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Known as one of the world's premier snorkeling locations, Cozumel offers a variety of environments to choose from. This tour is designed to give even those snorkeling for the first time, a fun and secure experience.
Departing from the pier, you'll be transferred to the snorkeling site a short distance away and meet your PADI certified guide. After receiving information on how to use your gear and how to go about snorkeling, they will guide you into the water via a staircase that allows for easy access into and out of the ocean. The depths at this site vary between 3 to 20 feet of water and you are allowed to proceed solely at your own pace and comfort level. Your snorkeling experience will last approximately 50 minutes, during which time you will be able to enjoy spectacular views of the coral formations and colorful tropical fish that distinguish this as one of Cozumel's renowned reefs.
Before being returned to the pier, some free time to relax and shower will be provided.
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WASHINGTON — It was the secret that bent but never quite fully broke.
The White House released a fabricated Tuesday schedule for President Barack Obama to conceal the fact that he was secretly flying to Afghanistan. It asserted that the president would be in the Oval Office all day meeting with Vice President Joe Biden, with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and with senior advisers. Only a handful of U.S. journalists were made aware of the journey.
But by mid-morning word was filtering out through the warp-speed social medium of Twitter that Obama was already in Kabul.
The first to tweet was the Afghanistan news site TOLOnews which reported: "United States President Barack Obama has arrived in Kabul to meet Afghan President Hamid Karzai."
A political reporter for BuzzFeed, a website that combines original reporting with trend spotting on the internet, picked up the TOLOnews report, tweeted it and noted that no other U.S. media was reporting it. Shortly, the New York Post placed the TOLOnews report on its website.
The White House mobilized to tamp down the news and grasped for the one fig leaf it had: The report's timing was wrong. Obama was still flying to Bagram Air Field Tuesday morning.
"I offered a factual response," White House National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor said. "No, he's not in Kabul."
BuzzFeed editor in chief Ben Smith wrote a post later that Vietor called and warned that the news could put the president and those with him at risk and asked that the BuzzFeed tweet be taken down. Smith agreed, saying that like most news organizations he deferred to the White House's judgment on true security risks. Soon, the New York Post removed its report as well.
The Associated Press was among a few news organizations notified in advance of Obama's trip and pledged to secrecy. Similar arrangements occurred when President George Bush traveled secretly to Iraq.
"There's a group of reporters that has to be aware of his movements in advance," Vietor said. "Those reporters are read into those movements with the agreement that whey won't report them until a predetermined time."
Vietor said no U.S. reporter in on the secret broke it.
With a video emailed and texted to supporters, President Barack Obama announced he would be running for reelection on April 4, 2011. "We're doing this now because the politics we believe in does not start with expensive TV ads or extravaganzas, but with you -- with people organizing block by block, talking to neighbors, co-workers, and friends. And that kind of campaign takes time to build," the email read.
In his 2008 presidential campaign, Barack Obama raised a staggering $750 million. The president is promising to hit the billion dollar mark this time around, which would make him the first president in U.S. history to do so. In his 2008 bid for the White House, Obama ran a famously grassroots campaign, securing a record four million individual donors. With a disenchanted base, the grassroots efforts in his 2012 campaign have been less successful; the campaign failed to meet its goal of 20,000 small donors by the end of September 2011, reported ABC. Many of Obama's early supporters have become disheartened with the president, and many are in worse financial shape than they were three years ago. Losing small donors, however, still leaves Obama with the corporate backers he won over in 2008. Of his top ten donors, eight were major corporations and banks, including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase. Obama has the weight of the presidency behind him this time around. "His 2012 campaign will be a bigger, slicker machine likely to dwarf that of his eventual Republican opponent," Reuters reported. Successful fundraising can also help the Democratic Party win back seats in the House and Senate. From the Associated Press:
Obama gave millions from his campaign war chest to Congressional candidates in 2008. Every seat in the House will be up for grabs again in 2012, as well as one-third of the seats in the Senate, and many experts say the battle for Congress -- particularly for the Senate -- could be the real fight.
 The president has held several fundraisers this fall, reaching out to key voting blocks like African Americans and progressives. In October the president's reelection campaign announced they surpassed 1 million donors since collections began in April. The campaign and Democratic National Committee reported a total of $70 million for the third quarter.
President Obama's approval ratings hit a new low at the end of October. A Gallup poll found Obama's approval had fallen to 41 percent, a new low and a big drop from the previous quarter rating of 46.8 percent. But despite voter frustration over high unemployment rates, Obama's likability as a person has kept him afloat in the polls. Americans' approval of the president has risen and fallen over the past year: It spiked after a budget deal with Republicans was reached, after the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, and of course again after Osama bin Laden was killed. The numbers dipped in August during the debt ceiling debacle. Check out HuffPost Pollster's interactive tool tracking Obama's approval ratings through time.
The current pool of candidates in the Republican primary race may be one of the best things President Obama has going for him in his re-election bid. The GOP has been hesitant to rally around any one of the contenders, and a number of high-profile Republicans decided against a run. Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney has been a steady frontrunner, but hasn't garnered widespread excitement from members of his party. Instead Republicans urged New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to make a bid for the White House, and many conservatives were hopeful Sarah Palin would join the race. (Both decided not to run.) Romney has picked up key endorsements from Christie and Mississippi Sen. Thad Cochran. However a HuffPost analysis shows that the number of GOP endorsements is much lower than is usual at this point in the race, indicating the Republican party is far from a consensus. Attendees at a Republican National Committee (RNC) meeting in May found the field of candidates "uninspiring," CNN reported. "I am not seeing lightning striking for any of the candidates at this point," said Nevada Republican Chairman Bob List at the event. "But Republicans are eager to find the right candidate to coalesce around."
President Obama announced the American Jobs Act  in September, a sweeping $447 billion bill to boost the country's sinking economy. The White House says the bill would create 1.9 million new jobs -- just a fraction of the 15 million unemployed Americans. Republicans and some Democrats oppose Obama's plan to pay for the jobs bill by hiking taxes on corporations and wealthy Americans. Though many aspects of the legislation had been previously supported by Republicans in Congress, the bill was blocked in the Senate. Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Fla.) accused the Republican Party of purposefully allowing the economy to struggle in order to score political points for the 2012 elections. Obama has vowed to continue to fight to pass individual pieces of the bill, beginning with a provision to protect the jobs of teachers, firefighters and police. The Senate voted down the provision in October.
As campaign season heats up President Obama has been reaching out to the key voting blocs the helped get him elected in 2008, such as African Americans and liberals. In September the president addressed the Congressional Black Caucus at an annual awards dinner and called on blacks to "put on your marching shoes" to follow him into battle. "I need your help," he said. "Shake it off. Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'. We are going to press on. We have work to do." Though Obama was speaking about the economy and his jobs bill, the undercurrent of the speech was that without African American support he might not secure a second term. Black leaders, as well as progressives generally, have been increasingly critical of Obama for giving away too much in talks with Republicans, and not doing enough to fight black unemployment, which is nearly double the national average, the Associated Press reports. Obama also took a trip to the West Coast to speak to progressive Democrats, who have been growing disenchanted with the president. Hoping to reinvigorate the liberal voting bloc, Obama said during fundraisers up and down the West Coast that the GOP vision of government would "cripple America." The president's rhetoric has shifted from a spirit of compromise, to attacks on conservatives, reports the Associated Press.
A run-down of the president's accomplishments and how the most controversial among them were received. Health Care Reform: The Affordable Care Act is arguably Obama's most contentious legislative accomplishment. Most Democrats praise the law for aiming to provide all Americans with access to affordable health care, while the Republican party wishes to repeal the law, saying it ups taxes and government spending, while increasing government control over health care. Some question the constitutionality of an individual mandate. The Supreme Court  will be the judge of that. The president faced the most sustained criticism from his base during the health care debate, as he negotiated away and belittled the public insurance option, and made back-room deals with major industry players. Economic Recovery: Obama's $789 billion economic stimulus package has faced scrutiny from Republicans since passing Congress with little Republican support. However, supporters credit the legislation -- one of the largest in history -- with pulling the economy back from the brink after the 2008 financial collapse and preventing a second Great Depression. Republicans criticized the plan for relying too heavily on spending rather than tax cuts, though a third of the package consisted of the latter. As early as February 2009, HuffPost explained why the stimulus was too small and would fall short of its goal. Withdrawing from Iraq: Fulfilling a campaign promise to end the war in Iraq, Obama announced Oct. 21 that he will pull all U.S. troops out of Iraq by the end of the year. DADT Repeal: Obama repealed the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy that forbid gay men and women from serving openly in the U.S. military, a law he called "discriminatory." The repeal was a historic moment for the gay rights movement. Some Republican candidates have promised to reinstate the policy. Fair Pay Act: The first bill Obama signed into law is aimed at achieving equal pay for women. Stem Cell Research: Obama overturned the Bush-era ban on funding embryonic stem cell research, offering federal support for scientists researching cures for disease. New START treaty: Obama signed a bilateral treaty between the U.S. and Russia that aims to cut the number of nuclear weapons around the world in half. Child Nutrition Act: Obama signed into law a bill to combat childhood obesity and promote child nutrition in schools. Food Safety Act: The food safety act to help prevent deadly outbreaks of foodborne illness was the first major overhaul of America's food safety system since the 1930s. Wall Street Reform: Obama's financial industry reform bill left the major banks in tact, but promised to create a mechanism whereby failing institutions would be seized and unwound by federal regulators. That element of the law has yet to be tested. The signature achievement of the bill was the creation of the Consumer Financial Product Bureau, an agency crafted by consumer advocate and now-Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren, which was fought energetically by Wall Street, the GOP and powerful Democrats. Supreme Court Justices: Obama appointed two justices to the United States Supreme Court: Justice Sonya Sotomayor in 2009, the first Latina to serve on the Supreme Court, and Justice Elena Kagan in 2010.
In May 2011 President Obama announced that Osama Bin Laden had been killed by a U.S. operation launched in Abbottabad, Pakistan. The president said U.S. intelligence operatives received a tip of bin Laden's hideout and took action. "Justice has been done," Obama said from the White House. Upon taking office Obama distanced himself from the "War on Terror" he inherited from his predecessor George W. Bush. He ordered an end to the phrase, instead calling it a "Global Contingency Operation." Despite the name change, the assault on civil liberties that was central to Bush's "War on Terror" continues under President Obama's "operation." He pledged to bring the Iraq war to an end, and has withdrawn roughly 120,000 troops since taking office. Obama announced Oct. 21 that he will pull all U.S. troops out of Iraq by the end of the year, fulfilling a long-held campaign promise.
The 2009 stimulus negotiations, in which Republicans got several hundred billion dollars worth of tax cuts without agreeing to vote for the bill, were a sign of things to come. Negotiations over the 2011 budget reached a climax in April, with a showdown between Republicans and Democrats that threatened to shut down the federal government if the two parties could not reach a deal. At the eleventh hour, Congress pushed through a deal that was hailed as a victory for Republicans, because of the spending cuts Democrats agreed to. Democrats strongly opposed any cuts to spending. Republicans initially asked for $61 billion in cuts. Democrats later refused to go over $33 billion. The deal settled on $38.5 billion in cuts. Republicans had also tried to force social issues as part of the deal, hoping to defund Planned Parenthood and to stop government regulations on greenhouse gases, without success. However these and deeper cuts to spending are likely to be issues in the next budget fight. Months later Democrats and Republicans again went head to head over the raising the debt ceiling. The U.S. government reached its borrowing limit - $14.3 trillion - and risked defaulting on payments if they didn't if the debt limit wasn't raised. Republicans refused to raise the limit without drastic cuts, which Democrats chastised political grandstanding that cause the country to default. Again a last-minute deal was struck in which Republicans agreed to raise the debt ceiling enough to keep borrowing through 2013 in exchange for spending cuts. A super-committee was created to come up with a plan to trim the federal budget by an additional $2.4 trillion. In September the U.S. narrowly averted a government shutdown once more over negotiations on a spending bill. Republicans wanted to offset funding for disaster relief with cuts; Democrats refused. In the end Republicans caved on the cuts, but got Democrats to agree to give less cash to FEMA than they had wanted. The budget fight isn't over yet. In November Congress will have to figure out the rest of the 2012 federal budget. At that point the super committee created to save 1.2 trillion from the budget will reveal its plan.
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A wannabe emo. Tries so hard to fill the emo stereotype. My Chemical Romance t-shirts/hoodies are common. And as they say that 'real' emos dont admit it when asked, if you call them a gonk they will deny it.
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JJ the whale sculpture comes together
Artist D. Lynn Reeves looks on as bronze artist Justin Snow explains how each panel of bronze casting is added to the sculpture.
One recent December day, D. Lynn Reeves and Mary Coakley journeyed to Justin Snow's Escondido foundry, BronzeArtWork, to check on progress with the sculpture of JJ the baby gray whale that was orphaned and nursed back to health at SeaWorld. It was their first view of the work since they delivered the life-size clay model there in May.
The sculpture of the 14-1/2-foot mammal is a project of Friends of La Jolla Shores, which has raised $100,000 of the $125,000 need to pay for the project. Coakley is the driving force behind the effort and Reeves created the model, from which Snow and his team are building the sculpture of cast bronze panels.
On the day of the visit, Snow and his associates were down to fitting together the last few of the 46 pieces that are coming together to make the sculpture that will be placed at the Shores Kellogg Park playground. After that the seams will be smoothed out and patina applied before JJ makes an appearance at La Jolla Shores in 2011.
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The exit from I-55 Northbound to westbound Lakeland Drive will soon be shut down permanently. The exit allows traffic to turn right off of I-55 northbound and curve around up onto Lakeland drive to go to St. Dominic Hospital or other points west on Lakeland.
Nearly 2,000 motorists a day use the exit, according to Mississippi Department of Transportation figures.
"The number one priority of the highway system is to get you there safely," said Central District Transportation Commissioner Dick Hall. "Not to get you from point A to point B and get you there quickly. And this is one of those things we are doing for safety. It's a bad situation and anybody who has used it knows what a problem it is to merge"
The exit being eliminated is the least used exit at the I-55 Lakeland Drive interchange.
To compensate for the closing, MDOT will be adding a third left turn lane on exit 98B. The third lane will be complete before the loop is closed.
The project is expected to be proposed this month, with a tentative completion date of November 2014. The estimated cost is $1.6-million.
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Enhancing Services for Children Exposed to Violence
In just one 24 hour period in 2010, 20,406 children were living in a domestic violence shelter or transitional living program. Yes, they might have been safer, but they also had to give up a lot. Leaving their homes, jobs, friends, schools and community, these children and their mothers were displaced. Many domestic violence programs do not have the capacity to respond to all of the needs children bring with them, whether emotional, or physical, concrete and tangible.
To support these families, the Children's Program at Futures Without Violence, formerly Family Violence Prevention Fund, was chosen to be a national technical assistance provider for the US. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children, Youth and Families, Family and Youth Services Bureau's Expanding Services for Children and Youth program. In this capacity we provide tools and resources to support state domestic violence and sexual assault coalitions and local domestic violence programs to increase their capacity to respond effectively and with a research informed approach.
In 2010, four states (Alaska, Idaho, New Jersey and Wisconsin) were awarded grants under the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act to increase their states capacity to respond effectively to children who live with domestic violence. These states will help lead the way for others, creating a ripple effect until every state has an action plan to address the needs of children who come to local DV programs because they and their mothers are unsafe at home.
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Dr. Milton Comer, of Longboat Key and formerly of Louisville, died July 7. He was 83. He was born April 6, 1929, in Louisville to Morris and Pauline Schuckman Comer.
Dr. Comer was a retired surgeon, who practiced in Louisville for many years, a surgeon with the U.S. Army and a former member of Adath Jeshurun.
He is preceded in death by his wife, Gay Comer.
He is survived by sister, Jeanette Comer; sons, Evan and Joel; daughter, Julie Hoffman; and five grandchildren.
A memorial service will take place at a later date on Longboat Key.
Expressions of sympathy may go to the Dr. Milton and Gay Comer Fund at Jewish Community of Louisville, 3600 Dutchmans Lane, Louisville, Ky., 40205.
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The mother of Montgomery's 35th homicide victim is speaking about her son's involvement with a gang.
This, after Montgomery police arrested six gang members charged with his murder.
It has been more than two months since Dontavious McCall died from a gunshot wound to the head.
His mother, Elsie Jones, remembers finding him on Crescent road, right after it happened.
"When I got there he was just laying there and it shocked me from there."
Police say the shooting stemmed from tension between two gangs--the "Crescent Road Heroz" and "D Block."
Court documents state members of "D Block" shot at members of "Crescent Road Heroz."
Jones is certain her son wasn't in a gang.
"Even with his homeboys, they have a group picture when they were on Crescent. And all of them are throwing up gang signs except Dontavious. He always threw up a peace sign, it's never a gang sign."
Jones told WSFA 12 News others close to the crime said her son wasn't a part of the tension between the two groups. They just caught in the middle at the wrong time.
"I called over to speak with one of the relatives and he was assuring that Tay Tay didn't have anything to do with, he didn't do anything and Tay had nothing to do with what was going on and he was innocent."
Jones says her son was always encouraging his friends--even those in the "Crescent Road Heroz."
"[He's] the person that tries to keep everybody laughing and joking a lot. He was that type of person," says Jones.
She hopes her son's death will be a wake up call to anyone involved in a gang.
"Cause they can still see their child, I can't see mine. None whatsoever. And the way he left, I know we all gotta leave here cause we're not here forever. It's borrowed time. It's the way my son left, ya know. And he wasn't a bad person at all."
Even though police referred to them as a gang, Mrs. Jones doesn't believe "Crescent Road Heroz" is one.
She says they have always been a group that protects that area...and don't typically make a lot of noise.
Police confirm this homicide and 36th homicide this year were related.
Jones says they both involved in the same groups.
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2.23/5 rDev -34%
Golden amber in the glass with very little foam. Aroma is wet cardboard. The long bitter and dirty aftertaste is the deal breaker for me. Flavor of flat soda water. Strangely bitter, and then the metallic taste you can't get out of your mouth. No date, so maybe this has been around a while. Tastes like the flavor was wrung out of it by some chemical process, like a really bad near beer.
This is baffling. I like decent low-alcohol beers, but why would you want to brew a lite version of a style that needs some warmth and malt?
12-31-2011 06:07:30 | More by mactrail
4/5 rDev +18.3%
11-23-2011 04:47:14 | More by jmdrpi
3.88/5 rDev +14.8%
Pale bock isn't so pale, clear copper color with a small white colored head.
Smell is sweet and malty with a strong fresh bread aroma. Bruised banana scent and a little almond. Hops are of the Nobel type.
Starts out a little sweet with a nice toasted whole grain bread flavor. Slight bitter bite in the aftertaste but is by no means harsh and is about right. Slight banana flavor but not quite Banana Bread.
Mouthfeel is good.
Overall , Impressive for the low alcohol content. Tasty let something you can drink all night.
10-22-2011 01:36:47 | More by Zorro
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I drank this from a pub glass...
The beer is an amber/ copper color with a thin off white head. It smells of over-ripened fruit, some apricot and caramel malt, it's almost candylike. The beer is kind of watery, I could taste some nutty roasted malt and Belgian yeast, that's about it. The beer is thin and watery with lots of carbonation and kind of musty. This is a beer that I wouldn't want to drink again.
07-31-2011 00:54:14 | More by JMad
3.28/5 rDev -3%
This pours out as a nice amber color with. Yellowish tan head on it. The smell of the beer is sweet and had a slight funk to it. The taste of the beer was of sweet roasted caramel and rich malts. I found this to be decent to say the least. It wasn't something I'd need to have again.
05-14-2011 00:36:50 | More by Knapp85
3.53/5 rDev +4.4%
A soft, two-finger muted white head tops this brew, with glass stickers as it recedes. A clear amber color, active carbonation with very small bubbles keep the head around awhile.
The aroma of hops comes through in the scent, with a hint of citrus. First sip brings bright, bitter hops up front, with bread and malted grain flavors mellowing the middle of the palate. Lingering grapefruit notes in a hop accented finish, reminiscent of an ESB.
Well received in the mouth and a generally decent brew.
04-11-2011 01:31:52 | More by tubacharlie
3.73/5 rDev +10.4%
This beer is a deep coppery orange in color. A white head stands about one finger tall without ever really fading away and leaves fairly thick, spotty lacing down the glass as the beer recedes.
There's a bit of fruity sweetness on the nose beneath a toasty malt and a touch of herbal spiciness. Overall it's a bit faint up close and could use just a bit more balance.
The flavor is also mainly sweet and spicy beneath a malt backbone. There is a bit more hops presence in here than in the nose and balances better with the toasty/bready malts. There's a bit of odd spiciness lingering with hops in the finish.
The mouthfeel starts off with a crisp bite and gets smooth in the finish, but not before hitting a rough patch of graininess. The body is on the light side of medium and carbonation is moderate.
This beer has an impressively low ABV, and given that it's pretty good overall it's highly drinkable.
01-06-2011 17:30:03 | More by Brenden
2.88/5 rDev -14.8%
A - Light Brown almost copper color. Appealing at first. Little head but good visual carbonation.
S - Almost no smell at all. A little malt comes through.
T - Well balanced, but very little flavor at all. Slight malty after taste. Sweet flavor stays in the mouth quite a bit
M - Very light, little actual carbonation feel in the mouth
D - Good drink-ability like a domestic light, but does make me want to drink more than 2 though.
Overall I am not a big fan.
01-04-2011 01:14:40 | More by RonJon24
3.35/5 rDev -0.9%
Pours into an amber bodied brew with a creamy white head that has good retention, good lacing and good carbonation. The smell consists of tart apples, caramel, some flowers and some sweet malts. It has a nice smell to it, but the taste is not nearly as good as the smell. I taste some spiciness right away followed by some tart apples, caramel, dark fruits and hops. The aftertaste is of old apples and the mouthfeel is a creamy light bodied and is very drinkable since it is rather light. This beer in taste and feel does not do much for me, but I only have this one that came in the Michigan Brewing Company Sampler Pack.
12-11-2010 05:22:31 | More by DannyDan
2.78/5 rDev -17.8%
Color bordering on orange and yellow, good head. Couldn't put a finger on what I was smelling, lots of stuff, old fruit, alcohol, wood, chemicals.
Taste was all over the place too, metallic, pruney, then dry apples? Unique I guess, but nowhere near as good as their white ale. Kind of a weird aftertaste too, you just never know which aspect from the profile will hit you, and they aren't consistent with any style altogether, and definitely not a bock. I mean, if you're gonna throw all that out the window, the least you could do is add some hops.
10-07-2010 18:36:25 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.13/5 rDev -7.4%
I poured into a pint glass to a small off white head. The beer is amber colored. The aroma is spicy with sweet malt. The taste is spicy up front and finishes with caramel malt. This is a pretty bland beer. I guess I could drink a lot of it if I was in the mood for something boring and tastless.
09-16-2010 00:05:31 | More by buschbeer
2.8/5 rDev -17.2%
12oz bottle, pint glass
A - pours with barely a quarter inch of white fizz, settles to a thin layer and ring within a couple minutes. the beer is hazy, burnt copper in color. BPA?
S - lightly sweet caramel malts, some belgian yeast and a thin spicy finish.
T - very malty...toffee, caramel, brown sugar - slightly artificial. grains and nary a bit of hop bitterness, light metallic finish.
M - light body with firm carbonation. a little sticky.
D - well, its not awful but doesnt really fit the style at all...more like a bock (surprise). ill finish this and leave the rest for someone else.
07-14-2010 03:41:21 | More by Stigs
3.03/5 rDev -10.4%
12 oz.
Pours a clear light maple bronze. Slightly off-white head is sudsy at first and retains as a film.
Smells coppery and a bit malty, like molasses.
Taste is grainy and mildly tart, like soured grapes. There's a subtle lager bitterness.
Body is moderate and carbonation is mild but consistent.
Meh. It does okay, but it doesn't really stand out in any way. Would be easy to drink a few, and there's no reason why you would turn up your nose at it, but there's nothing to make you seek this out ahead of a hundred other beers either.
03-31-2010 23:40:30 | More by Cylinsier
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
A- Dark amber, clear body with a pretty standard head.
S- The smell clean with smells of biscuit dough, caramel, and a hint of apple
T- Taste is a light with a cracker-like grain quality and some moist hay flavors. Slightly floral hops
M- Ultra light and clean with minimal carbonation.
D- Pretty easy to down a few but nothing exciting enough to make me want to buy another 6-pack
09-22-2009 00:57:39 | More by EnojysAnyBeer
Ontario (Canada)
3.4/5 rDev +0.6%
Beware the singles bin: I noticed after purchasing a BB date of 05/31/06. Regardless, this beer held up in most respects. Hazy, dark honey / amber colour with one finger off-white head that left a ring and wispy surface featuring several large bubbles sitting still atop the brew. Some sheet lace. Smell was sweet with honey dew and vanilla wafer, a bit spicy, overall very pleasant aroma. Taste was tart and a bit sour, dark fruit, roasted malt, increasing oak with air. Texture was syrupy and a bit too boozy. Still, the style was recognizable as a bock and still quite quaffable, a bit too much alcohol but not bad. Interesting, to say the least.
09-19-2009 16:33:34 | More by ThatWineGuy
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
Sampled on 5-15-09
Pours a hazy but bright amber color, with a pleasant filmy head that sticks to the surface.
Smell is very sweet, with a nice burnt malt and fruity hops combo. Maybe just a bit too sweet.
Taste is more malt than I expected, with a subtle burnt quality like the smell. The finish is slightly bready with a little kick of hop bitterness.
Mouthfeel is quite carbonated, but not bad.
Drinkability is very good, just a bit too bland to get excited about.
Overall, a good beer, but whatever.
05-15-2009 21:55:51 | More by BMoney575
3/5 rDev -11.2%
I'm on a quest to find a pale bock without a weird aftertaste.
I drank this right out of the bottle so I'm not sure about the appearance.
Smell was average and nicely balanced with a slightly sweet aroma.
Taste was kind of mild with that weird aftertaste I mentioned above. Nice balance of hops and malt with the malt coming out the winner.
Mouthfeel and drinkability were right down the middle.
05-15-2009 01:47:37 | More by rdub
Celis Pale Bock from Michigan Brewing Company
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"Spit" was a good album, but it was rather annoying and had truly awful production. I just didn't think they could possibly outdo it, especially given the news that Fallon (guitarist/back-up vocals) had left the group. Well, I was dead wrong. Not only did Kittie outdo themselves 700 times over, they went borderline death metal on us (similar to Slipknot's "Iowa" that year). The sloppiness "Spit" maintained is gone as well as the raw musicianship. Morgan Lander is by far the best female singer ever. Instead of that annoying 11-year-old girl scream, she uses dry-lung vocal-distortion (an incredibly loud death metal growl). She can really sing too ("Safe" "In Winter"). I love her. Can't wait to see if her voice develops any more. As for guitar-riffs, they are no doubt the heaviest ever. I always found it amazing that Fear Factory could sound so heavy with just one guitarist, but since Morgan also does vocals this is more amazing. Her Meshuggah-style-riffs attack you like a dozen angry werewolves. You need only check out songs like "Mouthful Of Poison" "Severed" and "No Name" to understand. How she can play like this and sing at the same time is quite amazing as well. Talena (although I'm not sure she's even in the band anymore) is the heard loud and clear. Her bass can be mistaken for the drums though. Check out the intro to "Severed".Mercedes Lander is a great drummer, but she isn't quite as good as she was on "Spit". She noticeably uses double-bass drums more often though. The music is so heavy at times that it hurts, and who else can pull that off better. "Mouthful Of Poison" has got to one of the loudest songs I've ever heard. It is true that most of the other songs have the same sound to it as well, but it is so intense it can't bother you. There is also lots of melody in it, so you can't use that sissy comment "All they do is scream," at all. Plus, they experiment well. "Run Like Hell" is by far the best cover song I've ever heard, although it doesn't exactly fit with the rest of the album. Just read the lyrics from the original and check out the vocals and understand. Plus, "Safe" has a 3-minute piano interlude giving it a creepy vibe. Remember the organ-instrumental "Immortal" from "Spit"? Well, they need to try something else. The track gets really heavy at the end when the crashing guitars hammer you down. Pure innovation. People may be turned off by its extremely soft approach, but you need to just wait for things to develop.The two main standouts on the album are "In Winter" and the 10-minute-plus sludgefest "Pink Lemonade". "In Winter" has the same type of sound as "Charlotte", just heavier and with hella better screams. It doesn't capture the same haunting melody as "Charlotte" did however, but no less great. "Pink Lemonade" is the haunting, quite underrated closer. It takes time to develop, but it's slow, smashing guitar-riffs make you wish all metal albums would end this good. Yeah, people have been put off by its length and slow speed, but I completely disagree.I love this band to death and I will stand by them until they are gone. This is the real deal folks. You tell me Pantera or Vixen is heavier, I die laughing (no offense to Pantera. NONE!!). This is the heaviest release of 2001 along with Slayer's "God Hates Us All" and Slipknot's "Iowa". Please check this masterpiece a look. It's beyond worth it. peace…Standouts: Everyone of them, aforementioned the most worthy of title.
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Kittie's 2001 album on Artemis Records was produced by GGGarth (R.A.T.M, Red Hot Chili Peppers & Testament).On Spit, Kittie's 1999 debut, the just-out-of-high-school all-female quartet were an anomaly, giving the male-dominated metal scene a run for its money thanks to the Canadian lineup's near death-metal heaviness. On sophomore outing Oracle, minus original guitarist Fallon Bowman, Kittie rock harder than ever, yet lack the memorable songs required from a band of any gender or genre. In songs like "Mouthful of Poison," Morgan Lander's often ethereal, decidedly feminine vocals contrast with bassist Talena Atfield's death-metal growls. That, along with ferocious double-bass drums and extreme aggression, are the band's hallmarks, broken up by a Kittie-ized cover of Pink Floyd's "Run Like Hell" and "Safe," a spare, spooky and excellent departure in a sea of heavy sameness. Ultimately, Oracle's most redeeming quality is that of a role model for frustrated teenage girls, proving that, indeed, women are allowed to vent their rage and compete with men on the same playing field. –Katherine Turman
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Back in 2002 I was very new to Metal and Kittie shocked me with their 2nd release "Oracle". Much more mature then Spit, with better lyrics,vocals and instrumentation. To this day "Oracle" has not woren off as many other bands have.
This is probably THE Kittie album to get. Even though Kittie is in the studio right now recording their 4th release which will be gold, no doubt. But none the less "Oracle" was a huge mile-stone for Kittie and they take no prisoners. You can here Oracle's presense on their 3rd release, "Until The End" but "Until The End" had much more melody, while "Oracle" is straight up Metal. A definite buy!
Anything half-baked and coquettish about Kittie's notable yet flawed debut have been scrubbed away on their second album, _Oracle_. To what will be the surprise and delight of many a metalhead, the band have augmented their always strong confidence with this set of killer metal tunes. Not a bad riff on the platter, _Oracle_ will push Kittie's aspirations to a new horizon, although it won't surprise me (or them) if the differences between records one and two do not go over well with all the fans.The new disc, forsaking airbrushed pictures of the ladies for Tool-flavored x-ray artwork, shows that Kittie has matured greatly. Weathering the loss of fourth member Fallon, the band's move to a trio seems to have tightened the playing and songwriting. Deft, handsome heavy metal power is showcased from every corner. The songs have become slightly longer and more complex, with significant changes and sudden lurches that were not found on _Spit_. "Mouth of Poison" signals the new direction, a solemn power and rage oozing from every note. Morgan Lander's vocals range from a feminine plaintiveness to a black metal growl, lending each track a hue of emotional grandeur. Talena Atfield's bass keeps things dark and dense while Mercedes Lander's switch to steel kick-drum pads keep a beat that is more than substantial for the mid-tempo grind Kittie concocts. Tracks like "In Winter" are both magisterial as well as majestic, the band showing an excellent grasp of metal form combined with their own sensibilities. "What I Always Wanted" is an eerie dirge, "Safe" an admirable ballad. The plodding, atmospheric "Pink Lemonade" recalls parts of Neurosis and Godflesh. A cover of Pink Floyd's "Run Like Hell" works surprisingly well, and the title track is both a lyrical statement of the album's musical courage as well a summation of the disc's heartfelt pain told through a story of bludgeoning riffs and wails.Contrary to the information in Amazon's "professional" review, Morgan does do *all* the vocals on the record, although Talena helps out live (my source is an interview with Mercedes on the band's website). I feel the band would also rather be viewed on their merits as musicians instead of those purely gender-based. We all know women can create magnificent art describing and decrying their personal tragedies and despairs as effectively as men– the real triumph is when something such as this appears, as it does all too rarely. In the world of heavy metal in particular this is more true than ever. However, Kittie has carved, or clawed, a comfortable niche for itself with this strong sophomore effort.
As a fan of pure black and death metal I can tell you one thing, Kittie has gone far beyond the reaches of that all girl hardcore nu-metal outfit that I have grown to love, they have progressed to a level where most bands only dream of reaching. They have successfully mixed neo-metallic ideas, a both very etherial and brutal vocal apporach, a strong death metal edge, hardcore / metalcore riffing, and a slight gothic sound. 'Oracle' is starkly different than their Artemis debut 'Spit'. With 'Oracle' they have lost all of their nu-metal sound, but still retained the freshness and melody that came with it.Comparisons to bands such as KoRn and Slipknot are no longer appropriate when describing Kittie. Durring the aggressive portions of the album, it has more of an early Soilwork (pre-'A Preditor's Portrait') type feel to it, or a definite Lamb of God reference (the song "No Name" sounds so much like "Black Label" its scary, but it still retains its own identity), and a references to early Dismember and Death can be found on the album's opener "Oracle" and on "Mouthful of Poison". During the more melodic parts of the album, it sounds like a more etherial type vibe, he ll maybe even Sigur Ros influenced. But, again, unlike 'Spit', Morgan Lander's (vocals / guitars) voice has a beautiful, melodic quality to it, and her scream has been fined tune (references to the great Arch Enemy are pointless, she sounds almost nothing like Angela Gossow). The standout tracks on the album are "In Winter", "What I Always Wanted", "No Name", and "Run Like Hell" (one of the few times that a band has ever covered Pink Floyd and done them justice).This album goes beyond moth-goths who think 'Hot Topic' is what it means to be metal, it is a strong death metal insprired album that keeps one he ll of a melodic through out. But do remember inspired is the keyword here, Kittie in no way sounds like Vomitory or Immolation, but it is still just as good. Not since Tool has such a great band been accepted into the mainstream. Kittie's sophmore album 'Oracle' is definitely once for the ages, and is definitely one of my favorite albums.
I just had the pleasure of seeing Kittie play half of this album along with most off of "Spit" a week before I picked it up. And I must say that it is better than I thought it would be. They call them a "Metal" band for a reason and this album is proof positive why. It's got angst, anger, gutteral growls, and prime metal melodic tension dripping on all sides. For a good portion of "Oracle" has a raw metal about the same skill level of Soulfly and Ill Nino. I must admit, despite the focus on Morgan's screams on "Oracle"; my favorite tracks are "In Winter", "Run Like Hell", "Pain", & the albums first single: "What I always Wanted". On these tracks the sounds have more variety to them that break up the throat aching screams that make up most of the album (don't get me wrong I love these too), "Wolves", "No Name" & the albums title track "Oracle". I even love the final track to the disc which is called "Pink Lemonade" which takes on a slow, beautiful yet LOUD Melvins-like ambiance — which I think more bands need to do — an excellent way to close off a collage of words & sounds from Kittie. In conslusion, if you have the taste for something Metal with a bit of melody, pick up 'Oracle'… You won't be disapointed.


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Perrysburg Schools have a new full-time fundraising director, but the new position isn't sitting well with some parents.
The position could bring in thousands of dollars for the schools, but parents in the district say they are concerned with how much the new director's $77,000 salary is going to cost taxpayers.
"It is money that we have allocated for this purpose," said Superintendent Tom Hosler. "It was part of our budget, however, we drive our budget from taxpayers."
One taxpayer, Judith Glandville, says the salary "isn't too out of line." She says she doesn't want her granddaughter's education to solely rely on state funding.
"Any time we get state funding cuts, we need to find other ways to add value to our school system," she said. "If doing this is a method of doing that, then that's what we need to do."
Hosler says with dwindling state funds, a full-time fundraising position is needed.
"The way education is being funded is changing, and we owe it to our community to explore ways to make the change possible here," he said.
District officials are hoping a new, full-time employee dedicated to fundraising will bring in hundreds of thousands of dollars in the years to come.
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Lawton_A water main break near Eisenhower Middle School forced the school to cancel classes for the day Thursday. Students and school staff were sent home sometime after 10am.
Lawton Public Works officials say this was just the latest in a series of water main breaks throughout the city, including four happened on Thursday.
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Solartron ISA, a business unit of AMETEK Process & Analytical Instruments, offers a retrievable instrument pack that allows operators to remove and replace DP (Differential Pressure) transmitters using an ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle). The first units (9 off) of this new system currently are being supplied to a deepwater project offshore Nigeria that includes both water injection and gas injection flowmeters. The system typically consists of a flow meter, seven-valve manifold, inboard plate and outboard instrument pack, including DP transmitters. Necessary ROV tooling can be rented or purchased. Options include hot stab methanol injection for flushing through the impulse pipe work from the inboard plate to the flowmeter. Each instrument pack is supplied with 2 off DP transmitters for redundancy. That allows operators to continue measurement using a single transmitter until the retrieval/replacement of the instrument pack can be handled as a routine intervention. The ROV instrument pack is suitable for water depths of 3000 meters (10,000 feet). Solartron ISA will provide specific installation requirements for optimum configuration based on individual project needs.


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September – October 2014
Our annual dinner at Dry Creek Peach is definitely a yearly highlight – this is our eighth year in the orchard! Words just can't express the beauty of the peach orchard at the peak of season, the cold, sweet taste of White Peach Bellinis on a hot summer evening, the warmth and passion of farmers Gayle and Brian Sullivan as they lead a tour of their organic farm, and the engaging charm of chef John Ash as he orchestrates the cooking and dining experience. Chef John has created an amazing menu for our dinner, weaving Dry Creek Peaches throughout the entire savory and sweet four-course menu.
We'll enjoy our sumptuous peach dinner with wonderful J.Rickards wines.
Spend a fun afternoon exploring and refining your culinary sensory abilities. During this class, Chef John Ash will review the dynamics of how we taste, and then dive into an interactive exploration of how food and wine work with each other. You'll come away with some basic templates to operate from to help you put food and wine together successfully. And you'll gain a much better understanding of how to make positive matches happen, whether you're dining at a restaurant or in your own home.
Instructor bio: John Ash is an instructor for the CIA at Greystone's Sophisticated Palate™ program, the founder of John Ash & Company, and the longtime culinary director for Fetzer Vineyards. His newest venture is Sauvignon Republic Cellars, which specializes in Sauvignon Blancs from around the world. Chef Ash received a James Beard Award for John Ash Cooking One on One: Private Lessons in Simple, Contemporary Food from a Master Teacher.
Once a year we gather a small number of outstanding human beings to share their story with you in a barn, in a rustic farming community 90 minutes north of the Golden Gate Bridge. Our hope is that the stories and conversations allow you to observe and reflect in a way that invites new possibility.
Doing starts with being. We firmly believe this. We also believe that trust breeds magic and curiosity trumps judgement. DO USA is about embracing uncertainty, quieting your cleverness, supporting vulnerability and living empathy.
You'll laugh hard and you'll probably shed a tear. You'll hug, you'll dance, you'll gaze at the stars and promise yourself you'll do this more often.
You'll dream big, you'll walk barefoot in the grass. You'll breath deeply and you'll sit still and wonder. You'll need to zip your sleeping bag all the way to the top and you'll need coffee, because there are moments you don't want to miss…they could change your life forever.
It's a small event, we'll be romancing 100 amazing individuals. There are no name tags, everyone is equal. You'll eat and drink fresh local organic food and wine grown on site, your senses won't know what hit them.
Culinary-Super-Star Chef John Ash will be cooking up amazing recipes from his brand new cookbook, Culinary Birds. The book, published in late 2013, was recently nominated for a prestigious James Beard award. This special event will include a walking tour of the farm, a focused cheese tasting and Chef John demonstrating 4 outstanding recipes from the book that will be served up for a delicious lunch. Retail Sales and Book Signing will complete the delicious and fun-filled day.
Fall is on its way, the perfect time for soup and (what else?) poultry! I'll be cooking up recipes for a warm chicken posole, Korean chicken wines and more on October 2 at Draegers in San Mateo. More details and tickets online.


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Caldwell and his startup App.net told Facebook, more or less, to stuff it.
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Marc Andreessen, who sat on both Facebook and Caldwell's boards, will be giving up his Mixed Media Labs/App.net board seat, AllThingsD reports.
Scott Weiss, an Andreessen Horowitz partner who has no tie to Facebook, will fill the void.
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SBNation is happy to bring you live results and thoughts on the main card of UFC 124. Our coverage will begin with the pay-per-view broadcast at 10:00 p.m. ET and continue through the end of the card. We will bring you live updates with the results of each fight as well as round-by-round updates of the main event.
That main event features Georges St. Pierre defending his UFC welterweight championship against rival Josh Koscheck. The two men have history, having already fought at UFC 74 with St. Pierre winning by unanimous decision. Now they meet for a second time after competing as coaches on this past season of The Ultimate Fighter. Serving as the co-main event on tonight's show is a bout between heavyweights Stefan Struve and Sean McCorkle. Three other solid bouts round out the night's action.
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PORT HENRY — Providers say the local impact from the governor's proposed cuts to disability services would be devastating if they are passed with the 2013-14 budget.
But the budget proposals from the State Legislature this week restored $120 million for the disability-services programs that Gov. Andrew Cuomo had removed in his spending plan.
The $120 million would also eliminate federal matching funds, so the actual loss to the programs would be $240 million.
The final vote on the state's 2013-14 budget is still yet to come, however.
Locally, Mountain Lake Services would lose more than $2 million from its $42 million annual budget, Executive Director Marty Nephew said.
"We would still have provided services, but not at the same levels. We're fortunate the legislature voted to restore it."
Nephew said that as many as 65 jobs would be lost if the funding is withheld.
Mountain Lake Services, based in Port Henry, provides services to people with developmental disabilities and their families. It employs 727 people at facilities in 16 of the 18 towns in Essex County.
In a news release, State Assemblyman Dan Stec (R-Queensbury) applauded the action to restore the funding.
"In our communities, we always believe in lending a hand to those who need it most, and this proposed budget cut would have taken hundreds of millions away from people who rely on this assistance. I'm pleased my colleagues in both the Assembly and Senate took action to ensure that would not happen.
Both the State Senate and Assembly passed the measures in their budget proposals on Tuesday, removing the 6 percent cut to private, nonprofit providers of support to citizens with developmental disabilities from the governor's original budget plan.
"Providers of services to the developmentally disabled do a fantastic job helping our most vulnerable members of society on enough of a shoestring budget as it is," Stec said in the release.


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Lawyer for Suspected Drug Kingpins Is Murdered; 2nd Such Killing in 1 Month
Posted Aug 31, 2009 2:11 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
For the second time in less than a month, a Mexican lawyer who represented high-profile drug suspects has been murdered in an execution-style attack.
Americo Delgado, 81, was ambushed by at least three men outside his home in the suburbs of Mexico City on Friday and stabbed to death, reports the Los Angeles Times. No possible motive was reported.
On Aug. 9, another criminal defense lawyer who has represented suspected drug kingpins, Silvia Raquenel Villanueva of Monterrey, was gunned down in a crowded marketplace.
More than 11,000 people, including police officers and other lawyers, have been killed in Mexico in apparent drug-related violence since December 2006, when President Felipe Calderon launched a government crackdown on illegal drug activities that has exacerbated gang rivalries.
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Designer Olivier Theyskens worked with James Kaliardos for MAC to execute the woman of the future, putting the focus on a diffused, lit-from-within complexion. The hair, by Kérastase's Odile Gilbert, felt equally polished yet untouched, with strands slicked back into a headband for a cool waterfall effect. Curious to see what we'll all look like in 2013? Well, check out our video now. 1 / 11 Video: The Oscars' Toughest Matchups: Who Will Win? There are a few actors who seem like shoo-ins for Oscars this year, but there are still some big categories that have us wondering. Who will win best actress? Best supporting actor? Or the big one, best picture? Watch as our editors weigh in with their picks for this year's biggest Oscar matchups in this episode of The Buzz. 2 / 11 Lemon Raspberry Fizz: Get Buzzy With This Gorgeous Champagne Cocktail! Happy Valentine's Day! 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The Oscars are just days away, and we will be live in studio, on the red carpet, and backstage keeping you updated on all the stylish action! As we eagerly await the gorgeous gowns to (officially) hit the red carpet, we're rounding up the starlets we're most excited to see on Hollywood's biggest night. Watch it here! On Allison McNamara: Armani Exchange dress. Hair and makeup by Kasia Bohos. 7 / 11 A Macaron Soap So Cute, You'll Want to Eat It! (But Don't.) Macaron soap? Yes, not only are macarons decadent French pastries, but now they can be luxurious hand soaps, too. Watch and learn how to create your own mini-sized, decadent macaron soaps. They smell amazing and make great party favors, too. Learn from us, though, and don't set these near the kitchen . . . They may get taste-tested by mistake. 8 / 11 Must-Do Moves to Rock Your High Heels We all love a pair of high heels, but those stilettos can be taxing on your feet, ankles, and calves. 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Week 4: Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
Date/Time: Sept. 29; 1 p.m. ET
Location: Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland Ohio
Bengals 2012 record: 10-6 (0-1 playoffs)
Browns 2012 record: 5-11
Offensive Rankings:
Bengals: 17th
Browns: 19th
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Browns: 24th
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Defensive Rankings:
Bengals: 7th
Browns: 25th
Bengals: 12th
Browns: 19th
Bengals: 6th
Browns: 23rd
Head-To-Head Record:
42-37 Bengals (16-23 in Cleveland)
Offseason Additions:
Bengals: LB James Harrison, LB Aaron Maybin, TE Alex Smith, G Mike Pollak
Browns: QB Jason Campbell, LB Paul Kruger, K Shayne Graham
Key Draft Picks:
Bengals: TE Tyler Eifert, RB Giovani Bernard, DE Margus Hunt, SS Shawn Williams
Browns: OLB Barkevious Mingo, CB Leon McFadden
The Battle of Ohio is always an intense game. Even when both the Bengals and Brown struggled, the games between the two were often nail biters. The Browns haven't been able to enjoy the Bengals' success over the last few years, but don't let that fool you into thinking this will be an easy game, especially since it's in Cleveland.
The Browns have made some major improvements and their 5-11 record isn't exactly a good measurement of their team. Their defense is much better than their 25th overall ranking and if quarterback Brandon Weeden improves, the offense, with Trent Richardson in the backfield, could improve by leaps and bounds as well. Having said that, though, the Bengals, if on their game, should be able to beat the Browns. The Browns may have improved, but they're still be hind the Bengals in every aspect of the game.


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Do Good: An App That Gives Back
March 29, 2010 at 12:39 pm , by Amanda Wolfe
We're psyched about CauseWorld, a cool new iPhone app that lets you donate to your favorite causes—without actually spending your own cash. Here's how it works: Big-name sponsors donate money to the CauseWorld pool. You "check in" at local stores to earn "karmas," unlock those dollars and decide where you want your contributions to go to. You can pick from a range of causes: ofsetting carbon, preventing child abuse, fighting cancer, helping students in need, providing clean drinking water, getting aid to Haiti, plantitng a tree, feeding the hungry, saving abused animals, and more. (That's a heck of a list—there's definitely a charity here for everyone.)
Download the free app and start sending your good karma out into the world!
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ANDERSON, Ind. —
Amelia Rudolf, 93, has been staying with family since July 16, when she was subjected to what Anderson Police Chief Larry Crenshaw called a "horrific and unimaginable" attack in her own home.
"I would like to go back because it's the house that my husband built for me and my family," Rudolf said Monday afternoon during a news conference at the Anderson Police Department. "And I've been happy there all my life until just now."
But Rudolf's not sure that she'll be able to go back after a man broke into her home that night in July and sexually assaulted her. Maybe after some time has passed, she said.
Her alleged attacker, Iquise V. Taylor, 17, was arrested Friday and, already incarcerated at the Madison County Youth Center, waived onto adult court. Taylor was formally charged Monday with rape, criminal confinement, strangulation, burglary and violation of probation.
The attack happened after midnight on July 16 in Rudolf's home, in the 3600 block of Hamilton Place in the Polish Acre neighborhood.
According to the probable cause affidavit, Taylor kicked in Rudolf's locked back door and confined her to the bed, covering her mouth with his hand and assaulting her. Nothing was reported stolen from the home and nothing was vandalized.
A witness told police that he was on his front porch around midnight when Taylor came up to him and asked if he had a cigarette. That witness noted Taylor did not have any shoes on and was acting odd — police found a footprint on Rudolf's back door that they believed to be a barefoot print or someone wearing socks but no shoes.
Taylor, who initially denied the attack during an interview in early August, did provide a DNA sample to police that matched DNA taken from Rudolf, the affidavit said.


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Glamorous Monochrome Check Shift Dress.
Back Zip fastening. Approx length 31 inch.Colour: Black/White. Polyester. Machine washable.
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Glamorous Long Sleeve Swing Dress - Black
Bringing sixties chic back into your wardrobe, this gorgeous swing dress by Glamorous will perk up your looks on blustery days.
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- Length: 33 inches
Glamorous Silky Printed Cami Dress
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Double layered, cross back straps, silky fabric. Length approx 34 inch.Colour: Black Floral. Polyester. Hand wash only.
Glamorous Swing Dress with Gold Metal Neckline
This gorgeous swing dress by Glamorous puts a swinging sixties spin on the LBD for a flirty, fun day to evening look.
In a super soft fabric this dress is luxe-to-the-touch, surrounding you in ultimate comfort. In classic black this frock will become a season staple throughout the year and the gold metal neckline adds a decadent Midas touch. The swing style is synonymous with the the laid back era of Mod and Twiggy so take a cue from the past and make sure you have your eyeliner and false lashes to hand!
Give a nod to mod and sport this dress with oversized earrings, Mary-Jane shoes and a teeny-tiny box clutch for evening.
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- Gold hardware to neckline
- Long sleeve design
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- 33 inches
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Glamorous Palm Leaf Print Shirt Dress
This shirt swing dress by Glamorous is a feminine take on the tailored trend and the perfect way to add a dash of girly glamour to your look.
This dress with all-over palm leaf print brings to mind summer holidays spent in far-flung, exotic countries. In a lightweight fabric with long sleeves it is the perfect transitional piece to fly you from spring through to summer. The swing shape combines shirt inspired tailoring with a flirty swing skirt for a stylish day-to-evening choice.
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An early fall weather pattern followed Tuesday night's cold front into Cenla. Most locations fell into the 50s Wednesday morning as the cooler and drier air settled in. The lowest temperatures came from Winnfield with 51 and Jena with 52. DeRidder and Opelousas saw the highest readings Wednesday morning with 61 degrees.
Despite uninterrupted sunshine, the normal daytime temperature rise was a bit sluggish. At some points, the min-to-max turn around was only 15-20 degrees. The average high was about 80 degrees. The low humidity made for a comfortable day.
Temperatures Wednesday night are expected to fall to their lowest level since late April. A few upper 40s look likely in the Winnfield-Olla-Jena corridor as well as the Natchez, Miss. area and portions of Vernon Parish and eastern Grant Parish. Everyone I talked to said "bring it on."
Special note: Fall officially begins at 9:49 AM SDT, Saturday, September 22nd.
Tom Konvicka