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Yellow Wolf Imperial IPA - Alameda Brewhouse
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Reviews by Kuaff:
4.06/5 rDev +5.5%
Cellar temperature in a tulip.
Yellow Wolf is a golden yellow-orange and comes with a rocky three-finger white head which clings to the walls of the glass in clumps after it dies down. An abundance of cloudy sediment lies at the bottom of the bottle.
The aroma has really good citrus in it - lemon and orange, I think. Also some dank hops and a touch of fragrant pine.
It has a fairly light flavor for a DIPA, and pretty low bitterness. There's some tangy citrus at first, and then a dry, malty, biscuity aftertaste. There's a little bit of astringent pine in that finish, too.This is tasty... just not INTENSELY tasty, which might be a good thing for people who don't like out-of-control hoppiness and bitterness.
The feel is sort of middle-of-the-road, with somewhat mild carbonation.
A domesticated, but nevertheless enjoyable DIPA that would be a good introduction to the style for the uninitiated.
12-30-2013 23:17:55 | More by Kuaff
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Alberta (Canada)
4/5 rDev +3.9%
07-13-2014 19:24:12 | More by FadetoBock
4.28/5 rDev +11.2%
First tasted at the brewery during my highly successful roadtrip to Portland a month ago.
Snagged two bombers to go and time for a review:
Pours nice pale golden into my chalice. Decent head retention. Mild hop aroma from the get-go.
Hoppy and sweet at the same time. Well balanced more like an East-Coast IIPA.
Pleasant and very drinkable.
Four lines of actual review. My bad according to some but I don't care much for embellishing my reviews with a bunch of fluff.
edit (5/14/11): On further reflection - and drinking - I give this beer more credit for being stronger on the citrus side more like a true West Coast IIPA. Even more tasty than I remember so I bumped it up a notch.
04-27-2011 01:57:13 | More by NWer
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +3.9%
03-13-2014 05:22:57 | More by megamass
New York
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-11-2014 00:30:44 | More by Billolick
4.2/5 rDev +9.1%
Bottle shared by Joe – thanks!
Pours a slightly hazy light copper color with a one-finger slightly off-white head. The head recedes into a thin layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of robust pale malts with large amounts of citrus and lighter amounts of herbal hops. Also present are slight amounts of breadiness.
Tastes similar to how it smells, although the hops are a bit more restrained. Slightly dry pale malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by smooth citrus hops. Midway through the sip the flavor profile turns slightly bitter with the addition of heavier herbal hops. The hops carry through to a moderately bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a nice thickness with solid carbonation.
Drinkability is very good. I finished my glass quickly and could easily have a few more.
Overall this was a solid DIPA from a brewery that I'd never come across before. Worth a shot.
05-27-2011 20:15:46 | More by glid02
4/5 rDev +3.9%
01-18-2012 00:17:35 | More by switzer
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
01-27-2013 08:31:14 | More by InfernoBoss
4.5/5 rDev +16.9%
04-21-2012 01:23:37 | More by imbuckeye
Alberta (Canada)
3.96/5 rDev +2.9%
650ml bottle. Something about dogs and the colour yellow just doesn't sit right with me.
This beer pours a rather hazy medium golden yellow hue, with three fingers of puffy, rocky, and somewhat creamy bone-white head, which leaves a few swaths of chunky splattered lace around the glass as it evenly subsides.
It smells of sweet caramel malt, toffee pudding, orange cream, orange rind, and juicy orange/grapefruit flesh, a hint of pine resin, and a bit of cotton candy. The taste is more rounded, and bitter in its hoppy fruitiness - orange, lemon, lime, and grapefruit all representin' - with some pithy pine needles, grainy, and surprisingly dry bready caramel malt, and a mild floral, perfumed booziness rousing as it slowly warms.
The carbonation is frisky in its genial frothiness, the body on the lee side of a standard medium weight, and a tad too snakebitten by the prominent hop interference to be deemed anything other than basic in its smoothness. It finishes generally dry, the sweet fruity promise of the aroma now thoroughly morphed into a lingering citrus peel and pine cone bitterness.
A pleasant enough DIPA, for those hopheads in the house, myself counted. The malt puts in a bit of subterfuge up front, then easily cedes helm control to the big west coast hop bitterness, all the while the biggish ABV doing well to stay in the shadows, biding its time to spring on me, once this bomber is duly killed.
12-29-2013 03:43:07 | More by biboergosum
3.05/5 rDev -20.8%
22oz bottle served in pint glass. Beer pours yellow amber, slightly syrupy, partly cloudy with almost no head. Big floral aroma -- smells delicious.
First sip is an intense onslaught of hoppage. Pretty fizzy, too. I want to appreciate everything that went into this brew, but I just can't get past the over the top bitterness. Alameda's website claims this beer is "over 100 IBUs". Yow. And while the high alcohol content is pleasantly *not* the first thing you notice in this beer, unfortunately this level of bitterness suites -- nay, requires -- a beer with even more alcohol, and dare I say so myself, more malt flavor.
12-23-2012 04:42:35 | More by hreb
4.43/5 rDev +15.1%
Sampled on draft at the Imperial IPA Fest at Saraveza. Pours a slightly cloudy pale yellow with a sizeable creamy white head that leaves some nice lacing on the glass. Aroma of nice, floral hops with a hint of grassiness and grapefruit, balanced by some light biscuity malt.
Palate is well-balanced, but definitely hop-forward. Notes of grass, grapefruit, and a touch of pine, along with bready, biscuity malt. Tangy bitterness looms after the swallow, giving a long-lasting hoppy bitterness. Body is substantial but not big, sticky but not cloying. For a big IPA, it goes down pretty easily. This was definitely the standout at the IIPA Fest tonight.
07-18-2010 08:09:17 | More by ElGordo
3.53/5 rDev -8.3%
22oz bottle
appearance; served in great lakes chalice, bright golden-orange body, nice foamy white froth
smell: bready, citrus, a bit metallic
taste: always a fan of increased distribution but Alameda is 2/2 on providing a mediocre beer that isnt worth a repurchase. Metallic, bready, dry, bittter citrus rind, grassy
mouthfeel: dry, bitter
overall: pretty Meh for a west coast IPA
01-20-2012 17:49:18 | More by dirtylou
2.85/5 rDev -26%
1 Pint, 6 FL OZ. bottle into tulip glass.
A - Unfiltered, deep tawny color, light haze with a thin bubbly lace.
S - Spicy herbal and lightly pungent hop aroma, fruity and oily.
T - Medium crispness, hoppy palate with a big grapefruit flavor. Big punch of oily hop pungent flavor with some spicy (alcohol) flavor finish...
M - Med-bodied, kinda weak for an imperial ipa...carbination a bit weak too...
O - Not a big fan of this x2 IPA, drinkable, but kinda bummed :~(...Chasin' Cheers!
05-05-2012 01:05:14 | More by scootpolute
3.88/5 rDev +0.8%
Thanks to Arbitrator for sharing this bomber.
Hazy golden in color with a small white head.
The aroma is pretty nice for a DIPA, very citric and somewhat resinous.
Good flavor as well, with orange, tangerine, and grapefruit, as well as a bit of pine.
Medium-bodied, not at all syrupy and actually refreshing, with average-plus carbonation and a good hop oil bite.
Overall tasty and enjoyable.
08-26-2011 15:07:19 | More by nickd717
2.73/5 rDev -29.1%
22 oz. bottle poured into a goblet.
Appearance - Deep orange, copper. Mostly clear. Big white head. Nice surface foam.
Smell - Muted aroma. Musty hops. Caramel.
Taste - Pine hops. Lots of caramel. Some hop bitterness. Musty and kinda crappy.
Mouthfeel - Heavy and a little bitter.
Overall - Not a lot of redeeming qualities to this. Just caramel and bitterness.
06-02-2013 22:39:22 | More by Alieniloquium
North Carolina
3.4/5 rDev -11.7%
Got in bomber from a friend on the west coast. Nice to try something new.
Decent mouthfeel. Aroma wasn't much to write home about. Head was about a centimeter and didn't last very long. The flavor was decent, but the aftertaste lingered too long for me; citrusy, with lots of grapefruit hints.
I've had better imperials, but this wasn't bad.
10-06-2012 21:35:37 | More by dvmin98
British Columbia (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -2.6%
05-03-2014 23:16:32 | More by Rutager
4.4/5 rDev +14.3%
Grabbed a bottle of which I haven't seen before bottled.
- Great semi-cloudy yellow/light copper brew.. nice two fingers of fluffy head down to a cream frothy layer and lacing all about. A very pretty IPA right out of the bottle.
- Lovely citrus and grapefruit notes.. big herbal hops.. this smells damn good, and I bet drinks even better. Light pepperness.. zesty citrus, light grain notes, lightly bready... semi-sweet.. not a malt bomb which I am liking.
- Huge citrus blast of hops.. holy smokes.. so hoppy it almost tastes like iced tea. Great tea-like flavors, lemon zest, citrus, herbal, grassy.. light biscuit and grain.. and more zesty mouth watering grapefruit.
- Light to light/med. bodied.. very nicely carbonated... this thing makes the mouth water. Not too drying or sticky at all.
- One of the best Imperial IPA's I have had to date. Best beer from Alameda I have had. This puppy could get them brewing 3 times the current output in a matter of weeks if this beer caught on. Get it if you can!
01-08-2011 01:35:08 | More by Docer
3.95/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured a copper hue with a good one inch of fluffy head. Well laced all the way down. Aroma is citrus hops, lemon and orange zest. Taste is rich fruity citrus hops and plenty of malt support. This beer was so cloudy I thought perhaps it was an Imperial American Wheat. Maybe just yeast remnants. Easy drinking, true to style and alcohol well hidden for an 8+ abv. Will look forward to having this on tap.
10-31-2010 07:17:04 | More by Spikester
4.25/5 rDev +10.4%
03-12-2014 10:49:52 | More by GrantBrennan
4.03/5 rDev +4.7%
Pours a rather dark orange, totally opaque color. Head was a cream color, filled with big bubbles, nice retention and loads of spongy lace.
The aroma was bright citrus, some pine and flowers, orange zest and spicy hops.
The taste was big citrus kicks, an intense initial bitterness, light caramel malts.
Nearing full bodied, slight noticeable carbonation, a bit oily and dry finishing.
Not a game changer, but this is a solid, really drinkable offering worthy of having around.
07-19-2012 00:00:05 | More by EgadBananas
4/5 rDev +3.9%
08-30-2013 12:58:47 | More by jaydoc
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
Poured from the bottle into a Dogfish Head Ale glass.
A slightly green like yellow out of the bottle, but hits the glass with a sort of swamp brown amber body. Head manages barely two fingers, off white and slightly creamy yellow in color. Leaves a good top, otherwise fine looking.
Nose is a mish mash of sweet malts and subtle hops. A good sense of biscuity aroma and honey. Hop action not apparent or dominant. Otherwise alright, a good sense of sugary sweetness possibly coming.
Palate hits with a subtle sense, not unlike what is hinted on the nose. Sugary malt sweetness, and a mild lingering hop sense. Finish does linger though with some very good sharp pine like action and sweet sap spruce. Honey sweetness comes a bit after further sips. Feel is just about right, bold with mild carbonation and a good solid thickness but not syrupy.
Overall it's ok, but can't say much more, and not really getting me excited either.
12-15-2012 01:09:46 | More by smakawhat
3.5/5 rDev -9.1%
01-14-2013 00:49:56 | More by Hopmodium
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Posted on Dec 4, 2012 | by Anne Reiner
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"Christians wear their Sunday best to go to church, and it turns out to be their funeral clothing."
- Emmanuel Ogebe
WASHINGTON (BP) -- The United States must make the fight against persecution a priority, religious liberty advocates said recently.
"As the Apostle Paul taught the early church to respond to the needs of fellow believers who were being persecuted in Jerusalem, we here in America today have a responsibility to use our influence and our resources to help fellow Christians in need," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council (FRC).
Perkins joined five other religious freedom advocates in a webcast on persecution cosponsored by FRC and Voice of the Martyrs (VOM). As host of the webcast, he discussed the persecution of Christians in countries throughout the Middle East, as well as in North Korea, Eretria, China, Nigeria and more than 20 other countries.
The other spokesmen emphasized the need for action from the United States government to help the persecuted.
"I find it difficult to describe it as merely persecution. This is almost extinction," said Emmanuel Ogebe, a Nigerian Christian attorney.
During the past year, Nigerian churches have suffered 24 suicide bombings, making it the worst year of the past 30 years of persecution, Ogebe said. Christians in Nigeria are not accustomed to such persecution, he said during the Nov. 14 webcast.
"Christians wear their Sunday best to go to church, and it turns out to be their funeral clothing," he said.
Nigeria has seen little support from the United States government, Ogebe said.
Last Christmas, three cities were bombed by Boko Haram, a militant Islamic organization based in Nigeria. The State Department, however, said in its latest International Religious Freedom Report only one city was bombed, Ogebe said. He believes this further demonstrates the United States' desire not to label the bombings as terrorist attacks. Part of his belief is based on the fact the State Department refuses to label Boko Haram as a terrorist group.
The president and secretary of State must be willing to take action to help prevent the persecution of Christians, said Tom Farr, director of the Religious Freedom Project at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs on the Georgetown University campus.
Also, Congress should deal with the issue as a bipartisan body, but while many are willing to agree, few are willing to act, Farr said. "I've been hearing 'amens' for 14 years, but I haven't seen any policies," Farr said.
The number of Christians in Iran has risen to anywhere between one and three million, said Dr. Hormoz Shariat, founder of Iran Alive Ministries. Meanwhile, the government has begun cracking down on Christians in a way it has not done before, he said.
"The persecution is a result of God working and people responding," Shariat said during the webcast.
Shariat recounted the story of a 17-year-old boy who was imprisoned for his Christian faith. He was beaten, his leg broken and the fingers on his right hand broken. In addition, his education was expunged, and he was dismissed from his university. Yet, at the end of the teenager's imprisonment, the guard in charge of his torture asked the young man to continue to share the Gospel with him so he could become a Christian, Shariat said.
Iranians are eager to hear the Gospel of Jesus, because they see so many flaws in their own Islamic faith, Shariat said. The Christian movement in Iran should not be pitied, he said. Christians should be encouraged to take hold of their opportunity to make Iran a new country, he told the audience.
American Christians don't know enough about the persecution of their brothers and sisters abroad, said Todd Nettleton, VOM's director of media development. Some Christians are increasing their awareness of the plight abroad, but many more are still uneducated on the topic, he said.
"There are a lot of Christians who close the last chapter of Acts and think that is where the persecution stopped," Nettleton said.
Perkins and Nettleton urged Christians throughout America to educate themselves about the persecution of Christians so they would be able to pray effectively. They also urged them to send Bibles and letters for the persecuted and sign petitions calling for the release of imprisoned Christians.
"There are people losing their lives, and we are doing nothing about it," Perkins said.
In addition to the speakers who were at FRC for the event, Sen. David Vitter, R.-La., also spoke by video.
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I've been wondering for some time now if Inventor has this ability.
I have a part that has protrutions. When i mate that part up to another part that second part needs to have cutouts/holes to receive those protrutions.
i mainly use it in sheetmetal parts. and use the rectangular protrutions on de contour to mate up with corresponding cutouts in the other sheet. this helps with positioning and also makes for a nice weld spot/area.
But also for making holes to comodate a mold pin used in custom punch dies. I want the intervering part to receive a corresponding (propperly tolleranced) hole automaticaly. Much like a bolted connection does.
same for parts like circlips. i want them to automaticaly generate the seat in the part it's mated to. Rather than using the axle generator.
Ofcourse one can place the parts and do an in assembly interpart projection and go from there, but i want the part to generate the (predifined) modification to the other part. It would save time and also reduces problems as the parts are moved about or even removed.
Solved! Go to Solution.
How does a link to a support form help?
Or is it a bit short/terse to let me know that Inventor does not have such a feature?
If so.. why not link to a fearture request form?
First line on that site -
"Use the form below to tell us what you think about our products, their features, and any improvements you would like to see."
I think I saw several instances of the word "automatic" in your problem description.
I think it can be done with Copy Object as surfaces and then Sculpt or using Derived Component - but I don't think that would meet your definition of automatic even if it is associative.
Inventor Tooling works very much as you describe so I assume it could be done, but is not presently in the main worklfow of standard Inventor.
You might try the link I posted originally and suggest any improvements you would like to see.
Here is another link.
Right... This makes more sense
So you think it's fair to say that a part having an assosiated hole/ extruded/revolved cut(subtract) is not currently possible? To bad. and i'll put it up as a feature request. And if others do to it will stand a better chance.
No, that isn't what exactly what I meant.
It can be done now with Copy Object or Derived Component (and then additional work like Sculpt or Split).
What I said is that current methods aren't what I expect would meet your definition of automatic.
What I said is that Inventor Tooling does do this fairly automatically in the mold environment (including entry of clearance tolerances) - therefore I'm implying that the developers could achieve what you want.
How many seats of Inventor do you have? If you have a couple of thousand seats you are more likely to get attention on this request.
Allass.. just the one seat.
Although we have a 'partner' company that also has 1 seat and does some of what we do (they outsource some design and special builds to the company i work for). so they have the same 'problem' as i have. but he just designs the tab and hole at a static location rather than dynamicly linkt between parts. (measure to fit rather than project loop to fit)


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The more restaurant breakfast reviews I do, the more I realize how many restaurants are open only for lunch and dinner. When venturing out to a new area, I search first for places to eat. Example: diners, cafes and restaurants.
Then the list gets dwindled down by who actually serves breakfast. I am happy to visit anyplace tiny and cozy or large and intimidating. The most important factors for me, besides the food, are service from my waiter/waitress and the surrounding feelings of comfort.
When walking into , it didn't have the look of a typical breakfast place because it isn't. But this did not make the atmosphere any less enjoyable.
Sitting at a table by the window, Mela commented on the lounge look with, "First time during breakfast that I was seated in the direction of so many wine bottles lined up against the wall." For a great diversion though, we checked out the art work on all the tables, each one features a difference scene or design.
The coffee was strong but smooth and flavorful. Our server, Marcus Alvares, from Sleepy Hollow, and the busboys were top notch. Our coffee cups never got less than half way before we were offered refills.
Marcus never even flinch when I ordered one slice of whole wheat toast for Mela, and one slice of rye toast for me. The breakfast menu had plenty of options and in addition offered out of the ordinary breakfast choices.
We chose the Walnut Waffle with real maple syrup and a Spinach, Tomato, Onion and Feta egg white Frittata with potatoes and bacon on the side. The waffle was cooked perfectly, light on the inside, crispy on the outside with just the right amount of chopped walnuts.
Our bacon was crispy and the potatoes were not the usual home fries but roasted potato wedges.
The frittata was deliciously bursting with flavor, and the spinach was fresh, not frozen, while the feta was subtle and not overbearing. My only slight disappointment was no real butter to be had for our toast.
We were very happy to say the least.
Mela and I agreed that if the venue for breakfast was an indicator of the quality of service and good food that Terra Rustica had, we definitely wanted to look into this place for a lunch or dinner in the near future!
The bill was $41.92 without tip, but considering we added on extra items it all evened out in the end.
Terra Rustica
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Mariann Raftery, creator of Somebody's Mom blog, cooks up comfort food recipes for families here at home, as well as sending homemade cookie care packages to our American soldiers overseas. Somebody's Mom Cooking videos at http://www.youtube.com, search "Thesomebodysmom".


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It isn't OVER! Message from Martina and Troy
The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to grant a stay of execution, and Troy Davis may be executed immediately
USA Today reports: "The execution is being delayed while the U.S. Supreme Court reviews a last-minute appeal for a stay from Davis' lawyers, said Laura Moye, death penalty abolition campaign director for Amnesty International USA. She said the delay could be minutes or hours, but probably not days." Call the U.S. Supreme Court, at (202) 479-3000.
The Congressional Black Caucus has just issued a press release asking for the life of Troy Davis to be spared. Read their statement below.
Black Panther veteran and revolutionary journalist Kiilu Nyasha writes:
Please read the messages below from Martina and Troy, as relayed by Lily Hughes.
Here are the contacts to keep up the pressure. I say NO ONE is off the hook. All of these officials can play a role, whether directly or indirectly. We demand justice and won't take any excuses.
New message from Troy Davis (via Dave Zirin and Amnesty International):
"The struggle for justice doesn't end with me. This struggle is for all the Troy Davises who came before me and all the ones who will come after me. I'm in good spirits and I'm prayerful and at peace. But I will not stop fighting until I've taken my last breath. Georgia is prepared to snuff out the life of an innocent man."
Contact these officials to stop the execution of Troy Davis
- Judge Penny Haas Freesemann: phone (912) 652-7252, email email@example.com
- District Attorney Larry Chisolm: 133 Montgomery St., Savannah, GA 31401, phone (912) 652-7308, fax (912) 652-7328 or (912) 447-5396, email email@example.com
- Georgia Board of Pardons and Parole: Urge them to reverse their decision not to grant clemency – phone (404) 656-5651, fax (404) 651-8502, email email@example.com. Contact the board members individually:
- Board Chair James E. Donald (404) 651-6667, email@example.com
- Board Vice Chair Albert R. Murray (404) 651-6599, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Board Member L. Gale Buckner (404) 651-6595, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Board Member Terry Barnard (404) 651-6667, email@example.com
- Board Member Robert E. Keller, (404) 651-6695, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal: phone (404) 656-1776
- White House: switchboard (202) 456-1414, fax (202) 456-2461, email http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney writes: "I sent this brief statement to the White House this morning: Mr. President: Your Department of Justice knows full well the profile of the State of Georgia with respect to fair treatment of its Black citizens. Unfortunately, that includes matters of the criminal justice system and the death penalty. Please review that record today and stop the execution of Troy Davis on the basis of a discriminatory effect in the pattern and practice of death penalty verdicts in the state of Georgia. Stop the execution of Troy Davis scheduled for today."
Contact CorrectHealth and call for a general strike of all execution personnel
- Doctors, nurses and guards should refuse to participate in the murder of Troy Davis: phone (770) 692-4750, fax (770) 692-4754
Sign these petitions
- New ANSWER petition to President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder
- NAACP petition
- Change.org petition
- Color of Change petition
Demonstrate the power of the people – rallies around the world listed HERE
- Rally in San Francisco 2:30-4 p.m. Justin Herman Plaza across from the Ferry Building at Market and Embarcadero
- Vigil in Oakland 3:30-4:30 p.m. Oakland Avenue and Monte Vista Avenue
Message from Martina and Troy
by Lily Mae Hughes
I just wanted to take a moment to let people know that yesterday evening I spoke with Martina Correia, Troy's sister and champion.
When we were talking about how her doctors were helping, I thought of the call for the medical staff at the hospital to refuse to carry out the execution. She said her doctor is against the death penalty and fully supports her – now that is what doctors should be doing!
We discussed the case and as she says – IT'S NOT OVER! They are going to the courts for a stay and will try to take it all the way to the Supreme Court. She also stressed the call to the Savannah DA – despite what he says, he can request that the judge withdraw the death warrant, and she said people should keep up the pressure on him.
The family was shocked that the clemency board could deny Troy with so much evidence that that was presented showing his innocence.
We talked about what the victim's family has been saying in the media – and she stressed that for their part, Troy's family has always expressed sympathy to Mark MacPhail's family and tried to show them how Troy's family has been victimized by this ordeal.
Martina and her family visited with Troy yesterday and she said they are so heartened by the outpouring of support for Troy. Martina said that they are amazed at how people all over the world are speaking out because they are reading about the case on their own and seeing that it is a travesty of justice.
Troy told her to let people know that he hopes everyone will keep fighting. Again, IT ISN'T OVER! Troy intends to fight all the way and so should we. He also said that no matter what happens, he wants people to keep in mind that it's not just about him – he hopes people will continue to fight until the death penalty is finally abolished.
Martina told me to please convey a thank you to the CEDP for everything we are doing. I told her that we loved her very much and to please give our love to Troy and let him know that we will be fighting for him now and always.
Lily Mae Hughes works with the Campaign to End the Death Penalty. She can be reached at email@example.com.
Statement of the Congressional Black Caucus on Denial of Clemency for Death Row Inmate Troy Davis
by Chairman Emanuel Cleaver II
Washington, D.C. – The Congressional Black Caucus just spent the month of August addressing the jobs crisis and the lack of equal economic opportunity across our nation. As we celebrate our 40th anniversary and prepare for the CBC Foundation's 41st Annual Legislative Conference, it is with great disappointment that we acknowledge the many inequities that remain before we achieve equal justice in the United States of America.
In Georgia, Troy Anthony Davis has been fighting for his life, despite overwhelming doubt as to the guilt of the accused. After three stays of execution, the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles upheld the decision to execute Davis, despite the complete absence of scientific or relevant physical evidence linking him to the crime for which he was convicted.
Over the last four years, the inability of our courts to resolve the uncertainties in this case has shaken public confidence in our judicial system. The Congressional Black Caucus stands with Pope Benedict XVI, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, former President Jimmy Carter, the NAACP, the Innocence Project, Amnesty International and the more than a million Davis supporters who submitted petitions to the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles asking for Davis' life to be spared.
We send our thoughts and prayers to Troy Davis, his family and the family of officer Mark McPhail, whose life was taken. We urge the state of Georgia to seek justice, fairness and, above all, truth. The integrity of justice in the state of Georgia, and our great nation is at stake. It is for these reasons that we urge the state of Georgia not to proceed with the execution of Troy Davis.
8 thoughts on "It isn't OVER! Message from Martina and Troy"
Shelly C.
I believe in the death penalty. However, NOT in a case like this. If we don't or can't preserve the integrity of the death penalty then we have to take it OFF THE TABLE! We simply CANNOT use the death penalty in cases that are circumstantial! And if you think that means that the criminal has won, well then, I'm just sorry. We SIMPLY CANNOT TAKE THE CHANCE OF EXECUTING SOMEONE THAT MAY BE INNOCENT!!! I JUST SIMPLY CANNOT HAPPEN!!! If we are going to demand guilt BEYOND a REASONABLE DOUBT then we MUST decide what REASONABLE is going to mean in the court of law. Because we obviously have failed to do that thus far or we wouldn't be in this position with Mr. Davis. I have no idea if the man is innocent. I do think that there is a RIDICULOUS amount of doubt in his case. So if RIDICULOUS hasn't saved his life, then I seriously doubt that REASONABLE ever would. Therefore, we MUST define REASONABLE….then we can begin to apply the death penalty in cases where we can honestly say there is NO DOUBT!!! BECAUSE….IF WE ARE GOING TO TAKE THE LIFE OF A HUMAN BEING FOR HAVING SUPPOSEDLY DONE SOMETHING SO DASTARDLY THAT WE FEEL AS A SOCIETY THAT WE MUST TAKE HIS/HER LIFE, THEN WE DAMN SURE BETTER BE POSITIVE THAT THERE IS NO DOUBT!!! OTHERWISE, we MUST DEMAND that the ULTIMATE penalty to be imposed be life in prison! If we as a society continue to allow state sanctioned killings of innocent or potentially innocent people in the name of justice, then we are no better than the criminals that are running around killing people, and we are no better a country than some of the other countries that we snub our noses at for their atrocious human rights violations! This is NOT the AMERICA that I believe in. This is NOT the AMERICA that I am proud to be a part of. This is NOT the AMERICA that I want to live in. What has happened to us? HOW DID WE LET THIS HAPPEN? AND MAKE NO MISTAKE!!! WE LET this happen!!!↓
Shelly C.
If I had any faith left, I have now completely lost faith in the justice system of this country. You nauseate me.↓
Lisa D
If we are going to have a death penalty, innocents will be executed. Sickening. Time to abolish (again).↓
If you had faith in this system after all that's went down, you only have yourself to blame for placing your faith in myths and feel good slogans.↓
No faith in this justice system, NO faith in this place we call the United States of America (what a joke) and NO faith in Georgia!!↓
I am from Australia & think the American Justice System is nothing more then a joke. I had my doubts when Casey Anthony walked & my doubts have been justified with the murder of Troy Davis. I wasnt sure if i believed in the DP but there are too many cases like this where an innocent person either sits on Death Row for years or gets executed, so no, i do not believe in it. In the words of Troy, for those who participated in the execution, May God have Mercy on your souls.↓


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Some companies want priority access to ensure their systems are restored as fast as possible, but Morency says many providers instead restore customers based on a first-come, first-serve basis. That's how Cocchiara says IBM runs its DRaaS but he notes that the company has invested significantly in analytics to predict the likelihood of when disasters may happen and the company prepares its data centers for such events by shutting down testing of equipment and focusing server space completely on restoration services.
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All these issues add up to enterprises not being quite ready to fully jump on board, Morency says. "The penetration into the larger enterprise market has been slow at best," he says. "They have their own approaches, their own methodology [to DR], and being able to port a lot of that [to the cloud], from a test and procedure point of view, is going to be less than straightforward for a lot of organizations."
That's resulted in many enterprises taking baby steps to DRaaS, Dines says, moving highly virtualized environments of medium criticality that do not yet have robust DR plans in place to the cloud. The speed derived from automation, combined with the cost savings from a multi-tenant environment can yield attractive cost-savings for customers compared to managed hosting or collocation DR options, which is driving interest, she says. As the industry matures and advancements are made, trust will be developed and customers will become more comfortable with using DRaaS for more mission critical apps, both Dines and Morency predict.
Cocchiara, the IBM rep, says they're already seeing customers embrace the cloud. "To me, this is an exciting development and new opportunity for the industry," he says. "Before, when we had customers who said I've love to use your service but I can't because I need to be recovered in hours, not days, now we can say we can recover them in minutes." The increased automation of DRaaS compared to managed service DR plans make this possible, but with that comes a whole set of new issues as well, such as bandwidth, compliance and scaling. Cocchiara says despite that, there has been enterprise adoption of DRaaS. Not everyone is ready to jump on board with the cloud though, he admits, which is why companies like IBM and legacy DR providers still offer the managed service and collocation options.
Network World staff writer Brandon Butler covers cloud computing and social collaboration. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com and found on Twitter at @BButlerNWW.


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Germany? Before the beginning there was Ginnungagap, an empty space of nothingness, filled with pure creative power. (Sort of like the inside of my head.)
And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
And there we must leave you, O my most pure and holy children.
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By MADD | August 27, 2014
Many survivors of drunk and drugged driving crashes, as well as loved ones of those who've died, feel lost and helpless after the crash. While friends and family members are often available in the days immediately surrounding the tragedy, finding a support system that lasts a lifetime can be difficult. That is why MADD's Victim Services are so vital.


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LAWTON Okla_ It's been over 24
hours since a father and son were gunned down in their Lawton home.
Tuesday, the
community surrounding Uwe and Stefan Rushing are mourning the loss of the two. From
former teachers of Stefan's to colleagues of Uwe's, several folks say the Rushings
are good people who won't soon be
It's obvious
from comments on 7News' facebook page how much Uwe and Stefan were loved and
respected by those who surrounded them. We spoke with a nearby neighbor Tuesday
who said Uwe and his children touched the hearts of many who came in contact
with them. Neither her neighborhood or her life will now be the same without
the Rushings.
"We had
just moved in here, and they came over and welcomed us," neighbor Miranda
Sellman said.
She moved
across the street from Uwe and his two children over one year ago.
"We said,
you know, 'Thanks for welcoming us' and he said, 'No problem,'" Sellman said. "'If
y'all need anything, we're here' and introduced his two boys to us. We found
out that we had kids the same age."
Not long after,
it was clear that Sellman had just inherited a neighbor whose caring nature
extended beyond his own home.
"There was
a time when we had prowlers in our backyard, and he patrolled our neighborhood watched
out house for three days straight to make sure that we were safe," Sellman
said. "He's that type of man."
We didn't have
to go far to find others who were impacted by the father of two. Rushing had
worked with the Southwest
Oklahoma State
University's Adventure Program
where he counseled troubled youths. His colleagues told 7News he was more a
friend than a coworker, and his work with children was irreplaceable. Perhaps
one of the biggest tragedies of all was the loss of his 13-year-old son Stefan.
Stefan was an 8th grader at Central
Middle School and was
involved in things like the chess club, National Junior Honor Society, and the
Gifted and Talented Program. Alyssa wrote on our facebook page that Stefan was
insightful, inquisitive, and talented.
Among the
facebook outpouring, many ask the same question that Miranda has been asking
since early Monday morning:
"Why would
you kill a good man and a 13-year-old boy that still had a life to live?
Why?" Sellman said. "What a blessing they were to have in our life. We
never told them that, and I wish we could have and should have. You just never
know when that day is going to come."
Miranda and her
husband Steven are still trying to reach out the Rushings' loved ones in hopes
that they can help out in any way they can. As for the investigation, police
are still trying to track down who's responsible for the deaths of Uwe and Stefan.
A memorial fund
has been set up at Fort Sill Federal Credit Union. You can make a donation at
any one of their four Lawton
locations. It's under the Uwe and Stefan Rushing Family Benefit. The proceeds
will go toward helping the 18-year-old son.
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SALEM — A veteran Amesbury police officer's hunch — accurate, as it turns out — was far from an adequate basis to search a car where police found a bag of unlicensed, high-powered handguns earlier this year, a Salem Superior Court judge has ruled.
Police also found approximately $30,000 worth of cocaine in the groin area of one of the car's passengers during the Jan. 3 stop in Amesbury.
Police characterized the search as a permissible "safety sweep" of the vehicle during a routine stop of a car for an equipment violation.
But a judge, in a 16-page ruling, disputed that, calling the officer's claim a "subterfuge" for a search that violated the Fourth Amendment's right against unlawful searches and seizures by police.
"In sum, the search of the rear hatchback of the vehicle and its closed containers was not a safety sweep of the vehicle and cannot be sustained as such," Salem Superior Court Judge Timothy Feeley wrote in a decision granting a motion to suppress evidence filed by lawyers for three Maine residents charged in the case. "It was an evidence search based on (the officer's) hunch that the vehicle was carrying drugs from New York to Maine."
The Essex County district attorney's office has opted not to appeal Feeley's finding in the case against three Maine residents, which was formally dropped by prosecutors yesterday because without the guns and cocaine, they have no other evidence against the three.
Anthony Jones, 25, of Portland, Andrew Palmer, 27, of Waterville, and Annissia Newcomb, 24, of Saco, were all arrested on charges of illegal possession of a large-capacity firearm, possessing firearms without a firearms identification card and carrying a dangerous weapon after Amesbury Patrolman David Noyes opened a drawstring bag he found in the hatchback area of the Chrysler PT Cruiser and saw four semi-automatic handguns, as well as ammunition.


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Springfield - Income taxes for the state of Illinois are on a two week delay.
Illinois revenue officials say, residents have to wait until the end of January to file their 2013 income taxes. However, the April 15th deadline to file and refunds will stay on track.
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Winter storms raise safety concerns from New Hampshire State Fire Marshal J. William Degnan and Gov. Maggie Hassan.
When severe storms hit, they can affect electric utilities. The threat of power outages from storms increases the threat of carbon monoxide exposures from the use of generators.
Unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning kills and injures people across the nation and New Hampshire each year.
"Generators are one of the most common source of unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning in New Hampshire," Degnan said, "but carbon monoxide can also be a problem with temporary cooking appliances or space heaters, motor vehicles left running in attached garages or adjacent to a building, generators used during power outages or any other type of fuel burning appliance. "
Many deaths are caused by improper use of generators.
"When using a generator have it at least 10 feet from your home with the exhaust facing away from the house. Never run a generator inside of any building including a garage with an open door," Degnan said. "Carbon monoxide is the silent killer. You cannot see, taste or smell carbon monoxide, but it can cause severe health problems or death. It is important that everyone have carbon monoxide detectors where they sleep."
Degnan said it is critical that every home has at least one smoke detector and one carbon monoxide detector on each floor level and they are interconnected.
He emphasized that "every family should develop and practice a home fire escape plan. Smoke detectors should be tested monthly, and matches and lighters should be kept out of the reach of children at all times."
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From the standard route on Sunlight Peak leave the trail at about 13,700' and head up a steep slope to the base of the summit block. This approach is 3rd class but rather loose and steep for about 300 feet.
SW Face of the summit "Obelisk".
Standard rack to #3 Camalot.
This route was freed by Jeff Achey when he was leading a group of Outward Bound students. He free climbed the crack using only a few hexes and stoppers for protection. I don't know if any of the students were able to follow his lead.


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A walk around the corner from golden sand and aquamarine water, Storycrafter Studio is nestled between Mom and Pop shops on a stretch of Collins Ave. that is full of cafés. Miami?s newest black box theater, 7329 Collins Ave. ?will be cozy and artsy with prints of Miami by Miami artists on the walls, bookshelves of books by Miami authors, and a mixture of seating so everyone is comfy and can see the show well,? says Artistic Director Cynthia Clay. Clay envisions Storycrafter Studio as a ?happening place? with works by Miami theater groups being presented afternoons and evenings year round. ?Full length plays, ten minute plays, storytelling, poetry jams, short story jams, author talks and readings, and play readings will all be part of the theatrical mix,? says Clay.
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Out of Iraq
- 12:49 pm Friday, July 31st, 2009 by Opinion Staff
Col. Timothy Reese, a senior U.S. military adviser in Baghdad, says it is time "for the U.S. to declare victory and go home" from Iraq next year, 16 months early.
In a memo Col. Reese says tension has developed between senior U.S. and Iraqi military officers as the Iraqis assume more authority for security. Col. Reese describes Iraqi weaknesses in scathing language.
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A Lebanon County bridge will remained closed because of flash flooding caused by heavy rains from a thunderstorm Monday afternoon.
Annville Township manager Nick Yingst said the bridge over the Quittapahilla Creek on South Spruce Street will remain off-limits as a precaution until it has been inspected and deemed safe.
"Interestingly enough, the water never came over the bridge," Yingst said. "The road is a little lower than the bridge on the south side approach and, because of the water running significantly there, we thought it best to close down the bridge just for safety's sake."
Yingst had no idea when the bridge might reopen, but expected that it could remain closed for several days.
The concern is over a large section that is crumbling.
"We have a call into the county bridge inspector," he said. "We're waiting to hear back from him and he's the expert to determine when this will be safe again."
Neighbors said it's rare for flood waters to close the bridge.
"This is maybe the second time it's been closed since the time we've been here," said Mark Mecham, a resident of Annville for 23 years. "I think the last time was - during Lee in September of 2011, it was closed for a little while."
Locals said the closure is an inconvenience because Spruce Street is their short-cut.
"It'll get you off Route 422 and allows you to go into Lebanon on Bricker, Walnut Street," Mecham said. "No lights and less traffic, and it's really the only way to get to the south part of the county from here."
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Some Tommy Smith Elementary School faculty and parents expressed concerns to the Bay District School Board about the proposed rezoning. The District held a public workshop earlier Thursday evening.
Originally one of the options discussed was closing the elementary portion of the Dean Bozeman School in order to help some undercapacity schools in the area.
Husfelt took this option out of the mix and just proposed a rezoning of the area. Among the suggested zones, Tommy Smith two lose some students. Parents and faculty at the meeting were concerned that the school would lose money, and since the area had been rezoned for the opening of Deerpoint, some students would be zoned for their third elementary school .
"With of course less students, you have less money," says Lynn Stryker, principal of Tommy Smith. "And when you have less money, then you begin pulling resources from teachers. You talk about less teaching units. Those are the things that happen as a result," says Stryker.
Husfelt says students will still be able to go to their current schools. "These parents will still be able to still school choice. No one will be force to move to a new school that they didn't want to, but then their parents will still have to provide transportation."
Following the public workshop, the School Board voted to advertise the proposed rezoning maps.


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∞ What Semi-Practical Present to Make a Sister Going to College? Thank you for the great suggestions!
truebluemeandyou: Crafty or Thoughtful Gifts for College. Dollar Store Crafts just got asked this very same question here (where you can see her readers' suggestions) and I commented using some of my readers' suggestions (making many many grammatical errors as it's 2:30am and I'm sleepy). Any new suggestions?
fuxwitutoo asked you:So my little sister is graduating high school soon and I wanted to get a jump on making her a present. I wanted to make her something that she might actually be able to use at college though, not just something pretty. Do you have any ideas for a pretty but still useful thing for a new college kid?My answer:
I emailed some friends in college and their moms because I was stumped by this question. Also, I don't know what your skill set is crafting wise. Their suggestions:
- Throw pillow for dorm bed. You could iron on anything you wanted using an injet printer and inkjet fusible fabric.
- Laundry sack - a good drawstring bag tutorial just came up yesterday by The Gunny Sack and has the trendy red cross on it here.
- Some sort of decorative carrier for toiletries since you have to schelp them to the bathroom. You could buy a generic one from the Dollar Store (even one to hold cleaning supplies) and paint it, add stickers, etc…
- Small Decorative bulletin board/white erase board you can buy at the Dollar Store and then decorate.
- One mom said she bought her daughter "Stay Calm and Carry on" stuff because her daughter is always so stressed out. You could generate your own with the keep calm generator I posted about here, and again use fusible fabric (from staples, Michaels, etc…) you run through your inkjet printer to put on pillows, laundry bags etc…
- Small Jewelry Box/Makeup Organizer. Look in hardware stores (small tackle boxes are good), Michaels etc… and personalize it.
- Small Photo Album of friends, family and pets she'll miss - also Dollar Store or Michaels with coupon.Suggestions from my incredibly crafty Tumblr friends:
- sherlockcat answered: Fleece knotted fringe blankets in her new college colors. The kind where you take two layers of polar fleece, fringe the edges and knot!
- maniacalmadhra said: Patchwork quilt are always cute and very home like :) my friend is making one for me when I move.
- beatingheart answered: Paint or mod podge a wood storage box (shoebox size to trunk size) & fill w/ her favorite goodies. Then she can reuse for her own purposes.
- coraforest answered: Photo calendars are a great way to display photos, they can be made online, or you can design and print it yourself with a Word template. *Really cheap online right now with coupons/buy 1 get 2 free etc…
- clearlyunclear answered: Make sure to put some cute flipflops in the caddy! An over the door storage hanger! with small gifts like tissues and highlighters in it!
- 4-get-me-not answered: Cute laptop/bookbags are always a handy, stylish gift. :)
- procraftinate said: Printer ink. Or detergent Drops!
- laquinn answered: something for her jewelry…


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By Kenneth Jones
How did you leave it with the cast? How was the goodbye?
You did not attend Cristin and Will and Elizabeth's final performance?
Are you still meeting with your vocal coach, Liz Caplan?
27 Mar 2013
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SK: Well, you know, it's hard. It was a very tough thing to not be able to be there for the last show. My goodbyes to the cast were personal, but I reached out to everyone and explained the entire situation and everything that had happened. Everyone knew exactly what was happening and knew where I was at and knew everything was OK. Yesterday was a very tough day because it's a hard thing when you lose someone from a company, but when you lose four of an original company of such a wonderful time and such a wonderful era in all of our lives, it's just, it was just a very difficult day. I was sad, I was very sad to not be able to perform my last show.
SK: I was not there, no. I would've felt uncomfortable being here. Because Ben Hope is playing that role right now and Ben Hope is an amazing actor and an amazing performer, and I don't want to be the guy who shows up and takes away from that in any way. I'm gonna have my chance to go and see the cast and have dinner with them or talk with them on a one-on-one basis. So to show up yesterday I just thought would've been a spectacle more than anything. Because you know then the question becomes, "Well, if you're here why aren't you performing?" I said goodbye to them over email…
SK: I haven't seen her since I got injured, but we just talked the other day about getting together and having a little sing-through and seeing where my voice is at. And she is — and please put this in bold print — one of the major reasons why I was able to do that show for as long as I could. I will recommend her for the rest of my life as someone who knows the voice, knows the body, and more importantly knows the mind and the heart and helps you learn how to sing out from those two places. And not necessarily from your instrument. She's brilliant. She's like a therapist! She's like a therapist and a vocal coach wrapped into one. So I do plan on seeing her soon and just catching her up on everything.
How did you leave it with the cast? How was the goodbye?
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Swimming & Diving Adds Goe as Diving Coach
FORT MYERS, Fla. – FGCU women's swimming coach Neal Studd announced the addition of Andrew Goe as the diving coach for the two-time Coastal Collegiate Swimming Association (CCSA) champions. Goe joins the Eagles after two seasons at Canisius College in Buffalo, N.Y.
"I am so excited to have Andy join my staff. We had many good candidates, but Andy was exactly what we were looking for," said Studd. "He has a lot of experience at the Division I level and did a great job with his former divers. He is full of enthusiasm and the future for our divers looks very bright."
During his time at Canisius, Goe coached both the men and women divers and assisted in travel planning, skill development and conditioning. Under Goe's direction in 2009 and 2010, several women divers placed into the MAAC Championship finals on the 1-meter and 3-meter dive board. Goe also coached a Canisius diver who broke the school's 3-meter, 11 dive record in 2009 and another who went on to place in the top eight in the 1-meter at the Eastern College Athletic Conference meet.
This summer, Goe served as a diving official for the Empire State games in addition to directing summer diving clinics. In his 14 years of experience, he has coached several divers to middle school, high school and conference records and founded two diving clubs for ages 10-18.
"I am incredibly honored to be joining the FGCU family," said Goe. "My goal is to continue to build upon the success that coach Studd and coach Lykins have established. I'm excited to be a part of this institution that has excellent academics, a solid program, great coaches, and top tier divers."
At FGCU, Goe will work with five divers, including a pair of the CCSA's top divers in seniors Karmin McNamara (Tampa, Fla./Gaither) and Gaby Shaw (Boynton Beach, Fla./Park Vista). McNamara was named the 2010 CCSA Most Outstanding Diver after winning gold in both diving events, while Shaw placed second in both the 1-meter and 3-meter at the conference meet last season.
The Eagles host their annual Blue/Green scrimmage on Saturday, Sept. 25 at the FGCU Aquatics Center before opening their season in Gainesville at the All-Florida Invite on October 1.
"Andy Goe was a tremendous asset to Canisius College and was a big reason for the development and growth of the diving program. Andy has a great personality to motivate athletes and get them to exceed expectations." - Canisius Head Swimming Coach Scott Vanderzell


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First Look at Harry Being Captured by the SnatchersDH Film
Thanks to UniversHarryPotter we now have our first look at Harry, his face altered by Hermione's jinx, being captured by Scabior. You can see the picture here in our Image Galleries. Enjoy!
Thanks to UniversHarryPotter we now have our first look at Harry, his face altered by Hermione's jinx, being captured by Scabior. You can see the picture here in our Image Galleries. Enjoy!
Of course WE can tell it's Harry. We've watched 6 movies of him. But some snatchers who have never met him and have only seen him on wanted posters? It would be like seeing a celebrity in real life and not being sure if it was him or not.
I like like this… looks amazing…
haha i pictured it bigger in the book but this works
Point is Harry should be unrecognisable or the Malfoy's would recognise him as soon as they saw him! JKR's description implies much more drastic swelling – perhaps this will be sorted in the editing.
i thought it would be more….puffy. But thats just me
Awesome Pic! Just 38 more days!!!!
eww that looks so bad lol! like a scary picture of dan! hah!
it loks cool but I was imagining him th have like gained like 20 lbs. on his face. But as a fan, it looks cool.
WOW. every picture they post is getting me more and more excited! I imagined his face puffier, though we aren't seeing him from the front. :D
That looks horrifying! I love it!
hermy007 : thanks soo much for that link :)
cool, I imagined his face to be grotesquely bloated. It's nice to see pics of the scenes. :-)
AWESOME!!! Well we did expect his face to be swollen as if he had been stung by a bunch of bees!!!! Personally I think Draco did know it was Harry, and for some strange reason did not wish to reveal his identity to the rest of his so called family!!!! We knew he would RAT on Hermione, because he could not stand the fact that she was better then himself at most everything!!! I think, beside the fact that she was Muggle Born!!!!!
Wow he does look different, but the same at the same time. I wish we could see from a different angle.
His face is supposed to be bloated to the point where the snatchers aren't quite sure it's him where as once he is at the Manor, the Malfoys know it's him. Lucius Malfoy is pretty positive that it's him, but his insecurities over losing his wand and the occupation of his house makes him unsure. Narcissa has only seen Harry the one time, and while he's a known figure, he's also been living in the woods for months. That would make anyone a little scruffy. So add that to some puffiness and someone who's only met them once would be unsure. Draco, knows it's him. But his reluctance to be a Death Eater is strong at this point and he isn't sure he wants to give up someone he's been growing up with for seven years now, even if they are rivals. Because at the bottom of it all, through school they are rivals, they never attempted Avada.
And now that my way too in depth analysis is over…again I saw awesomeness and is it November.


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Richard and Vivian Felix Event Center, West Campus
Azusa Pacific University
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Acts 2 Week: Communion Service Chapel
Friday, Mar 15, 2013, 9:30–10:20 a.m.
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This chapel will focus on the celebration of the Lord's Supper as an expression of Christ's call to reconciliation.
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