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Weighs 21lbs 6oz =29th percentile
Height 32.5"= 89th percentile
Head 49.5 = 97th percentile
He lost a little weight recently when sick.
Had my DD's dr appt today and got 2 shots :( but there was a new nurse and apparently didn't know what she was doing bcuz it took her 4 pokes to give my LO just 2 shots!
But besides my LO being sick with a cold all month she gained her two pounds she lost a few weeks ago
I forgot head size but height was 32 inches and 26.02 lbs, she's tall like daddy
28 lbs, 3 oz
33 inches tall.
forgot the head size, but that is off the chart.
Others are 90th height and less for weight, but not sure what.
Lacie (25) Married to DH (26) on 9-10-09
Ebug born 9-24-11
Nurse and Navy wife!
DS (A)- 9.23.2011 Officially (O)(O) GOLD!!!
DD (O)- 6.18.2013 Officially (O)(O) GOLD!!!
24 lb 1 oz - 70th percentile (pretty steep drop actually, he had been in the upper 90s, but big sis did similar at this age, total plateau on weight gain even though growing a lot length wise, she went from 30th to 5th)
32 1/4 in tall - 88th %
Head 18 1/4 in - 40th%
He also has at least 30 words and even puts together complete sentences. He's my little comminucator.
Happily married to my sweet, gentle hubby 12/30/06
Laurelin Carol Faith 10/9/09
Thomas John Harold 9/13/11

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Coverage of Tonight's Goblet Preview: Clips from PreviewGoFFilm
Well, the first video clip preview of The Goblet of Fire has been captured with a new look at Madame Maxime walking with what looks like the Beauxbatons. Veritaserum and Hpana(courtesy of Veritaserum) have the :30 clip. Enjoy!
UPDATE: The first interview segment(1:00) is up now on HPANA and Veritaserum.
Update #2 - Veritaserum has posted all three segments of the Goblet of Fire preview. The second one has footage of Harry and Cho Chang. Some great Yule Ball footage as well of Hermione and Krum dancing as well. The third one has the trio talking about the characters relationships. Check it out!
Update #3: We now have complete transcripts of the segments, thanks to Gmth and Gina. Thanks much, as well as to Veritaserum and HPANA!
Segment 1:
60-second spot about GoF from tonight's showing of CoS.
Shots of Harry jumping, then the trio at the Yule Ball.
Dan: (unintelligible) Harry's life is out of his hands.
Shot of the Goblet with the Weasley twins and Harry, blue fire streaks past Harry's face.
Emma: In this film, there will never be a dull moment. It's just going to be bang, bang, bang, adventure to next adventure.
Shot of the Great Hall.
Dumbledore: This year, Hogwarts will play host to the Tri-Wizard Tournament (shot of Filch firing the cannon, Ron and Hermione in the stands cheering), during which time, a single student (shots of Harry, Krum, Cedric and Fleur) gets to represent his or her school (shot of Krum putting his name in the Goblet) in a series of magical contests shot of Harry looking up -- at the Dark Mark?.
Emma: I think it's great (shot of Durmstrang students entering the Great Hall for people to realize Hogwarts isn't the only magical school.
Shot of Beauxbatons students entering the Great Hall.
Dan: When the girls enter in, just every man in the Great Hall was kind of going -- *gapes, open mouthed* (SO CUTE!)
Shot of Harry jumping again.
Rupert: This tournament's wicked. It's like, really dangerous (shot of Ron, Hermione and Neville in the stands, recoiling in fear) (shot of Harry, Fleur, Cedric and Krum meeting Dumbledore outside the maze).
Dan: They're all kind of potentially fatal tasks they have to get through to be the winner.
Shot of Dan with the underwater crew in SCUBA gear. Shot of the maze.
Shot of a merperson and Dan swimming.
Rupert: There's the maze, there's the deep water and there's the dragon (long shot of the Horntail).
an: The dragon... I think the dragon will terrify you (shot of the Horntail blowing fire).
Segment 2:
Emma: When I first read the script, I knew the whole issue of finding a partner for the ball would be really funny.
Shot of Harry and Ron and a bunch of girls walking by.
Harry: Why do they have to travel in packs?
Dan: It's a character for anyone out there who's ever been awkward with a girl (shot of Harry bumping into Cho and Cho smiling), which is probably every male, anywhere in the world.
Shot of Ginny and another girl (??) leading Ron into the Gryffindor common room.
Other girl: He just asked Fleur Delacour to the ball.
Ron: I (something unintelligible), Harry.
Rupert: It's more sort of fun when you're sort of acting it, but in real life it's pretty scary.
Shot of Hermione dancing with Krum, Krum lifts her into the air and spins her around.
Emma: She kind of has a boyfriend in this one, which for Ron and Harry is a bit of a shock, really (shot of the trio at the Yule Ball again, seen through the camera lens), especially for Ron, who's like, just realized she's a girl.
Shot of Emma and Dan dancing.
Rupert: We had to waltz around in front of everybody. It was a bit embarrassing, but it was quite funny.
Shot of dancing couples, zooms in to Hermione and Krum.
Emma: I'm watching my feet the whole time. That's not good, not good.
Shot of Harry and Parvati dancing.
Dan (or Dan as Harry) to Parvati: You trust me, don't you?
Dan: It was very hard. I got to about halfway through and then I would just kind of like, lose it completely.
Emma: It's very funny because the girls get up and are really ready to go and dance (more shots of couples dancing), and all the guys are like -- *pulls a face, sighs* -- "Oh no," not getting up and dancing. It was great fun to do.
Segment 3:
Shot of Rupert pulling a face in the classroom. Shot of Emma. Shot of Dan smiling, then looking up at the Dark Mark (Mark not shown).
Shot of Harry running to catch up with Ron and Seamus.
Dan: Harry's character has changed so much, he's become a teenager.
Harry (to Ron): You're a right foul git, you know that?
Ron: You think so?
Rupert: Ron gets a bit angry because he thinks that Harry's always like, the hero (shot of Ron and Seamus pushing past Harry), but in the end it's quite cool.
Dan: Even though he saved so many people, he sort of wants the celebrity thing to end.
Shot of Ron and Hermione in the stands clapping.
Shot of Ron and Hermione walking together.
Emma: This year, for Hermione, she's just, more than anything else, on edge for so much of the film.
Shot of Harry and Hermione near the lake, then at the Quidditch World Cup during the DE attack, with Arthur and the twins in the background.
Emma: She just spends most of her time worrying about Harry.
Shot of Ron and Hermione in the Great Hall.
Rupert: (something unintelligible) You sort of sense like, a relationship between them two.
Shot of the trio and Parvati at the Yule Ball.
Hermione: Viktor's gone to get drinks. Would you like to join us?
Ron: No, we would not care to join you and Viktor.
Rupert: I guess he's sort of jealous.
Ron: You're fraternizing with the enemy.
Emma: The stuff that he comes up with, uh... results in quite a few arguments. Which should be quite funny, actually. I'm quite looking forward to those.
Shot of Hermione coming down the steps at the Yule Ball, smiling.
Shot of Ron in his dress robes, smiling.
Shot of Harry, smiling.


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Arcadia Shipwreck Porter - Arcadia Brewing Company
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Ratings: 134 | Reviews: 99 | Display Reviews Only:
3.88/5 rDev +0.8%
Nice deep brown color-slight cocoa colored head on top. Very oakey and whiskey like aroma. Good flavor-some roasted malt against a huge whiskey flavor. Tends to be over done for my own personal liking. Oak flavor is way up front as well. Decent level of lactic sweetness-comes across as a sweet stout in spots. Nice body-very smooth and the sweet stout quality balances the overdone oakiness and whiskey. Quite drinkable though not my thing all around. Enjoyable-I would recommend in small doses for sure.
07-09-2007 00:39:17 | More by lackenhauser
3.85/5 rDev 0%
Wow, is this an interesting beer. Not perfect by any means, but very interesting.
Pours almost black, more like a deep brown, with very little head. The nose is quite sharp -- lots of alcohol and bourbon aromas in there, lots of vanilla, along with chocolate and espresso. Very baltic porter-like. It's not terribly pleasant, but it sure is compelling. On the tongue, there's malt sweetness, then bitterness, and then a big alcoholic burn that's reminscent of the hard alcohol that, apparently, formerly occupied this beer's aging barrels. Surprisingly thin mouthfeel, coupled with a sticky film on the back of the tongue, reduce this one's drinkability. But man, is this one interesting. I'd love to actually see the process of making this one.
Overall, this one is flawed (alcoholic burn, not enough body, overly overt bourbon aromas) but fascinating. I always like to see beers like this -- they don't entirely succeed, but they try real hard and end up being far more interesting than even most of the micro dreck out there.
06-09-2006 01:50:06 | More by geexploitation
3.85/5 rDev 0%
I didn't realize that this was a whiskey barrel aged beer before I tried it - so that first sip was a shocker. It pours a very dark color with a moderate head that falls quickly and leaves a bit of lacing on the glass. The aroma has a lot of dark malt character with chocolate, but the whiskey comes through as well to create a complex combination. Quite sweet and flavorful flavor with plenty of dark roasted malts combining with a very strong whiskey/bourbon flavor. The body is medium and the drinkability is ok considering the extremely strong flavor of the whiskey.
11-11-2006 20:06:45 | More by clvand0
New York
3.83/5 rDev -0.5%
22 ounce bomber bottle, no freshness info offered. Pours darkest brown with orangy light shining through the edges of the glass, dark tan, middle of the road head and minor lacing. Nose of vanilla, and smoke. Intense flavors here of wood, burnt grains and smoke. Decent enough porter, perhaps a little thin, went well with some bread cheese and nuts. Not my favorite offering from Arcadia, but worth a try anyway
06-03-2007 02:09:29 | More by Billolick
3.8/5 rDev -1.3%
22oz bottle acquired in a couple of trades.
***This one was a gusher - poured all over my bar and left a nice trail all the way to the bathroom sink. Why do the majority of Arcadia beers do this (and why don't I remember that until too late!).***
Poured a dark, dark brown with a large sized off white head. Aromas of wood, vanilla, anise, and bourbon. Tastes of ligher wood, vanilla, brown sugar, roast, and light chocolate. For some reason, both the aromas and tastes reminded me a little of root beer.
Notes from 9/2/06
11-21-2008 00:49:51 | More by hopdog
3.8/5 rDev -1.3%
Tons of carbonation bubbles come up through a deep brown brew with slight light around the edges. It has a light, billowy large cola head.
Nose is heavy whiskey, with some malts. Very oaky.
Taste is more whiskey, roasted malts, and alcohol warming in the throat. Heavy whiskey flavors are not really my style, but this seems to be well done and if you're a whiskey lover you'll enjoy this beer.
Mouthfeel is pretty good. Drinkability is ok but not great, because of the whiskey. Kind of a sipper, but still quite nice.
04-27-2008 14:19:32 | More by shivtim
New Jersey
3.78/5 rDev -1.8%
It pours a rich, deep mahogany, pretty ruby along the edges. A finger of loose, light tan head ebbs soon to frothy globules. Points of lacing minimalize the inside of the glass.
The aroma swirls bittersweet roasted malt, toying with dark chocolate, coffee, port, bourbon oak, cola, and licorice. A mere floral hint of hops caresses a veritably present spine of alcohol.
Upon tasting, there's a flow of slightly charred but mildly sweet roasted malt, with plum, raisin, and smokey oak in play. A vinous note hints at port, and is joined by a strident tendon of seemingly mentholated alcohol. The grain replays briefly before sneaky hops bitter things rather abruptly, leading to a lingering dry finish. It seems like a compressed, almost rushed version of the aroma, but it's still a decently crafted profile.
Medium bodied, the combination of malt, cooling alcohol, and bitter hops keeps the palate awake.
The aroma starts with plenty going on, but pretty much leisurely. Then the flavor compacts the elements into a more concentrated and harder to read burst. The one real distraction, though, is the gleaming streak of alcohol that tries to part the flavor like Moses and the Red Sea. And that ABV goes a long way toward keeping consumption well in line. It's a beefy bugger that has some in the plus column, and is worth a try.
08-22-2006 17:46:24 | More by Foxman
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-19-2013 16:18:44 | More by Photekut
Rhode Island
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
22 Oz Bottle. Rich bourbon vanilla, oak, bourbon browned malt sugars and nips of candied licorice. Warm, creamy and rich. Pours dark brown-black with creamy tan head. Flavor starts very warm, with lots of barrel char, some scotch alcohols, nips of fusels, a run of burnt coffee and a hot hand of 77% dark chocolate. Moves into a mingling of hops and fragrant malt character. A touch hot, but a fairly decent melding of barrel and beer. Higher hopping enjoyable, and working well with oak dryness. Could use a touch more density and creaminess, but overall a well-done. Bits of salty sea oats. Thanks Sean!
07-21-2007 21:42:27 | More by CharlesDarwin
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
04-29-2014 16:24:16 | More by dannyfayy
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
10-23-2012 17:02:31 | More by ZPB
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
09-29-2013 03:59:47 | More by alelover
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
09-22-2012 22:14:00 | More by Gtg642
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
10-17-2012 10:13:08 | More by RblWthACoz
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
02-04-2014 04:33:07 | More by jkball01
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-21-2012 18:22:25 | More by djrn2
New Jersey
3.73/5 rDev -3.1%
A: Poured a dark, near black color with a light cinnamon/beige colored head that was creamy and well lasting but left little lacing.
S: boozy with an oaky alcohol aroma along with some vanilla and dry bitter chocolate.
T: a slight astringency. The beer was aged in 10yr old oak cask barrels that once held whiskey which is very noticeable in both the nose and flavor. A big alcohol flavor of whiskey. 7.8 abv but drinks much bigger greets you from the get go. There is some slight burnt malting and charred woodiness with an earthy bitterness as well. Some dark burnt sugars add just a hint of sweetness as well some dry vanilla creamer notes. The huge whiskey flavor is huge, perhaps a tad to much so and is comparable to dropping a shot in a 12oz glass of dark beer.
M: thin with light carbonation while the oaky vanilla alcohol flavor just takes over dominating the tongue.
D: Not bad but just way to much whiskey flavor in my beer to enjoy in 120z. Maybe if left to mellow a bit through aging this could be much more subtle and drinkable, otherwise while fresh was a little strong.
12-17-2008 00:02:35 | More by beerthulhu
New Jersey
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
2007 vintage.
Aromas are fairly different than I expected. It starts out fruity and winey presumably from the barrel aging. Some lighter roasted/chocolate maltiness with a little vanilla.
Taste follows the nose with dark prunes, plum, cherry and red grapes. Roasted and chocolate malts support the flavor profile. I wonder what this tasted like fresh, because the ABV is completely undetectable after 3+ years. Really unique; the more I think about it this may have developed the fruitiness from some infection or bugs because this is really off in flavor profile. No bourbon or woodiness or hops are detectable.
The mouthfeel is good but too thin for how big this beer is. Good carbonation but way too drinkable. Overall a good beer; not a Baltic porter really though. Not roasted or chocolatey enough for my liking and while I like the unique dark fruit notes, it's just not what I was expecting. Recommended although probably hard to find since it was made 4 years ago.
02-20-2011 22:01:21 | More by claspada
New Jersey
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
Appearance: pours a dark black color with a tan colored 1" head. The head slowly recedes. Spotty lacing develops.
Smell: the aroma is full of roasted malts, dark chocolates, and a touch of alcohol.
Taste: roasted malts, chocolate, vanilla, molasses, mild bitterness, and a soft background hint of bourbon. Alcohol level is mildly noticeable. Roasted malts and chocolates are up front, but the other flavors are a bit behind.
Mouthfeel: medium bodied. Lightly crisp at the start, smoother towards the finish. Aftertaste is long on the flavors.
Drinkability: a decent version of a baltic porter, but personally this didn't overly excite me. This would go nicely with some smokey BBQ. Worth a try as personal mileage may vary.
12-17-2006 18:04:51 | More by Gavage
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
Appearance: Pours a near black body with some reddish hints to it and capped by a well-sized, beige head.
Smell: Dark malt aroma, predominately, with a touch of chocolate and molasses. Lesser notes of vanilla and oak. To my dismay, there's also a teensy, worrisome touch of sourness up in this bouqet.
Taste: Dark maltiness with tastes of chocolate and a few globs of gooey molasses. Restrained sweetness. some dark fruits. Minor hints of vanilla, oak, and light brown sugar. There's a noticeable bit of sourness within. All the flavors make a curtain call in the slightly warming finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.
Drinkability: Not too bad beyond that sour twang in the flavor. I'm sure it's nothing a little tinkering and adjusting couldn't cure.
07-10-2008 19:25:23 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.68/5 rDev -4.4%
Found this on the shelf of a small beer store. I think it's an 08.
A: Light brown and a small head to go along with it.
S: Vanilla, chocolate, a little booze
T: Whiskey, burnt sugars, vanilla, some creme - very nice
M: Light carbonation and a really good texture
D: Really enjoyed this one. Can't see having it very often with how big it was but a unique offering that was impressive.
12-31-2010 15:41:25 | More by beerman207
3.66/5 rDev -4.9%
A- Pours a dark brown, almost black.
S- Nice smell with some chocolate, maybe some oak too, a little toasty
T- Chocolate, a touch of roasted malts. A little light cherry flavor .Doesn't overpower with any flavor. I did not get to much out of the barrel aging.
M- Full bodied but well balanced. Nice thick feel.
O- It $6 I thought it was bit to expensive. I probably would not get this again at that price. However, it is a very solid porter.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2014 13:51:55 | More by CLEmark
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
22oz bottle obtained via trade with CRJMellor.
Poured into an imperial pint glass, formed a 3/4" brown head the opaque dark brown brew. Head lasts nicely, with heavy sticky lace. Aroma is dark grains with strong alcohol imput. Taste is chocolatey malts upfront, but quickly overpowered by the bourbony alcohol first seen in the nose. Mouthfeel is just limited by the alcohol, and drinkability is apulled down by same. I think if this one turned it down just a notch, it would be great.
10-21-2006 14:04:09 | More by ppoitras
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
Looks like a case or two of these showed up at HyVee in Columbia recently.
A - Poured out a jet black color with a bubbly, light brown, four-finger head. It was very bubbly and left some big rings of sticky lace.
S - It smelled of malt, vanilla and oak.
T - It tasted malty. There was also a vanilla and nutmeg taste, too. As it warmed up it realy began to taste like bourbon or whiskey.
M - It was soft and smooth. A heavy-bodied beer.
D - Taste is great, but it is just so heavy that it was hard to finish the 22oz bottle.
12-12-2007 18:52:40 | More by zeff80
3.65/5 rDev -5.2%
22oz Bomber
Binny's Plainfield
2007 Vintage
Arcadia seems to be either hit or miss so we'll see how this goes. Shipwreck Porter pours the darkest of browns bordering on black. A two finger incredibly creamy off white head forms on the pour and leaves the glass covered in sheet lacing on its way down although it falls to a cap. This is a really good looking beer.
Everything in the aroma is very appetizing but...there seems to be a sour milk character floating around in there and although not very strong or prominent does drop the score by a half point. Excluding the sour milk everything else seems to be good. Slight vanilla and oak from there barrel aging combines with roasty malts, mild cold coffee, and mild chocolate.
Luckily the sour milk isn't there in the flavor it's more of an enjoyable combination of coffee, chocolate, vanilla (from the oak), and oak all in that order from least to most intense. All these flavors are supporting a well rounded roastiness. Unfortunately as this beer warms the alcohol becomes a little too evident.
The barrel aging made for a really nice mouthfeel. Carbonation is on the lower end of the spectrum and the oak lends a velvety smoothness to the body.
This is a solid beer but the alcohol shows a little too much as it warms, which of course knocks the drinkability down a notch.
I really wanted to like this beer from the outset but it just seems to fall in the mediocre category. It's a little hard for me to get past the sourness in the smell and I believe that translates into me dropping the flavor score as well. All that said it's not a bad beer just one, if some tweaking was done, could be a lot better.
02-02-2008 04:18:36 | More by joe1510
Arcadia Shipwreck Porter from Arcadia Brewing Company
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Hey Magicians!
What advice would you give to new performers just starting today?
Read Books, Learn about the history of Magic and, the magicians before our time. Learn at least 5 tricks, perform them for family members, friends, practice in front of a mirror, making sure everything looks as it should.
Practice, Practice, Practice... Go out and perform to the public, then Practice some more.
It will be work to achieve, but you would achieve in greatness. Everything will pay off.
How did you first get started in magic?
For my 7th Birthday we had a Magician/Clown performing in my house. He performed the classic 'Vanishing Handkerchief' trick, since then i knew i wanted to learn it, perform it, and hopefully fool people.
I remember later on in the years picking up a Magic book from my local library. And learning the trick. My magic just took from there.
What vision do you see for the future of cardistry?
I love Cardistry, i am not the best at it... But knowing some basics will make anyone's magic elevate more.
I definitely think is worth learning it.
Which artists have inspired you the most in your work thus far?
Daniel Garcia. He's magic has always inspired me, it's just beautiful and creative.
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CATEGORIES Movies, News/Reactions, Sci-FiIt's another Amalgam universe! I'd like to think that some fan made this mix of Futurama characters in X-Men costumes because of the near-future continuation of the former and the soon-to-be reboot of the latter. In all probably, the artist probably created it just for the heck of it.
Maybe I can see Fry as Cyclops and Leela as Phoenix and even Professor Farnsworth as Professor X, but Zoidberg as Wolverine? Well, they both have claws and that funny hairdo head-thingy. They both talk funny and are based on various animals. I suppose there is enough of an analogy if you think about it.
Personal favorites of the art include Zapp Brannigan as Magneto and Kif as Toad. I also like Nibbler as Lockheed the Dragon. Some of the characters in the background are ones I don't even recognize (on the Futurama side anyway). Does anybody out there want to do some sort of list of the character crossovers?
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Government researchers won't call the results disappointing, but the lead author says, "There's always room for improvement."
While few met the guidelines for activity that raises the heart rate and makes you breathe harder, most said they did at least an hour of exercise at that level during the previous week.
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UPDATED: Man pulled out of Leeds and Liverpool Canal dies in hospital
Updated 10:33am Saturday 18th January 2014 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A DOG walker died after being found in the Leeds and Liverpool Canal close to a Burnley park.
Two joggers alerted police and paramedics after they spotted the unnamed man's dog sitting on the canal bank at around 12.15pm yesterday.
The 64-year-old man was recovered from the water behind the Queen Victoria pub off Queen Victoria Road.
He was taken to the Royal Blackburn Hospital but was pronounced dead at around 1.40pm, police said.
Neighbours said more than half a dozen police cars, fire engines and a paramedic vehicle descended on the junction of Ormerod Road and Queen Victoria Road.
Around half a mile of the canal bank was sealed off while investigations took place.
Carol Keeney, of Ormerod Road, said: "The road was just covered in police cars and fire engines and they surrounded the canal.
"It took us a few hours before we were told that there had been a body found. It's just really sad when something like this happens on your doorstep."
A Lancashire Police spokesman said the dog was found sat on the footpath next to the canal and had since been taken in by Burnley Borough Council's dog warden.
Police were making enquiries among staff at the Queen Victoria and guests at the nearby Premier Inn, to see if anyone witnessed the man's fall.
Officers are also expected to release a description of the man as they attempt to trace his relatives. They are appealing for anybody who saw the incident to call them on 101 and were treating the death as unexplained last night.
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mavrick wrote:Nothing on the Lancs Police website not their Facebook page, appealing for help, so can only assume that the man is not conscious.
Is the poor chap still alive?
As ever, we wish him well.
You should know that, cold water, has a strange way of preserving life, as well as taking it and that our much maligned hospital, can do some strange things to prevent a death.
3:43pm Fri 17 Jan 14
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leyton wrote:uurrrmm why?
and that the dog is reunited with the rest of the family. Poor thing must be bewildered.what a moron statement hahahahahahaha
3:18pm Sat 18 Jan 14
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5:31pm Sat 18 Jan 14
CapitaBackHander says...
fuschia wrote:it OBVIOUSLY (to most) didn't originally - that is why it says UPDATED!
It says in the report that the poor man has died.R.I.P
10:34pm Sat 18 Jan 14
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3:16pm Sun 19 Jan 14
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turbo5 wrote:I doubt it's local youths giving racial abuse to an English passer-by and child. I feel really quite ill thinking about how far Burnley has descended since my childhood. Even at about 8 years old it was posible to wander anywhere quite safely. Never hassled at all. It was a pleasant place to live, go to school and work. I feel for young people these days having to watch their backs.
RIP, hopefully they will find the cause of his death, That particular section of the canal is usually frequented by the local youths drinking and taking drugs. I have had stones and racial abuse (I am white english) thrown at me whilst I have been enjoying a quiet Sunday afternoon bike ride with my 5 year old son. Sometimes they just stand in the middle of the path and try to push you in as you go past. From speaking to other bike riders and walkers its quite common from Daneshouse to the start of the straight mile.
Why don't you slyly video the abuse on your mobile and report it to the police or post it on YouTube?
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Just popped over to Nikon Rumours and they have updated the ISO to show 200-12800 as native, expandable to 50 L and 204k H.
Something just doesn't add up with this camera as 'outed'.
Ethernet output, no mention of gigabit.
Next Gen CF card slot and 1 ordinary Cf slot - why? Canon were always guilty of multi card format annoyances - Nikon had it nailed with 2 CF slots...
$6000 seems a bit much for those specs listed, which in turn means Canon could easily ask for and demand $6800 for a 1DX!
I just went to the NR site and I still see the 100-102k as the standard ISO range. If I clic on the "read more" link on their site, this is the correct ISO range I think. Is it possible you clicked on the old link from his previous post where he said the range was 12800?
I think NIkon will try to hang on the ISO battle so it would make sense they are 102k standard irregardless of the IQ - at least from a Marketing aspect...I think!?!
You could well be right, it did puzzle me that they would take a hit on ISO.
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In Saturday's Weekly Address, President Obama discusses the pain Americans are experencing at the pump.
"You know there are no quick fixes to this problem, and you know we can't just drill our way to lower gas prices. We need to keep developing the technology that allows us to use less oil in our cars and trucks; in our buildings and plants. That's the strategy we're pursuing," Obama said.
Since the President has taken office, gas prices have nearly doubled, according to statistics.
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At gas stations in Rhinelander, prices are $3.69.
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Takeaway food could save your life during fire strike, claim brigade bosses! (From Gazette)
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Essex fire chiefs urge people to buy takeaways during strike action!
Updated 1:47pm Saturday 3rd May 2014 in News
BRIGADE chiefs are urging people to buy takeaways tonight instead of cooking in the kitchen as firefighters prepare to stage a 12-hour walkout.
The Fire Brigades Union will start the second of three national strikes at 2pm today in a long-running dispute over pensions and service cuts.
A five-hour walkout yesterday afternoon passed without major incident.
Essex County Fire and Rescue bosses say arrangements are in place to cover during the industrial action.
But they are urging people to take extra care by staying out of the kitchen and buying a takeaway instead.
A spokesman said: "The public should be reassured that Essex has strong resilience arrangements in place to keep communities safe.
"But it might be worth treating yourself to that Saturday night takeaway and keeping out of the kitchen, where a significant number of fires start, particularly after a night out."
People should still dial 999 in emergencies.
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ng/computer/security lights/battery charger/wax pedicure bath....hey....what about streetlights ?? Oops...that one has been taken care of !!!!!! I feel for the women that have to charge up " Rabbit" . What a carry on !!! So.....if we take note of this stupid statement......we will get a takeaway/delivery...
eat in the dark...wash up by candle light ( Theres another issue ! ) Watch no tv...so retire to the bedroom....and dammit....the " Rabbit " has died !!!! And i get moaned at of suggesting a takeaway after !! Good job i didnt say " Lets get down to it gal....im gonna make you hot !".. So ....order a takeaway.....and lets hope the outlet you order from..doesnt have a fire.....i ordered a thin and crusty supreme......and got Diana Ross !!!!!!!
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Reviews by MattyG85:
4/5 rDev +12.4%
Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Sam Adams "Perfect Pint" glass. Label says best before 04/13/13.
Appearance: Pours a dark brown with hints of ruby and amber. Lots of rising bubbles and a big four finger light tan head with good retention. Leaves a lot of creamy lacing around the glass.
Smell: A very bready and dark biscuit like aroma. Roasted and toasted malts with hints of biscuit, chocolate, caramel, toffee, yeast, and toast. Hints of nuts and brown sugar. Also some subtle spices. Pretty earthy with some hops in the background. Very bready and straightforward.
Taste: Very bready, nutty, and creamy. Dark roasted malts with a a taste of biscuit, caramel, toffee, chocolate, toasted bread, and yeast. A good kick of nut flavors. Some sweet brown sugar. Light undertones of apple and dark fruit. A decent backing of earthy hops. Pretty creamy. A good bready and nutty taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a medium to high level of carbonation. Very creamy and smooth. Finishes somewhat dry. Alcohol is hidden well.
Overall: A pretty decent bock. Nice malt driven taste that is pretty nutty. Very creamy and smooth considering the higher ABV.
12-18-2012 07:37:46 | More by MattyG85
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2.38/5 rDev -33.1%
This beer had a slightly yeasty aroma coming off a very modest head. The dark amber lager is crisp and subtly sweet. It seems to have potential, but doesn't quite live up to it. It's not a bad beer, but not particularly good either. Apparently this is brewed by Gordon Biersch. It seems like Trader Joe's could do better.
01-31-2008 05:06:04 | More by explosivebeer
3.88/5 rDev +9%
A: Poured down the middle into my Augustiner .5L glass produced a large off white head that dissipated to sparse sheets. Deep red-brown color. Little lacing.
S: Quite boozy. Roasted malts create chocolate aromas. Pretty tight and closed at first, but as it warms it really opens up nicely.
T: Sweet dark malts.. Balanced with moderate hops in the finish that mellowed as the temperature increased. (I had it a bit cool for my taste to begin with and I tend to prefer better beers in the 50 degree neighborhood.)
M: Thin for a doppelbock. Low carbonation.
O: Pretty amazing for the price and the style. I was fortunate enough to be in Munich for Lent this year and this does a respectable job of imitating the Maximator, Optimator and Triumphator that I drank during my visit. It's certainly a suitable replacement until I have an opportunity to go back to Munich. I'll definitely stock up on a case or two for the winter.
Serving type: bottle
12-12-2012 02:45:31 | More by KitC
3.75/5 rDev +5.3%
04-22-2012 23:20:09 | More by BuckeyeSlim
3.53/5 rDev -0.8%
12 oz brown bottle with a batch # that means nothing to me on the back label.
A- Quick to foam though the bubbles crawl through the viscous liquid. Great head retention, big sticky patches ... clarity is great as well.
S- Super malty aroma, faint caramel, brown bread and creamed coffee nose.
T&M- Just as viscous as the appearance as the carbonation rolls around the mouth of this full bodied brew. Decent malt character, lots of toasted malt flavor with very little depth after that. Mild yet sharp bite from the hops help to even the playing field. The alcohol is a bit too predominant in the malty finish with a hint of clean fusel.
D- Not too shabby, this is a sure thing for $5.29 a 6-pack, though after one bottle I feel like I need to switch to something else.
01-21-2006 23:15:26 | More by Jason
3/5 rDev -15.7%
Pours a deep brown with hints of red showing through. A quick tan head vanishes quickly, and the bubbles continue to peck through the murky brown surface.
Smells malty with a roasted sweetness in it. Caramel?
Taste is sweet and malty. Some caramel malts, and a touch of dark mollasses maybe. A nice bready aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is very thin, alomst non-existent. Not what I'd expect from a Dark Double Bock.
Overall it's not terrible, but to me it seems more like a Marzen or an O'fest, than a Double Bock. But what do I know? Brewed by someone somewhere for Trader Joe's, it isn't the worst beer in the world, and certainly worth the price of $5.99 for a sixer.
01-17-2010 23:23:37 | More by MisterDeeds
4/5 rDev +12.4%
11-26-2011 20:56:23 | More by 1Adam12
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3.25/5 rDev -8.7%
08-17-2013 14:13:34 | More by yhoshijima
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
06-09-2014 20:48:23 | More by HoppySeb
South Carolina
3.58/5 rDev +0.6%
12 oz bottle served in pint glass 1+ month before "Best by" date
A - deep mahogany color; clear; thin off-white head with brief duration but lasting ring.
Nice aroma of roasted and caramel malt.
Malts also main components of flavor, but some spiciness as well. Not very sweet overall, and definitely not as sweet as the aroma; IBU = 28.
03-16-2011 23:37:42 | More by chinchill
3.75/5 rDev +5.3%
12-25-2013 17:53:11 | More by Rosethoj
4.25/5 rDev +19.4%
01-29-2014 03:07:58 | More by Rowsdower
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3.53/5 rDev -0.8%
Big light tan head settles into a decent lacing above a clear reddish brown colored beer.
Dark roasted malts, darker spices, and even black licorice appear in the aroma of this winter brew.
Dark roasted malts with some sweetness with just a bit of hops sneaking in the taste, there also seems to be a touch of alcohol making it's presence known.
A not quite dryish aftertaste the bring with it some of the tastes on this medium bodied beer.
A decent but sort of lack luster taste, seems to be missing something that would make a person search out more of this stuff.
12-27-2012 21:43:37 | More by LXIXME
3.65/5 rDev +2.5%
I've had a couple different tasting versions of this Gordon Biersch made-for-Trader-Joe's offering. This latest being the best.
First, I would suggest that I wouldn't class this a Doppelbock, it's more to like a kicked-up Dunkel, imo. It pours a medium to syrupy dark brown with a slight head. Malt character comes through in the nose with caramel and roasted nut flavors though none very potent. Chocolate malt comes through overwhelmingly in the taste hiding the 7.5 ABV. The mouthfeel is slick and syrupy but pleasant.
At $4.99 it's a great bargain, I've gone through a few 6 packs of these. Each time, I only had one of these and moved on. Certainly worth picking some up if your TJ's has it in stock.
01-24-2006 22:37:42 | More by sloejams
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
This poured to a decent dark brown with hints of red. Head and lace are minor.
The smell is mostly of malts with bits of chocolate. The taste is dominated by malt but is lighter than expected. Chocolate again comes through. The mouthfeel is definitely the low point here, obviously due to being so light for the style.
An appealing beer overall, it's just too light for a doppelbock.
12-16-2005 03:39:37 | More by watermelonman
3.55/5 rDev -0.3%
Pours a pleasant dark amber with a small head that disappates to nice thin lacing. Very light aromas of toasted malts and mild chocolate.
Thin mouthfeel with little carbonation.
Interesting tastes...faintly chocolate....roasted malts....slightly fruity esters.
This is an interesting brew. I doubt it is representative of true dopplebock, but maybe a 'light' dopplebock.
Nice flavors for the winter season....strong alcohol content for warming but no strong alcohol flavors. Smooth with no bitterness or offensive aftertastes.
I enjoyed this brew and look forward to another one.
12-03-2005 23:33:43 | More by IntriqKen
3.75/5 rDev +5.3%
12-17-2013 05:17:44 | More by javlin624
3.28/5 rDev -7.9%
The latest edition appears to have been renamed to "Winter Brew," though the font and contents appear to be the same. Poured from a 12oz bottle into my Radeberger pokal.
Clear sienna body shot through with bright points of copper and rust and capped by an active thin off-white raft of foam. Mediocre retention, faint lacing.
Low melanoidins, slightly toasty malt, and a hint of candied nuts in the nose.
Intensely bready palate entry - crusty/toasty/dough-y flavors are followed by hints of winter fruit and increasing malt complexity into the dry/earthy/leafy finish. Maybe a touch of caramel in there somewhere as well...
Light bodied, maybe a little thin even.
Very drink-able, decently crafted, and a good value, though it lacks the depth of flavor that the better examples of the style exhibit.
12-09-2012 05:14:00 | More by augustgarage
3.45/5 rDev -3.1%
Received in a Christmas gift bag. We don't have the stores around here so who knows when I'll get to try a TJ brew again.
Pours a dark mahogany brown under two fingers of khaki head. Nose limps out of the glass with soggy beef jerky and smoke. Taste is smoky and metallic, with some earthy peat and faint baltic prune. Mouthfeel is frothy and thick. Wasn't really a fan of this, the funky jerky just didn't sit well with me. Not sure if it was a bad bottle, but I'm in no rush to seek it out again.
01-11-2006 00:02:11 | More by Golden2wenty1
North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +5.3%
02-01-2014 01:09:26 | More by tdm168
3.53/5 rDev -0.8%
12oz single carelessly left in my fridge by blackie, probably from cleveland or something. bottled 10/30/06
appearance: poured into wide mouth wine glass...medium garnet body, cola-esque, tan cream head with little lacing
smell: sweet dark apple, caramel malts, light smoke, earthy. average doppelbock aromas
taste: I haven't had a doppelbock in a few months i dont think...smoked apple? big caramel malts, fruit sweetness, light booze. Not as much complexity as i look for in the style but its not too bad
mouthfeel: a bit on the light side of the spectrum, rather creamy
01-07-2007 02:27:38 | More by dirtylou
3.7/5 rDev +3.9%
A good imitation of a doppelbock, but just that - an imitation. There's no head or lacing after the first few minutes, but the aroma is quite enticing and makes up for the appearance. Has definite bock-like aromas and flavors with rich caramel and a bit of fruit. Mouthfeel is a bit odd, but its still fairly drinkable. Worth a try,
01-31-2007 01:08:12 | More by tempest
2.88/5 rDev -19.1%
A friend recently gave me one of these to try. Trader Joe's Winterfest Dark Doublebock Lager pours a dark, reddish-brown with a thick, foamy head. Beer appears clear, but slightly syrupy, and lacing is well developed. Smell is malty with some sour overtones that detract from the overall aroma. However, there is a very nice caramel aroma beyond the sourness. Taste is very malty, but the overall character is somewhat muted. It's not bad, but I expected more pronounced flavors. Mouthfeel is generally flat, sticky, and unappealing. This would benefit from a little more carbonation. Overall, Winterfest Dark Doublebock Lager is drinkable, but this beer could use a little more flavor and carbonation to offset some of its bland characteristics.
02-28-2007 12:50:21 | More by hammer09
3.85/5 rDev +8.1%
This was apparently born on 11/29/06
Pours an effervescent walnut/chestnut shade with 2 fingers of offwhite colored head. Good lacing & excellent head retention
S: Corny & toffee notes
T: Breadyness, spicyness & boozeyness upfront. Brown sugar, toast, maple syrup & dryness as ths warms. Finishes dry,a touch grainy, with toasty & brown sugary notes. I'd rate this a little higher but there's sight cardboard edge surfacing evey once in a while
MF: Medium bodied & low carbonation
Drinks very easy, the best $5,00 a sixer (or 3 .5 littlers) dopple out there? For sure west of the Rhine! This is more like the beer's I expect from trader joe's! If there a TJs here, I'd certainally take advantage of this beauty more often
03-30-2007 04:43:20 | More by russpowell
3.5/5 rDev -1.7%
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Josephs Brau Winterfest from Trader Joe's Brewing Company
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Zedd, a world renowned producer/DJ, may be getting ready to tour with Lady Gaga during her Asian leg of the "Born This Way Ball" tour, but for now he's revving up for the second weekend of Coachella. After wandering the festival grounds, Zedd told us that the best thing you could bring would be, "razors and shaving foam." I guess he saw enough Dan Auerbach look-alikes to last him a lifetime. Good luck sneaking a razor past security though, and if you're just going for a day festival, there wouldn't be much of a point to stock up on Gillette's.
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SWINDON Town missed the chance to move back into the League One play-off places after going down 2-0 at bottom side Stevenage this evening.
Lucas Akins profited after Alex Pritchard failed to control keeper Wes Foderingham's quick throw to drive the ball into the corner to give the hosts the lead at the break, before Felipe Morais scored from the spot in the second period to seal the victory.
Town boss Mark Cooper kept faith with the starting eleven which beat Peterborough at the weekend, but the Robins found themselves on the back foot for the opening minutes before Yaser Kasim lashed the first real chance of the game over the top for Town.
Nile Ranger saw a shot blocked and then headed the rebound into the arms of Chris Day as Town exerted some pressure, but it looked as if the hosts had taken the lead when Zoko beat Foderingham to a cross to head into the net. To the Robins' relief, he was flagged offside.
Pritchard struck the bar and then saw a shot blocked behind, but Town soon found themselves behind. Foderingham claimed a Luke Freeman cross well and hurled the ball out to an under-pressure Pritchard whose heavy touch eventually landed at the feet of Akins, and the striker did the rest as he drilled low into the back of the net.
Town were unable to respond before the break and was soon behind after the interval when Morais found the net from the spot after Hall dragged down Zoko.
Cooper introduced new signing George Barker for his debut and pacey forward Miles Story but neither of the youngsters were able to produce the magic required to drag Town back into the contest.
Walsall's win at home to Oldham tonight sees them move above both Town and Peterborough and into sixth place.
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10:01pm Tue 14 Jan 14
LeGod says...
Bottom of the league side havent won in 13 games play us and guess what they get a result.
Players need to look at theirselves after that PATHETIC PERFORMANCE
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12:35pm Wed 15 Jan 14
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harley red wrote:Not sure about calling for people's heads (we're still in a decent position, and surely the players have to take some responsibility for the poor away performances as well) but I do have concerns about the goals we concede. Very few this season stick out as decent goals, with the majority coming from poor defending, or worse, where the opposition have been gifted a chance through a poor pass or error that's given away possession.
The goals were all about poor defending !! Oh that makes a change and it was one bad passing out of defence , and two the other was bad defending by hall that's not any different either . Why do we play this crap at the back and not put the ball out or as far up the Luther end so we can regroup we have lost so many points to this attitude we are better than them so we will carry on this way . We'll I got news we are not better than them as we get beat so often I think that speaks for its self . Cooper and Power are so stubborn they won't change . Both out please !!!!!!
We've been doing this at home as well mind you, but don't seem to get punished for it nearly as often. Though happy with the results, I thought we were very fortunate after the Coventry and Peterborough games to come away with a win, looks as if we're getting our share of luck at home and not getting away with it away.
harley red, were you there last night? If so I can understand to an extent the knee jerk reaction about sacking the boss, as I'd be miffed too (felt robbed after Crawley away with such a dire performance but at least we took a point from them). I still wouldn't be calling to sack the manager but I could at least see the frustration in making a big journey mid week, wasting your time and money etc. Just a genuine question, might help to establish whether your vitriol is a bit more understandable.
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- A request for the authorization of $150,000 from the General Fund for the negotiation efforts split thus: $90,000 for the Barrett Sports Group, the same arena consultant used by the city last year, $50,000 for Transaction Counsel (lawyers), and $10,000 for contingency.
- A renewed focus on a public-private partnership. The report notes that while other cities have privately financed facilities, this isn't a viable option for Sacramento because of the limited size of the regional media market and corporate base.
- Clarification that the 2012 deal that fell apart will likely change. The report cites three key potential differences: a) project location other than the Railyards (it is heavily rumored that the city and the investors are now focused on the Downtown Plaza site); b) less development risk for the city due to the fact that the new owners could take the lead on development; c) ancillary real estate development opportunities
- The reevaluation of parking assets. This is likely due to the fact that a different location probably will result in a different valuation. In the 2012 plan, the valuation and subsidization of the city's parking assets was the main financing vehicle for the city's $255 million contribution. This will likely remain the same, although the contribution number could change.
- Seven Principles for the Finance and Development of a New Entertainment and Sports Center (ESC): 1) Protect the Tapayer; 2) Retire the Existing City Loan to the Kings; 3) Downtown Location; 4) Long-Term Commitment to Keep the Kings in Sacramento; 5) City Will Consider Investing Net Value of its Parking, Land and Other Assets; 6) Public-Private Partnership; 7) Natomas Arena Site Economic Reuse


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Celebrating Democrats, past and present, in Charlotte
By Bill Adair
Published on Tuesday, September 4th, 2012 at 11:01 p.m.
The Democratic National Convention kicked off Tuesday with a prime-time show that celebrated the party's diversity and its positions on abortion rights, Israel and health care.
Delegates in the Charlotte, N.C., arena cheered young party leaders such as Newark Mayor Cory Booker and applauded a video tribute to the late Ted Kennedy that included the Massachusetts senator debating his 1994 opponent -- Mitt Romney.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick repeated a popular Democratic talking point that Massachusetts ranked 47th in job growth under Romney. We found the numbers were right but that it's an exaggeration to blame Romney because governors have limited impact on state economies. We rated it Half True.
We also rated Booker's claim that in New Jersey, "the first (state) budget that came out of our Republican leadership slashed funding to Planned Parenthood...It resulted in the reduction of hours, the elimination of days, elimination of access to women in my city and all over my state."
PolitiFact New Jersey looked into that and rated it True.
Keynote speaker Julian Castro, the mayor of San Antonio, talked up his city to the delegates, repeating a claim he has made before that the Milken Institute has rated San Antonio as the nation's top-performing local economy. That one is also True. On the topic of health care reform, Castro said that seven presidents before Barack Obama, both Republicans and Democrats, "tried to expand health care to all Americans." We found he was largely on target, rating the statement Mostly True.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley revived a tax claim we've heard before that Romney "would cut taxes for millionaires while raising them for the middle class." Romney's plan hasn't been fully explained, but raising taxes on the middle class isn't what he says he intends to do. Our rating: Half True.
Finally, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, found herself on the defensive over comments attributed to her about Israel. Wasserman Schultz said in an interview on Fox News that she was misquoted, but a videotape proves otherwise. We rated her claim Pants On Fire.
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