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Knoxnews wins New Frontier Award
Earlier this month, knoxnews won the "General Excellence in Online News Service" in the Inland Press Association's 2009 New Frontier Awards.
In their comments, the judges wrote:
The Knoxville site is everything you want a news site to be: It's smartly reported, deeply local, and amazingly agile. There's an immediacy about the site that shows up just about everywhere, from text alerts to video that comes straight off the news to a river of headlines. The site is executing well across many different types of content and engagement -- video and photos, breaking news, blogs and user interaction.
The importance of programming -- or, at minimum, thinking like a programmer -- is a skill every journalist needs. And this site displays that mindset well. The user interface is beautiful, and the producers are fearless in changing presentation to match the biggest news of the day. Every local news site should serve its audience so well
Judging the contest were: Janice Castro, senior director of graduate education and teaching excellence, Medill School of Journalism; Rich Gordon, Medill's director of digital innovation; Mark Bieganski, Web producer for the Chicago Sun-Times and adjunct instructor at Medill School of Journalism; Jill Blackman, former officer of the Online News Association and now an adjunct instructor at Medill, teaching graduate students digital journalism skills; Matt Mansfield, associate professor and codirector of Medill's Washington, D.C. graduate journalism program and president of the Society for News Design; Nora Paul, director of the Institute for New Media Studies, the University of Minnesota; and Laura Ruel, an assistant professor in visual communication and multimedia production in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
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The law of unintended (but obviously expected if you know anything about human nature) consequences
Remember the "digital divide". The bloviating over the "right" of access to the internet and how the "poor" were being left out and that was hurting their chances of advancement?
Remember how government decided it would fix that and take your money and provide hardware and connectivity to the poor?
Well it did, with predictable results:
As access to devices has spread, children in poorer families are spending considerably more time than children from more well-off families using their television and gadgets to watch shows and videos, play games and connect on social networking sites, studies show.
This growing time-wasting gap, policy makers and researchers say, is more a reflection of the ability of parents to monitor and limit how children use technology than of access to it.
Is it? So if it is a parent problem, what's the solution?
Ha, ha, ha … you already know the answer, don't you?
The new divide is such a cause of concern for the Federal Communications Commission that it is considering a proposal to spend $200 million to create a digital literacy corps. This group of hundreds, even thousands, of trainers would fan out to schools and libraries to teach productive uses of computers for parents, students and job seekers.
Yes, friends, the solution is just as predictable as the problem.
More government, of course.
You just can't make this stuff up.
Like other researchers and policy makers, Ms. Boyd said the initial push to close the digital divide did not anticipate how computers would be used for entertainment.
"We failed to account for this ahead of the curve," she said.
Ya think? Name another government policy or program that ever has accounted for consequences ahead of the curve. Back to our most recent Quote of the Day. How in the world do we continue to let this sort of inept, wasteful, ill-thought-out nonsense continue?
Who knew, when free access was provided to the internet, that most would use it to entertain themselves? Nothing like free YouTube and porn, right?
Thanks, taxpayers.
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I am a self-taught baker. I've been baking since I was 11 years old using a Toaster Oven. When I turned 14 years old I became decently good at baking (this means that the cookies and mini muffins I baked on our toaster oven were no longer like that of flat stones and cute hard weapons for throwing whenever I had those teenage tantrums) I was permitted to use a Turbo-Broiler (this baking/roasting appliance is now on display at the Smithsonian I believe! joke!). Then when I finally got my baking mojo at the age of 17 years old, my father bought me a mighty fine Italian made oven large enough to fit two baking sheets. I became more confident and have started modifying and creating my own recipes of cookies, cakes, muffins, tarts, candies and even flavor combinations (some were a success, others were absolutely, Yuck!)
I learned through Trial and Error. If the product came out not tasting and looking like I want to taste and look like, I would analyze it and tweak at the ingredients, I add and deduct one or three ingredients and start over with the whole baking project again.
I also relied on as many baking books and magazines as I can learn and get techniques from. It was my absolute passion for baking that also lead me to pursue a culinary career.
Some people are quite intimidated with baking, and I believe it's because most of them just look at the recipes and go through the whole ingredients list and procedure without having the proper understanding of the certain "behaviors" of some flours, the temperament, size, material of various cookie sheets and baking pans, and the "sensitivity" of different batters.
So I decided to share with you some mish mash of baking wiz I learned through the years.
On Baking/Cookie Sheets
- Look for shiny, heavy-gauge cookie sheets with very low or no sides, this will ensure even browning of cookies.
- Avoid using dark cookie sheets (those teflon finished baking sheets), these kind tends to make the bottom of the cookies to overbrown.
- Instead of spraying your sheets with vegetable spray to avoid cookies from sticking, use either baking parchment or silicon mats (silpats) to line your cookie sheets. You will never have a problem taking out your baked cookies, plus you also don't need to add fat (from vegetable sprays).
- Always let hot cookie sheets cool before you place another batch of cookie dough on it, otherwise the butter in the dough will instantly melt and separate.
- To avoid having your cookies fall apart when you take them off the cookie sheet, let them cool for a good minute to firm up on the sheet before removing them.
How come your cookies came out perfect and mine did not?
- Never substitute margarine or shortening when the recipe calls for butter. Because nothing beats the flavor and richness that butter adds to cookies and mostly other baked products. It also contributes to the texture and browning properties of cookies.
- When your cookie dough or baked cookies turned out dry, you may have been too heavy handed when measuring the flour. To measure properly, stir flour in the container to lighten it. Gently spoon the flour into a dry measuring cup and level the top with an off-set spatula or the back of a knife. Never pack the flour into the cup or tap the cup with the spatula or on the counter to level.
- Do not substitute baking soda for baking powder and vice versa.
Do not omit when the recipe calls for both or either of them.
Although it is true that both baking soda and baking powder are leavening agents and produce carbon dioxide which causes baked products to rise, each do not react the same way because they differ chemically.
- Do not replace a cup and a half of sugar in a standard recipe with 3-4 packets of sugar substitute. It will never work! Instead, find another low-sugar and/or sugar free recipe of the same kind of cookie or any baked product.
- Most if not all cookie recipe uses large eggs.
- I use an ice cream scooper to make my cookies in uniform shape and size… this might also tell you that I suffer from acute OCD! :)
Storing Cookies
- Most types of cookies keep at room temperature for up to 3 days.
- Make sure cookies have completely cooled on a wire rack before storing them, otherwise they will stick together.
- Never store crisp cookies and soft cookies on the same container. As crisp cookies will absorb moisture from the soft cookies.
- Most drop, sliced, bar and shaped cookies freeze well. Place cookies in flat containers. Place the cookies in layers separated by parchment or wax paper so they won't stick.
Bars or Slices:
- Use the right size baking tin for your bars. A tin that is too small will make a thicker and more cake-like base, not a chewy one. A tin that is too large will make the base dry or brittle. And tins with dark color are usually non-stick, these make your bars cook faster and brown more quickly, so check the bar for doneness 5 minutes before the end of the cooking time.
- It is always the best idea to line your tins with baking parchment, doing so will prevent the bar from sticking to the tin and provide handles so you can lift the whole product out of the tin.
- Most bar recipes have a pastry base. When making pastry, butter should always be diced and well chilled. I find that the easiest way to make pastry and not make the butter melt is to just use a food processor.
- Blind baking - when a recipe ask for pastry base to be partially baked before the topping or filling is added. This ensures that the base is cooked and firm and not made soggy once the filling is added and baked in the oven. Method: once the uncooked pastry is in the tin, cover with a sheet of baking paper, then fill the top of the sheet with either uncooked rice or baking beans (this weighs down the pastry and prevents it from puffing up) and bake. Remove the beans or rice and cook the pastry again until lightly brown and firm.
Muffins and Quick Breads:
- The most important thing to remember about muffin and quick bread batter is that it requires minimum mixing and SHOULD look coarse and lumpy. A large spoon or serving fork is the best implement for mixing.
- Muffins and quick breads are cooked when they are browned, risen, firm to touch and beginning to shrink from the sides of the pan. You can also insert a wooden skewer in the center. When skewer comes out clean then it is done.
- I always bake my muffins in cupcake liners just to avoid the fuss and to just easily take them out of the tin once they come out of the oven. And for quick breads, I always use a baking parchment paper to line the inside of my loaf pan so that I can just easily lift out the whole bread out of the pan.
- Muffins and quick breads freeze well. Just wrap them really well with cling wrap and place inside a ziploc bag and can be kept in the freezer for 3 months.
- I find the use of sour cream or buttermilk in muffins and quick breads makes them more tender, moist and flavorful. :)
Ingredient Substitutes that works just as great:
No Buttermilk: I add the juice of half a lemon to evaporated milk to make a cup.
No Self-Rising flour: Add 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon salt to every cup of all-purpose flour. Sift thrice to blend.
No Cake flour: Add 2 tablespoons of cornstarch to every cup of all-purpose flour. Sift 3 times.
I learned this super easy yet super delish dish of fried chicken wings from my Aunt years ago. And I often make it whenever there is a lot of people coming over for lunch because I only have to undergo 4 steps making this from start to finish- dredge, fry, make sauce, and combine chicken and sauce. And every time I serve this, I see people licking their fingers and their plates piled with tiny chicken bones… Always a good sign that my wings have indeed spread and conquered! :)
1 kilo (approximately 2 pounds) chicken wings
1 teaspoon coarse salt
1 teaspoon cracked black pepper
1 cup all-purpose flour (for dredging)
3 cups canola oil (for deep-frying)
Soy-Sesame Sauce:
1/2 cup toasted sesame seeds *
1/2 cup green onions, finely sliced
1 red chili (optional), deseeded and finely chopped
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 dark soy sauce
1/2 cup water
4 tablespoons toasted sesame oil
Split and cut the wings in half. Put chicken wings in a large bowl and season with salt and pepper.
To easily dredge the wings, get a ziploc bag and put flour. Place the chicken wings inside the bag with the flour and just shake. Pour out the dredged wings into a colander or sieve to shake off excess flour. In a medium sized sauce pan, heat the oil over medium-high heat, when oil is hot enough and ready, fry chicken wings in batches (never over-crowd the pan so that oil temperature won't drop and also to insure even browning). When all wings are fried, set aside.
For the Sauce:
*To toast sesame seeds, put the sesame seeds into a dry skillet. Place skillet over medium heat. Occasionally stir or toss the sesame seeds to insure even browning. When seeds turned light-golden brown and are fragrant, take away from heat and set aside.
Combine all sauce ingredients in a bowl, making sure that the brown sugar is completely dissolved into the mixture.
Set aside half of the sauce (as extra dipping sauce on the side). And pour the other half over the fried chicken wings. Toss until chicken wings are completely coated with the sauce. Transfer onto a serving platter and sprinkle with additional toasted sesame seeds and sliced green onions. Serve with steamed rice.
Makes 6-8 servings.


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T-Mobile has submitted an application for a height variance to allow for a 250 foot cell tower that would be located directly behind the playground at Wilson Elementary School. If this application is granted the cell tower construction will take about three weeks. Cell phone towers have been directly associated with known health hazards & have a detrimental effect on property values for the surrounding community. Please sign this petition if you are against the construction of the cell phone tower at Wilson Elementary School. This petition will be presented to the Rutherford County School Board at the meeting in October of 2008. This is the last chance to stop this cell phone tower.
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BOISE, Idaho (AP) - A 34-year-old from Nampa was sentenced to more than three years in federal prison after he pleaded guilty to possessing an illegal sawed off shotgun.
Safet Miljkovic was given 37 months on Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Edward J. Lodge, who also ordered Miljkovic to forfeit the firearm.
He'd already pleaded guilty last December to knowingly possessing a 12-gauge slide-action shotgun with a barrel measuring less than 18 inches in length.
Such weapons are illegal.
They are easier to conceal than longer guns and have a wider spread of shot.
The case was investigated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and was prosecuted by the special assistant U.S. Attorney hired by the Treasure Valley Partnership and the State of Idaho to tackle gang crimes.
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It's being called a national epidemic. No it is not some strain of disease that is sweeping across America. It is the use of cell phones and texting while driving.
A study found that 58% of high school seniors said they had texted or e-mailed while driving during the previous month. Distracted driving deaths are most common in teens, making up 16% of fatal accidents.
Thirty-eight states have passed laws regarding the use of cell phones and texting. Unfortunately Mississippi is not one of them. Several bills have been presented and failed during the past couple of legislative sessions. Only drivers with a learner's permit or a school bus driver are prohibited from texting while driving in our state.
While the report dealt with teenagers, driving while using a cell phone is also an issue with adults. Next legislative session we urge our state lawmakers to try again and outlaw texting while driving. In addition they should also take it one step further and make it illegal to talk on cell phones and drive, unless you are doing it hands free.
There is only one way to stop this epidemic, and that is to put away our phones and other gadgets while driving.
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Classmates gathered on Friday to honor a much-loved Miller Grove High School basketball player who died suddenly last weekend.Terrell Coleman died after collapsing during an all-star game in Stone Mountain on Sunday. The 15-year-old had garnered national attention for his stellar basketball skills. Classmates said Coleman brought joy both on and off the court.Students, parents and staff held a celebration of life for Coleman at Eddie J. White Academy in Hampton on Friday.Terrell's phenomenal basketball skills were on display during his time at Eddie J. White Academy. The nationally-ranked player helped his team clinch the Clayton County middle school basketball championship last season. His #8 basketball jersey was officially retired in his honor and will now hang in the middle school gym. Coleman was described as incredibly talented, yet humble, polite, respectful and possessing a deep Christian faith. Those who shared his middle school years said Coleman will forever live on in their hearts and minds.Teachers and coaches said Coleman rose to every challenge on and off the basketball court. His years were short but it was clear he left a lasting legacy.
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Don't lose your family history
Don't wait!
If you have the slightest inkling, or if there is any possibility that you will want to investigate or know more about your family history and ancestors some day, take action now.
I'm not kidding you. The number one regret I hear from family, friends and clients is that they wish they would have asked their parents, grandparents, great grandparents and other relatives about their lives when they had a chance.
How many of you have old family photos that are not marked or dated and you have absolutely no idea who they are?
Are they family?
Are they friends?
Where were they taken?
What were they doing?
What's the story around that photo?
I have literally 100s of family photos. They've all come to me since I'm our family historian. I do know and can identify some of the people in these photos. However, if I do not write on the photo who is in it and where it was taken, the next generation will not have a clue about anything in the photo. There is still a possibility that some cousin will recognize some of the people in the photos where I have no idea. With others, their identities are simply lost and will remain so.
Now, if I had sat down with my grandmother's sister, who we called "Aunt Dorothy", who was born in 1899 and who was alive for the first 24 years of my life, and gone through her photo albums and asked her questions, I would not be in the predicament I'm in now.
So, I'm telling you, do not wait.
Grab those photo albums and take them around to every person who may know who those people are and mark the name, date and place for each one. Have them tell you stories about the people in the photo. Have them tell you stories about themselves. You'll be so glad you did. And you'll get to know those people even better – and really learn a lot about your family history too.
Please, unless you want to waste a lot of time, grab those photo albums and take action.
I would love to hear what your stories are after you do!
Good luck,
Lisa Holt Hamilton
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Pets and Personal Pedigree
One thing is for certain, pets are part of our family tree. No, they are not "blood relatives", but they are part of our identity.
Through history, different animals have played a close part in the lives of those they are near. At times, a man's horse was part of his identity. Great examples are: General Lee and his horse Traveller or Roy Rogers and his horse Trigger.
Other animals are known well, even if we can't think of or even know what family they lived with – Lassie (really named Pal – and did you know that 10 generations of Pal's direct descendants have portrayed Lassie in film and on television from 1943 – 2007?), Rin Tin Tin, Elsa the lioness from the movie Born Free and many, many faithful military or service dogs.
Every time I do a family history search I always find a photo or story about someone in the family with a dog, cat, horse or other animal they deeply cared about or who worked with them. Even the Mayflower is said to have had a Mastiff and a Spaniel on it.
My point here is that while being an ancestry detective, you can come up with a dry story and just raw family facts or you can find your family tree full of life, love and character.
In honor of the fact that many animals have made our lives fuller in so many ways – and in order to help and protect those animals in need, I plan to work closely with several non-profit rescues and/or shelters. I will be donating 20% of what monies I am paid from my work as a genealogist. In fact, this has already started and the first donations have gone out. The specific names will be revealed when I have their permission to do so.
While you find your ancestry, why not help those who cannot always help themselves at the same time?
Whether you are just looking for help to build your family tree, getting a debug as an ancestry detective or for research of your surname history – your payment to me will be shared with an animal rescue activity.
Let's work together to make a difference.
Find Your Family Tree the Simple Way
When you first start out to find your family tree, you'll probably find that you're asking yourself, "Who are MY ancestors?" You may even start to look and quickly find that you get overwhelmed with all the different pieces of information.
Didn't things used to be simpler before the age of the internet? It seems now that when you ask a question you get so much information that you end up getting answers to questions you never even thought to ask. You know what I mean?
Well, to be honest, it really is simpler to find your family tree now then it used to be, but you just have to be a bit of an ancestry detective to get the information you want and make sure that it's correct.
Build Your Family Tree – Errors in Dates
This is another post in the series designed to help you build your family tree. This is the fourth in the series that started on 1 Jan 2014 with Tracing Danish Ancestors. I hope these prove useful to you in your family history search.
When you set out to build your family tree you're going to run into incorrect dates and dates that make no sense. Understand that any dates you find should be looked upon skeptically. Know that you should not trust them until you verify they are correct. Only then should you use them to verify other facts.
Family History Search Advice: Use the Facts
This is another post to help you with your family history search. It probably should have been the first one in the series, which started with the post Tracing Danish Ancestors, as what I cover pertains to the others as well, but there you go. I hope you find these posts useful for what to do and what not to do when you're trying to build your family tree.
When I first started my personal family history search I often needed help with my ancestry. I would get stuck and then go off on all sorts of tangents trying to get going again. After much trial and error, and a lot of helpful advice from others, I've found ways to get around many barriers that are prevalent when you start delving into the past, where records are sometimes scarce and hard to verify. Read More…
Find Your Ancestry: What's in a Name?
You have to realize that when set out to find your ancestry and build your family tree that you are going to get stuck occasionally. It's almost certainly going to happen, so I thought I would write some posts and give you some tips on what you can do to get going again.
One of the first things that you should do is to look for variations in the spelling of the names and even variations in the names themselves. Read More…
Tracing Danish Ancestors
Tracing Danish ancestors back to Denmark can certainly be challenging. Realize that up until 1826, when the use of patronymic surnames was legally abolished, there was quite a system in use. If you study the diagram below, you can see the pattern of naming that was used. Consider Jens Sørensen to be the father and Kirsten Mortensdatter to be the mother. You can see that Jens' last name is a combination of his father's first name, "Søren" + the Danish word for "son" – "sen" = Sørensen. Kirsten takes her father's first name for her surname but it is a combination of his name, "Morten" and the Danish word for "daughter" – "datter" = Mortensdatter. This is simple.
For Jens and Kirsten's children, the names are a combination of the grandparents and parents names, depending on if you are first born or not. First-born children get the paternal grandparent names and second-born children get the maternal grandparent names.
I have been tracing Danish ancestors of a family and I will give you some of the things that I have run into and how you can find the answers if you let your imagination create possibilities. So, although this was a system in use, there were always exceptions like everything in life.


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- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Sea Vista
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Looking for the best in South Padre Island? You've found it at Sunny Padre. Our vacation home has:
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Remodeled kitchen and upgrades throughout
Our condo is clean -- meticulously maintained by our trusted housekeeper of four years. Our goal is simple -- to offer you a vacation home that you'll return to year after year.
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Spring Break 03/01/12 - 03/31/12 $1700 $280
Spring 4/01/12 - 05/31/12 $1700 $280
Summer 06/01/12 - 08/18/12 $2700
Late Summer 08/12/12 - 09/08/12 $1600 $270
$80 Cleaning Fee and 14.5% Lodging Tax apply to above rates
$300 refundable deposit required. 7-night minimum stay required in
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Carey Jaquelin Rogers and Justin Theodore Kulongoski were married at Holliday Farm on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Durham Rogers and grandaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard Holliday.
The groom is the son of Governor Theodore R. Kulongoski and Mrs. Lynn Ann Kulongoski.
The couple went on a honeymoon trekking in Patagonia. They will reside in San Diego, Calif.
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Carey Jaquelin Rogers and Justin Theodore Kulongoski were married at Holliday Farm on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2009.
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Anne Catherine Eckart of Indianapolis, was married to Taylor David Moore of Indianapolis on July 28, 2012 at Zionsville Fellowship. Pastor Eric Bobbitt officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Scott and Elsa Eckart of Zionsville. She is a 2008 graduate of Zionsville Community High School and a 2012 graduate of Purdue University. She is a registered nurse.
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Lt. Thomas L. Nicholson and Lt. Victoria E. Galli were married on Feb. 18 in the Cadet Chapel at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The bride is the daughter of Robert and Laurel Galli of Cupertino, Calif. The bride's attendants were Dempsey Bird, Brooklyn Maas and Melissa Jacques.
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Lorene Marie Edmunds of Zionsville and Timothy Lee McClintic were married on June 24, 2012, at Carmel Lutheran Church by minister Daniel Schumm.
A reception was at Prairie View Club House in Carmel. Bridal party was Rene Guerra, maid of honor; Eileen Maguire, bridesmaid; Colin McClintic, best man; Scott Biberdorf, groomsmen; and Jeffrey Biberdorf, groomsmen.
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Dr. Sara Brummett and Mark Bland of Ann Arbor, Mich. were married on Oct. 8, 2011 at the Mansion at Oak Hill in Carmel.
Sara is the daughter of Jack and Anita Brummett of Zionsville and granddaughter of Avnis Woodward of McHenry, Ill. She is a 2000 graduate of Zionsville Community High School, a 2004 graduate of Xavier University and 2009 graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine. She is completing her Pediatric Residency at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich. and will then work as a Pediatric Hospitalist at Toledo Children's Hospital.
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Diane Catherine Mihelc of Chicago married Kirk Alan Joss of Chicago on Aug. 20, 2011 at Terrace at Market Tower with Pastor Tom Streeter officiating.
Gocking-Boeglin marry
Kelsi Marie Gocking of Zionsville, and Bradley L. Boeglin of Santa Claus, were married on Sept. 24, 2011.
The bride is the daughter of Bruce and Terry Gocking of Zionsville. She is a 2007 graduate of Zionsville Community High School and a 2011 graduate of Ball State University. She is employed by Tri-County YMCA in Ferdinand.
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Bethony Ericson Vernaglia of Anaheim Hills, Calif., and Chad Michael Danz of Zionsville, were married on Sept. 17, 2011, at Ranchos Las Lomas in Silverado, Calif.
Bethony is the daughter of Kip and Betsy Vernaglia of Anaheim Hills, Calif. She is a 2005 graduate of Orange Lutheran High School and a 2009 graduate of Purdue University. She earned a degree in management and was in Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority. She is a senior marketing executive at LabCorp.
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Stupid petty tea party jerks R now blaming every lost job on Obama's re-election & the spoil-sport fools firing people to prove their point.—
SJ Reidhead (@sjreidhead) November 09, 2012
Libs are already out in full force trying to excuse and minimize the layoff bomb created by President Obama's destructive policies.
Business owners are heartbroken by the massive layoffs necessitated by Obama's reelection and the certainty of further economic burdens. And many more layoffs are in the works.
But is the president to blame for that? Pfft. According to Obama apologists, it's those petty, vindictive Rethuglicans tossing around pink slips like they're confetti. It's all about spiting Obama by collapsing the economy, natch.
How the media will cover these companies laying off workers b/c of ObamaCare: "Corporations fire workers for revenge against Obama vote."—
Ian McNulty (@iMcNulty82) November 09, 2012
Twitter libs are hard at work pushing this narrative for the lapdog media to run with.
Employers firing people after Obama's victory? Store owners closing their stores after Obama's victory? It's uncalled for and Unamerican.—
Jeff Artis (@JeffArtis) November 09, 2012
Wow so they firing people because Obama won…smh this world is sad—
A Creole Beauty (@MsLafleur) November 09, 2012
Your insanely loose use of the word tyranny is ironic, at best. Firing people as revenge for Democracy is vile. #layoffbomb @ConstitutionLo1—
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@AZdude88 @jamestharris Small businesses are firing people for retribution Not for any legitimate reason—
Jared (@derajmnosnhoj) November 09, 2012
@michellemalkin Way to show their protest by firing people. F'ing loser right wing sore loser owners. Same retards tweeking wall street.—
Freedom Defender (@Irishkid2012) November 09, 2012
Can anything be done about these employers firing people because Obama won?—
GenVG (@GenVG1) November 08, 2012
@becca51178 They are firing people because Mitt Romney lost the election, not because the election itself had any impact on their business.—
Whiskey Arcade (@WhiskeyArcade) November 08, 2012
I can't believe employers are laying off employees just because President Obama won?? #Bullshit—
Sandeep (@MrEngnr) November 09, 2012
We seriously need to boycott ANY company laying off workers because Obama won. You guys think your business will struggle now? #justwait…—
Fluffhead Was a Man (@fluffhead67) November 08, 2012
Any company laying off employees because of Obama re-election or health care costs is un-American & probably using tax shelters anyway.—
Killwave (@Killwaveband) November 08, 2012
Employers laying off just to prove a point, ruining people's lives trying to be hardasses over Obama reelection #Disgusting—
Seth Murray (@Seth_Murray) November 08, 2012
Those slugs are laying off people already as a result of the Obama win! They want a recession—
DJ TALL GUY (@DJTALLGUY) November 08, 2012
All these Merican companies laying off employees because of the election #Unamerican #poorloosers—
Tommy Chapman (@ChapmanTommy) November 09, 2012
GOP business owners doing their part to keep unemployment high by laying off employees to spite them for Obama victory washingtonpost.com/business/econo…—
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Those victims of revenge #layoffs should band together and start competitive businesses and show (cont) tl.gd/juo62r—
Giulia Gouge (@giuliag) November 09, 2012
Elections have consequences and these consequences were completely predictable. It's President Obama who framed the election as an opportunity for revenge, not the thousands of businesses devastated by the Obamacare mandate, the War on Coal and other destructive policies.
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The WHL has been a league that the Stars have consistently drafted from in the past few years. The WHL is, arguably, the toughest of all of the leagues that make up the CHL.
They produce high end prospects ever year and this year is no different. There are numerous prospects I could profile but I'm going to focus on two that most will have heard of and one that people will hear of in the next few months. They are: Sam Reinhart, Leon Draisatl and Nikita Scherbak.
Sam Reinhart
Sam Reinhart is the last of the Reinhart brothers to enter the NHL Draft and is arguably the most talented of them all. He is a legitimate contender for the top spot in the draft and would probably be picked within the top three picks.
Reinhart is a right handed centre playing with the Kootenay Ice. He has 46 points in in the last 29 games. He got excellent vision, instincts, skating and hands. He is an excellent two way forward and is seen as a team player rather than an individualist player.
He's got some good size at 6-foot-1, 183 pounds, and is likely to be in the NHL next season. Will the Stars do that badly they have a shot at him? It seems very unlikely.
Leon Draisaitl
Draisaitl is a centre playing with the Prince Albert Raiders, the same team Mike Winther plays for. He is almost certainly going to be the highest drafted German in the history of the NHL Draft. He is certain to be drafted in the top 10 if not the top five when the Draft is held in 2014.
He's got the NHL ready body already at 6-2, 210 pounds. He is a play making center who, despite his size, isn't known for being an overly physical player.
He makes up for his lack of physicality with top vision and hands. He's not going to be the fastest skater in the draft but he's got a pretty good skating style despite his size.
Draisaitl is one of those prospects I would love the Stars to get their hands on. At the rate he's producing and the Stars current draft position I find it highly unlikely that the Stars are in a position to draft this young German.
Nikita Scherbak
This is the mystery of the three prospects I've profiling in this article. Who is he? He's a 6"2 right wing Russian playing with the Saskatoon Blades, the same organisation Matej Stransky played for.
He's grown quite a bit in the past year and now stands at 6-2, 174 pounds. What is impressive is that in his rookie season in his draft year he has 42 points in 29 games and leads all rookies in scoring. He's sixth overall in the WHL in scoring.
He is an intriguing combination of skill and gritty play. He's got the offensive skills, as can be seen by his impressive points total. He is quick and skilled enough to evade oncoming forecheckers and is a good forechecker in his own right.
His main area of weakness is his own defensive game, not an uncommon problem for young forwards, especially in their rookie season in a new country. This can certainly be improved upon and ironed out over time.
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Last week's spending review saw HMRC hit with a 15 per cent real terms cut in its Budget.
That is even after the extra £900 million (over five years) to tackle avoidance and evasion (as announced by Danny Alexander at Lib Dem conference in September), and a further £100 million to improve the operation of PAYE.
To free up the money for these projects and make the savings required of the department, HMRC is being expected to make efficiency savings of 25 per cent of its resource (i.e. non-capital) spending through "enhanced use of new technology, rationalising the HMRC estate and maximising savings from IT contracts".
You can read the HMRC section of the spending review paper by clicking here and scrolling down to pages 71-72.
Gavin Hinks, editor of Accountancy Age, has written a good analysis of what the review means for HMRC which you can read here.
The CIOT's Low Incomes Tax Reform Group (LITRG) has expressed concern that the cuts will bear harshly on vulnerable poorer taxpayers and tax credits recipients, by further reducing their access to help and support, such as home visits, enquiry centres and hard copies of leaflets, and by increasing the pressure on Tax Help for Older People (TOP) and Tax Aid. You can read more of their response here.
The union representing HMRC staff has said that strike action will be inevitable in the Government does not change its course.
The CIOT raised our concerns about resourcing of HMRC with the Exchequer Secretary ahead of the spending review. HMRC's staffing levels have already been cut by more than a quarter over the last six years. One of our concerns is about how often 'efficiency savings' really are true efficiency savings and how often they are just the shifting of a burden. If the result of HMRC discontinuing something is that taxpayers and their agents have to do the work instead most people would consider this displacement rather than efficiency.
The CIOT's Tax Policy Director John Whiting responded to questions from FT readers on the paper's website on the day after the review. The questioners did not restrict themselves to tax matters, wanting to know John's view on whether house prices are going to go up or down, and whether the Government should not just print a trillion pounds of new money to clear the national debt!
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While Nebraska is doing better financially than they were in the Big XII, the other Big XII schools have since passed Nebraska in terms of league revenue. But that changes in 2017, when Nebraska...
If expansion is all about the money, then what are the risks behind the easy money?
Reports are that the Big Ten isn't done with realignment. Boston College and Virginia appear to be the leading candidates. But what about North Carolina and Duke?
Maryland, Rutgers To The East, Illinois to the West
Nobody remembers it, nobody likes it. So we're no longer using them. East/West, North/South...it doesn't matter.
How do Husker fans feel about Nebraska's move from the Big XII to the Big Ten after one year?
Nebraska's Spring Game will be streamed live on BTN2Go, along with five other Big Ten spring games. Schedule, information here.
Texas vs Texas A&M, Missouri vs Kansas - two of the biggest rivalries in college sports die this year. Fans fo those teams shouldn't despair too much. By next season, they'll have forgotten about...
If you want to survive cancer, you first have to control it and then remove it. If the Big XII wants to survive, it must act the same way.
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In 2008, Willamette University purchased 305 acres of forest and farmland in the Eola Hills of Oregon. Zena Forest and Farm, as it is known, became the subject of an interdisciplinary course taught at Willamette University, in which students collaboratively wrote a comprehensive history of Zena, focusing on relationships between people and the land. The result is this book: both a story of a remarkable place and an example of place-based, student-driven pedagogy.read more
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What is the Sacred Dance Guild? As the name implies, it is a group of members who come together to support the goals of sacred dance (or movement) within the context of worship. A more important question, really, is: what is sacred dance? Sacred Dance creates moments of awe and wonder and nourishes the souls of the givers and receivers and, in doing so, helps to create a more compassionate and peaceful world.read more
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Inspired by the Occupy movement and the Arab Spring, it is an echo of these and a call for something larger.
Come on- brothers and sisters West to East
Don't let these corporate suit and ties disrespect the streets
Lets be more than outsiders with an angry speech
It's time to occupy, speak your peace, let's go!
To succeed at any undertaking requires the ability to calmly focus our energy. Without concentration even our best efforts are weakened — even our efforts to love, meditate, or simply pray.read more
Remembering that God is within us and a part of everything that ever was and ever will be is one of the most important things we can do.read more
The natural world constantly offers opportunities to experience the presence of spirit in endless variation. Nature is one of the most clear and obvious manifestations of God in our universe.read more
Choreographer, Neille Arnold, created this dance to expresses the journey and struggle of a woman seeking her voice, and finding her power through the drum. It was performed live on stage at -SHEbeats- Hope's CD release party in Minneapolis June 2013.read more
The prophet Isaiah commands the heavens and the earth to sing for joy, to break forth into song. But what if we don't want to sing? What if we can't sing? Built on Isaiah 49:13-16, this short, meditative, worship film explores both the challenges and the comforts of faith leaving the viewer with this promise: you are mine!read more
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The Chicago Bears have signed running back Curtis Brinkley to a 1-year contract.
The Bears were looking to add to their backfield behind Matt Forte and Michael Bush with Armando Allen nursing a hamstring injury.
A Syracuse product, Brinkley spent three seasons with the San Diego Chargers (2010-12) and had 227 yards rushing and 118 receiving. He also returned seven kickoffs for 149 yards.
The Bears also waived receiver Marcus Rucker on Monday.
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Final Fantasy XIV's director justifies subscriptions, and explains why he couldn't fix a broken game
Naoki Yoshida wasn't part of the original team that developed Final Fantasy XIV. He's taking over where former producer, Hiromichi Tanaka, and director, Nobuaki Komoto, left off. Yoshida, now in the director's seat, had no hesitation in criticizing what he found when he first came to work on the game. "What I found were two things," he told me through an assigned translator. "The first one was us as a company being too comfortable in the Final Fantasy franchise. We took it for granted. We thought, 'Whatever game we make, players will play it.' I think that was a very big mistake we made." "The second was lack of knowledge of the current MMO. We really should have studied more about the competitors in order to make a game that could win the competition in the MMO market." Yoshida is an MMO veteran. He frequently cited EverQuest and Ultima Online as major inspirations in his early days in the genre, and in more recent times he's played games like Guild Wars 2, World of Warcraft, TERA, and The Old Republic.I criticized FFXIV for feeling too par-for-the-course, too standard with its user interface and quest system. Yoshida's background helps explain why. When he moves from one MMO to the next, he wants to feel comfortable. Scratch that: Yoshida told me he needs to feel comfortable. Hence, it makes sense that FFXIV would feel so familiar. "The user interface is something we really focused on. When someone plays another MMO, the user interface must be really, really comfortable to use. Same as in an FPS; any FPS game, even in a slightly different FPS, the user interface is the same, so you have less stress trying to move to a new game. So I thought it was very important to have a global, standard interface."
Console fantasy
A PlayStation 3 version of the game has been long in the making, but the numerous problems present in the 1.0 version of Final Fantasy XIV on PC held it back. Yoshida revealed the PS3 control scheme for the first time last week, and the results were intriguing. FFXIV's control scheme on PS3 has four "cross bars" laid out at the bottom of the screen, as opposed to the standard, single hotbar design of many MMOs – including FFXIV on PC. The individual buttons can be assigned to just about whatever you like, from combat skills to social actions to custom macros. You activate these buttons by shifting the control scheme to one half of the cross bars or the other via the shoulder triggers. So let's say you have all of your social interactions assigned to the left-most cross bar, and your buffs on the cross bar to its right, while all of your combat skills are assigned to the two cross bars on the right.Hold down the left shoulder trigger and press a button on the d-pad to perform a social action, or any of the PlayStation's face buttons to activate a buff. Hold down the right trigger and press any button on the d-pad or face buttons to activate a combat skill. The layout, in other words, is as though you have two controllers side-by-side, and holding the trigger dictates which controller you're using; no triggers, no special changes. Yoshida was clearly excited about the prospect, and it definitely seems original and intuitive. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to test it out for myself, but the closed beta starts on February 25, and PS3 users will be able to join come the third phase of testing.
Subscriptions reborn
Final Fantasy XIV 1.0 had such a strong outcry from fans that Square Enix extended the 30-day trial indefinitely, and players weren't charged the planned subscription fees until January 2012. A lot has changed since then; we've seen the implementation of microtransactions into games we'd have never imagined them in before, and free-to-play seems to dominate the market. So, I asked Yoshida: would Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn ditch the subscription model? No. When Final Fantasy XIV returns to the market, so too will its monthly subscriptions. Yoshida argued that FFXIV needs stability. "With the free-to-play model, you'll get huge income one month, but the next month it depletes," he told me. The more predictable nature of subscriptions makes it easier to keep the game updated, the team paid, and Square Enix's lights on."Most MMOs have investors in the background, and the company uses the profit and splits the profit with the investors. But, if the game's not successful, and it doesn't reach the target, then they have to switch to free-to-play to try and get just a little profit from it," Yoshida said. "Among the MMOs in the market, only Blizzard and Square Enix are making money without investors in the background." I asked Yoshida about the public perception of such a model. Square Enix has tried hard to win over players and overcome negative attitudes; wouldn't reintroducing a subscription model just further that negativity? "I don't think there's a right or wrong for having a monthly subscription model or free-to-play model. Games like The Old Republic and The Secret World, I don't say those games would've been more successful if they had been free-to-play, for example," Yoshida said. "The subscription model was unrelated to the success of the game." Yoshida seemed confident people will see value in A Realm Reborn.
Built from scratch
I told Yoshida that my father, who was a teacher, had a metaphor he kept handy for situations like this, where you're asked to complete or revise someone else's work. He looked at it as a house, I told Yoshida. Either your house had a good foundation that could be added on to, or it was broken from the beginning, and the best you could do is put up some nice curtains to cover broken windows. I asked Yoshida which description fit Final Fantasy XIV the first time he saw it. Yoshida laughed. "I was amazed at how it could sustain itself without any columns," he told me. "The previous version, the maximum number of players displayed was 40, and even to do so, you had to have a really high-spec PC, so it wasn't something that anybody could enjoy." "Over these two years, I have been updating this house. What I did was like adding pillars, to start with. There were some trees in the house that I had to remove and replace to make it a proper structure." Yoshida explained that, as he worked on the game, it became clear a simple overhaul wasn't going to cut it. The game had to be reworked from the ground up. "I was starting to build a new house from scratch," he said.Although Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn shares an identity with the 1.0 version of the game that shipped in September 2010, it's almost entirely new – a new UI, new combat animations and effects, new areas to explore, new engine optimization to make the game run on lower-end PCs and support more players per area. A Realm Reborn looks like the Final Fantasy XIV that bombed hard three years ago, but Yoshida's work has resulted in something that can stand apart as its own creation. He's worked hard to escape the tainted history. "I don't want to do it again, but it was interesting in its own way," Yoshida told me. I complimented him; it sounded like he was confident he'd built a good house. "Otherwise I wouldn't have made it!"


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A Massachusetts' State Police air wing is combing the area over the intersection of Rt. 140 and Rt. 24 tonight after three cars windows were damaged. State police with the aid of Dartmouth patrols are searching for suspects who may have shot out the windows with a bb or pellet gun.
There are no injuries currently reported. State police speculate that the windows could have been damaged by gravel, kicked up from a nearby construction site.
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Seek emergency medical attention if you think you have used too much of this medicine.
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Half a world away from South Africa, the University of Northern Iowa held a remembrance service for anti-apartheid hero and former South African President Nelson Mandela.
"I am tinged with sadness that we will no longer have his presences in the global community," Rev. Canon Suzanne Peterson of Trinity Episcopal Church in Waterloo told the UNI community during Monday's event.
Peterson lived in South Africa from 1991 to 1994 and then again from 1998 until 2012. During those 17 years, she worked with multiple churches and even had the opportunity to meet Nelson Mandela during one community event. Peterson has seen firsthand the damage the apartheid and racism have done to the people of South Africa.
"Your designation as you racial type determined everything. It determined where you went to school, where you could live… People sometimes tried to get it changed to see if they could not be 'Black' or 'African' anymore but be 'Colored' because it would just make a difference for their children," Peterson said during an interview Monday.
Mandela's battle against apartheid landed him in prison, but he kept his hope and moved forward after his release.
"One of his biographers said he didn't come out not angry, he was angry, but he learned that that wasn't going to take a country forward," Peterson said. "He just said to everyone, 'We can't live angry. We have to learn how to forgive.'"
Peterson says she hopes everyone can learn a few lessons from Mandela.
"I just hope that for all of us that we can really try to live the life of forgiveness and creative justice and creative ways of living," Peterson said. "The world needs more Nelson Mandelas."
UNI is also collecting a book of condolences that will be sent to South Africa. If you are interested in contributing, contact Dr. Michael Blackwell at email@example.com.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jeffersontown Police say they've arrested a Louisville man months after he visited a local Kroger store, allegedly using his camera phone to take pictures under a woman's dress.
According to an arrest warrant, the incident took place at approximately 1:30 p.m. on Aug. 25, at the Jeffersontown Kroger near the corner of Hurstbourne Pkwy. and Taylorsville Rd.
Police say a woman was shopping in the pet aisle when she noticed 36-year-old Sean D. Munday crouched down beside her. The woman moved further down the aisle and continued shopping, according to police, but Munday followed her, still crouching.
That's when, police say, the woman heard the sound of a camera phone.
According to the arrest report, the woman saw Munday stand up, look at his phone and say, "Hmmm..." before walking off.
The woman thought this was "suspicious," according to police.
So did a witness. Police say a man told them he was standing in front of the pet aisle, when he saw Munday crouch down on one knee beside the woman, and place his phone underneath the woman's dress with his left hand.
A warrant was issued for Munday's arrest on Aug. 26. He was arrested at his home on Fairground Road on the afternoon of Sunday, Nov. 10.
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Welcome to "Beauty vs. the Beast," a handicapping feature designed to track how the teams that are bet the most and the least at a given sportsbook in a given week fare. Each week, I'll put down a mythical 100 units on each of the games and see what happens.
"A lot of these teams have had a roller coaster of popularity," Jay Kornegay, the vice president of race and sports book operations at the Las Vegas Hilton, was saying of NFL teams late this week.
The three clubs whose popularity with bettors has remained fairly static, Kornegay said, are the Packers, 49ers and Colts. Green Bay and San Francisco are on the positive side of that ledger, with Indianapolis ... ugh, yes, Indianapoiis.
Moving along ...
Right now, the Buccaneers' popularity is rather low with bettors, Kornegay said. They have struggled recently, losing three in a row. Also, they have covered in just one of their last six games. Couple all this with the Packers' lofty standing with bettors, and the Bucs make a second straight appearance as our "Beast" of the week.
Our Week 11 "Beauty" is the Cowboys. (The Packers, as of Friday afternoon, were technically more popular with bettors, but obviously, we're not playing both sides of the line.)
Dallas, which rolled to victory vs. Buffalo last week, is a seven-point road favorite at Washington on Sunday. Road favorites have not exactly fared well in the beauty role (1-4-1 ATS). But who knows? Maybe that roller coaster is back on the way up.
Week 11
Beauty: Cowboys -7 at Redskins
Beast: Buccaneers +14 at Packers
Note: Lines as of Friday
Season results
Beauty: -418.18
Beast: -136.36
Profit / Loss: -554.54
"Wagers" to date
Beauty: Week Three (Lions -3) — PUSH; Week Four (Bills -3) — LOSS; Week Five (Lions -5½) — WIN, Week Six (Patriots -6½) — LOSS; Week Seven (Packers -9) — LOSS; Week Eight (Patriots -3) — LOSS; Week Nine (Bills -2½) — LOSS; Week Nine (Packers -5½) — WIN; Week 10 (Ravens -6½) — LOSS.
Beast: Week Three (Chiefs +14½) — WIN; Week Four (Seahawks +4½) — WIN; Week Five (Jaguars -1½) — LOSS; Week Six (Dolphins +7) — LOSS; Week Seven (Dolphins -2) — LOSS; Week Eight (Rams +14) — WIN; Week Nine (Dolphins +4) — WIN; Week Nine (Colts +7) — LOSS; Week 10 (Buccaneers +3) — LOSS.


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on Dec 28, 2007 at 9:01 pm
All good code.
on Dec 29, 2007 at 7:27 am
Yes they are all ok except this one.
"AB 118, authored by Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez, D-Los Angeles, increases the annual vehicle-registration fee and the smog-impact fee in order to provide revenue for research and development of alternative fuels. Consumers can expect to pay from $3 to $11 more when registering their vehicles. This law is in effect from July 2008 through 2016."
As told to me personally by this moron Nunez, He said "THIS IS OUR MONEY" meaning that he has no concept other than your money is his money. VOTH THIS MAN OUT OF OFFICE.
on Dec 29, 2007 at 8:59 am
The science and technology is already there for any alternative fuel imaginable. This reminds me of the scam where Lear of jet fame offered a prize for a steam powered bus, and got one. New science? No, it was a 90 year old Dobel design. Race cars have been burning alky for years, and during WWII European cars ran on CO from charcoal burners.
Pity the worker who depends on a car to get to work - this just cut into her life a bit deeper.


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On view through April 15, 2012, at Bard Graduate Center in New York, is Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones. A collaboration between the Victoria and Albert Museum and Jones, the world's foremost milliner, features hats ranging from a 12th century Egyptian fez to couture creations by Jones and contemporaries such as Rod Keenan, Eugenia Kim and Albertus Swanepoel.
Highlights of the exhibition include Elsa Schiaparelli's felt and silk velvet Shoe Hat from 1938, a velvet and silk Bonnet from England circa 1835, and a Spiral Hat from 1962, made by Cristobal Balenciaga for Eisa. Fashion lovers will be delighted seeing Halston bunny ears worn by Candace Bergen to Truman Capote's Black & White Ball and Estee Lauder's famed turban.
Pictured is Philip Treacy's Feather Hat, London, 1995.
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In 2009, the truth took a beating
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Published on Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009 at 5:21 p.m.
The Truth-O-Meter went red in 2009.
We mention red because that's the meter's color for our lowest ratings, False and Pants on Fire. Of the 432 fact-checking items we published this year, 26 percent were rated False and 10 percent earned a Pants on Fire .
That means more than one-third of all the claims we checked were incorrect.
Another way to look at it: The truth took a beating in 2009.
That was particularly true in the debate over health care , where nearly 40 percent of claims were rated False or Pants on Fire.
And if you're relying on pundits or talk show hosts for your facts, you might want to reconsider. More than 45 percent of their claims were False or Pants on Fire.
The social scientists on our staff (okay, there's just one) discourage us from comparing this year's ratings with last year, when we were focused on the presidential campaign. Our ratings are journalism, not social science, after all, and the items are chosen based on our news judgment and staffing, not randomly selected. But with that big caveat, it's still interesting to note that we had a lower share of False and Pants on Fire ratings during the 2008 campaign – 24 percent – than the 36 percent in 2009, when we rated the congressional debate and comments from the White House.
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The Indianapolis Colts fell to 1-2 on the season after the team lost, 22-17, to the Jacksonville Jaguars, largely because the Colts allowed the Jaguars to connect on an 80-yard passing touchdown with 45 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter. The touchdown gave the Jaguars a slim margin that proved to be enough in the roller coaster of a game on Sunday.
While the Colts were unable to string consecutive wins together, Josh Wilson of SB Nation's Colts blog, Stampede Blue, is upset with the tough loss on Sunday but knows the team has a true leader in rookie quarterback Andrew Luck.
The Colts have a lot of work to do. They have a bye week to work out some of the issues, while also preparing for the Green Bay Packers coming to town in two weeks.
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Rhode Island
3.16/5 rDev -14.6%
Poured from a 22oz bottle into a tulip glass. Bottled on date is 8/30/2010.
A: The beer is a dark reddish brown color, with a thin off-white head that fades quickly and leaves a thin lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is faint but contains brown sugar, lager yeast, caramelized malts, dark fruit alcohol and a touch of hops.
T: The taste starts out bready with flavors of lager yeast and a hearty malt character. Then a strong alcohol sting comes in along with some mildly sweet flavors of caramel, brown sugar and dark fruit. The sweetness strengthens as you continue to drink the beer. The hops presence is very mild and there isn't much balance. The after-taste is boozy and slightly sweet.
M: Crisp and not very smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is slightly sticky.
O: Flavorful, goes down ok, not too filling, very strong kick, decent representation of style, not sure if this is a case where the beer wasn't very good or it just didn't age well. Either way there are better beers in the style.
04-28-2014 01:30:29 | More by TheManiacalOne
3.55/5 rDev -4.1%
This Eisbock is paler than I expect but still within the style as I understand it. It's more a dark orange, sort of coppery with a bit of haze. The head is large but too loose to hold together for any time. Left behind is a bubbly sort of foam that deposits some spotting as the beers falls.
As it should be, malts are heavy in the aroma. It's got the boozy sort of sweetness anticipated, lots of dark fruits and caramel. The alcohol is a little hot, but not terribly. A touch of grass is offered by the hops. Not masterfully done, but good.
It goes an interesting route in the flavor, as the sweetness clashes with an interestingly dry element. Dark fruits and something like molasses are strong. Wheat isn't quite cracker and offers a little tang. There's a little bit of spiciness and some white fruits flesh, but otherwise there's not as strong a Belgian yeast note as some. A little diacetyl seems present, as it mingles with the doughy taste for a sort of buttered biscuit note.
There's a bit of crispness on the tongue. While this beer maintains a medium body, it has a certain thickness that makes it seems like it ought to be fuller. It's smooth for the duration but has an interesting mineral quality on the palate. It's a little cloying in the thickness.
04-04-2014 21:15:48 | More by Brenden
4/5 rDev +8.1%
03-27-2014 13:12:57 | More by MA08
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
02-02-2014 00:40:15 | More by Sammy
3.15/5 rDev -14.9%
Poured from a 650 ml bottle into a weizen.
A: Dark amber hue. Pours a 1 finger, bubbly, brown head. Settles very quickly. No lacing.
S: Oak, caramel, and booze.
T: Tastes like it smells. Caramel and oak and booze.
M: Syrupy and thick on the palate. Boozy and sweet.
D: Sip due to heft.
Atmosphere is okay. Bubbly head, no real lacing. Nose is wood, caramel, and booze. Tastes like it smells. Overall, this is an okay quaff.
01-17-2014 03:01:59 | More by bmwats
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
12-30-2013 03:12:42 | More by jaydoc
5/5 rDev +35.1%
11-13-2013 23:15:58 | More by MithrilTuxedo
4/5 rDev +8.1%
10-03-2013 00:35:05 | More by Beermaine
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
09-22-2013 07:45:51 | More by Kopfschuss
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
09-03-2013 16:52:47 | More by imperialking
3/5 rDev -18.9%
08-13-2013 16:14:38 | More by JTomczak
South Dakota
1.79/5 rDev -51.6%
Eisbock pours a dark copper color, with little head, nice carbonation bubbles. Aroma is fruity sweet, as well as sour. The taste is sourish and has a sharp alcohol flavor, had flower like flavors, not from hops, but from flowers. Hard to drink, flavors didn't mix well. Overall NOT enjoyable, actually it was rather disgusting.
07-20-2013 03:39:46 | More by vette2006c5r
4/5 rDev +8.1%
06-19-2013 16:38:00 | More by Hopheadjeffery
3/5 rDev -18.9%
05-19-2013 01:50:47 | More by cosmonick
New Hampshire
3.25/5 rDev -12.2%
04-29-2013 06:52:55 | More by Kelp
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
04-28-2013 16:14:16 | More by kodt
4.48/5 rDev +21.1%
Bottled 30 Aug 10, Price $6.99
A: clear, nice light brown/amberish color, very nice frothy thick head that persisted
S: deep caramelized malt, dark fruit
T: deep caramelized malt, good hop balanced bitterness, a lot of heat from EtOH but well-made
M: chewy, dense, good eisbock, still very hot from EtOH after 20 months in the bottle
04-28-2013 13:28:58 | More by wisrarebeer
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
03-24-2013 19:13:58 | More by Lare453
4/5 rDev +8.1%
03-24-2013 05:36:49 | More by BARFLYB
4.5/5 rDev +21.6%
This is what I call "cheese beer" meaning that it would go well with a cheese tray with say Havarti or Swiss and perhaps deli meats like ham, pastrami or turkey. I am a huge fan of ALL of Red Hook's products, and I have yet to find even one that I don't like. This has a very complex flavor which is hard to describe for me. I was pleasantly surprised by this one. There is a wonderful sort of aftertaste which reminds me of nuts. I would recommend drinking this chilled, but for cold weather drinking by a fire with a snack tray while watching TV or a movie. 4.5/5.0. I almost gave this one straight 5's, but it is not what I would drink normally, so I was conservative in my rating. Cheers!
12-20-2012 00:22:35 | More by illuminutteh
3.75/5 rDev +1.4%
12-17-2012 01:51:39 | More by t0rin0
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -5.4%
12-07-2012 23:29:37 | More by Damian74Shensky
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