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Then the Bulldogs started bombing away from 3-point range — and they didn't stop.
Addison connected on eight 3-pointers — including four in the first quarter — as the Bulldogs earned their second win over Meek this season, beating the Tigers 59-43 at Meek High School.
Addison's John Everett opened the game with a 3-pointer, and scored eight points in the first quarter. Ronnie Williams and Kaleb Estill followed suit, each connecting on one long-range shot in the opening quarter.
The Bulldogs (4-3) trailed 8-7 after a Scott Irving basket at the 4:45 mark of the opening quarter. Addison responded with an 11-3 spurt behind baskets from Everett and a pair of scores by Tony Brown.
Addison led 18-11 after the first quarter.
The Bulldogs quickly padded their lead with a 9-0 run to open the second quarter. Estill and Jake Bryson knocked down 3-pointers during the run.
Addison took a commanding 34-14 lead at the half and Meek got within single digits just once in the second half.
The Bulldogs' offense went cold in the third quarter with the team scoring only six points — with five coming from Williams.
Meek cut the Addison lead to 40-30 at the end of the third quarter.
Addison quickly took command of the game with Estill scoring consecutive baskets, Zack Anders scoring four points and Williams hitting the last of his four 3-pointers on the night.
Estill finished with 15 points for Addison, Williams added 13 and Everett had 10.
Meek's Ty Neal single-handedly kept the Tigers in the game, with a game-high 22 points. He made six 3-pointers while the rest of the team combined to make just six shots from the field. Addison hosts Falkville today while Meek plays at Berry on Thursday.
Addison 53, Meek 35
Cali Brewer had 16 points and Kayla Pruitt added 11 as the Addison girls earned a convincing 53-35 victory over Meek on Monday.
Addison jumped out to a double-digit, first-half lead and made it stand. The Bulldogs were up 29-19 at the half and they took a 42-27 lead into the fourth quarter.
Sumiton Christian 71, Brilliant 29
Sumiton Christian jumped out to a big lead early and cruised to a rout of Brilliant on the road Monday.
The Eagles (8-3, 2-1) led 24-11 after one quarter and 48-21 at the half. Sumiton Christian allowed just eight points in the second half. Vann Lovelady paced Sumiton Christian with 19 points while DeMonte Hobbs had 17 and Josh Yates put in 11.
Sumiton Christian plays at Cordova today.
Brilliant 44, Sumiton Christian 41
Sumiton Christian suffered an area loss in a tight game at Brilliant on Monday. The Eagles (8-3, 1-2), led 9-7 after the opening quarter, but trailed 21-18 at the half and 31-27 after three quarters. For Sumiton Christian, Kendell Hamm had 21 points and Anna Fitzgerald put in 11.


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(512) Whiskey Barrel Aged Double Pecan Porter - (512) Brewing Company
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Reviews by Jules11788:
3.85/5 rDev -8.1%
A: Pours a pitch-black color with a thin, bubbly head; medium lacing; lets no light through
S: Smells of chocolate covered raisins, dark fruits, and leather, with a light woodiness that creeps in behind the other smells
T: Smoky wood, roasted coffee, bitter dark chocolate; finishes with a vinous whiskey bite.
M: Thin, oily, no booze, but very smooth. Overall it's too thin for my taste though
O: This beer was definitely very good, but not great. My friend brought it to one of our tastings so I don't know how much it costs, but I don't think I'd buy it again if I got the chance. Still, glad I got to try it at least
11-11-2012 19:22:24 | More by Jules11788
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04-06-2013 04:53:16 | More by Tiernan
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2013 edition of the (512) Whiskey-Barrel Aged Double Pecan Porter. 9.5% ABV. Special yearly release in the Spring. No wax around the gold cap this year like the 2012 edition had. 750ml bottle poured into a snifter glass.
Appearance: Pours a viscous, oily black with a nice, dark tan head that quickly dissipates.
Aroma: The nose starts off with freshly roasted coffee with a touch of vanilla. Notes of chocolate and roasted pecans abound within. It ends with a pleasant dash of spicy phenolics and whiskey.
Taste: The whiskey is very upfront and direct, but not unpleasant. The flavors really come together and blend nicely in this beer. Whiskey flavors give way to the pecans. The pecans acquiesce to the vanilla and chocolate. On the finish, I get some herbal/floral hops
Mouth feel: Low-medium carbonation, which gives the beer a surprisingly thin and watery mouth feel for 9.5% ABV. I'd say I'd say it's a touch or two under medium-bodied.
Overall: This is a really nice beer that's well-rounded. The only thing I'd change if I could, would be the low carbonation. It didn't do so much for the beer. I'd also like to have been able to taste the barrel aspect a little more.
03-21-2013 23:10:37 | More by Clonies720
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05-05-2013 03:01:54 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4.38/5 rDev +4.5%
On tap at the Whip-In. 8 oz pour.
Pours dark brown to black with a beige head. The aroma is oak and whiskey, with some roasted malt and chocolate. The flavor is bourbon with some milk chocolate and dark chocolate. There is a little nuttyness which I guess is the pecan and some light bitterness at the end, either from the hops or the chocolate. Medium-thick, creamy mouthfeel and low carbonation. A truly great beer.
02-15-2010 20:43:15 | More by Mora2000
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(512) Bourbon-Barrel Aged Double Pecan Porter
Served from a cask at The Dig Pub and poured into a pint glass
A: Beautiful beer that poured black into the (512) glass that I got to take home with me. Thanks Dig Pub! There was no head present when delivered to our table, just a little lacing at the top of the glass.
S: I noticed the smell of the Jack Daniels bourbon right away. I also noticed the aroma of the roasted malts, coffee and chocolate.
T: The taste of the bourbon barrel aging is the first thing that you notice, followed by the roasted malts. The variety of all of the various flavors work well with each other and nothing dominates.
M: Coming out of a cask, the mouthfeel is very nice and smooth with very little carbonization present. I will have to search out more cask events.
D: Aging in the Jack Daniel's barrel was a great idea that made a great beer even better. Putting the beer in a cask helped make a very complex beer even more drinkable.
Wish that I could have had another pint but this was another great event at Dig Pub and there was only enough in the cask for everybody to have one. I hear that they are working on aging a batch in Maker's Mark barrels. A great reason that 2011 should be another great year for beer lovers in Austin.
01-02-2011 07:12:30 | More by rissues24
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06-17-2012 06:13:47 | More by standardcherry
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04-01-2013 02:22:18 | More by IrishGermanAmerican
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
Thanks to chriswilkes33 for sending me this in the N00b BIF 4.
Pitch black with rocky cappuccino foam with fantastic head retention. The fringes shows mahogany highlights
Smells like a lot of bourbon and vanilla, with a bit of chocolate and sweet malts
Tastes comparatively light in relation to the aggressive nose. The bourbon is very well balanced with the toasty malt and sweet chocolate. The roast, cocoa, and barrel are very well paired.
The beer is definitely overcarbonated, but not infected and tasty.
Great to try this beer, thanks again Chris!
06-29-2011 03:23:58 | More by Soonami
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4/5 rDev -4.5%
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07-18-2012 18:21:45 | More by Djenx
4/5 rDev -4.5%
03-10-2013 18:27:38 | More by hsus0225
4/5 rDev -4.5%
12-01-2011 05:12:09 | More by mhenson42
3/5 rDev -28.4%
11-21-2011 23:57:14 | More by leschkie
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04-12-2014 14:49:52 | More by locke3f
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01-13-2013 03:29:05 | More by Gonzoillini
3.65/5 rDev -12.9%
750 mL bottle poured into a snifter. 2013 bottle.
Appearance - Black, but brown at the edges. Nice khaki head. Medium collar.
Smell - Lots of whiskey. Nutty. Chocolatey and very oaky.
Taste - Strong whiskey and oak. Chocolate. Less intense on the nuts.
Mouthfeel - Medium body. A little thin. High carbonation.
Overall - They told me this might be infected, but it's not. Tasty stuff.
03-07-2014 15:22:25 | More by Alieniloquium
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06-28-2014 11:20:34 | More by MMarshall3321
4.25/5 rDev +1.4%
07-08-2012 19:49:17 | More by Dwtucker90
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The sheriff's office said 32-year-old Leondrea Montrell Robinson of 6925 Johnson Road and 44-year-old Corey Lavone Spell of 5768 Mack Simmons Road, both of Fayetteville, were arrested Thursday.
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Learn how to ride rapids, and you'll open up a new way to explore the outdoors.
Suss - figure out. In this context it means "scout", or look at to determine where the hazards are and what your line will be prior to entering the rapid.
Recirculating hydraulic - A strong water current that is folding back over on itself. Because the water is flowing back into the same position (because of some kind of a void, behind a large rock for example) it can take you and/your boat back into the same position. These are extremely difficult to escape and can kill people.
I agree with Lucky. Get experience from experienced folks, don't just read about it.
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RENSSELEAR, N.Y. – Rail service has been restored at the Albany-Rensselaer Rail Station after an Amtrak train derailed in the Bronx Sunday morning.
Rail service between Albany and New York City was halted for several hours Sunday after the train derailed because the trains run along the same rail line.
The train in the Bronx derailed around 7:20 a.m. Service to and from NYC and the Capital Region was restored around 3 p.m. Sunday.
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Officials say riders should expect delays and crowded trains Monday as trains will be moving through the affected area at reduced speeds.
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The Pointe at Moore's Inlet in North Wildwood
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Pamper yourself !!!! Breathtaking 4 Bedroom Penthouse Unit at the Luxurious Pointe at Moore's Inlet! Pool,Beach,Sunsets, Wifi, Wii,Cable... All we need is YOU !!!! Pack your bags and hurry on down !!!
Leave your worries behind and come rest in our peaceful home. We only rent for a few weeks so hurry and rest here in our paradise.
The first floor has 2 Queen bedrooms that overlook a beautiful heated pool and spa area. A master King Bedroom (highboy style) has its own jacuzzi and sliders to a scenic deck overlooking the historic Hereford Inlet beach, seawall and the intercoastal waterways.
Sit and watch the wave runners, gulls in flight, and swimmers having a wonderful seashore day. Hear the gentle waves crash on the shore and watch the sandbars create beautiful islands that disappear with the incoming tides.
The living room is large, has seating for all the family as well as a 52" tv so you won't miss your favorite shows while you are away. Sliders lead to the large deck where you can sip a cool drink and catch breath-taking sunsets.
The dining room has a newer style high dining table and chairs, just right for a wonderful family meal or playing many of the games we have for your enjoyment.
Our kitchen is bright and cheerful with a warm granite countertop and all the ammenities of home. There is also a breakfast area complete with stools for your coffee and morning papers.
Upstairs you will find an additional room with a 40" TV, a Wii system, Ipod docking area, 2 memory foam full/queen sleeper couches . Enjoy your days here with an additional private deck offering more spectacular views. Bring your camera to capture the great sunsets! A large bath and shower will cool you as you return from the beach , then grab a chilled drink from the mini-fridge and relax.
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Building is handicap accessible with 3 elevators
Large heated Pool and Spa
Air Conditioned, All bedrooms have ceiling fans
Fully-equipped Kitchen
Fitness Room
2 Decks with fantastic views
Located on the Beach and Seawall
Linens, comforters, pillows are all provided
Hairdryers, Irons, Ironing Board, Ipod docks, Alarm clocks
Internet access and Printer
2 Large Screen TV's, DVD's, TV in Master Bedroom, Stereo, Playstation ,
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Storage Area for beach items
Bike racks
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Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Miniature golf, Bike riding, Water skiing
Nightlife right outside the door, good Restaurants within walking distance
Historic Hereford Inlet Lighthouse and award-winning gardens
Wildwood's Famous Boardwalk including Morey's Pier and Waterparks (Watch the Tramcar, Please!)
Concerts, shows and events at the Wildwood Convention Center
Movies on the Beach
Doo-Wop Museum and Wildwood Historic District
Friday night Fireworks off the Wildwood Boardwalk
Weekly free concerts at the North Wildwood Gazebo/Bandshell
North Wildwood's playground and skate park with baskeball and tennis courts
Dolphin and Whale Watching Tours
Cape May (15 min)
Historic Cold Spring (15 min)
Cape May Point (Sunken concrete warship, Bird sanctuary, Cape May Diamonds)
Cape May County Zoo (15 min)
Leaming Run Garden (20 min)
Cape-May Lewes ferry to Rehoboth, Delaware and Outlets (20 min)
Wildlife sanctuaries at Cape May Point Lighthouse, Lower Township (at edge of Wildwood Crest), and in Stone Harbor at the Wetlands Institute
Sunset Lake in Wildwood Crest
45 mins from Atlantic City Nightlife and Casinos
Stone Harbor and Avalon (5-10 min over the bridge)
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Top things to do in North Wildwood
- Stroll the Seawall
- Jetski on the bay , inlet or ocean
- Dine at many fine restaurants
- Go on the rides on the boardwalk
- Have fun at the Beach
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- Fun at the Beach
- Fly kites, make sand castles
- Bike ride
- Walk the boards
- Visit the wetlands
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It's been three weeks and already Lynnhurst's newest restaurant is drawing praise—and criticism.
In its first two examinations by local foodie publications, The Lynn on Bryant got some high praise. CityPages' food blogger Joy Summers praised the breakfast offerings like the breakfast sandwich ("some of the best breakfast sausage we've tasted in a while"), French toast ("perfection"), and the coffee from St. Paul's Kopplin's Coffee. The Heavy Table's Jason Walker highlighted the more traditional French-inspired fare. The eatery's sole UrbanSpoon reviewer called The Lynn "perfect."
But some of those reviews came with qualifications.
Yelp! reviewers were split between 10 positive and three negative reviews, with upset commenters focusing their criticism on the way the food was executed. The Heavy Table pointed out that some have called The Lynn's "elegant" menu "expensive," and their final impression was one of a "work in progress" as owners Peter Ireland and Jay Peterson adapt to the neighborhood's desires.
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If you've walked through a the Mall at Prince George's, you've probably had to deal with one particular architectural annoyance unique to the shopping center: the vertical support columns which line the main hall.
For an unaware shopper, the columns can become an unwelcome surprise if you happen to walk into one while distracted by conversation or an idle glance at your smartphone.
But it wasn't always this way. When the mall first opened in 1959 as Prince George's Plaza, shoppers had a lot more room to maneuver because the mall didn't have a roof.
For the first 18 years the mall was in existence, it operated as an open-air shopping center. It wasn't until 1977 that the mall was enclosed. With the roof, came the support columns, necessary to reinforce a structure which wasn't designed to be enclosed, at least not gracefully.
Photographs from the archives of the Library of Congress show how the mall looked back then.
The photographs, shot on 4-by-5-inch negatives, were produced by the Grottscho-Schleisner photography company, which did a lot of architectural and interior design photography from the 1930s through the 1960s. These images, taken in the months after the mall opened to the public in March, 1959, show what has and has not changed at the mall.
Note how the vertical and horizontal features of the mall are rendered in perfect parallel to the frames of the photograph. This indicates the use of perspective control lenses favored by true architectural photographers for the lenses' ability to eliminate fisheye distortion of the image.
To get a sense of how much has changed, you can compare this map of the mall as it would have looked on opening day, with a more c urrent map of the now-expanded mall.
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8/15/14 - After several positive outings, D.C. United fin themselves on a temporary downswing, dropping their second straight match in a 3-0 loss at Real Salt Lake last weekend, a match that gave RSL goalkeeper Nick Rimando – the third netminder on this year's U.S. World Cup squad – the Major League Soccer record for shutouts in a career. United, normally a team that creates plenty of chances, never really challenged Rimando, a former member of the Red-and-Black; who made his first save against DCU in the 70th minute; a second opportunity for DCU was saved 16 minutes later. Still, United remains just two points behind Eastern Conference leaders Sporting Kansas City, with a game in hand. Next week, United begins their first CONCACAF Champions League campaign since the 2009-10 edition when they host Waterhouse F.C., from Kingston, Jamaica on August 20; followed just three days later with a league visit to Sporting KC.
7/31/14 - Keeping up the pressure on Sporting Kansas City, just one point ahead, D.C. United put even more clearance between themselves and third place Toronto F.C., themselves trying to write their own comeback story from a disastrous 2013. DCU got goals in each half, plus an own goal by TFC to claim a 3-0 victory in a midweek game at RFK Stadium in Washington, D.C. United forward Eddie Johnson headed home the first goal for the Red and Black in just the eighth minute of the game, being in perfect position just at the edge of the six-yard box to redirect a cross from teammate Perry Kitchen. Chris Rolfe put away the second DCU goal at the hour mark, playing the advantage given by the referee on a foul in the box that could have resulted in a penalty kick. Just a few minutes later, some assertive attacking play forced TFC into a mistake which resulted in an own goal. D.C. heads to Houston for their first match of August this weekend.
7/24/14 - Three players, three goals, one win. That's the formula D.C. United, one of the hottest sides in Major League Soccer at the moment, used to cool off an equally hot side in C.D. Chivas USA last weekend, by a scoreline of 3-1. The DCU goals were scored by Eddie Johnson, who opened the scoring by converting a penalty kick around the quarter-hour mark of the game; Perry Kitchen, who drove a low, hard shot past the Goats' keeper at the hour mark; and finally Luis Silva, who added the insurance goal just 10 minutes later at the end of a string of possession which saw DCU complete 14 passes. United, who currently sit just one point behind Sporting Kansas City for top of the Eastern Conference table, head to EverBank Field in Jacksonville, Fla. this weekend for a friendly against English Premier League side Fulham F.C.; United's next league match falls in the middle of next week, when Toronto F.C. come to RFK Stadium.
7/10/14 - Eastern Conference leaders D.C. United bounced back from a loss to West leaders Seattle with goals from Nick DeLeon and Perry Kitchen in the second half to defeat Toronto FC 2-1 at the host's home ground of BMO Field. While the first half of the match was mostly uneventful for both sides (TFC had U.S. national teamer Michael Bradley back in their lineup), it was the second half which had the more significant action. DeLeon opened the scoring for DCU in the 55th minute, forcing a turnover and sliding a shot past the Toronto netminder. However, after Toronto leveled the score shortly thereafter, D.C.'s Kitchen headed in a cross from the wing to give the Black and Red the lead and ultimately the win. DCU are back on the road this weekend, headed cross-country to play San Jose.
6/19/14 - In the middle of a dark and dismal 2013 season for D.C. United stands a clear point of light: the franchise's third U.S. Open Cup victory, a shocking 1-0 upset of Real Salt Lake in Utah, giving United entry into the 2014-15 CONCACAF Champions League. This year, however, DCU are one and done in Cup play, losing 1-0 to third division USL Pro side Rochester Rhinos in New York. United fielded a squad consisting mostly of reserves against Rochester, who made the current Cup holders pay in the 13th minute when the Rhinos' forward, Colin Rolfe, managed to put a foot on a cross from the left flank and send the ball past DCU keeper Andrew Dykstra. Things went from bad to worse in the second half for D.C. when Steve Birnbaum, a center defender, was shown his second yellow card of the game, resulting in his ejection. The game was also delayed twice by torrential rain. While Rochester continues in the Cup, the Red and Black will host Seattle back at RFK Stadium on June 28th.
6/16/14 - Top of the charts. That's where D.C. United finds itself these days, as the league breaks for the FIFA World Cup in Brazil. Two points clear of now-second place New England, DCU collected a point when they faced off last weekend with Eastern Conference rivals Columbus, as part of a doubleheader with an international friendly featuring Spain and El Salvador at suburban FedEx Field. While Spain, winners of the last World Cup in 2010, would win the opening match 2-0 over the overmatched Salvadorians, the follwing match between United and the Crew would end in a 0-0 tie, with DCU frontman Fabian Espindola failing to convert a late penalty-kick opportunity, awarded when a Crew defender committed a handball foul in the penalty area. Espindola's PK was the single best scoring opportunity taken by either team in the match, though United outshot the Crew 14-10, with a 3-2 advantage in shots on goal. DCU will take to the road for their U.S. Open Cup fourth-round match, heading to Rochester, N.Y. to take on the Rhinos of third-division USL PRO on June 17. The Rhinos are the only non-MLS side to ever win an Open Cup in the MLS era which started with the league's inception in 1996, doing so in 1999 as a second-division side (the former A-League) at the time. United's next league match is June 28 at R.F.K. Stadium against Seattle Sounders FC.
6/4/14 - After traveling to New England and taking a tough 2-1 loss to surprise Eastern Conference leaders New England, D.C. United came roaring back the following weekend and claimed a much-needed three points from Sporting Kansas City, as Fabian Espindola scored the game's lone goal in a 1-0 win at venerable RFK Stadium. Even though Sporting were without three of their key players, out on national-team duty, they still presented a formidable challenge, yet in the 28th minute, Espindola sent in what appeared to be a cross that the SKC goalkeeper misjudged badly as it curled its way into the goal netting. The DCU defense kept Kansas City from getting very many good looks at goal, and those that carried any danger were handled by Black and Red netminder Bill Hamid. D.C. are back at the home of the bouncing stands again this weekend, as they take on visiting Columbus Crew.
5/23/14 - In two matches last week, the Red and black of D.C. United grabbed four points to move up to second place in Major League Soccer's Eastern Conference, just two points behind leaders New England Revolution after 11 games. DCU earned a point with a 1-1 draw against Montreal Impact on May 17, then followed that with a solid 2-0 win over Houston Dynamo on May 21. Forward Eddie Johnson, somewhat controversially left off the U.S. national team's preliminary World Cup roster, slotted home the equalizer against the Impact in the 85th minute, neatly redirecting a cross from teammate Fabian Espindola to tally his first goal of the season. It would be Espindola and Chris Rolfe working together to defeat the Dynamo four days later, as each assisted on the other's goal, while Bill Hamid registered a clean sheet for DCU. D.C. heads north this weekend for an important Eastern Conference showdown with New England.
5/16/14 - At 14 points through nine games played, DC United are well ahead of the woeful pace the Black-and-Red were setting in last year's campaign; they're just three points (with a game in hand) behind Eastern Conference co-leaders Sporting Kansas City, and the surprising New England Revolution. DCU have been rallying around a disappointed Eddie Johnson, who was recently passed over by national-team coach Jurgen Klinsmann for the U.S.'s preliminary 30-man World Cup roster. Johnson, who has yet to score for DCU, provided significant efforts during the final Hexagonal qualifying in CONCACAF play, including the goal that put the U.S. permanently in front during a September match with archrival Mexico. DCU takes on Montreal Impact at RFK Stadium this weekend.
5/9/14 - After finishing April unbeaten (three wins, one draw), D.C. United headed across country to Portland last weekend and allowed the Timbers their first three points of the season, falling 3-2 on a stoppage time goal by Portland's Maximiliano Urruti. United's Davy Arnaud tallied his second goal of the season in the first half, and Portland defender Futty Danso was given an own-goal in the second half which brought DCU back level. Forward Fabian Espindola leads the Black-and-Red with four goals and three assists in eight games; four others – defenders Bobby Boswell and Sean Franklin, midfielder Perry Kitchen, and forward Chris Rolfe – have each found the back of the net once this season. Boswell has also assisted twice, and midfielder Nick DeLeon joins Espindola with three assists also.
D.C. United 2014 Season
How far the mighty have fallen in Washington, D.C. Once Major League Soccer's lone four-time champion, D.C. United have fallen on hard times of late, winning just three matches in 2013 after having the league's third best record in 2012. Still, fan favorite Ben Olsen remains DCU's head coach; and despite the lowlights through most of last season, United claimed its third U.S. Open Cup, and a spot in the 2014-15 CONCACAF Champions League. The face of the team continues to be forward Chris Pontius; he will be joined up top by Argentine forward Fabian Espindola, last with New York but best known for his time with Salt Lake.
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Two days after police arrest the wrong man, the correct Devonte "Day-Day" Williams was arrested Saturday for outstanding warrants involving attempted first degree murder.
This comes after Greenville Police arrested 20-year-old Daitrieyuaon Parker Friday morning. Parker also goes by "Day-Day" and was later found to be the wrong suspect in the shooting of 37-year-old Javez Simpson which happened on Thursday.
Williams was arrested with the help of K-9 units including Officer Lather and Officer Armstrong. Williams was taken to the Pitt County Detention Center under at $2 million secured bond.
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Police arrested the wrong suspect in an attempted murder case Friday morning.
Police took 20-year-old Daitrieyuaon "Day-Day" Parker into custody Friday morning in the shooting of 37-year-old Javez Simpson. Simpson was shot in the leg around 6 p.m. Thursday on Myrtle Avenue.
But it turns out, police had the wrong man.
Instead, they said Friday afternoon that they're looking for 20-year-old Devonte Rashieod Williams, also called "Day-Day". He has prior arrests for attempted murder, common law robbery, disorderly conduct, and trespassing.
Detectives believe this shooting may be in retaliation for another incident that occurred in 2012.
Now, law enforcement said they're working with the Pitt County District Attorney to dismiss charges against Daitrieyuaon "Day-Day" Parker in the case, since Investigators learned he is not the same "Day-Day" who was involved in this incident.
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Police have released a name and photo of the suspect they're looking for following an early-evening shooting.
His name is Daitrieyuaon Parker and he's 20-years-old. He's also known as "Day-Day." He's wanted for the attempted murder of Javez Simpson. Police say he is considered armed and dangerous.
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Police tell 9 On Your Side they were called to 1209 Myrtle Ave. around 6:00 for shots fired. When police got there, they were told the victim, 37-year-old Javez Simpson had been taken to the hospital. He was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and later released.
Witnesses told police that three male suspects met Simpson in the street before getting into an argument, leading to gunfire.
Police say the shooting appears to be the result of an ongoing dispute.
Police say they have leads. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 252-329-4315.
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Uhm... stupid question....
What makes those multiple fieldsets? Why do you have forms inside of forms and put all sorts of non-form stuff inside that center form?
The invalid/improper nesting/placement of your </form> tags is your most likely culprit -- Well, that and the HTML 5 idiocy, javascripted shim that's probably bombing from the invalid markup, stupid games with the HTML tag itself (thanks to Paul Irish for destroying thousands of websites, way to go), HTML 5 bloat, inaccessible color and font choices, silly games being played with hiding/showing content, etc, etc...
Looks like taking something simple -- a simple login form, and turning it into a needlessly complex mess; as evident by the 30k of markup for 628 bytes of plaintext and four visible form elements. Do yourself a favor, throw that mess out and start over... and keep track of your form closes so you don't end up with an invalid nesting order.
Because 25 validation errors is an accomplishment given HTML 5's loosening of the structural rules to the point it's a miracle ANYTHING works.
If you want to talk JUST that form, swing a massive axe at all the pointless extra garbage tags in there like SECTION, the garbage scripting that turns it into a needlessly complex mess, and keep the form bits together.... and lands sake, fieldsets are for a SET of fields, NOT SINGLE FIELDS!!!... and stop playing stupid bandwidth wasting content hiding games as if pageloads are some sort of evil. Maybe if you didn't waste 30k of markup on 3k's job, you wouldn't need all that scripted nonsense and wouldn't have accessibility issues galore.
<form action="/events/register" method="POST" id="member_form"> <fieldset> <legend>Create Password</legend>
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Oh, BTW, it's NOT fine here in Opera -- the layout is busted and it's hemorrhaging javascript errors like mad.


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For me this is one of the best climbs at Great Falls. Climb the obvious pin scarred crack using the small left facing dihedral on your right. Crux is grasping the holds on the left facing dihedral and moving beyond them. It is supposedly 5.11 if you go straight up the crack without the dihedral. Add a few letter grades for a mid-summer, humid-as-hell ascent :)
In the Aid Box just left of the PV overhang.
Typically a TR, but one could lead this crack. A few cams and a set of nuts would be sufficient. Offset cams/nuts would work better in the pin scars. Plenty of trees for a TR setup, but also a nice crack for cams/nuts if you don't have enough long slings.


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Built in 1939, the Coliseum is in the midst of a massive $63 million renovation that includes a complete remodeling of the iconic structure's interior. About 90 of the 8,000 original seats are being restored and will be placed back inside the new Coliseum, which will reopen in August 2014. Another 100 pairs are up for sale.
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The Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in secondary education (grades 6-12) leads to an Alaska Initial Certification and a Master's degree. The program is fully accredited and your certificate is transferable to all fifty states. It is designed for those who have a Bachelor's degree in subject(s) commonly taught in Alaska's secondary schools. The six-week summer program is offered on the Juneau campus and prepares the intern to begin the teaching internship when the public schools begin. Fall and Spring courses are offered via e-Learning only.
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Today is the players' first off day of the 2013 training camp.
The Colts return to work Sunday with the normal closed morning walkthrough followed by a public practice at 1:50 p.m.
Friday's practice focused on red zone and goal line work to close out the first week and complete the majority of the installation process. Sunday the team will begin sharpening concepts in anticipation of next week's home exhibition opener against the Buffalo Bills.
No game planning is done this early in the preseason, but practices could take on a new flavor this week as players get excited about hitting somebody with a different logo on their helmet.


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For the first time in 20 years, the observation deck atop Manhattan's 30 Rockefeller Plaza has reopened to the public. Redesigned by architect Michael Gabellini, the Top of the Rock deck features panels of fully-transparent, non-reflective safety glass to allow unobstructed, open-air views of the entire city from the 69th floor.
On October 24, a gala party celebrated the Top of the Rock's reopening, with dramatic lighting by John Ingram and Gregory Cohen of Unlimited Visibility Lighting Design (UVLD). Scharff Weisberg Lighting provided the extensive equipment inventory as well as the control system.
"It was exciting to be part of the reopening of this historic New York City landmark, and it is always challenging to meet the demands of such a high-technology production," says Scharff Weisberg Lighting general manager Ben Saltzman. "This was the first show that we used our new City Theatrical wireless PDS system for Color Kinetics products and it performed flawlessly."
UVLD spanned four floors to create the lighting for the reopening party. On the 66th floor, which is not open to the public, 16 Syncrolite 7,000W fixtures were positioned on the exterior catwalk. The searchlights swept the night sky for a festive, "golden age of Hollywood" atmosphere. "Programming the Syncrolites required a bit more precision than a traditional installation," notes Ingram. "As the lights swept across the entire skyline, we took care to ensure that the residents of Manhattan would not be adversely affected."
A total of 200 Color Kinetics ColorBlast® 12 RGB-mixing LED uplights were deployed for the installation. Sixty ColorBlast uplights lit the Deco-styled entry area on the 67th floor. More ColorBlasts fixtures illuminated the building's exterior walls on the 69th floor observation deck.
On the 70th floor, UVLD hung 24 VARI*LITE VL2500™ automated lights from a series of vertical trusses. They provided illuminated animation to the floors below and projected patterns, including a custom Top of the Rock gobo, onto the building's Doppler radar dome. A trio of Flying Pig Systems Wholehog® 2 consoles, supplied by Scharff Weisberg, controlled all of the lighting instruments, including the Syncrolites.
"The Top of the Rock space was still largely under construction when we started the installation," says Cohen who is partner, along with Ingram, in UVLD. "The client did an incredible job of getting everything done in time; Tishman Speyer provided us with unfettered access to the venue."
Sal Restuccia served as production electrician for the event and was assisted by John Ellar and Danny Kirsch. Glenn Mahoney of Tishman Speyer produced the opening-night event and continues to oversee the day-to-day operation of the observation deck.
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Original post made on Mar 2, 2012
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on Mar 2, 2012 at 9:52 am
Is this project part of the HSR construction (which may be years or decades from now)? Or is the plan to build new crossings independently of HSR?
on Mar 2, 2012 at 10:39 am
Have any estimates been made as to the costs of the alternatives? All ideas most likely would involve removing existing homes by eminent domain. Such action adds greatly to the cost of any crossing - not to speak of local opposition.
Who pays for any of the proposed crossings? The City already has forecast a budget short fall for the next several years.
I think any fixed action would be premature until the final HSR plans are completed.
on Mar 2, 2012 at 11:01 am
This is neither a project nor a plan, it is only a report out of committee. To become even a proposal, it has to go through Council.


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Simple Cheesy Hash Brown Bake Recipe
"My family has no idea they're eating a low-fat recipe with this hearty side dish. It's creamy, cheesy, convenient and simply delicious!" Pair it with all kinds of entrees. Darla Kahler - Bison, South Dakota
- 1-1/4 cups fat-free milk
- 3 ounces reduced-fat cream cheese
- 1 envelope ranch salad dressing mix
- 6 cups frozen shredded hash brown potatoes, thawed
- 1/2 cup shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese
- 1 bacon strip, cooked and crumbled
- In a blender, combine the milk, cream cheese and salad dressing mix. Cover and process until smooth. Place potatoes in an 8-in. square baking dish coated with cooking spray; top with milk mixture. Cover and bake at 350° for 35 minutes.
- Sprinkle with cheddar cheese and bacon. Bake, uncovered, 8-10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted and potatoes are tender. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Hash Brown Bake in Healthy Cooking December/January 2010, p55
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I thought the recipe was pretty good and had plenty of flavor, although I did make a couple of changes. I only used one (30oz) bag of hash browns, added a little salt, some green peppers and some ham. My husband did not like it all!
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If I were to make this recipe again, I would definitely add some veggies. As is, it's pretty dry and not very flavorful.
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All week, we'll take a look at how we prepared, reacted and the struggles now facing thousands of families. We started our series of coverage Sunday night with a look back as Sandy bore down on us.
One year ago this week, Superstorm Sandy had us in her grips.
It all began on Monday, Oct. 22, 2012. We knew her that day as Tropical Storm Sandy, which made landfall in Jamaica as a category-1 hurricane, then intensified, slamming into Cuba as a category-2 storm.
As she weakened, we watched and we waited. Would she take a track out to sea or turn toward Delaware and the Jersey Shore?
Each day, the track grew clearer.
FOX 29 Chief Meteorologist Scott Williams showed that the project track at that time "continues the trend in southern sections of Jersey."
"Don't try to go out there and be a hero, or act as if there's nothing going on here," New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said at the time.
Standing on the coast, Delaware Gov. Jack Markell said, "If you're near the coast, if you're within three-quarters of a mile of the coast down at the beaches, you've got to get away."
Our region would take a direct hit from Sandy.
"Contact your friends and family now as part of your emergency plan," Mayor Michael Nutter urged residents.
In the city, we prepared. At the shore, we braced ourselves. Some left, and some stayed as Sandy roared her way north.
On the evening of Oct. 29, she moved ashore just north of Atlantic City as a post-tropical cyclone with hurricane-force winds. Now, we simply call her a "superstorm."
People in parts of Delaware, Philadelphia and other areas inland breathed a sigh of relief. Some lost things, but down the shore and stretching north to parts of New York, some lost all.
Damage today from Superstorm Sandy totals at least $65 billion across the United States, with insurance claims still being processed and paid.
The number of people killed in Sandy's wake was 125 in the U.S. alone
The number of people still impacted by her every day is untold.
"It's just surreal. It's almost like it's not even happening. It's just very heartbreaking," one victim told us.
"I don't know what to day," said another, who had just seen the damage to a home. "Spent too many years there to see it in this condition."
"We will get up, and we'll get this thing rebuilt, and we'll put things back together," Christie said after the storm.
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The lead-up to Manny Pacquiao's fight with Timothy Bradley has been odd, to say the least. An absurd amount of focus has been placed on Manny's new devotion to God and his Bible studies while Bradley actually emerged as an engaging and interesting personality. Pacquiao's disinterest in playing the game with Bradley was summed up quite well during their post-weigh-in staredown. With Tim eyeing Manny down with evil intentions in his eyes, looking to create an intense moment, Pacquiao started to smile. A smile, he would later explain, that comes from "having God with him" and "being happy."
(Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)
It's difficult to say if the new devotion is, in part at least, due to Pacquiao's legal troubles and the fact that they (being Top Rank and Manny) seem determined to explain away a less-than-stellar showing against Juan Manuel Marquez last November.
The Marquez fight was supposed to be something easy for Manny. Given the way Marquez had looked against Floyd Mayweather the expectation was for Pacquiao to destroy his smaller rival, finally moving past their controversial first two fights. Instead, more controversy followed as Marquez gave as well as he took, if not better, and made a very solid case as having won the fight.
We've since heard that Pacquiao was having marital problems that extended to getting to the arena late that night, we've heard that it is the mysterious calf issues that seem to pop up whenever things get rough among a host of other excuses. And the truth probably lies in some combination of it all.
But, the way the Marquez fight went combined with Miguel Cotto choosing to fight Mayweather instead of Pacquiao lead us to tonight, when Manny steps into the cage for a truly dangerous test against an undefeated and hungry Bradley.
The Generation Gap
Pacquiao has fought eight different men since 2008, with the retirements of Shane Mosley and Antonio Margarito over the past few weeks, five of those men are no longer fighting (Mosley, Margarito, De La Hoya, Diaz and Hatton). Add in an old (even if great) Juan Manuel Marquez who probably deserved wins in their two fights during that timeframe, a disinterested Joshua Clottey and Miguel Cotto who was forced to go down to 145 for the bout and it's not hard to see how Bradley is a different breed from Pacquiao's other opponents since becoming a superstar.
For Bradley, this is his shot. Yes, he's coming up maybe a weight class higher than he'd ideally fight but he's also at his athletic peak and has yet to taste defeat. While this is his first chance to fight on a stage this level, he's been in with top shelf talents already with wins over guys like Lamont Peterson and Devon Alexander.
You can't tell with absolute certainty how a fighter is going to react once the opening bell rings, but the fact that Bradley is who he is means that we're not going to see Pacquiao get the walk he got against Mosley or Clottey nor is he going to be able to run circles around him like he did the plodding Margarito.
Pacquiao is absolutely capable of handling Bradley despite that he's fast becoming one of the last of his era, but he's going to have to be ready for a different fight than he's been in for quite some time.
Cranium Collisions and Conditioning Coaches
Timothy Bradley fights involve headbutts. That's just a fact of life. Since this fight was announced, we've heard plenty of concern over what will happen when southpaw Pacquiao and orthodox Bradley get inside. Bradley claims that he doesn't headbutt, he just keeps his chin tucked and when guys try to get inside on him, clashes happen.
The concern is two parts. One, if Bradley's head does crack Pacquiao, will it bother Manny? Two, is there a chance of a nasty cut that forces an early end to the bout?
Headbutts aside, Pacquiao has also seen his camp have a fair amount of infighting, with his strength and conditioning coach, Alex Ariza, briefly kicked out of camp and now back with the team even if his role is diminished and Bob Arum (Manny's promoter), Miguel Diaz (Manny's cutman) and Freddie Roach (Manny's trainer) all seeming to feud with him at some point. It's yet another distraction for Manny as he tries to dodge marital strife, muscle issues, Bradley's headbutts and the simple risks of getting older as a boxer.
The Prediction
Pacquiao didn't accidentally become one of the best fighters on planet Earth. He has climbed up in weight and now, at 147 pounds, handles bigger men than himself with relative ease. But he also struggled against the smaller Marquez and, as pointed out earlier, his opposition hasn't exactly been athletically peaking.
Bradley isn't without issues. He doesn't hit particularly had, despite what his camp has said in public about his ability to get a stoppage. He also isn't quite as fast as Manny. In terms of purely who is a better fighter when at their absolute best? It's Manny all day.
But this isn't the best Manny Pacquiao. This is an aging fighter who is clearly distracted and also doesn't seem to have the "fire" that he had when at his absolute best.
I think that a young, determined Bradley, capable of making fantastic mid-fight adjustments, will be able to simply outwork a fighter whose legs have been failing him over the past couple years. Bradley is going to make it a little dirty and he's going to be able to do things that Manny can't keep up with at this point in his career.
I know it sounds like hedging and I don't mean it to, but there's a real chance I'm completely wrong and Manny either stops Bradley with ease or simply proves to be too high of a quality over twelve rounds. But I'm going to stick with what I've said since the fight was announced and say that I'll take Timothy Bradley by unanimous decision in an upset.
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Last month I made a new year's resolution to sew one item of clothing for myself each month of 2012. I aim to make some garments that I will cherish for years to come, that will reflect my style and taste and that will also give me the opportunity to learn new skills as I make them.
For February, I chose to make the Miz Mozelle dress from Jamie Christina. I was very taken with the summery dress on the cover, but I decided to give my version a more winter appropriate feel, by using a knit fabric. After failing to find a fabric that seemed worthy enough, I turned to Spoonflower.com who gave me the opportunity to design my own fabric for my dress. I'm no fabric designer but I knew I needed to come up with something extra special that would give this dress a permanent place in my closet for years to come – and I think I did it!
I took my children's fingerprints by having them press a finger into an ink pad and stamping a piece of paper. Next, I photographed the fingerprints, transferred the images to my computer and played around with the positioning, size and clarity. Then I uploaded them to the Spoonflower website and I was able to edit the design of the fabric to my liking. Spoonflower sent me fabric swatches and color charts, and with these in hand I spent a fun evening playing around with various possibilities. When I was happy with the results, I saved my design and a few days later I had several yards of my children's fingerprint fabric on my cutting table!
I like to use Swedish tracing paper to trace off my pattern and make sizing adjustments. It can be sewn together with basting stitches which I love because it cuts out the need for making a muslin. I added a couple of inches to the bodice of the dress, but I made no other adjustments.
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The City of Dubuque Health Services Department is asking for the public's help in finding a dog they say bit someone on Wednesday morning.
Animal control officers say a mid-sized, black and white Pit Bull Terrier puppy named either "Bell" or "Bella" was involved in a biting incident that happened at around 9:25 a.m. Wednesday in the 1500 block of Jackson Street. The dog was wearing a black collar.
The health department would like to find the dog so they can verify the dog's health status and vaccination history.
If you have any information, call the Health Services Department at 589-4185 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or the Law Enforcement Center at 589-4415 after hours or on the weekend.


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Maureen Hayden
CNHI News Service
— It's not exactly a barroom brawl, but the fight over Sunday alcohol sales has unleashed a war of words over what's best for Hoosiers.
At a Dec. 7 press conference, a group calling itself the Alliance of Responsible Alcohol Retailers announced its support for another round of legislation that would allow retailers – including gas stations and big-box stores like Target – to sell cold beer and alcohol on Sundays.
At that same Statehouse press conference, state Sen. Phil Boots said he'll introduce in the 2012 session what he called "common sense" legislation that would remove Indiana from its lonely position as one of only two states that ban retailers from selling booze on Sundays, but allows restaurants, taverns and sports venues to sell it by the glass.
"It doesn't make sense to let people go into a restaurant to drink and then drive home, but not to allow them to buy it at a store and take it home to drink," said the Crawfordsville Republican.
Though similar legislation has failed in the past, Boots said this time around it will be seen as a "slam-dunk public policy issue." On his side is the influential Indiana Retail Council, which has aligned itself with the pro-Sunday-sales Alliance of Responsible Alcohol Retailers.
But before the press conference was even over, the Indiana Association of Beverage Retailers – which backs an effort called Project Responsible Alcohol Distribution – issued a press release predicting such legislation would fall flat.
"There is nothing new about today's announcement," said association President John Livengood, who represents Indiana liquor-store owners who oppose Sunday sales. "This legislative initiative by the big-box chain stores and gas stations delivered during the holidays is like re-gifting a four-year-old fruitcake; it's something that's been around for years and nobody wants it."
But apparently some people do. Rep. Cindy Noe, an Indianapolis Republican who will sponsor the Sunday-sales legislation in the House, said her constituents routinely complain to her that they can't pick up a six-pack of beer on a Sunday to share over an Indianapolis Colts game or buy of bottle of wine for Sunday dinner. "It's inconvenient," said Noe. "It's not what consumers want."
And the organization that backs Sunday sales cites its online petition, posted on a Website called ChangeitIndiana.org, that has 53,000 signatures of people who want Indiana alcohol laws to change. Livengood said that number represents less than one percent of Hoosiers and he questioned whether those signatures belonged to Indiana residents of legal drinking age.
One tactic that's different from past years where similar legislation has failed is that cold beer will be separated from hard liquor. Boots and Noe plan to introduce two pieces of legislation when the legislature goes back into session Jan. 4. One bill would legalize carry-out alcohol sales on Sunday; the other would allow grocery, drug, convenience and big-box stores to start selling cold beer, as long as it's Indiana brewed.
Indiana's current law allows only Indiana-owned liquor stores to sell cold beer, which helps explain one of buttons that was distributed at the press conference by cold-beer bill backers which says: "End the Cold Beer Monopoly."
Noe and Boots both said their bills are economic development tools, that would allow Indiana retailers to make more sales and more money that would lead to more jobs and more tax revenues. They cited studies that Indiana loses approximately $9 million in tax revenues annually to neighboring border states because of its ban on Sunday alcohol sales. Livengood cited another study that said the revenue impact would be minimal, since consumers would just be shifting their alcohol purchases from other days of the week.
Maureen Hayden is the Statehouse bureau chief for the CNHI newspapers in Indiana. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com


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