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Originally published: Sep 27, 2013 - 7:51 pm
Originally published: Sep 27, 2013 - 7:51 pm
APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz. -- A woman is dead after a fire at a home in Apache Junction and authorities say smoking materials may have sparked the blaze.
City fire officials said Friday morning's fire appeared to have started in a bedroom of a home the 35-year-old woman shared with her fiance.
Investigators are treating it as an accidental fire.
Firefighters found the woman in the kitchen and immediately began treating her for severe smoke inhalation.
She later died at a hospital. Her name hasn't been released yet.
The woman's fiance was away at work when the fire broke out. He told authorities that she often smoked in bed.
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'Vicious' dog removed from LudlowMay 14,2013By Christian Avard
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LUDLOW — A "vicious" dog has been removed from the town of Ludlow despite assurances from the owner that the dog is safe.
The Select Board voted Thursday to remove "Stella," a female German shepherd, from the town after the dog attacked a woman on April 26. The dog's owner is Anne-Marie Hanson who lives at 132 Ranta Road in Ludlow.
According to the minutes of the Select Board meeting, Ludlow Police Officer Jonathan Waldman reported that Linda Hastings of Mount Holly was out on a run on Ranta Road and was bitten by Stella, according to an eyewitness.
Waldman said Hastings "had gauze on her face with puncture wounds and a laceration" and reportedly required 25 stitches, according to Select Board member Bruce Schmidt. Hanson said she and her boyfriend James Reichard of Stamford, Conn., held Stella back when Hastings ran by the first time, but admitted that Stella was not on a leash
when Hastings ran by the second time.
At the hearing, Town Animal Control Officer Steve Laskevich told the Select Board that "people do not walk or run on Ranta Road anymore" because of Stella's aggression. He added that it "affects people from Jackson Gore" and his wife "who won't walk the road anymore."
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Imageflow (Finn Rudolph's) Sizing Bug?
I implemented this Coverflow-like slideshow per client's wishes on their Squarespace site. Am using imageflow's 'circular' module whereby the js clones the first and last images at some points to complete the effect. (you can see an example on the developer's site here: http://finnrudolph.de/ImageFlow/Exam...r_no_scrollbar .) On my site, when I toggle back and forth between first and last image, the sizing and positioning fail. Getting no response from the developer.
You can see the problem here: http://www.greenewithivy2.squarespace.com and here: http://www.greenewithivy2.squarespace.com/our-process/ . Note: first image is center, last image is left of center.
Otherwise, different configurations of imageflow seem to work ok, but I'd like to keep the circular layout since it was approved by the client.
Path to imageflow.js : http://greenewithivy2.squarespace.co...s/imageflow.js but I'm not sure this is where the problem lies, and if it is, debugging is way beyond me. I'll attach html and CSS if there's any interest in this problem. Thanks!
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Hi gberry. Welcome to the forums.
It seems to work find for me in Firefox. What browser(s) are you testing this in?
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There's a new statue on Broughton Street.
No, make it five statues.
Each is a brightly painted farm animal. They're sitting in the gravel in the parking lot just east of the McDonald's in a site that developer Ben Carter hopes to convert (in addition to the neighboring office building of former City Attorney James Blackburn) into retail space.
The heavy metal artwork is eyecatching. I noticed a few pedestrians stopping the other day and snapping pics.
It also jogged my memory.
07/28/14 - 7:05pm
Not that it matters.
Unless, of course, you're concerned about the two Georgias -- one that's prosperous and influential, and another that's mostly sucking wind and is having trouble getting its phone calls returned.
Then it means something.
No, make that two things.
It means Georgia won't have a U.S. senator from the coast this election cycle. It also means the two Georgia split is alive and well, as far as the state's Republican Party is concerned.
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My first job out of college was with the Savannah Evening Press, the afternoon counterpart to the Savannah Morning News.
The Evening Press put out its last edition in 1996. The Morning News soldiers on.
I was the police reporter for the Evening Press in those days. My desk was right next to the police reporter for the Morning News.
His name was Don Lowery.
07/19/14 - 4:13pm
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Watching political ads on TV is liking eating bad bean dip. It makes your stomach hurt and gives you gas.
But occasionally, you come across one that's worth a chuckle, like the latest one from Congressman Jack Kingston. It pretends to show President Obama calling the Savannah lawmaker and urging him to ease up on David Perdue, who faces Kingston in the July 22 GOP runoff election for U.S. Senate.
Like that would ever happen.
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"This is not a scientific poll."
No kidding.
Online surveys are suspect because they're often easy to sandbag. Still, they can make for interesting reading -- if only to determine if the results were spot-on or goofy later.
Such is the case for the straw poll that the Savannah Area Young Republicans conducted May 15-18 on its Facebook page in advance of Tuesday's non-partisan and primary election.
05/19/14 - 11:36am
His death was expected. But it's sad just the same.
Willie Paige, who was a fixture in Savannah's City Market for about 15 years and the focus of a benefit concert last September, died this morning at Oceanside Nursing Home on Tybee Island.
Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday at Bonaventure Funeral Home at 2520 Bonaventure Road. Interment to follow.
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The Hollywood Reporter, a major West Coast publication that covers the entertainment industry, reported Tuesday that authorities are looking at the Feb. 27 death of film crew member Sarah Jones as possibly more than just a tragic accident.
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The Eagles have promoted a pair of former players to coach on their defensive staff.
Mike Caldwell will coach the linebackers and Michael Zordich will serve at Philadelphia's secondary/safeties coach.
Caldwell, who was an Eagle from 1998-01, was promoted after serving as an assistant linebackers coach last season. He joined Philadelphia's staff in 2008 as a defensive quality-control coach.
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Memphis Grizzlies head coach Lionel Hollins was fined $25K for making harsh comments on the NBA refs during this week. The comments came after the 102-83 loss to the Orlando Magic, mostly regarding on Hasheem Thabeet's time vs. Dwight Howard.
Larry Brown, the Charlotte Bobcats head coach, was slapped with a $60K fine after having a scuffle with the referees as well. Before the game against the Atlanta Hawks, Hollins said his comments were sarcastic.
"It was not even directed at the officials," Hollins said. "But, I was quoted, and I have to pay the consequences."
Hollins said he was criticizing because of the poor play of Memphis during their game against Orlando.
"I've never had any issues with officiating," Hollins said. "I didn't have any issues in this particular game with officiating. We were down 20 points at the end of the game. I had some issues with some of our players and their efforts at times, and their execution."
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The front portion of this theater was originally a bank, built around the turn of the last century. The cream terra cotta facade with twin Doric columns was left untouched when, some years later, the rear of the building was extended and it became a movie theater for what was then the little agricultural community of Campbell, near San Jose.
By the late-1960's, the nearby Plaza Twin Cinemas and UA Pruneyard Cinemas provided a lot of competition. The Campbell Theatre became the Gaslighter Theatre, presenting old time melodrama and small town style vaudeville. This has been its policy ever since. Audiences hiss the villain and cheer the hero, sing along with old songs, and are even allowed to throw popcorn!
The interior still had its balcony, and has long been decorated to look like a Ninteenth Century Old West Opera House, with the lobby done up as a saloon. Obvious relics from the house's days as a movie theater included Moderne etched glass doors, and a small neon marquee and vertical sign.
It was reported in March 2009, that the Gaslighter Theater had been closed for several years, and the interior space had been gutted to be remodeled as a restaurant.
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The building was first the Grower's National Bank, built in 1922 and it remained a bank until the stock market crash in 1929. Ten years later in 1939 it opened as the Campbell Theatre, with the movie "Gone With the Wind". It closed as a movie theatre in 1963.
It re-opened as the Gaslighter Theatre in 1967.
The Gaslighter has recently closed. I have heard it said that the space is to be turned into some kind of "ultralounge." Apparently, requisite seismic upgrading is to be undertaken first.
I only went to one show at the Gaslighter, in Fall of 2000. It was my second date with my wife.
Here is a November 2001 article. Orchard City Theater should be an aka:
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For what it's worth, the March, 1920, issue of The Architect & Engineer had this item, which might or might not have something to do with the origins of the Gaslighter Theatre's building:[quote]"Bank to Erect Building
"Messrs. Wolfe and Higgins, Auzerais building, San Jose, are preparing plans for a bank building, stores and moving picture theatre, to be built at Campbell, near San Jose, for the Growers National Bank. Forty thousand dollars will be expended on the improvements."[/quote]Perhaps only the part of the project that housed the bank was completed, or perhaps the original plans were discarded altogether and a different architect designed the building that was actually built. It's a mystery someone from the area might be able to unravel.
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As expected, Santos Laguna had no problem dispatching of the Colorado Rapids. The team that has proven themselves to be far and away the top team in Group B of the CONCACAF Champions League added another competition win to their resume by cruising past the Rapids, 2-0, on Wednesday in Mexico. The win clinches Santos' spot atop the group, while Colorado will now need Metapan and Real Espana to draw tomorrow or they will be out of the competition.
Both of Santos' goals came after the break and were pretty, vollied finishes. First it was Aaron Galindo came flying in with a rocket of a volley from 18 yards that went right into the bottom corner of the goal to make it 1-0 Santos. Later on it was Alonso Escoboza who got the goal, coming in with a volley of his own, but this time the pass came from the right. The result was the same though, a Santos goal that pushed them on to victory and the top spot in Group B, while Colorado are now at the mercy of Metapan and Real Espana.


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By Jan Behrsin
On October 4th I read in the Daily Cal that my old neighbor and friend Henry May had passed away. I recall that when I moved into my home in 1974, and then later married in 1978, Henry and his wife Jean invited me and then later my wife and me, to have dinner with them. Jean took my wife around the Berkeley/Kensington neighborhood to show her where things were. We shared neighborly chats across the fence as well as dinners together. We seemed to spend the 4th of July together, with Henry's colleagues from the Cal history department, discussing "what does democracy mean?" They shared their grace and wisdom with us, and we learned from them and shared what we had to offer. Jean and Henry May were people who knew what it meant to be a "neighbor."
As I read articles in the Outlook about the acrimony and lack of transparency and accountability of our village agency and administration, I began to ask myself how we had come to this.
In early October, I hand distributed a "neighborhood letter" to 800 of Kensington's 2200 households. I had not previously expressed my voice in Kensington political matters. It was a letter to my neighbors asking them for their thoughts and asking them to think about collectively and individually asking our elected local government for explanations to which I thought we were all entitled. I wanted to know what had changed and why all the acrimony and why such incidents as the police chief using a government credit card to buy airline tickets for his wife occurred, and wasn't that wrong and why was nothing being done if it was wrong.
The feedback from my neighborhood letter was positive, but what surprised me was those Kensington neighbors was their added comments: Wasn't I afraid to ask questions? That it was smart of me to express my questions publicly because then I would have an "insurance policy" if something happened to me or my family. Don't you realize that we now live in a police state?
I thought they were joking.
As I wrote in my , my requests of our agency Board for information and for responses to Public Records Act requests were – and continue to be – generally met with silence. Other than a partial document having to do with creation of the community services district – certainly not a controversial matter – I have received nothing, other than an e-mail from Mr. Toombs, when I asked the source of his authority, saying, "That's the way it has always been done," and an e-mail from his colleague on the majority bloc, Mr. Lloyd, saying that if I did not stop asking questions, he would set his computer to block my inquiries.
Then, after the November 1 Patch posting, more neighbors came to me to ask if I were not afraid for the consequences to me or my family that might come of asking questions of our local agency Board. Although I kept saying that I had never considered that a possibility, I did begin to wonder at this climate of "fear" that the current Kensington administration seemed to have engendered in our little village. I began to reflect on how this climate compared with the atmosphere in our community in my early years in Kensington.
I recalled that when one of my daughters was young, she said to me: "Dad, nothing ever happens in Kensington." I answered that this is what we liked about living here. It was peaceful and neighbors helped one another in quiet unceremonial non-attention attracting ways, and we had our own community police, accountable to us, the citizens, to help us feel safe.
I recalled also that some years ago I was stopped at the stop sign at Colusa Circle and was bumped by another car from behind. I looked in the rearview mirror, and it was the car of a Kensington police officer. I got out of my car and went back to the car of the officer, and jokingly said: "Ok. Let me see your license and evidence of insurance." The police officer was embarrassed and realized I was joking and we both laughed. That was then. Now, my neighbors live in fear of the police and the consequences to them should they ask questions.
What has happened? Is this change acceptable to the community? Kensington may be just a little place not even on the radar screens of Berkeley, but it is a little place where we live and it is "our" little place where have chosen to raise our families. Had we found then the current fear our community now has of our own administration, a fear that challenges us to speak our collective voice, I do not think we would have chosen to put our roots here.
- Mr. Toombs as the leader of the current majority on our community services district Board, refuses to respond to citizen inquiries and Public Records Act requests.
- Mr. Toombs has shut down the opportunity for other Board members to obtain legal advice from our Board's own legal counsel.
- Our Board members have to make Public Records Act requests of the police chief to get access to the Board's own financial records.
- A member of Mr. Toombs' majority threatens to bloc e-mails from constituents asking questions of the Board.
- The Kensington website has an "Open City Hall" where our community services district professes to encourage citizen participation in local government matters and writes:
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Open City Hall is an on-line forum for civic engagement. Read what others are saying about important Kensington topics, then post your own statement. City officials will read the statements and incorporate them into their decision process.
Open City Hall is run by Peak Democracy, a non-partisan company whose mission is to broaden civic engagement and build public trust in government. They will keep your information confidential per their strict privacy policy.
As with any public comment process, participation in Open City Hall is voluntary; city officials will consider input from this forum along with all other channels for participation. However you choose to participate, thanks for helping us build a better Kensington.
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The problem here is that under Mr. Toombs' leadership, this portal has been shut down since February 2009
When my neighbors openly express to me their reluctance to speak up in fear of suffering retaliation by their own police chief, hired by their own local government, something is wrong.
Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung Sang Suu Kyi said:
It is not power that corrupts but fear. Fear of losing power corrupts those who wield it and fear of the scourge of power corrupts those who are subject to it…. With so close a relationship between fear and corruption it is little wonder that in any society where fear is rife corruption in all forms becomes deeply entrenched.
In speaking of those who supported the old regime, she continued:
Some of its keenest supporters were businessmen who had developed the skills and the contacts necessary not only to survive but to prosper within the system. But their affluence offered them no genuine sense of security … and they could not but see that if they and their fellow citizens…were to achieve a worthwhile existence, an accountable administration was at least a necessary if not a sufficient condition. The people…. had wearied of a precarious state of passive apprehension… "
She concluded that "where reason and conscience are warped by fear" it will take sustained effort to change an existing government "into one where legal rules exist to promote justice."
We must all work to eliminate the climate of fear in our community that cowers even one of us from speaking up for openness and accountability and the democratic values in which we profess to believe. I too have a fear. My fear is that if we permit Mr. Toombs to silence the entire Board electing Ms. Gillette and re-electing him, there may be no one left on our local board to speak up for transparency and accountability. Under such circumstances we can expect only more autocracy, secrecy and lack of accountability in our local government and an increasing sense of intimidation, fear, and alienation in our community. If we want an open and accountable local government, it is up to us to remove Toombs and establish a majority which represents transparency and accountability.
Regardless of the outcome of this election, we will get accountability from our officials only if we demand it. The responsibility that rests with us is to be more active and vigilant, and that responsibility includes demanding greater transparency and accountability of those we have entrusted with governance.
While this is only an election in our little village of Kensington, what we do with this opportunity as citizen participants will say much – not merely about Kensington, but who we are. It does matter.
A. Jan Behrsin is an attorney and Kensington resident.
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The Braves right fielder, who will start in Tuesday's All-Star Game, will be making his second career appearance in the Home Run Derby. He went homerless in his previous appearance which came in 1996 at Veterans Stadium.
His only previous election to be a starter was in 1993, when he was with the Marlins.
"It's not as easy as it looks sometimes," Sheffield said. "It all depends on who is pitching to you."
Sheffield, who is hitting .328 with 22 homers and 70 RBIs, has been bothered by a sore right thumb recently but after taking batting practice on Saturday morning, he decided that he was fit to participate in Monday's event.
There are seven Braves who will compete in Tuesday's All-Star Game. Joining Sheffield will be Javy Lopez, Marcus Giles, Rafael Furcal, Russ Ortiz, John Smoltz and Andruw Jones.
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Sergei Gonchar has signed a three-year deal with the Ottawa Senators worth $5.5 mill per year.
Shero talked to Hamhuis today about the kind of role he'd have on the Pens. Also, nothing has changed regarding to Gonch, they're still at deadlock in terms of the number of years.
Not much here, other than that they are actively trying to work on a deal to bring back Gonch.
Trials and tribulations of Pittsburgh's power play.
The Penguins win a big game over the Atlanta Thrashers 6-2.
Sergei's Gonchar's wife is set to give birth, so he's out of the lineup....Alex Goligoski has been recalled and is expected to take his place tonight for tonight's game against the Florida Panthers.
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UPDATED at 9:49 P.M. on Sunday, July 21st***
One of the victims in Saturday morning's Aiken County hit-and-run accident is dead.
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton says 48-year old Robert Brooks died Sunday afternoon from injuries sustained when he and a passenger were hit on his moped.
Investigators say 39-year old Sandra Huntington ran into the back of the moped on Pine Log Road.
They say Brooks was driving a woman who had run out of gas to the gas station.
No word on if Huntington's charges of Leaving the Scene of an Accident will be upgraded.
***POSTED at 5:21 A.M. on Saturday, July 20th***
Investigators in Aiken County are looking for an early morning hit and run driver.
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Investigators say it happened around 12:30 this morning on Pine Log Road near Storm Branch road.
Police say someone hit a red moped -- 2 people are still recovering in the hospital this morning with serious injuries.
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I'm afraid I've paid no attention to the race up till now - I'd kind of got the impression that it would be a walkover for López Obrador - but it looks as if it may have some juice for the cognoscenti coming into the stretch.
I don't think that, for all his popular support, the guy is within a country mile of Bolivia's Evo Morales for radicalism (nor do I expect him to compete for the post of Chávez's #1 buttmonkey).
But even the pantywaists at State can't be thrilled at the prospect of losing a reasonably loyal ally without an acceptable replacement - a MX prez is barred from serving a second term, even a nonconsecutive one.
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We caught a glimpse of this while walking the dog last night, and then we heard the boom in the distance, weren't sure what the latter was at the time. Pretty cool, though!
on Oct 18, 2012 at 1:09 pm
I was just getting into my car on Middlefield Rd across from Fandango Pizza, south of Midtown, Palo Alto when I a heard strange sound, looked up and saw a burning object descending to the east. My field of view was toward the northeast. The view lasted for less than 2 seconds before the flame extinguished. The time and date was between 19:30 and 20:00 on Wednesday, 17 OCT 2012, around the same time as the above report.
on Oct 18, 2012 at 1:23 pm
At 7 48 I received a call. A friend I know well was seated on teh front steps in Professorville, facing west,
Down on his luck, a professional some of you know, his wife is ill and far away, he has no regular job, and is out of money.
A christian man, with alifetime of work, he asked God for a sign, some sign how to go on. Earlier in the day, we had talked about yet another person.
I opined, sometimes, I just talk and listen to the person, put a hand on their shoulder, like this, and ask. "Where do you see God in all of this? Where would you like to see God in all of this?"
My friend asked for a sign. Then -- some SOME reason perhaps outside our OWN reason - - the grat "flaming ball" came over head,"throwing sparks"
He was stunned. ANd called me. Happy.
One thing you might do, I said, is continue the dialogue.
SO, that is how I experienced this event, and how my friend did.
I am now going for a hike in the Martinez Hills with my infra red heat detector and magnetic compass!!!


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It is a bit of a drive from the Fairlawn shopping complex, but definitely worth it. They moved to another building that is slightly north of the old location. I imagine it was to get extra space, but I cannot be sure, because I never went to the old location.
In the far back is where you will find the six packs, all refrigerated. I have a feeling that the owner likes Colorado, because Boulder, Breckenridge, Great Divide, and Left Hand are all well represented. There is also a lot of Bells, Troegs, Clipper City, Hoppin Frog, Great Lakes, Thirsty Dog, Dogfish Head, Brooklyn(the bottle conditioned bombers), Chimay, Goose Island, Sierra Nevada, and I even saw a Cantillon 750 there, which I have not seen anywhere else. The seasonals seem to be kept up to date as well, because Nugget Nectar and Hopslam were both well stocked. In front of the 6 pack coolers are a couple of shelves, which have bombers, and a few unrefrigerated six packs. An excellent selection of Hoppin Frog, as I would have expected. I picked up a bomber of Victory Helios for $4.50!
In the front of the store on the left hand wall if you are facing the front is a long cooler which houses the singles. These singles are priced exceptionally. I think the owner just splits the price down exactly how it should be with a very slight mark up, because most of the singles were in the 1.60-1.80 range. Pretty much everything in the 6 pack fridge is available for singles purchase. Most of the dates I checked were good to go, except I did find a Heavy Seas Pale Ale past it's freshness date. There are also a lot of chilled bombers in that fridge(I saw a 2 brothers Hop Juice in there, never seen 2 brothers anywhere else).
Overall, this is definitely a place I would visit again to pick up some beers I have not seen in other beer stores. I will be going back in the future to pick up the Heavy Seas beers in singles for sure. They also have a lot of wine and liquor through the rest of the store if you need any of that(the liquor can only be purchased with cash though). I didn't ask, but I am sure they can do special orders. They definitely restocked since I last walked in there to scope out the selection, and I was very impressed this time around with the selection. I picked up a single of every Great Divide I could have, and also got a Breckenridge Batch 471 DIPA, and a Great Lakes Conway's Irish ale. I will be going back.
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If you are in the Akron / Media area I suggest you check this place out if you are a craft brew enthusiast! This place has a great selection of beers, wines, and liquors. I go for the beer :) The service is unlike any other. If you want to talk beer, they are ready to listen and participate. This place gets a weekly visit from myself. Cheers!
Always has fresh Fat Heads Head Hunter. You can find plenty of Stone, Flying Dog, Hoppin Frog, and Lagunitas. Not a surprise to find The Brew Kettle White Rajah or any other rare, limited brews!
12-28-2012 03:02:28 | More by Dan_Bowman
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Corkscrew Johnny's is a great local beer and wine shop. More floor space is reserved for liquor and wine, but there is a full back wall with 5 or 6 cooler doors of 6 packs. Additionally, there are a few other cooler doors of single bottles to assemble your own six packs.
CJ's has a great selection of domestic craft beers, obviously all the Great Lakes Brewery offerings, they seem to regularly stock the Great Divide, Rogue, Boulder Brewing, Bells, Stone, plus plenty of imports including the popular Duvel. Prices seem reasonable and comparable to mega-chain Acme around the corner.
The staff is friendly and knowledgable, I have not requested any special orders yet, so I can't say if they do that or not, but I get the feeling they would be open to it. This is the kind of place I am happy to give my money to.
02-26-2010 14:30:21 | More by westside
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This place moved just down the road (further north and opposite side of the street) from its old location.
They have a great selection of Micro's - pretty much anything you can find in Ohio. They also have a couple doors of 6ers. Wish they had a few more 6ers to choose from, but still the selection is nice.
The owner is very friendly, loves to talk beer, and I'm sure would take special orders if he can get his hand on the product you are looking for.
If you are in the area - this place is worth stopping at and checking out.
07-20-2008 22:01:33 | More by Bones54
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This beer store is located north of Fairlawn on Cleve-Mass Rd near I-77/I/271. It's in a small strip mall on a 2-lane highway and parking is plentiful.
The bulk of the store is devoted to wine, as the name implies. However the back section of the store is all beer, most of it in coolers but some in cases on the floor. The presentation isn't spectacular but so what.
The beer selection is pretty impressive. GLBC, Buckeye, Bell's, Southern Tier, Stone, Alesmith and others are represented. There is a decent presence of imports from Italy to Israel to Belgium especially. One belgian - Urthel Hop-It - I have never even seen before.
The service here is good. I am always a little leery about buying beer in a wine store because some clerks tend to look down their nose at you but not here. As I came up to the counter the clerk was conversing about some beer with a gentleman who was buying only a bottle of Scotch. Clearly they care about beer at this place.
Overall this is a good spot to hit in the No Man's Land between Akron and Cleveland. Also it's not too far from Fairlawn and more great beer choices at Acme and Mustard Seed Market. This place is definitely worth seeking out.
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I'm looking at the Metolius harness and wondering the benefit of 2 belay loops on a multi-pitch. Can someone explain what is going on in a multi-pitch climb that requires 2 belay loops (aside from aid climbing)?
redundundundundundundundancy, er redundancy redundancy
To be truly safe, of course, you should wear two harnesses.
For aid climbing you could have two daisy chains and a fifi hook all coming of the center of the your harness. Two loops help keep things cleaner
To be more specific I was referring to this phrase on the SAFE TECH ALL-AROUND CLIMBING HARNESS "Two belay/rappel loops make setting up for rapples and multi-pitch belays easier"
Two loops will work for rapples, but you really need three for efficient repels.
The only real convelience I can think of it that you can tie in between them and still always have one on "the right side" to belay on no matter what. But I wouldn't want that.
Seriously though, I like to use two seperate rappel devices on each rappel, to maintain a margin of safety. Like a figure 8 on one loop and an ATC on the other. If you use the same loop for both locking biners they can rub together, unfasten each other and release the rope.
I like to use both for rappels when I put my atc extended on a sling and have a backup prussik underneath connected to the other loop.
Its so you can clip their hoop style ear rings in on both sides.
Thanks, my question has been answered, enjoyed the humor too. Cheers all
real hipsters don't wear earrings. wait. what's a hipster?
Two loops are very convenient while rope soloing and following pitches on Jumars. In both situations you tend to have a backup knot clipped into your belay loop. The weight of which pulls the loop down. Now every time you reach up with a daisy(or Jumar) you are pulling up against that loop. Might not seem too bad, but after 1000+ cycles it adds up. With two loops one is delegated to your backup knot and the other is your attachment for everything else. That is at least how I use the big gun BD harness, most of my climbing is rope solo.
that doesn't answer my question.
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27-02-2012 14:27 - edited 27-02-2012 14:36
Hi everyone.
I frequently come across this message when I am browsing various websites. In the past these very same pages have opened correctly and now they just shut my internet off.
Has anyone else had this problem?
I updated my phone recently to the most recent software version and have not had a good internet experience since. I have 78.8Mb of C-memory and 2.9Gb of E-memory.
I conclude (but I may be wrong as I'm not massively tech-savvy) that the RAM memory is all being used.
Can I free this up?
I have performed TWO hard-resets with no resolution or improvement.
Any help is much appreciated.
27-02-2012 15:43
Clear the Browser cache (Options-->Privacy...) and check again. Make it a habit to clear this at regular intervals..
27-02-2012 15:56
27-02-2012 16:23
Download the OPERA MINI from OVI Store. This will help!
27-02-2012 17:01
27-02-2012 17:04 - edited 27-02-2012 17:05
Browse the net with opera mini. Had the same problem with my E72. After downloading opera mini, 'memory full' was no longer a problem
27-02-2012 17:08
27-02-2012 17:12 - last edited on 27-02-2012 19:42 by Raoul_Duke
And dont buy the E6
I have now the E6, and its A REAL The EMAIL notifications doesnt work!must update emails by hand...and thats a businessphone..??!!:/ the phone(layout,quality etc) is great.but if you need a businesshandy, the E72 is much better.
The keyboard was in E72 better, too.
Now to write '!' you have to press: arrow up+ ?
'( )' is in a stupid place,too!
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27-02-2012 20:16 - edited 27-02-2012 20:16
am also getting the memory full error. this is with the 81 firmware.
27-02-2012 22:03
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I think it depends on the RAM consumption.
What other applications are running when you surf the web? If there are other applications are running, they consume the some of the RAM and that's why you dont have enough memory when you open a webpage which uses a lot of RAM, such as those with good quality photos. Try to close all other applications, such as Whatsapp and email, and then try again.
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Just checked. Latest one available to me. Still crashing with both Opera and the inbuilt internet. Still months away from upgrade and it's really bugging me.
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There must be something wrong if you haven't got the 081.003 update yet. It dated 15 Oct 2011 and I think I got it in early November. Are you on a contract with a meddlesome provider?
081.003 certainly didn't make memory problems worse. I bought a memory manager, which killed off unnecessary apps and cleaned up - and it helped.
Having the E72 check for mail really does the battery in. I have three e-mail addresses set to Setting > Update interval > Manual which are set at their server to pass mail on to my Nokia account, which pushes them to the phone, It can get complicated, but my battery lasts for days.
I lost the memory app when I moved my micro-SD card to my new E6 which, although it has its annoying points - especially with Belle - certainly is NOT a rubbish phone.
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When you look at Menu > File mgr. > Phone memory, how much memory have you got on the phone itself. Not because this tells you how much RAM is available, but because if it says 112.6 this can - according to a guy at Nokia Care Denmark - mean there's a system error of some kind and that the only way out is to save all your data and make sure you can retrieve any apps you have installed, either from the Ovi store, a .sis file you may have or some other source (like m.opera.com for Opera Mini. THEN give the phone a *#7370#. This cleans up all sorts of nasties and usually helps loads. "Enjoy".
PS You are officialy up to date with v. 071.xxx but 081.003 has been around for a while now.
01-03-2012 14:26
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Well, I have the same problem for months now and it's driving me crazy.
But today, i connected my phone to Nokia Suite and it haves a new update. This is update 081.003. Since I update my e72, I don't have this message again on Internet.
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Thomas suited up as a centerfielder and 3rd baseman for the Tornadoes this season, leading on and off the field as one of three seniors for Bay High. Thomas held a 3.8 GPA in Bay High's AICE program, completing 40 hours of college credits. Thomas inked to play baseball at Berry College next year, where he plans to go into pre-law or study business, and says he hopes he left something for his teammates to look up to.
"It's about preparing yourself for the future and learning life lessons, and baseball's certainly a game you can do that in," he said. "As far as making good grades and staying out of trouble and things like that, I certainly hope I left a legacy to show how to do that."
Carly was a catcher for the Liberty County Lady Bulldogs, and was one of five state champions in this year's Scholar Athlete class, leading the Lady Dawgs to the Class 1A State Championship this year, Liberty's first state title in softball.
Carly led the team at the plate with a .539 batting average, while holding a 3.75 GPA and completing 26 hours of college credits. Carly says she wants to study psychology, and originally signed to play softball at DII North Alabama, but after looks from DI schools, will play a year of JUCO ball at Wallace State before playing at the DI level. Carly agreeing with Thomas, saying she only hopes for the best for her teammates.
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Interviewer TV: Qu'est-ce que vous croyez est l'origine de cette augmentation récente des attentats terroristes?
M. Helpmann: Bad esprit sportif. Une minorité impitoyable semble avoir oublié certaines bonnes vieilles vertus. Ils ne peuvent pas supporter de voir l'autre gars victoire. Si ils ont joué le jeu, ils avaient apprécier la vie davantage.
Israel needs to become a democracy, that would solve everything, one person one vote, bye bye zionism.
I'm ashamed of my government for voting on this issue the way they did and have been doing. Now with CRAP Like This going on you already know the PM of Canada has a fundamentalists christian point of view. This religious idea that Christians have this duty to make sure Israel is revived at all cost still does not explain why the Israelis can't live along side the Palestinians. I don't think there will be peace even after they have either killed or made every Palestinian leave. What makes Israel unable to recognize what genocide is? Is it because it's in slow motion it makes it OK?
/despise racism in every form.
PC is a moronic racist. Saying that Palestinians started this shit. I stopped watching his videos years ago.
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