheese, bell peppers, basil and garlic, on a spicy tomato sauce baked in a small casserole dish provided plenty to share and even some leftovers. The flavors melded perfectly, and the green peppers added a touch of garden freshness you wouldn't expect in a baked dish like this.
The dinner menu covers just about every taste and budget, featuring pizzas, pasta entrees and a list of house specialties with chicken, beef, veal and seafood. Our decision to stick with the specialties paid big dividends.
TDC's Roasted Salmon Lemon ($23) was a thing of beauty: a perfectly grilled salmon filet topped with lemon slices and a balsamic reduction resting atop an ideal portion of linguine with vodka rosa sauce. The balsamic reduction created a light crust on the salmon and drizzled down into the pasta, infusing everything with its rich, slightly pungent flavor. TDC called it maybe the best salmon dish she has ever had - and she's had many.
I picked Chicken Florentine ($19), a boneless sauteed chicken breast topped with spinach and baked with provolone cheese, served over fettucine with lemon cream sauce. The chicken was perfect, and the pasta sauce was light and delicious. My own preference for this dish would be for a little more lemon and a little less cheese, but TDC and TBP always shake their heads when I order something topped with cheese, knowing I'll think it's too much.
Our desserts (both $5.99) were equally good. TDC ordered a tiramisu that she thought ranked high on her list of tiramisu experiences (though it was lacking the touch of rum flavor that would have put it over the top). My hazelnut gelato was light, delicately flavored and a refreshing way to finish off the meal.
Several of the stops on our college-town tour have turned up a restaurant near the top of our all-time list. Nonni's is one of them. It's casual but classy, the service is friendly and efficient, there's a full bar and even an Italian deli counter if you're planning a party or a picnic (or a little snack for the drive home). But the food, as it should be, is the star of the show. Our Colby-Sawyer friend and her classmates are lucky to have Nonni's in the neighborhood.
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The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers had four picks between Nos. 128 and 131 in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. Unsurprisingly, the Super Bowl foes may have come away with the biggest steals of the fourth round.
128. San Francisco 49ers: Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech, 6'0, 204 pounds
Patton isn't a physcial freak, which is why he fell to Day 2 of the draft. He's a natural wideout, however, with tremendous body control and hands. He is a great fit with the 49ers. A strong wide receiver corps will be even stronger next season.
129. Baltimore Ravens: John Simon DE Ohio State, 6'1, 257 pounds
Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome proves year after year that he has tremendous eye for defensive talent. He may have gotten another steal in Simon. From SB Nation's prospect profile:
Simon closed out a brilliant Ohio State career with this year's 12-0 team: as SB Nation's Land-Grant Holy Land wrote, coaches and teammates alike praised him as a leader in a year that culminated with the honor for his conference's best defensive player. He showed ability to play on both ends and even put his hand on the ground as a defensive tackle from time to time.
130. Baltimore Ravens: Kyle Juszczyk FB Harvard, 6'1, 248 pounds
Chances are you haven't heard of Kyle Juszczyk, but he had a tremendous showing at Harvard's pro day. Juszczyk ran 4.71 40-yard dash and posted a 37-inch vertical jump. He could be a tremendous lead blocker for Ray Rice down the line.
131. San Francisco 49ers: Marcus Lattimore RB South Carolina, 5'11, 221 pounds
Lattimore might be the most popular prospect in his draft class. Coming off a terrible knee injury, he may have to redshirt a year to get back up to full speed. In San Francisco, he'll have the chance to succeed the aging Frank Gore down the line. The fit could not be better.
Just stepping on a NFL field will be a triumph for the South Carolina back, but he's looking to show that he's not just capable of playing in the NFL, but of being one of the better running backs in his class. Lattimore proved to be a fearsome ballcarrier his freshman year, busting out for 1,197 yards on 4.8 yards per carry. The speed, the dynamic cuts, the ability to get past defenders no matter how — it was all there. That guy was a first-round pick before his injury.
132. Detroit Lions: Devin Taylor DE South Carolina, 6'7, 266 pounds
Taylor flew under the radar behind elite talents at South Carolina. During the offseason, he finally had the chance to shine in private workouts. He landed on the Lions' radar as a result.
Taylor started all 13 games as a senior with the Gamecocks and racked up 40 tackles, including 8.5 tackles for loss and three sacks. He also broke up five passes and hurried the opposing quarterback three times. He graduated after the season with his degree in integrated information technology and was invited to the East-West Shrine Game, as well as the NFL Combine.
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The evening wasn't as well attended as hoped for, but the determination to make a difference, to do something positive to help prevent child abuse was just as strong as ever Saturday at Greensburg's Knights of Columbus Hall during the Devin Parsons Benefit Dance.
Event organizer Bob Parsons, Devin Parsons' great uncle, said he was disappointed by Saturday's turnout, but that it would do nothing to deter his resolve to do keep Devin's memory alive by keeping a public spotlight on the problem of child abuse.
Devin Parsons was murdered in his Greensburg home in June 2011 by his mother and her boyfriend. The case set off a call to arms for Bob Parsons and his brothers, Don, Randy and Bill, and the four have since founded the Devin Lee Parsons Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Foundation.
Proceeds from Saturday's dance go toward the Annual Devin Parsons Never Be Forgotten Memorial Ride June 22 at Greensburg's Knights of Columbus.
"I don't know what more we could've done to publicize this event," Bob Parsons said. "We ran it daily in the newspaper, advertised it on the radio and had fliers everywhere."
Parsons conceded that his biggest mistake was, in all likelihood, scheduling the dance on the same night as Greensburg Community High School's Prom.
"All the mommies and daddies and lots of other people who might've come to our dance are out doing Prom stuff," he said.
He added, "Does child abuse in Decatur County stop because we had a disappointing turnout? Of course it doesn't. So we're going to keep doing what we have to do to motivate and energize people to do something about this problem. It takes a whole community to raise to raise a child; preventing child abuse is part of that effort. You can't turn your back on this problem and pretend it's going to go away. It won't."
He continued, "It took Devin's death to wake our community up to this problem. Will another child have to die for something to be done about it? We hope not. We want people to wake up and pay attention."
Bob Parsons added that although the Devin Lee Parsons Foundation won't hold another benefit before the June 22 Memorial Ride, he's certainly not done for the year. Asked whether he'd be interested in trying another dance later, this year Parsons was unsure.
"I wouldn't rule it out," he said. "I'll try anything to help prevent child abuse."
The Annual Devin Parsons Never Be Forgotten Memorial Ride will be held at Greensburg's Knights of Columbus June 22. For more information, call 663-2607, 614-1687 or 663-6937.
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Williamstown Theatre Festival artistic director Jenny Gersten announced July 16 the full cast and creative team for the sixth production of its current season, The Bridges of Madison County, which will be presented on the Main Stage Aug. 1-18.
Based on the best-selling novel by Robert J. Waller, the musical features a book by Marsha Norman (Pulitzer Prize for 'night, Mother) and a score by by Tony Award winner Jason Robert Brown.
Directed by Tony Award winner Bartlett Sher, the cast will be headed by Elena Shaddow as Francesca and Steven Pasquale as Robert Kincaid. They will be joined by Nick Bailey as Michael, Whitney Bashor as Marian/Chiara, Daniel Jenkins as Bud, Caitlin Kinnunen as Carolyn, Michael X. Martin as Charlie and Cass Morgan as Marge with Jennifer Allen, John Paul Almon, Emma Duncan, Laura Shoop and Tim Wright.
"We could not be more thrilled to bring our audiences this stunning new musical," said artistic director Gersten in a statement. "It is a deeply romantic and moving story about the loss of true love. We have a creative dream team in Bartlett Sher, Marsha Norman and Jason Robert Brown. With the Broadway engagement already announced, this is a rare opportunity to see it here first."
The creative team includes Michael Yeargan (scenic design), Donald Holder (lighting design), Catherine Zuber (costume design), Jon Weston (sound design), Deborah Hecht (dialect coach) and Thomas Murray (music director). Jennifer Rae Moore is the production stage manager. The production is sponsored by James and Virginia Giddens.
As previously reported, the Broadway production of the musical will feature four-time Tony Award nominee Kelli O'Hara and Pasquale. The musical is currently scheduled to begin previews Jan. 13, 2014, at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre. Opening will be in late February.
Tickets are $70 ($65 for preview performances) and can be purchased online at wtfestival.org, by phone at (413) 597-3400, or in person at the '62 Center for Theatre and Dance Box Office at 1000 Main St. (Route 2), Williamstown, MA.
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The lovely Kyla did a fun series on her blog a while back where she showed off some of her older design work. As I'm re-working my editorial calendar, I love the idea of Thursdays being flexible. While I don't participate in Throwback Thursday on Instagram, I have a ton of old design work that I can share here that is embarrassing and terrible. Happy almost Friday!
Collages and grunge were big in 2008! Six years ago in April, I debuted this header on the blog for a month. As you can see it's pretty terrible. I was still listening to I'm Not Dead like nobody's business. Brushes were still a big deal and hello image maps for menus! We won't even talk about the type.
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2.48/5 rDev -26.2%
Pours a clean copper/ orange-ish color, with a light tan head. In the aroma, sweet butterscotch and a small earthiness. In the taste, sticky-sweet butterscotch and a sweet earthiness. A smooth and medium to light bodied mouthfeel, with a sticky, dry butterscotch in the aftertaste. Quite sticky with butterscotch, but decent earthiness.
10-06-2010 13:06:27 | More by OWSLEY069
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North Carolina
2.98/5 rDev -11.3%
Sad to say but just another average beer from Atwater,I was hoping this would be a little better.Poured a bottle and a half into a 1/2 liter stein,a lighter copper/bronze with a thinner but well sustained white head atop.Brown sugar and caramel malts in the nose,mainly on the sweeter side with no crispness our dough to it.Thin feel that doesn't help the thinner sweet flavors any,there is a little dryingness to it in the finish buthere just is no complexity.It's average on par with Lenie's and not as good as Sam Adams,sonot very good.
09-24-2012 15:57:31 | More by oberon
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
Notes from fall 2010
Pours a nice clear amber color with two fingers of creamy head tha leave a bit of lacing behind. Smell consists primarily of caramel malt, though a bit of hop aroma is also present. Smell is simple but pretty good. Taste starts with some nice caramel malts and some slight hops bitterness. However, an unpleasant iced tea-like dryness comes in on the finish. Overall has decent drinkability. Definitely not in the upper echelon of Oktoberfests, but an interesting take on the style.
04-15-2011 02:32:46 | More by warnerry
West Virginia
2.85/5 rDev -15.2%
12oz brown long neck bottle with crimped cap.
Poured into a nonic glass,Clear,deep meduim amber color with a 2" off white rocky head leaving some small chunks of spot lacing. Very little carbination looks flat halfway down the glass.
Very fruity aromas, lots of apple/pear with a sweet candied malt nose,grassy with a touch of metallic and slightly vinious.
Fruity tastes also,green apple with some pear. Sweet sugary maltiness,slightly metallic and vinious. Good balance with a clean,tart,dry, lightly bittered finish. Has a German feel to the taste.
Seemed a bit light for an Octoberfest,especially when it comes to the malt,had a bit of a grainy edge,not one of the smoother ones.
Was on the harsh side going down didn't like the sugaryness.
Not a beer i would recommend.
09-12-2007 02:53:29 | More by jcdiflorio
3.89/5 rDev +15.8%
Appearance: chestnut brown with auburn highlights, tan head of decent size, great clarity
Aroma: roastier than most marzen a, with nuttiness, a little coffee hint, and subtle floral hops. Malt is most of aroma
Taste: malty, with hints of chestnuts, coffee, and toasted bread, as well as floral hop finish. Very balanced.
Mouthfeel: crisp and easy drinkability. A wet and full kind of mouthfeel though. More full bodied than most American marzens. Medium carbonation
Overall: A much maltier marzen with more emphasis on the development of its malt character with hints of coffee, chestnuts, and toasted bread. Floral hops on the finish to balance
10-23-2013 00:24:58 | More by dwren89
4/5 rDev +19%
Not really my style of brew, but that's all my friend had at his place. I was very surprised to how true to style they were. The rich malt flavor was nice curbed by subtle hops. The carbonation was just enough to provide nice lacing as well as cleanse the pallet. Paired well with the burgers and brats. Thumbs up Atwater!
09-03-2008 12:27:30 | More by cooperkeg
1.6/5 rDev -52.4%
A - A huge four finger khaki head threatens to spill over the edges of my oversized pint glass, and the resulting lace left in it's wake is crusty as hell. The head is pillowy, billowing, fluffy, airy, and it gets pitted and shaped as it slowly recedes to a solid two fingers and stays put. There is lace all over the place, and it looks crusty and crystalized. The brew is a deep, deep bronze-orange and slightly cloudy. This is one helluva good looking beer.
S - Light biscuity caramel malt and a big dose of mineral water / well water metallic notes. Salty and airy, with a note that reminds me of the way whole grain pasta smells when it's cooking.
T - Uhh. This is not good. Rotten apples that have been on the ground under the apple tree for several days in the hot summer sun. Red wine vinegar (O-fest are NOT the style to show astringent vinegar notes like a Flander's red), Italian salad dressing, and pumpkin innard scrapings left over from Jack-O-Lantern carving activities.
M - Medium bodied with a very off-putting foamy carbonation. Finishes sour and off-tasting. Blech.
D - Like a Hollywood bimbo, this beautiful brew is pretty on the outside, but foul on the inside.
03-19-2009 16:26:17 | More by pmcadamis
2.58/5 rDev -23.2%
Tried the Atwater Marzen Bloktoberfest at Boulevard's in J'Town, PA. The beer poured a rich amber with good carbonation that provided a decent head that laced somewhat. The smell included rye notes mixed in with sweet malt. The taste was primarily powered by barley and malt. Yikes, I do not like this beer. The taste includes strong rye that turned to like a sour mash almost. Lots of barely and malt. The mouthfeel was hurt by the pour taste. Best part about this beer was the end. Overall it up to you whether or not to try it...never hurts to tried a beer at least once.
10-14-2011 03:24:29 | More by WoodBrew
3/5 rDev -10.7%
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3/5 rDev -10.7%
08-30-2012 23:00:47 | More by mzeld
2.05/5 rDev -39%
A- Great orange color. Good carb. Nice head.
S- This is going to be bad. Movie popcorn smell up front. Sweet malty in the back
T- Yep the unmistakable taste of Diacetyl. There is a soap flavor also that does not go well with my popcorn.
M- the mouth feel is fine, cant get past the buttery soap.
D- It was hard to finish the bottle.
Don't let this review make you steer away from Atwater. They make good beer. This may be the only batch with this off flavor. I an going to give the Blocktoberfest another change next time I see a single.
09-24-2008 10:47:16 | More by aqsprint
3/5 rDev -10.7%
10-13-2013 03:00:03 | More by stuart3368
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
10-26-2012 00:35:48 | More by jduprey007
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
10-17-2012 18:20:12 | More by MCDub
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
04-10-2013 22:00:10 | More by Pensfan0782
New Hampshire
3.64/5 rDev +8.3%
From the 12 fl. oz. bottle with a clipped off date of March 2015. Sampled on August 9, 2014.
It is nice to look at that is for sure. Deep reddish amber pour with a big off-white head and brilliant clarity.
The aroma is more subtle than anything but it does bring out some roasted malts, sweetness, nuttiness, but little to no hop bite.
The body is medium.
The taste tends to be on the sweet and nutty side. It reminds more of a brown ale rather than an Oktoberfest. But I guess the two can be interchangeable.
08-09-2014 21:54:19 | More by puboflyons
3/5 rDev -10.7%
10-28-2013 23:47:10 | More by Segelstrom
4/5 rDev +19%
11-19-2011 23:29:25 | More by brewpubbung
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +11.6%
10-15-2013 14:08:23 | More by KevinGordon
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
11-17-2012 03:36:06 | More by LJWalker
3.35/5 rDev -0.3%
12oz poured into a pint glass.
Pours a clear medium amber with a thick off white head made up of lots of large bubbles with good retention. Earthy aromas, grains, noble hops, clean malt, a little musky. Chocolate malt flavor up front with some caramel and a middle tasting like musky, corn husk. Medium high carbonaion with a medium body, coats the mouth, easy drinking.
10-27-2008 18:52:11 | More by scottg
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
09-06-2013 23:24:26 | More by tommy5
3/5 rDev -10.7%
09-28-2012 01:26:31 | More by ryanwashere
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
01-28-2013 20:56:36 | More by EL48823
New York
3.65/5 rDev +8.6%
On draft at the Waterfront, Brooklyn.
Poured a medium amber hue with a short lived one finger loosely assembled head. There was decent retention and little lacing.
The smell featured a sweet caramel with a secondary breadiness.
The taste consisted of an earthy caramel and a rather vibrant noble spice. Some breadiness as well.
The mouthfeel was typical of the style.
Overall a good mid level American version.
10-13-2009 17:27:30 | More by plaid75
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VAN WERT - April once again represents 911 Education Month and Van Wert County 911 marked this month by taking a step forward in the world of 911 technology.
Residents can now contact 911 from almost every device out there, including the traditional landline as well as a cell phone. Although the callback information that accompanies these calls may vary among these different technologies. 911 and telecommunications professionals are working hard to make sure that it works the same on all devices in the future, and the Van Wert County 911 Center is now one step closer to this goal.
The former equipment and systems in the center in the Van Wert County Sheriff's Department was approaching its end-of-life point in 2013. It was this major variable that finally pushed the county to strive forward in the technological world.
"This forced us to move ahead," said Van Wert County 911 Coordinator Kim Brandt. "We want to keep the equipment current and have something all-around capable when that time comes.
"The new system is completely digital and is compatible for technology that is yet to be put in place across the country, leaving Van Wert and Ohio one step ahead in the 911 world."
Van Wert County 911 centers are now ready to receive 911 calls through text message and video, a huge step from calls made from the traditional landline. This new technology will allow people to reach help when they may otherwise be unable in the case of an emergency.
"Five years down the road, we are hoping all technology is in place to have this system working to its full potential," noted Brandt. "Our dispatchers are not yet trained with the system and phones aren't yet IP network ready, but the state of Ohio is a bit ahead of the rest of the country and is looking ahead to the next generation of changes. The state is working towards a mixed generation of technology and legislation is already underway."
This system has also eliminated the old and very large telephone book that was used to reference numbers all across the area. Now, all of these numbers are contained within the computer for easier access when time is of the essence. Everything a dispatcher needs is now right within the system, eliminating outside resources and leaving everything just a click away.
"We are very please with the transformations," remarked Brandt. "Our dispatchers are already catching on quickly. People are really excited to have this new system in place, and we are looking forward to the IP network coming into place to make our system fully functional."
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Few countries as small as Ecuador contain such remarkable geographic and biological diversity. Geographically it ranges from coastal deserts to temperate mountain valleys to Amazon forests. Culturally and racially, its population includes a mix of indigenous, Spanish and African elements. The program is based in Quito, an Andean city within sight of snowcapped volcanoes, which houses a remarkable mix of colonial and modern, rich and poor. Internship sites are scattered within a three hour radius of Quito.
Learning from experience is the core of Minnesota Studies in International Development (MSID). The program puts you in direct contact with the social and economic realities of actual communities and of people working within them to address complex problems. Through classes, field trips, internships and research, MSID strives to establish a continual dialogue linking experience with theory and critical analysis.
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Federal, state and local officials will meet with a neighborhood group later this month to discuss efforts to improve safety and promote economic development in Price Hill.
The group, Price Hill Will, is hosting a town hall meeting Feb. 18 that will feature a panel of politicians. Those scheduled to attend are U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus, State Rep. Denise Driehaus, Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann and Cincinnati City Councilman Greg Harris.
Facing a $33 million deficit for next year, Cincinnati officials are facing some tough choices — including the city manager's recommendation to layoff 44 police officers. Now the public may chime in and offer suggestions.
City Council's Budget and Finance Committee has scheduled four public hearings this month at different locations throughout Cincinnati, with the first set for this week.
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As newspaper insiders and others speculate about who will replace Tom Callinan at The Enquirer, sources report that Beryl Love and his wife made a quick trip to Cincinnati two weeks ago, the week before Thanksgiving.
Love is executive editor at The Reno Gazette Journalin Nevada, another publication owned by The Gannett Co., The Enquirer's parent firm. He was the first editor at the now-defunct CiN Weekly, and is a Cincinnati native and a University of Cincinnati graduate.


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Patty Knapp
"Get Ahead, Career Preparation" is Knapp's winning program created to help students work on career building skills. Through the creation of a mini-computer lab armed with a computer, software and a printer, students will learn and practice basic computer operations by building resumes, filling out job applications and conducting desktop publishing and graphic design. They will also train to become Microsoft certified, create a webpage and learn graphic arts skills that motivate them and tie in their interests. Because Knapp's students are special education students, they did not receive training in middle school where it was a requirement, nor is there a graphics arts course that will adequately benefit her students. This program will give her 30 students the more intensive training they need to learn the skills to ultimately become gainfully employed after graduation at age 21. Knapp, who lives in Bear, wants her students involved in her program to build their self-confidence, gain new technology-based skill sets and spark new interests in her students as they embark on a productive life outside of school that ultimately includes gainful employment.


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