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4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
04-17-2014 20:55:56 | More by uturn
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-26-2013 20:14:21 | More by ystazi
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -12.3%
06-09-2013 19:32:51 | More by liamt07
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -6%
06-09-2013 04:13:55 | More by Sammy
3.83/5 rDev -4%
A: Nice bold dark brown, close to black. Very little head on this beer.
S: raisins, maple, the dark fruit smell of a tripel but more subtle. Barely
recognize any alcohol smell.
T: Lots of brown sugar/maple cant distinguish. The only flaw may be the complexity
which Im actually enjoying.
M: Low carbonation
Overall I really enjoyed this beer, kind of close to barleywine but Quad seems to
fit the brew as well. Thanks to the crew @ Cave de Bulles in Paris, for reccomending this and many other great French artisanale beers.
06-05-2013 20:09:16 | More by Dodgerrigo77
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -6%
06-02-2013 13:50:10 | More by papat444
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
04-07-2013 15:40:21 | More by Rohkey
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
11-03-2012 01:39:08 | More by splendidsplinter
4.38/5 rDev +9.8%
A very interesting barley wine that managed to keep its dark ale appeal.
Strong in mouth, delicate smell, a coffee after-taste and the usual barley wine overall feeling on top of it all. A very good darker barley wine to please all mouths.
Anybody could please replace the "belgian strong dark ale" by a "barley wine"?
Because it's not making any justice to this very good beer.
EDIT: Victory.
10-22-2012 21:09:47 | More by kaneel
4/5 rDev +0.3%
10-19-2012 00:50:42 | More by gunclubchris
4/5 rDev +0.3%
A-dark brown red color with a light tan head and some lacing
S-roasted malt, dark fruit, caramel, coffee
T-light roasted malt, caramel, raisins, coffee, hints of chocolate
F-medium body with moderate carbonation, smooth and alcohol reasonably well hidden
O-a flavorful strong dark ale, may improve some with aging
10-11-2012 19:05:41 | More by MDDMD
3.9/5 rDev -2.3%
Purchased at a shop in Paris and poured into a snifter.
Pours an excellent black cola color with a generous off white head that maintains like I dropped some Pop Rocks into it.
Smells like a delightful mix of chocolate malts and dark fruit with a hint of yeast. In some ways it smells like a blueberry muffin or a bit of raisin bread.
The beer drinks similarly. It starts out more like a rich stout with an excellent Belgian mouthfeel that spares the citrus. The sip gives way to yeast, dark fruit and booze flavors. Finishes with some dark malt and bitter chocolate flavors on the tongue. Subsequent sips yield a reversal of the order which makes this interesting.
I can't shake it but this beer drinks like a pastry, which I like as I find this different an interesting. I think it could use a cellaring to mellow and let the flavors coalesce a bit better but over all this is an interesting beer that likely won't be for everyone.
05-16-2012 00:29:46 | More by TheStove
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
04-27-2012 00:47:53 | More by CADMixes
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
330ml bottle served in a Leffe chalice.
A: Pours a brown color and a big beige head is formed. Retention is medium and old very few lacings are left
S: Sweet. Coffee and dark chocolate first, followed by dry dark fruits like plums and raisins. Caramel and roasted malts
T: Follows the nose. Coffee and dark chocolate are a must. Also roasted malts and yeasts. Dark fruits. And a nice earthy bitterness can be felt. Very well balanced sweet-bitterness
M: Full molasses body. Medium to low carbonation
O: Very easy drinking despite the 11% ABV. Great beer. The best French beer I've ever had
03-08-2012 20:41:09 | More by eduardolinhalis
4.28/5 rDev +7.3%
Pours black with coffee and malty nose. It has similarities with the "Telenn Du", who's made by the same brewery but it is more unctuos with its warm old fruits flavor. Definitely better with some age. Let it grows on you. Delicious and powerful
03-11-2010 15:35:18 | More by csais75
3.8/5 rDev -4.8%
Poured into Cantillon flute.
Black color, tan head. Ring of bubbles persists around edge of glass.
Smells of plums, molasses, Caribbean malt beverages.
Strong flavors - burnt sugar, caramel, hint of cherries or raspberries. Very sweet maltiness. Some bitterness, as in roasted malt bitterness in stouts. Lots of residual sugars give full, sweet taste and mouthfeel.
Coating, sticky mouthfeel.
Alcohol well hidden. Drinkable in measured portions.
04-19-2009 14:05:42 | More by brc
3.75/5 rDev -6%
Pours black with a fairly dark tan head. Nose is thickly sweet with lots of malts. Flavor is roasted coffee and a good bit of molasses as well. Tones down to a thick malt profile as it warms. Old fruits on the palate. Alcohol is noticed, but masked a bit. Feel is typical on liquid. Carbonation is okay. Yes. This does need some time to mellow out. Decent enough now, but could be a lot better with some age.
03-22-2009 06:44:40 | More by RblWthACoz
3.83/5 rDev -4%
Almost black in color, with a quite good beige head.
Smell of cocoa beans and chocolate, harmonious. Some alcohol, not too much.
Cocoa and chocolate in the taste, too, with some roast and hazelnut notes.
A soft and delicate mouthfeel, with a bit of alcohol, and also, quite strangely, some fresh herbal note. Very interesting.
Hazelnut and roast in the aftertaste, with cocoa and herbal note. Interesting.
After a while som ewoody notes, and boozy, almost a barley wine. Good.
A very interesting brewery, this Lancelot.
11-15-2008 20:56:23 | More by stcules
4.38/5 rDev +9.8%
Beer bottle (33cl.), tasted in 2002.
Appearance : dark red color, with tan foamy head.
Smell : alcohol and roasted malty aromas.
Taste and mouthfeel : roasted, dark dried fruit, licorice notes.
Lot of character and bitterness, it has a taste close to a Rochefort 10.
Drinkability : A good beer in the style Belgian strong dark ale.
The XI.I (eleven one) is brewed only one night in the year, the night of Samhain (the Celtic New Year) between sunset and sunrise, it naturally 11.1% alcohol. drink at cellar temperature.
Review translated form french 11-1-2008, vintage 2007 tasted nov. 2012 (it's better to put this beer in cellar, and wait 3 to 5 years).
11-16-2007 22:18:41 | More by thierrynantes
3.38/5 rDev -15.3%
33 cl of dark dark red, almost black, and three fingers of beige foam that quickly disappears with a frizzling sound of high carbonation. Smell is not so intense, quite indecifrable for me, but very penetrating, fixing on the palate. Taste of coffe and of liquor, a hint of "china" (italian liqueur), and velvet on my tongue. Very sweet and warm all over my mouth, but itchy on the tip of the tongue. Bubbles are all gone away in few minutes (maybe drunk too cold...).
A decent strong (very strong, 11.1 % vol) dark ale, but I'm not so impressed. I had this bottle in my refrigerator for a year and a half, I was expecting more.
01-16-2006 21:48:57 | More by Voss
XI.I from Brasserie Lancelot
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THIEVES have stolen 50 canaries from an elderly woman's aviary – just days after her home was targeted in a separate burglary.
The birds, which are worth £30 each and include six rare white canaries, were stolen using a small hand net at the home, in Botley Road, Horton Heath.
The 83-year-old victim, Audrey Birch, has been left "shocked" by the break-in which happened just ten days after her home was ransacked for items of jewellery.
In the first break-in, thieves left a tap running and threw water across the conservatory as they made off with gold watches and a gold ring with diamond stones.
Overnight on Sunday, they forced a padlock off to reach the aviary in the garden before stealing the collection of canaries.
Five years ago, thieves stole around 30 birds from her son's home next door.
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Pack to Implode in 2006?
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As if the Green Bay Packers' 4-12 season in 2005 wasn't bad enough, the first year under new coach Mike McCarthy is showing early signs of being a potential train wreck.
The evidence? At a time when the team should be getting up to speed on the new systems that the new staff is putting into place, far too many players who'll be expected to contribute when the season begins are still nowhere to be found.
And McCarthy is coming off like a guy with no juice, telling the media that he doesn't know when guys like cornerback Al Harris, cornerback Charles Woodson, receiver Rod Gardner, and defensive tackle Ryan Pickett will show up for OTAs that run through June 21.
Harris isn't with the team because he's unhappy with his contract -- a fact that prompted McCarthy to take out some of his frustrations recently on Jason Wilde of the Winsconsin State Journal, who had the audacity to, you know, report the reason for Harris' absence.
But Harris is a guy who pre-dates the regime of McCarthy and G.M. Ted Thompson; Woodson and Pickett are guys that Mike and Ted added this offseason.
As one league insider has explained, the absence of Woodson and Pickett is further proof as to why both have been deemed underachievers during their NFL careers. "They've have never played up to all the hype, and then they go to a new team and are still pieces of sh-t off and on the field," said the source.
We've previously opined that the Pack are capable of winning the NFC North in 2006, and that their effort in 2005 wasn't as pathetic as their 4-12 record would indicate. But given that NFL teams put in 90 percent of the offense and defense during offseason workouts, we're starting to develop real concerns that the Pack will struggle come September.
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I saw this on PFT. This coach must be a real dingy. Can you image what the Star/Trib sports writers would say about him when they kick around Childress like they do? Then again, they are stupid enough to think he's the smartest coach in the world. This guy has lot control of the team before the season ever starts.
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0-16? I think so!
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I think we have a really great chance at dominating the NFC North!! If you look at the Packers, they don't have everyone at practice, you have a 16 season QB who came off terrible season, and you are now trying to teach that guy a whole new Offense!! Detroit Lions: They hate practicing hard, having a new coach in the mix and they got a scrub QB!! I know we have a new coaching staff on Offense and Defense, but we have most, if not all, of the players in practice learning this new playbook!! I think it will play out like last season; where it was a battle between the Bears and the Vikes!! I just don't think the Bears did enough in the offseason to upgrade on either side of the ball, plus their RB is complaining about his Contract which doesn't help their team chemistry at all!!http://www.myspace.com/pooptin
Re: Pack to Implode in 2006?
With the great draft they had, they'll win 4 games. They shouldn't worry though, all these top 5 picks will eventually lead to them being a good team.
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In the North IMHO I think the Detroit Kittys might sneak up on a few teams this year.
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A teenager in New Haven said she needed to break free from the grip of a man who entered her home while she was alone on Tuesday evening.
Police said a 13-year-old girl had been inside her family's apartment and heard her door opening. At that time, the girl said she saw a man standing in her doorway and he told her he was home alone and wanted her to come into his apartment.
She said she told him no and to leave.
Believing he left the apartment, she went back upstairs and was on her computer when she said she looked up and the man was standing in her doorway.
At that point, she told police, he grabbed her and wrapped his arms around her.
The teen was able to break free from his grip, pushed him away and ran into another room to call her mother.
Her mom, who was at work, got on the phone with the intruder, identified as Calvin Burruss, 23, and told him to get out of the apartment.
He was arrested and charged with risk of injury, sexual assault and burglary.
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In order to start the New Year with a clean
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With the New Year comes the challenge of
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together a little "survival kit." Include a few
days' worth of energy bars, flashlights and
batteries, blankets, powdered milk and nonperishable
food that doesn't require cooking
or refrigeration. Pull your cold-weather gear
out of storage. This may include sleds, skis,
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very important to make sure everything is in
working order and ready to go. Get your
coats, hats, mittens and scarves out so that
they are handy when you need them.
It is important to continue to organize
throughout the rest of the year on a daily
basis. Fein suggests that you should, "Set
aside at least 10 minutes each day
to make sure your home or office
remains clutter-free. It's much easier
to do 10 minutes a day than try
to set aside an entire hour at the
end of each week. Once you get
into the habit — after two weeks or
so — it will come naturally and effortlessly."
Fein has some great tips to conquer
your clutter. She recommends,
"The best organizing
systems are simple to maintain.
Don't try to design a filing system
that takes more than a few minutes
a day to uphold. When organizing
your closet, don't get caught up in
trying to organize by color, size
and season, or you'll spend a lot of
time trying to keep a system that
takes too much effort and will not
last. If you're not sure what to do,
ask a professional organizer, a
salesperson at an organizing store,
or a friend or family member." It's
enough to keep track of our own
messes but then we have to worry
about keeping the rest of our families
clean and organized as well.
Fein suggests, "If you get the family
involved in the setting up of the
[organization] systems, then they
will most likely be better at helping
maintain it."
Many people have every intention of organizing
their homes but don't get around to
it because of what she calls, the "Three Ts."
Fein explains the "Three Ts," as, "Time —
many jobs are too overwhelming and could
take two to three times as much time to
complete than it would for a professional;
(Avoid) Trial and error — even if you had
the time, you still would need to put in place
the right organizational systems that can last
long term. Many times, individuals try to declutter
and end up having to revisit the project
a few short months later; Too busy —
even if you wanted to tackle the project
yourself, it is very difficult to set aside the
amount of time to complete the assignment."
Fein extols the many health, relationship,
social, work and money management benefits
that go along with being organized. "Perhaps
the most important of all benefits is
avoiding the stress that comes with a cluttered
home or office. Stress is a leading cause
of illness." Many find that their relationships
benefit from not having the stress of a cluttered
home. And, you're less likely to invite
others into a messy home, so an organized
space may just ramp up your social life. Concerning
work-related benefits, Fein says,
"Need to find that paper in a hurry? Don't
get the reputation as the messy one in your
office or home office." Lastly, regarding
money management benefits, "Pay all your
bills on time with proper bill paying systems
in place."
If you were ever curious as to how professional
organizers work, she gave us an inside
Step 1: Discussion. A professional organizer
first has an informal consultation (either
by phone or in person) to determine what
your problem areas are.
Step 2: Evaluation. A professional organizer
needs to see the actual problem and develop
a proper solution.
Step 3: Choices. You then have the option
to have a consultation, where you will be
given specific, concrete steps to clear out the
clutter, or, the professional organizer will
give an estimate of the time needed to clear
the clutter.
Step 4: Clear the clutter. This process takes
many forms. The organizer will work handin-
hand with you to determine what to keep,
what to throw, and what to sell or store. For
paper management, a filing system will be
developed. Bill-paying systems will be introduced.
Bookshelves and storage areas will be
neatly organized. Products to help keep the
space clutter-free will be introduced and offered
for purchase.
Step 5: Maintain. You will be given exact
instructions on how to maintain the space
clutter-free. Or, you can opt for a regular
maintenance program that some organizers
now offer.
Step 6: You are now clutter-free. Make it a
part of your daily routine to keep the space
Fein also has a system of "Three Es" to
guide you through the process of selecting a
professional organizer. The "Three Es" include
experience, expertise, and excellent
references. If you are looking for an organizer,
Fein suggests going to the National Association
of Professional Organizers
(NAPO) website, www.napo.net, doing research
through Google searches, and
through word of mouth.
Whether you are in need of some routine
cleaning or major reconstruction, organization
is the key to being successful in many
aspects of life. Once you get in the habit of
organizing, it will become easier to keep up
with your messes and not get lost in the clutter.
For more information about Fein's company,
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clutterbusters.com, call 1-866-CLUTTER, or
email email@example.com.
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A CHANCE visit to a job centre led to a return to the fold for store manager Lisa Jordan, the new manager at St Helens' latest fashion store.
Roman, the family-owned women's clothes retailer has moved into the Church Square Shopping Centre, headed by Lisa and her six-strong team.
It has given a boost to the town centre's retail sector, which has been battling with closures and changing shopping trends.
The Birmingham-based company has returned to St Helens with its latest branch, having previously been in town within TJ Hughes.
Lisa, mum to five year-old Chloe, said: "I went with a friend to the job centre and saw the advert for a manager and just had to apply, because I knew the company so well.
"I previously worked with Roman as Cheltenham store manager, but had to leave when I moved north with my family to Rainhill, when my husband Tony, an electrical engineer, relocated to Whiston with his job.
"At the time Roman didn't have a store in this area so I got a job managing a charity shop - but I love fashion and I've always liked the clothes that Roman Originals stocks.
"So far it's been very busy. Many customers remember the brand from the previous store. I'd describe our range as classic daywear, evening and special occasion but without the price tag of some of the larger high street chains."
Church Square Shopping Centre manager Steven Brogan welcomed the Roman team.
He said: "It's lovely to welcome Lisa and her new recruits to the Church Square Shopping Centre team. Roman and its range of ladies fashion is a great addition to what's already on offer."
Roman, first established in 1957, now has more than 150 outlets around the UK. It designs and manufactures its own range of ladies clothing
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NASHUA, N.H. (MyFoxBoston.com) – A 51-year-old New Hampshire man was arrested Tuesday night after police said he tried to solicit a child for sex.Christian Vanderzwalmen, of Nashua, is charged with Endangering Welfare of a Child or Incompetent. He was scheduled to be arraigned Wednesday at the 9th Circuit-District Division-Nashua Court.Police responded to the pool area at the Canterbury Apartments on Congress Street at about 6:57 p.m. following a report that an adult male had solicited a boy for sex. Following an investigation, Vanderzwalmen was taken into custody. A Class B Felony is punishable by up to seven years in the New Hampshire State Prison, exclusive of fines.
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Nestled in the scenic countryside of California's Central Coast is a private guest home available for rent in the beautiful Paso Robles wine region. The Pool House is located less than 1 mile from U.S. 101 and minutes off of Highway U.S. 46(E). The Paso Robles Pool House and Putting Green is in route to many wonderful Westside Wineries, the River Oaks Hot Springs & Spa, the Airport and Hunter Ranch Golf Course. Take in country views while enjoying a glass of wine on the covered porch, relax poolside and enjoy a refreshing afternoon swim in the Pool. Heated May through September.
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Sheriff: Woman Struck Boyfriend in Head with Hammer
A Holiday Hills woman early Dec. 3 bit her boyfriend and then hit him over the head with a hammer, rendering him unconscious, according to McHenry County Sheriff Keith Nygren.
Cali L. Sander, 27, 1206 W. Sunset Dr., was arrested and charged with one count aggravated domestic battery and one count aggravated battery, Nygren said in a press release.
At about 5 a.m., sheriff officers responded to the 1200 block of West Sunset Road, Holiday Hills, to a domestic battery report. Upon arriving at the home, sheriff deputies met the male victim who said Sander bit him on the arm and hit him on the head with hard object, Nygren said. Sander was not home when deputies arrived.
A mother and son have been arrested for drug induced homicide in connection with the Sept. 18 death of a 30-year-old Ingleside man.
Class X Drug Induced Homicide warrants were issued Tuesday for , who reside in the 34000 Block of Oden Ave., Ingleside, reported the Lake County Sheriff's Department.
The warrants were served by sheriff's detectives.
The case involves the death of Jeffery Ferris, 30, of the 35000 block of N. Milwaukee Ave., Ingleside, who purchased prescription drugs from Brian Stredronsky and died after taking ingesting them during a night of partying.
Woman Sexually Assaulted in Store
Firas Ayoubi, 27, of North Normandy Street in Chicago, , after he entered a business Tuesday and sexually assaulted a 19-year-old employee, police said.
At about 8 a.m. Tuesday, Ayoubi walked into a Niles business which a 19-year-old woman, of Elmwood Park, had just opened for the day. She was in the back of the business. Ayoubi approached her wearing a mask that partially covered the lower half of his face, according to police, dragged her to a storeroom and sexually assaulted her.
He then dragged her by the hair and arm back to the front of the store and asked where the cash drawer was located, police said. A 60-year-old Chicago man entered the business for an appointment and the woman asked him for help. This man, a witness, swore at Ayoubi and ordered him to let the woman go; the woman got free and she and the witness rushed outside and called police.
Edward J. Slepowronski, 33, was waked Friday at Skaja Terrace Funeral Home in Niles, and buried Saturday.
Patch had earlier reported a Niles man was found deceased in his vehicle Saturday afternoon, Nov. 24, at a scenic overlook in Joshua Tree National Park in southern California.
The man was later identified as Slepowronski, according to the Press-Enterprise. He had been reported missing Nov. 12.
The Riverside County, Calif. coroner's office did not have a cause of death as of Friday. It will not be known until toxicology reports, which could take as long as five to six weeks, are completed, they said.
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It seems an off-season pool cover can't withstand the weight of an average-size sedan.
On Dec. 1 , " at 1280 Rudolph Dr.," according to a release from the Northbrook Fire Department.
Two Northbrook police officers had to assist the driver out of the car and cold water, but no injuries were reported by the fire department, who later helped remove the car from the pool, according to the release.
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EFFINGHAM — Mabel L. Budde. 88, of Effingham, passed away at 10:50 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, 2012, at Lakeland Rehabilitation & Health Care Center, Effingham.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran Church, Effingham, with the Rev. Ted Gall officiating. Burial will be in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery on Dutch Lane, Effingham. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the church and one hour prior to the service Wednesday. Johnson Funeral Home, Effingham, is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church, Effingham, or the donorÕs choice. Online condolences may be left at www.johnsonandsonsfh.com.
Mabel was born on March 14, 1924, in Jackson Township, the daughter of Joseph and Emma (Genaust) Schmohe. She married Earl E. Budde in 1954, and he preceded her in death on April 30, 2001.
Mabel was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Effingham. She was a member of the Lydia Guild and Ladies Aid of the church. She had worked at the Illinois Glove Factory in Effingham and was an Avon sales representative for over 40 years.
Mabel is survived by her children, Mary Ellen Zumwalt of Altamont, Dan Budde of Neoga, Ruth (Don) Rhodes of Effingham and Joe (Carol) Budde of Effingham; grandchildren, Elizabeth (Adam) Huston, Catherine Miller, David Zumwalt, Sarah (Adam) Bryant, Matthew Budde and special friend Jill, Brandon Wendling, Stacy (Jake) Nelson, Paige Rhodes, Emma Budde and Tori Budde; great-grandchildren, Blayne Huston, Blayke Huston, Noah Zumbahlen, Nicholas Miller, Xavier Bryant, Hailey Bryant, Uriah Bryant, Jaxon Budde, and Brody Nelson; and sister, Erna A. Niccum of Effingham. She was preceded in death by her parents; and husband, Earl.


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We all know dogs are smart. But did you know there's a border collie named "Chaser" who knows 1,000 commands? This kind of obedience doesn't happen overnight and every dog has to start somewhere. "Although dogs are capable of learning well over 1,000 commands, the average pooch may only master as many as 40 commands in his lifetime," says Luciano. "But there are three commands your dog should definitely learn first, because they're so critical to his safety."Obedience training is a form of communication between you and your dog. As his guardian, you are responsible for making sure he is safe -- so good communication is essential.
"Simple, one-word commands are always the more effective. And of all the one-word commands, the three most important are 'Sit,' 'Come' and 'Off,'" says Luciano. "Teaching these commands is easy. All you need is your dog's leash and his favorite treat or toy."""Sit" is an important command which Luciano says is really the "stay" command in hiding.
"I don't believe in the "stay" command," he explains. "If I tell my dog to sit, then he should stay there as well."
Hold a treat above your dog's nose and tell him to "sit." Reward him with a treat when he complies and repeat until he obeys without any incentives.
"The "come" command is important because you want to be able to keep your dog out of hazardous situations. If your dog wanders too close to a busy street, you want to be able to call him back to you where it's safe.
Start at the end of your dog's leash. Tell him to "come" in a clear, excited tone. Bend down, tapping your knees to make the command more inviting. When he obeys, reward him with a treat. Then repeat.""Off" is another top command and is also to protect your dog. You want to make sure you can get your dog out of danger, and that can be as small as a child's toy that could choke him. Tell him "off" so that he drops the toy and moves on.
To train the "off" command, use an unfamiliar treat as an incentive. Instead, tell your dog"off" when he goes near the treat. When he obeys, reward him with a familiar treat.
"You want to teach your dog 'off' instead of 'no,' because the word 'no' is so widely used it will lose its value," adds Luciano.It's your responsibility to keep your dog safe and that means teaching him to obey you. These three essential commands will help you protect your dog and create the building blocks for more advanced commands.
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PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Royals took advantage of reliever Mike Adams' throwing error to break out for five runs in the fifth inning on Monday night on the way to an 11-3 Cactus League victory over the Padres.Lance Zawadzki, Jarrod Dyson and David Lough delivered run-scoring hits after Adams threw away Chris Getz's high chopper back to the mound with men on second and third and one out, allowing both runners to score and wipe out San Diego's one-run lead. Brad Hawpe had given the Padres an early lead in the second inning with his first spring homer. "We're seeing that opposite-field swing we saw from him in Colorado," said San Diego manager Bud Black. "He has a lot of left-center power."
Starters Sean O'Sullivan and Dustin Moseley both turned in effective three-inning stints for the Royals (7-3) and the Padres (4-4-1), respectively. Sullivan allowed an infield single in addition to Hawpe's homer, and Moseley blanked Kansas City on a pair of singles.
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"I thought it was a good pitch," O'Sullivan said of the 2-and-0 delivery to Hawpe. "He got it up in the air. Not a good night for fly balls."The game was played with a stiff, 20-mph wind blowing out toward left field. Up next for Padres: Tim Stauffer will be looking for better results when he makes his third start as the Padres visit Phoenix to play the A's on Tuesday at 12:05 p.m. PT. The righty has allowed five earned runs in his first 4 2/3 innings. Pitchers due to follow him include two re-assigned on Monday to the Minor League camp, righties Alexis Lara and Brad Brach. It will be the Padres' last Cactus League look at the A's, whom they defeated on Sunday, 7-6, in walk-off fashion. Up next for Royals: When the Royals meet the Reds at 2:05 p.m. CT at Surprise Stadium on Tuesday, pitchers Danny Duffy, Blaine Hardy, Patrick Keating and Steven Shell will follow starter Kyle Davies, and manager Ned Yost will be watching closely.
"We have to see some better performances out of the some of the young pitchers. We're getting to the point where it's to your advantage to bring your 'A' game," Yost said.
Tom Singer is a national reporter for MLB.com. Follow @Tom_Singer on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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New Hampshire
3.75/5 rDev +3.6%
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3.03/5 rDev -16.3%
Bottled 9/13/11.
In a pilsner glass this beer was a mohogany color with a small tan head and a little lace. It had a viscous appearance.
Aroma of dark fruit and caramel. Very sweet. Alcohol noticeable. Very hot.
Toffee and caramel taste. Raisins. Booze.
Not bad, will probably age . A little too sweet and a little too hot.
10-24-2011 16:30:42 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
12 ounce bottle purchased a month ago in Vermont (Pearl st. Burlington)
Pours: super clear, glowing, auburn tinged darker honey. Medium tan head, frothy and loose, better then decent retention, very slowly going to a loose and blotchy film, thin collar and a moderate amount of bits of fine lace.
Nose: heavy caramel
Taste: sweet, caramel malty, smokey, with some peat, tastes similar to a nice smooth glass of single malt scotch.
Mouthfeel: smooth and pleasing on the tongue and flowing around the mouth
overall: After reading the earlier reviews I was expecting an overheated, young and alcohol laced brew...maybe a month or two in the bottle, has been enough or to cool this one down a bit. I found it to be a strong, bold, flavorful and pleasant sipper/night capper type of brew. Probably will continue to improve/soften/mellow with some more age in the bottle, but drinking quite well right now IMHO
11-06-2011 17:50:09 | More by Billolick
Yukon (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -3.3%
04-07-2013 03:03:12 | More by jaminjohnson
3.38/5 rDev -6.6%
On tap poured into a pint glass.
Pours a muddy dirty brown, almost no head, no lacing, and it's just an odd color. Nose is malty, slightly boozy boozy, and that's it.
Taste is complex, caramel and dark chewy molasses, it has a full creamy Mouthfeel and a sharp finish. Hard to describe but still good!
10-28-2011 23:31:44 | More by kingcrowing
4.28/5 rDev +18.2%
Otter Creek's 20th Anniversary Ale opens with a rich, malty, yeasty nose that is perfectly appropriate for a 12% ABV beer brewed with four times the hops and malts of Otter Creek's Copper Ale (the beer to which this edition pays homage). The aromas drifting from the bottle are heavily yeasty, mixed in with the distilled aromas of several pounds of fresh wet grains, smelling in this sense much like rising bread dough, only more concentrated and potent. Deep beneath this, and barely noticeable, are brown sugars and hints of cherry, apple, and apricot.
On the tongue, the beer continues its yeasty, malty slam, the opening flavors tasting much like concentrated bread dough, or perhaps raw wheat bagel dough, being yeasty and full of grain flavors, as if your entire mouth was full of stalks of raw wheat mixed with Grape Nuts cereal and toasted wheat bread crusts. The hops kick in only a half-second or so after this opening onslaught, adding grapefruit and pine layers to the beer in sufficient quantity to make themselves noticed (which is difficult, given the strength of the grain flavors). Strong brown sugars help temper the beer somewhat, and the malts do bring a good plateful of fruit esters to the mix, including fig, black cherry, apple, and raisin. The high alcohol content mixed with some of these fruit and grain flavors makes the brew seem cognac-like in certain aspects, moving slightly towards a harsher bourbon profile, though touches of vodka-like alcohol kick somewhat spoil the effect. The aftertaste is a continuation of the pure grain and yeast flavors, with fewer sugars, and a lingering, but lighter grapefruit hop presence. Mouthfeel is medium-heavy, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, this is good beer, though the high ABV does somewhat detract from the overall effect, making the beer not only slightly harsh, but medicinal. Still, the flavors in here are just about as intense as you'll find in any brew, and it's obvious that huge quantities of malt and hops go into every bottle. When young--as is the bottle that I opened--these quantities produce a brew that is somewhat harsh and demanding, but I suspect that time will be very kind to the beer, mellowing the spiky bits out until, a few years from now or so, what will pour out is golden and smooth as silk. Personally, I'm cellaring the rest of my four-pack for at least two years.
10-28-2011 21:24:28 | More by jondeelee
New York
3.25/5 rDev -10.2%
12oz bottle at about cellar temp poured into a goblet. split with a friend.
pours a deep brownish, reddish color, the slightest bit hazy, some sediment. a thin, skim layer of off white head, average retention, no real lacing.
very sweet, astringently fruity malts, lots of fruity esters. pretty boozey, somewhat solvent like. grapey and vinious as well as some toffee and caramel malts.
again, lots of astringent fruity sweetness. im usually a fan of sweetness in a beer like this, but this is just a totally bad kind of sweetness. lots of fruity esters and slightly solvent booze. toffee, caramel, and vinious fruits, a bit of apple.
astringent, hot, feel a bit thick and syrupy. drinkability is really low. and did i mention super sweet?
i did not enjoy this beer at all, but i still didnt have it in me to drain pour it. this really needs a lot of age to become drinkable, but its still a longshot.
02-07-2012 00:32:24 | More by dogfishandi
3/5 rDev -17.1%
12-10-2011 19:16:27 | More by rwilde
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +24.3%
03-15-2012 19:32:50 | More by Varkias41
Ontario (Canada)
3.58/5 rDev -1.1%
Pours a brown body with thick head. Malty and boozy aroma. Fuller mouthfeel, a sipper. Toffee-ish, hop bitterness comes through in finish. A spot of fruit. A little like an old ale, though at 12% I would call an American strong, although can accept it being called a barleywine.
11-07-2011 01:49:02 | More by Sammy
3/5 rDev -17.1%
03-11-2012 23:09:45 | More by fiedler84
5/5 rDev +38.1%
12-11-2011 00:33:53 | More by Atyoungberg
5/5 rDev +38.1%
11-27-2011 17:20:10 | More by gezondheid
1.68/5 rDev -53.6%
A - An impressive, thick pour. Dark copper, rich and vibrant looking with ridiculous off-white head.
S - Very fruity, smells fairly tart.
T - Oh my lord, I didn't expect a disaster like this. Unbelievably sweet; almost tastes candied or pralined. Maple'ish tasting dried fruits. Sip comes totally apart as you swallow it.
M - Thick like imitation maple syrup. The sip totally collapses as you swallow it into a mess of sweetness that has the body of flat pepsi. This is one of the worst things I've ever encountered.
D - Awful. Wouldn't ever get this again and I would stop others from buying it if I ever saw that they were in the store. Atrocious.
10-07-2011 22:49:45 | More by jmerloni
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Our group of 4 Beer Advocate members did a recent small bottle tasting of high alcohol brews.
Among the 12 brews tasted was; Otter Creek's 20th Anniversary American Strong Ale (Retired).
The 20th tied for our 8th highest average score of the 12 brews tasted at 4.06.
01-27-2014 19:02:53 | More by ricknelson
3/5 rDev -17.1%
01-12-2013 12:07:54 | More by Travcofarms
3/5 rDev -17.1%
12-18-2011 01:09:18 | More by mozim
4/5 rDev +10.5%
08-15-2013 00:17:50 | More by GBallHead
New Jersey
3.7/5 rDev +2.2%
A-pours a half finger head that slowly fads to a very thin layer. Has decent amount of lacing. Body is dark bronze to an almost mahogany color. Semi cloudy body.
S-black cherries, malt and an almost buttery aroma. Caramel. There is a pleasant hop smell that mixes with the subtle alcohol notes near the end. Also smell granny smith apples and burnt sugar.
T-nice dose of hops up front that hits and then fads right away. Maltiness with a doughy flavor like that of raw dough. Lingering notes of dark fruit like the skin of a purple plum, and then a sour but pleasant alcohol taste that warms the chest in the end.
M-nice mouthfeel with little to no carbonation. Very heavy body like that of a scotch, almost syrup like. Sticks to the tongue and weighs down on the palate after each swallow.
O-I like this beer but the abv is very noticeable. It is definitely a sipper and something I can drink in front of a fire during a blizzard.
11-27-2011 03:29:23 | More by HopsYeast
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +10.5%
Pours a dark, opaque, amber color. About a half inch of vanilla head is present but it recedes quickly to a thin lace. I got no expectations of this beer, I've never tried anything otter creek but I was attracted to the abv.
Smell is nothing but chocolate and caramel malts but it comes through nice and cleanly.
Fizzy and thick mouth feel. A ton of rich chocolate and caramel flavors. For such a high abv the sweetness is mellow and nice. Kind of drinks like a stout flavor wise. What's unique though is a mild hop presence on the back end to balance out the flavors. Both the malt and hops go together excellently. Some sweetness lingers in your mouth afterwards but it's not terrible.
I dont know why this doesnt have a higher rating. . It's suprising balanced and rich in flavor. I couldnt drink more than one at a sitting, but definately a good brew!
Held up pretty nicely. Body lightens, becomes very champagne like, flavors mellowed. Slight sweetness but an odd bitterness that might come from the now more prevalent alcohol. Starting to drink like a sherry but a good one, if you have one have it with a meal, its pairing awesome with some salty pork right now
10-31-2011 03:26:39 | More by jtierney89
New Hampshire
4.25/5 rDev +17.4%
Sampled on November 11, 2011. The pour is dark amber with a smallish head that becomes a long lasting ring. Sweeter malts are up front in the aroma along with plum or prune, raisins, and Otter Creek's own strain of yeast. With its high ABV I expected a more boozy aroma but that was not the case. The body is medium to heavy with decent stability. Although there is a fizzy acidity that I cannot quite explain but it is just there and not terribly important. As for the taste, I am getting that same malty character aqs the aroma with virtually no alcohol noted. So in that regard it is quite smooth. I bought a couple of these and will be cellaring one of them. I am interested in knowing how it will taste at this time next year.
11-11-2011 19:20:28 | More by puboflyons
New Jersey
3.68/5 rDev +1.7%
A: A dense burgundy red shows some chunky particulate yeasty matter floating about. A bronze-tan head is slight and frothy, with a low to moderate retention rate. Some spotty speckled lacing adheres to the glass.
S: Dark fruit of plums and prunes with some boozy sweet caramelization with spicy herbal notes of tarragon and parsley. Some sweet figs are also well noted here.
T: The flavor was lighly boozy, not as strong as the 12.0% you would think, the sweetness hides most indication. Some plums and cocoa and again spicy herbal notes of tarragon are evident along with the sweet sugary figs.
M: The mouthful had a gentle warming of sweet dried boozy fruit with a syrupy texture and an average rate of carbonation.
O: Overall the alcohol is very managable here hidden behind its malt sweetness and sweetened dark fruit. Good mid range offering.
02-28-2013 23:42:12 | More by beerthulhu
3.9/5 rDev +7.7%
12oz bottle from Grape & Gourmet in VB, VA.
rich mahogany color with a light, thin head. No legs to speak of.
very light aroma, slight malt and yeast and not a lot else.
a boozy malt bomb, for sure, with a nice fruity character also. This is apparently an homage to their copper ale and it seems a fitting one. Toffee, hazelnuts, caramel, brown sugar. Slight bitterness on the finish, a very welcome resolve.
hot and sticky, coats the mouth. a sipper, for sure. Don't mind it.
Really surprised by how much I like this beer. Almost like an imperial dopplebock in flavor. The perfect amount of sweetness. A great balance of nutty, malty flavors. Bravo!
11-06-2011 03:06:29 | More by Gobigvt7
4/5 rDev +10.5%
12-08-2011 03:29:36 | More by TheKingsOfHop
4.75/5 rDev +31.2%
03-10-2012 00:50:18 | More by madisonfinlay
Otter Creek 20th Anniversary Ale from Otter Creek Brewing / Wolaver's
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The computer virus scam we first told you about in August called ransomware has a new face.
Now, computers it is infecting have pornographic images locked on the screen with a ransom note requesting $200 or more. Ransomware is reported to be collecting $5-million annually.
Local computer experts say in the last month they've seen an increase in these high-jacked computers.
"This is really a strange time of year because computer viruses run ramped around the holidays. More people are online doing shopping, searching for products, and so the virus writers know this as well. And so, they up their antics to infect your computers," Andrew Brandt, owner of All Star Computer Service says.
Experts say do not respond to any messages requesting money, turn your computer off. Leaving it running can expose your computer to other viruses and compromise data.
Few people want to take their computer in for repair because of the pornographic images, but the best thing to do is to have an expert remove the ransomware.
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FBI Jobs site gets hacked10/09/2009 Written by Marcelo Almeida (Vympel)
"The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) is seeking a senior security consultant for a permanent position." This is probably the next job offer that will appear on the FBI job site (fbijobs.gov) as they got defaced yesterday.
A turkish crew, known as turkguvenligi.info, managed to exploit a SQL injection flaw and insert a record that redirected the "events" page to an image with their site name.
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The Packers figure to have more spirited position battles this offseason than one might expect from a championship squad, and our sources agree that the most competitive battle almost certainly will take place at right outside linebacker. The way we hear it, nobody has a clue at the moment as to who might have the upper hand at the position among Brad Jones, Frank Zombo, Erik Walden and — very possibly — a high-round draft pick.
Jones, the starter entering last season, is considered a solid run defender with good leverage. But before he was placed on injured reserve in late October with a shoulder injury, he did not register a single sack, interception, forced fumble or fumble recovery. Enter Zombo, a really hardworking undrafted rookie who just kept getting better and better (five sacks, six tackles for loss and a pair of forced fumbles), and then Walden, a great Ted Thompson pickup off the waiver wire in late October who did a very good job in starting five games down the stretch in place of the injured Zombo.
Jones and Walden are more athletic and better at dropping into coverage than Zombo, but Zombo is a lot stouter at the point of attack and looks like he will continue to improve as a pass rusher. Don't rule out Jones moving inside should Nick Barnett leave — a possibility head coach Mike McCarthy mentioned to team insiders at the NFL Scouting Combine.


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A 16-year-old Michigan student collapsed and died just moments after hitting the game-winning shot in overtime to lift Fennville High School to a 57-55 win over Bridgman. Wes Leonard drove the lane and hit a lay-in late in overtime, but in the celebration following the game he reportedly collapsed and was rushed to the hospital. Leonard was pronounced dead at Holland Hospital later that night.
The report comes from Steve Kaminski of the nearby Grand Rapids Press. A cause of death is unknown at this time, and an autopsy will likely be performed in the coming days.
"The information that we have is that he made the game-winning basket, and that there were a number of players and fans out on the court, and Wes just collapsed," said Deb Patterson, Holland Hospital's patient care coordinator. "Wes arrived at 9:20 and paramedics were performing CPR on him. He was pronounced dead at 10:40.
Leonard was a two-sport star for Fennville, earning All-State honorable mention honors this past season and scoring 1,000 career points on the basketball court. His high school was undefeated on the year, improving to 20-0 after his game-winning shot in overtime on Thursday night.


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My GF doesn't. I think she might be a Satanist.Corndogs are one of those foods that can never be bad. I've had some (frozen from grocery store) that were not as good as others (fair), but they are all, at the very least, pretty damn good.
Florida State University is the one academic institution in the U.S. where it is possible to get college credit for being a clown. Along with history and economics, F.S.U. gives a course in circus performing. The idea goes back to 1947 when, to speed transition of the university from a women's into a co-ed school, the administrators began searching for an activity in which both men and women could participate.
Introductory Circus ClassPEM 1952PEM1952 is our Introductory Circus Class offered through the school of Sports Management, Physical Education, and Recreation. It is a one (1) hour credit class offered in the fall semester. For the fall 2008 semester, the class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30am and 2:00pm.The Introductory Circus Class is an overview of all of the different parts of the FSU circus from flying trapeze to rigging. The circus class is a fun way to learn about a very unique program on the Florida State University campus.


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Free dance classes offered at Lake Erie College
The Lake Erie College dance department will be offering a series of free ballroom and Latin dance lessons with guest artist Heike Heinrich.
The first session, which will be held March 14 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. and March 15 from 2:00-4:30 p.m., will focus on the waltz and meringue.
The community is invited to learn the rumba and cha cha March 28 from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. and March 29 from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
The third session, which will focus on swing and the foxtrot, is scheduled for April 4 from 6:00p.m.-8:00 p.m. and April 5, from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Heike Heinrich is a former professional ballroom dancer, with a graduate degree in exercise physiology from Cleveland State University (CSU). Presently, she is an administrator with the CSU College of Education, where she also continues to teach ballroom dance and to perform with the CSU Dance Company.
Participants may choose to attend single classes or to register for any number of the classes. In either case, space is limited and registration is required. For more information or to register, email email@example.com. Classes will meet in the Dance Studio located in Lake Erie College's Fine Arts Building, with free parking from the Gillett Street entrance to the building.


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The moment that Genesis fans have been waiting 15 years for finally arrived, as Tony Banks, Phil Collins, and Mike Rutherford reunited for the tour Turn It On Again. Greeted by Phil Collins saying in German, "Vie Sind Genesis" an audience of 48,000 in Hamburg's AOL Arena rocked the night away as Genesis powered their way through a set that spanned the band's repertoire.
The sheer scale of the set for Turn It On Again is a visual feast for fans, with the largest screen ever used at a concert spanning 64m. Genesis is using over 120 Coemar ∞Infinity Wash XL for this tour. The set was designed by Mark Fisher and the lighting show was the work of Patrick Woodroffe.
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Over 1 million fans got the chance to see the limited run of 22 European concerts in the biggest stadiums in Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, France, Holland, the UK, and Italy, where the final concert took place in Rome on July 14.
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Eagles hire Chip Kelly as head coach
Chip Kelly has changed his mind and was named the new head coach of the Eagles on Wednesday.
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Actually, I wasn't planning on saying anything. There are certainly many people out there writing about the passing of Apple's enigmatic founder. What could I add? I never met the man. But most of the commentary isn't really about personal reflections anyway – it is about Apple's role in the greater culture, and I can certainly comment on that as well as anyone, having lived through 100% of it from my vantage point out in the ether.
Steve Jobs had a vision for taking extremely complex things and coaxing them into a state of supreme simplicity. For that alone he will surely be remembered, and his skills were so profound that, yes, it really might be appropriate to use a word like "genius" to describe him. He had a remarkable ability to transform a very pure vision of simplicity into actual, concrete objects.
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Thanks BOTF. I sensed it was a case of reining them in for myself, without making it a drudge for him. It was difficult on my part judging what speed to start off at, as I hadnt run with him before, so I did start cautiously. Hence also my comment earlier that I would recomend getting an idea of what they were capable of before the Parkrun itself.
Im glad you posted, BOTF, your words have helped a great deal. Im going to let him do a proper sprint finish if hes up for it next time!
Yes, Im with you on that, HW, to see them do so well. When I was a child if you were no good at running, there was no encouragement to try to improve.
Today, the Parkruns offer so much. And to do part laps as you have done is a very good idea.
Really interesting to find this thread. My son is 7 and we do some of our local orienteering events with me shadowing him round white and sometimes yellow courses (approx 1.5-2.5km). He always goes off too fast, gets a stich, walks loads and then tears off again until the stitch gets him again. Not sure what to do about the stitch thing - is this part and parcel of the going off too quick? Am trying very hard to keep my mouth shut and let him lead the pace although it's very hard sometimes!!! Because he then walks more than runs he sometimes ends up being last which discourages him, a shame as he loves the map bit. I guess if I can just encourage him to do more walk/jog/walk/jog we'll get there.
My daughter is nearly 5 and chomping at the bit to do some 'proper running' - she's not quite old enough to do the orienteering yet but I think when she takes off there will be no looking back. Hadn't thought about parkrun, although our local one is 45 mins away but we've got a forest trail 5km series in the summer so think we'll start building up for that. Will take a look at that kidsrunning site though.
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I got my 3th developer certificate on august. The SIS for my phone was from 30.august, the key and cer was from 03.august.
After I installed the sis to provide the new database on my phones, I got always the error that the certificate (the one from 03-aug) was not valid and that the phone can not install apps from unknow publishers.
I wrote 3 times to Nokia last month. Only last week Nokia wrote me back and sent a new rar file with a SIS, KEY and CER from 30.aug. But I have still the same problem. I can't install any apps made with the developer certificate.
On september I installed Anna. Maybe it doesn't work anymore with anna? I don't know why I can't install my apps on my phone. I published all items on the store without testing them on my phone. But maybe it is not the right way to publish an item.
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Avera Queen of Peace and Cabela's teamed up to offer a Men's Health Fair and they want to make sure we are healthy before we head out to hunt. Action News Anchor Nancy Naeve Brown was in Mitchell talk to one of the doctors who was there to talk about why you should get a full lipid profile.
Dr. David Malters Internal Medicine Specialist at Drs. Malters and Malters Clinic in Mitchell says, "The lipids are correlated with have heart disease and strokes and PAD peripheral arterial disease. If one has high cholesterol, especially the bad cholesterol LDL, then one should try to get it lowered either through exercise, stopping smoking if you smoke, lose weight if you are overweight and medication if your doctor prescribed that for you.
Q: To get tested it's a blood draw right?
A: Yes and here at Cabela's today you can do that, plus get your PSA checked for prostate cancer and blood sugar for diabetes all for $15 so it's a good deal.
Q: If you levels are high does that mean you could have heart disease in the future?
A: Or it could mean you have it now and not even know it. If you get tested here you will get the results and then you should follow up with your personal doctor or see your doctor and get this done. You should know where you are.
Q: And because men don't often go to the doctor that's why you all came here right?
A: Yes, I'm a man and men tend not to take care of themselves. They take care of their car and their truck."
The Health Fair runs until 7:00 pm on Sept. 30th at Cabela's in Mitchell.


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Dolphins take first place with 82-72 overtime win over ETSU
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Ben Smith has hit a lot of big shots in his career at JU.
On Friday night, Smith added another – hitting a 28-footer to force overtime and the Dolphins did the rest as the JU men's basketball team took over sole possession of first place in the Atlantic Sun Conference with an 82-72 overtime win over ETSU.
In the A-Sun "Game of the Week," Smith scored 26 points, with 23 coming in the second half and overtime. He hit four 3-pointers in the game, including two in the final 90 seconds to give JU new life.
"The shot Ben hit to force overtime was big, but we did a lot of good things throughout the half as a team to get back into the game," said JU head coach Cliff Warren. "We didn't get off to a good start, but we came out with a lot more energy and intensity in the second half."
JU (12-8, 10-1 A-Sun) won its ninth straight with four players finishing in double figures. Lehmon Colbert picked up second straight double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds, while Marcus Allen added 17 points, nine rebounds, three assists and five blocks.
The Dolphins, who trailed by 10 at the half, saw the lead expand to 12 midway through the final half before making a run.
JU cut the deficit to three via a 7-0 run, capped by a dunk by Colbert with 7:05 left in regulation.
The Bucs (15-6, 9-2 A-Sun) were able to extend the lead back to seven and were able to hold a six-point lead, 65-59, after a layup by Adam Sollazzo with 3:26 remaining in the second half.
The Dolphins closed regulation on a 9-3 run, with all of the points coming from behind the arc. Evan Jefferson started the run with a 3-pointer from the top of the key to cut the lead to three. After a stop, Smith drained a trifecta to tie the game at 65 with 1:05 to go in regulation.
Sollazzo answered with a 14-foot jumper to give the Bucs a 67-65 lead with 33 seconds left. Smith tried to answer on a floater off the glass, but it fell off the front of the iron, with Sollazzo getting the rebound.
The freshman point guard made just one out of two, setting up Smith's heroic 3-pointer to force overtime.
Once into overtime, the Dolphins dominated.
JU scored on its opening possession and after the Bucs answered with a basket, the Dolphins scored the next four points and were able to slowly pull away for the win – hitting all eight free throw attempts in the overtime period.
ETSU had five players finish in double figures, led by Mike Smtih's 18 points and 16 rebounds. Micah Williams had 14 points off the bench, with Sollazzo adding 12 while Kevin Tiggs and Courney Pigram had 10 each.
Ayron Hardy had 10 points for JU before fouling out early in the extra period.
Smith's late 3-point barrage continued the magic of JU's gold jerseys. The Dolphins wore those in coming back from down 19 in the A-Sun opener against Belmont, then against ETSU as JU rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit.
The Dolphins don't have much time to celebrate as they return to Swisher Gymnasium on Sunday to face USC Upstate. Tipoff is set for 2 p.m.


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