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Running Away From HomeI'm so happy for you, Louanne. I've worried about you since your last blog. It always seems that when it rains, it pours, and it can take a heavy toll.
I don't have any doubt that the Lord understood this, too. I'm happy you're feeling better!
Posted 06-19-2012 at 06:45 AM by Bradmac
Running Away From Homeso beautifully said & so true! thank you cm2 for sharing this w/ us.
Posted 06-19-2012 at 04:15 AM by merrymistletoe
Take Good Care of My BabyLouann,
As someone who was raised in a Christian household, yet I am not very religious at all now, I truly do believe in God. What you are feeling is normal, I felt it when I was 16 years old and lost my mother, and the other hardships in my young life. God is there, he is listening, and sometimes we need to be "on our own" to find our way. I have asked God for "signs" in my life, and the biggest one was when I met my wife, I was dating another girl at the time, I asked God for a sign of why my wife was brought into my life at that time, I walked into my uncles garage, and there was a literal sign in French no less with my wife's last name right in front of me. If I ignored that where would I be now? Louann, take your time and think of what you need to think about, God will be there, he works in mysterious ways, and we will be here to listen to you also. Louann, I have always admired your faith, sometimes I wish I could be more like you.
Your friend,
Posted 05-07-2012 at 07:05 PM by xmas365
Take Good Care of My BabyI think what you're feeling is only natural, Louanne. At one time or another we all feel so burdened that we fight the same feelings.
I wish I had easy answers for you. I don't.
In fact, it almost seems a theme of this whole period in our lives of late. Suffering -- and compared to other parts of the world I still say we as Americans likely don't know what real suffering is -- is all around us.
But here is my question: is faith something we practice only when things are right? Is the hand of God absent in all things?
I can't speak for you or for what you're going through. But I can tell you the trials we have endured here over the past year have only further cemented my belief that there is a God and He loves us.
I am reminded of that saying that we not human beings having a spiritual experience but rather spiritual beings having a human experience.
I believe God loves us enough to allow us to falter, to experience pain as well as joy, love as well other emotions...because in contrast, in opposition in all things, we learn and grow in knowledge, in ability....and in love.
I think of you often, Louanne, especially when I suffer a loss. I know that when I tell you what I am feeling you'll understand. You've been there. You know how it feels. I depend upon friends like you because your heart doesn't condone suffering and wants only to heal.
Now I ask you...when those moments of despair hit me...does my consolation come from God exclusively or perhaps through one of His creations? The hand of God manifests itself in many, many ways and most, I say, are either unexpected or less obvious.
God is working in your life, Louanne. I see it in how you treat others. He is aware of your heart and of your needs.
Perhaps it is when we're not feeling blessed that we need to count our blessings the most. You'll find, if you're honest, that God has been more present for you than you now realize.
Posted 05-07-2012 at 11:14 AM by Jeff Westover
Take Good Care of My BabySuffering and loss can make even the most devout among us question their faith. I know there have been times that I have doubted, and even been angry with God. I think it's a natural reaction to disappointments and losses in life. One particularly traumatic instance was my father's passing just a few weeks before I gave my brother a kidney. My brother was in bad shape, and the dialysis wasn't working well anymore. Then, just before the surgery, daddy was suddenly taken from us. Our mama was a wreck between the loss and the worry over us. I couldn't believe it.
But I've also seen and experienced many things that have bolstered my faith. When daddy first told us he had cancer, the doctors said it was stage 4 with a doubtful outcome. I was devastated. I went home and prayed harder than I ever had in my life. Please, please, I know it has to happen sooner or later, but please, please, please, give me just a little more time with him. Within a hour, the doctor called back apologizing. He said he must've read the results wrong, because it was stage 1 and very treatable. We had another year with him.
Please don't think I'm trying to minimized the difficulties in your life. There have been plenty of time I've prayed for things that I didn't get. Everyone has sadness that is very personal and important in their lives. I'm praying for peace and happiness in your life.
Take care, Louanne.
Posted 05-07-2012 at 07:17 AM by Bradmac
A Love Storyawesome...
Posted 04-08-2012 at 03:14 PM by ballcoach
A Love Storyabsolutely beautiful. thank you for putting me even more in touch this Easter.
Posted 04-06-2012 at 07:29 PM by merrymistletoe
Christmas In My Hometownyour town sounds like a great place! thanks for sharing it w/ us!
Posted 03-28-2012 at 01:01 PM by merrymistletoe
Christmas In My HometownIt sounds like a wonderul place to live. You're a lucky girl, Louanne!
Posted 03-28-2012 at 07:00 AM by Bradmac
19 Years And Counting........CM3 ((((((((((HUGS))))))))
So sorry my friend, I wish I had been there for you.
Posted 11-17-2011 at 12:25 PM by lauriebear
In Memory Of, A Thanksgiving TributeThank you for share such a special time in your life. You are so right, I bet Andy is still at everyone of your Thanksgiving dinners. I believe the ones we love are never truly that far from us. Bless you CM3 ((((((((HUGS))))))))
Posted 11-17-2011 at 12:10 PM by lauriebear
In Memory Of, A Thanksgiving TributeWhat a very touching story, Louanne. So sorry that your family had to endure this pain, but it's great that you guys came together as one unit and were able to really show each other so much love. God Bless You!
Posted 11-09-2011 at 02:59 PM by sugar142286
19 Years And Counting........Words can't even explain what I'm even feeling right now as I read this blog. My heart breaks for you, Louanne. Know that my prayers and thoughts are going out to you. I'm sure it was so hard for you to write this. Thank you for sharing. Here is the biggest (((CM3))) ever! XoXo!
Posted 11-03-2011 at 04:51 PM by sugar142286
19 Years And Counting........Keeping you in my thoughts & prayers today! So tragic! Sending you hugs (((Caninemom3)))
Posted 11-02-2011 at 02:23 PM by Holiday
19 Years And Counting........cm3 my thoughts & prayers are with you right now. can't begin to imagine.
although we've never met my heart is breaking with yours. your friend in christ.
Posted 11-02-2011 at 02:19 PM by merrymistletoe
19 Years And Counting........Dear LouAnn,
Once again you have brought tears to my eyes and heart. I remember your post from long ago, and the same thing. I can begin to know how that was to see, but also feel in your heart and soul. The feeling of being lost, scared, and just totally disconnected is a bit familiar with me. Please know God knows your heart, and sees all the hurt. Sometimes he feels so far away, but he is really closer than we think. I pray he hears your prayers and will slowly start to work, bringing about positive change. I know David is smiling at you, as well as other family members. You are going to make it, and be stronger in spite of all things negitive.
Posted 11-01-2011 at 12:04 PM by Rob
19 Years And Counting........I have no words that would help ... but consider yourself hugged very tightly.
Posted 10-31-2011 at 08:18 AM by MerryCarey
19 Years And Counting........Wow. Words fail. I do know this, having been closer to suicide than anyone would care to be -- don't judge him.
Whatever his demons we can't know how he suffered and say whether or not we understand.
Love is what likely brought you two together and love will see you through it to eventual understanding.
I keep pondering on those weird occurences that you mention since his passing. I believe the other side is so very close and there is no doubt in my mind that our loved ones are there and want to communicate. He has to know your feelings, your concern and your longing, Caniniemom3. He has to know.
And someday you will be able to talk...and to understand.
How lucky we are to have you amongst us. We learn so much, even when such shared experiences are full of heartbreak and sadness. Perhaps more so, I suppose.
This blog post moved me and it makes me wish I had the words to convey the right things. I just know there are answers for you out there and someday you will have them.
Posted 10-31-2011 at 06:18 AM by Jeff Westover
19 Years And Counting........Speechless...sorry for your loss does not begin to say what I feel when reading this...but just know your loved here cm3!!!
Posted 10-31-2011 at 04:26 AM by gabulldawg
19 Years And Counting........My Dear friend,
I'm in tears right now. I am so so so very sorry for your loss and pain. I know this pain all too well. I lost someone so very dear to me the same way and to this day I still have his number, messanger and everything and its been 6 years now.Words right now can't even begin to touch what I want to say to you my friend. if you need to reach me I'm here no matter what the time or anything. GOD bless you, and thank you for sharing something I know had to be hard to share. big huge hugs
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This class is really good. The key to acing it is taking VERY good notes. You do that, and you won't even need the book. 3 tests, 3 open book quizzes and a 50 points EXTRA CREDIT ASSGN at the end of the semester. Professor Schupple is a great teacher; his curves bring up the class average from a 70 to a 90. Highly Recommend!
3 open note/book quizzes, 2 exams, final exam. You need to go to class and take good notes. He doesn't cover some material on the quizzes and tests but he always curves. He's extremely boring. I don't recommend having him in the morning if you're not a morning person. He rambles a lot. He has a 50 pt assignment for the semester.
This class was so annoying. 4 exams and 3 open note quizzes but he didn't cover even half the material on each so you have to learn yourself. On the plus side, he always curves it. He talked about the weather outside for 20 minutes before each class and that was annoying too. It's not too hard to get an A but its just an annoying class.
He's the man. Tests and quizzes are easy. everything comes from lectures. Keeps it interesting ALWAYS. I actually look forward to his class. Attendance is not mandatory but he still takes it just for another reason to give you extra credit-which there's a lot of. Tests and quizzes are curved a lot. He ROCKS
Everything sticks to the syllabus that he provides so there are no surprises. The course is graded on tests and quizzes, but there is extra credit offered which is helpful. Gives out study guides based off the test structure. Attendance is not mandatory, but you still sign in which will push you up if you're inbetween grades if you attend.
His GEOG102 was easier than a high school class. Literally no homework the entire semester, minus studying for tests. All quizzes are open note/book, and all exams and quizzes have a huge curve on them. He presents the information clearly and you can tell he actually knows what he's talking about. Take his GEOG102 class for an easy pre-req.
Great prof, willing to make sure everyone gets a good grade. Easy class, gives study guides and curves tests. Interesting too if you love learning about Baltimore
He is an excellent professor. I did not find him boring and I found it refreshing that when he was talking about climate change, he was rational in discussing it. It helps that he is a global warming skeptic. It should be easy to get an A as long as you put a little effort in studying the material.
geog 101
such an annoying class, so many test and quizzes. stay away from him!!!
There's nothing like having a teacher who actually wants his students to learn. Even if you come 30 minutes late, you should still come to his class. He's sweet, yet boring LOL.
By far my favorite prof. at towson. he is such a good teacher and he loves what he is teaching. incredibly funny and super nice. never any homework, but sometimes there are some test questions that are a bit tricky. Good news is that he curves the tests and quizzes like its his job. TAKE THIS PROFESSOR FOR ANY CLASS!
Very nice professor. Is willing to help students before/after class and cares about their success. Curves most tests and quizzes are open note. A little boring if youre not interested in the subject, but not too bad. Definitely take him if you need an easy class.
I can not really say enough about this professor. He is a really nice guy who is so interested in students success. all of the quizzes are open noted and none of the examinations are very hard at all as long as you study for a bit prior to the test or quizzes. He also offers a HUGE extra credit opportunity at the end of the semester if you need it.
Professor Schupple is very good! Class is very easy, with only 3 open notebook/book/atlas quizzes and 3 tests. Extra credit is also given, and the curves he puts on his tests bring studnents grades up more than a letter grade! Very easy class to take and get an A. Take him if your looking for an easy class!!
His class was a breeze. Just come to class take notes and you will pass ! 3 open book exams and 3 test that is it !! Some optional extra credit !!! HE CURVES TEST !!!! I got an A but you will do some work and studying
This class was VERY boring but the professor was a nice guy.He gave 3 open note quizzes and 3 exams. He always gave out study guides so just pay attention in class and follow the study guide and you will do fine.He gave out a 50 point extra credit at the end of the semester.
Very good professor. Class is very straight forward. If you take notes and study them you will do well on the tests. You need the text book for open book quizzes. He curves tests big time (I got a 76 on two of the tests that were turned into 95s). Big extra credit assignment at end of semester. I would definitely recommend him.
I absolutely love him. Very easy if you pay attention and he has the best ways of describing difficult concepts.
Follow his study guides and you will do fine. He is very boring (he knows it too) but this class is pretty easy and perfect for gen-ed credit. He's very smart, he basically gives history/current event lessons on every place he talks about, which can be interesting.
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Davie County Schools
|Davie County Schools
|Type and location
|United States
|Davie County, North Carolina
|District information
|Darrin Hartness
|$ 57,890,000
|NCES District ID
|Students and staff
|442.40 (on FTE basis)
|461.35 (on FTE basis)
|Student-teacher ratio
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Davie County Schools is a PK–12 graded school district serving Davie County, North Carolina. Its twelve schools serve 6,786 students as of the 2010–11 school year.
Student demographics[edit]
For the 2010–11 school year, Davie County Schools had a total population of 6,786 students and 442.40 teachers on a (FTE) basis. This produced a student-teacher ratio of 15.34:1[1] That same year, out of the student total, the gender ratio was 51% male to 49% female. The demographic group makeup was: White, 79%; Hispanic, 11%; Black, 6%; Asian/Pacific Islander, 1%; and American Indian, 0% (two or more races: 3%).[2] For the same school year, 44.89% of the students received free and reduced-cost lunches.[3]
The primary governing body of Davie County Schools follows a council–manager government format with a seven-member Board of Education appointing a Superintendent to run the day-to-day operations of the system. Prior to July, 2012, the school board only consisted of six members.[4] The school system currently resides in the North Carolina State Board of Education's Seventh District.[5]
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The seven members of the Board of Education generally meet on the first Tuesday of each month. The current members of the board are: Barbara Owens (Chair), Chad Fuller (Vice Chair), Carol Livengood, Steve Ridenhour, Paul Drechsler, Wendy Horne, and Clint Junker.[4]
The current superintendent of the system is Darrin Hartness. He replaced William Steed as superintendent in 2011. Hartness was previously the superintendent of Mount Airy City Schools.[6]
Member schools[edit]
Davie County Schools has twelve schools ranging from pre-kindergarten to twelfth grade. Those twelve schools are separated into three high schools, three middle schools, and six elementary schools.[7]
High schools[edit]
- Davie County High School (Mocksville)
- Davie County Early College High School (Mocksville)
- Central Davie Academy; alternative school, grades 6–12 (Mocksville)
Middle schools[edit]
- North Davie Middle School (Mocksville)
- South Davie Middle School (Mocksville)
- William Ellis Middle School (Advance)
Elementary schools[edit]
- Cooleemee Elementary School (Cooleemee)
- Cornatzer Elementary School (Mocksville)
- Mocksville Elementary School (Mocksville)
- Pinebrook Elementary School (Mocksville)
- Shady Grove Elementary School (Advance)
- William R Davie Elementary School (Mocksville)
The Davie County Schools system has had one school listed as a Blue Ribbon School: North Davie Junior High (now, North Davie Middle School; 1984–85).[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "Search for Public School Districts – District Detail for Davie County Schools". National Center for Education Statistics. Institute of Education Sciences. Retrieved January 12, 2013.
- ^ "Percentage of Students in Each Demographic Group". North Carolina's School Report Cards. NC Department of Public Instruction. Retrieved January 12, 2013.
- ^ "2010–2011" (XLS). Free & Reduced Meals Application Data. NC Department of Public Instruction. Retrieved January 12, 2013.
- ^ a b "Board of Education". Davie County Schools. Retrieved January 13, 2013.
- ^ "Education Districts". NC State Board of Education. Retrieved January 12, 2013.
- ^ Borlik, Joe (May 12, 2011). "Davie County Schools Selects New Superintendent". MyFox8. Retrieved January 13, 2013.
- ^ "Davie County Schools". North Carolina's School Report Cards. NC Department of Public Instruction. Retrieved January 13, 2013.
- ^ "Blue Ribbon Schools 1982–2002" (PDF). US Department of Education. Retrieved January 13, 2013.
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The big question is: why would North Korea disarm now? It has stalled on its multilateral agreements in which it promised to disable its plutonium production facilities at Yongbyon. Its nuclear weapons guarantee the survival of the regime. Negotiating away its nuclear arsenal would be to cast away its only bargaining chip. It has just confirmed to a U.S. scientist that it has a uranium enrichment program and 2,000 shiny new centrifuges — which could provide a second path towards the bomb. The revelation demonstrated that the international sanctions against the North have not worked.
For all these reasons, I can't see a happy end in terms of the logic of U.S. and South Korean policy. The only certainty is that the Pyongyang regime will collapse, whether it be a "soft landing" or an implosion. It may have unpredictable consequences, but it will be a cause to rejoice.
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PEMBROKE — Two friends, music teacher Timothy M. Altman and dancer Troy McLaughlin, were reunited as McLaughlin arrived Thursday at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke to begin a week-long residency.
McLaughlin will work with the school's musical theatre students with the effort culminating in a dance and live music performance on Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Moore Hall auditorium.
For the free public performance, Altman said that attendees can expect the evening to start off with some solo performances by McLaughlin, followed by some group numbers with the students, and finally he and McLaughlin will share the stage for a number of pieces. The evening will feature jazz, classical and musical theatre numbers.
"This is an opportunity for us to perform together for the first time in 30 years," Altman said. "He has studied with some of the old school dancers, some really remarkable people … He and I used to be in marching band together. Things sure have changed."
As teenagers, more than 30 years ago, growing up in Richmond, Va., Altman and McLaughlin were best friends who were as inseparable as music is to dance — until those very two things pulled them apart as Altman pursued a career in teaching instrumental music and McLaughlin's tap shoes took him across the country, performing in Philadelphia and on Broadway.
"He and I have been talking about doing it for years and the stars just aligned finally," said Altman, who currently serves as chair for the Music Department at the university, as well as the director of bands and trumpet. "The schedule just worked out. We have a lot of musical theatre students, yet no one here teaches tap, which as you know is frequently needed in musical theatre, so Hal Davis [head of the theatre department] suggested we bring in someone for a residency to give students that experience, and I contacted Troy … I am just very glad he is here."
McLaughlin holds a bacherlor's of Fine Arts in jazz dance from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia, where he studied with Judith Jamison, Lavaughn Robinson, members of the Martha Graham Dance Company, the New York City Ballet, as well as Jo Jo Smith's Dance Factory.
Notable performances in McLaughlin's career include performing in "Disney's The Lion King" on Broadway, Andrew Lloyd Webber's "Starlight Express," "The Radio City Rockettes Show" and "The Siegfried and Roy Show," among many others.
McLaughlin has taught at a number of universities, public schools and dance studios and recently served as choreographer for the 2010 film, "Gunless," starring Paul Gross. Finally, McLaughlin both directed and choreographed for the Norwegian Cruise Line and was a featured tap dancer during the opening ceremonies for the 2010 Olympic games.


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The candy corn milk had echoes of the birthday cake milk (the previous release) in that both shared the sweetness profile of the cupcakes in a grocery store bakery. Ultimately this is Halloween in milk form, in as much as Shatto's pumpkin spice eggnog is a taste of fall. With seven new flavors in the books, which should Shatto bring back for years to come?
He pointed at the comically large cardboard box I was balancing. Inside the box was a footlong bun loaded down with smoked brisket, primary-colored swatches of cheese and bell peppers, and a burping river of barbecue sauce: the Kansas City Chiefsteak.
The stadium has introduced its newest sandwich in homage to Andy Reid, the mustachioed head coach whose most recent previous job was in the city of angioplasty. (Philadelphia has not officially adopted this slogan. Yet.)
The newly opened suburban taqueria, Taco Republic, at 500 County Line Road in Kansas City, Kansas, has been wildly busy since it opened last week. On Sunday night, well after 8 p.m., there was still a large group of people waiting for a table to sample the "street tacos" at the new Bread & Butter Concepts restaurant (the company that brought you Urban Table and BRGR).
For hungry customers who don't want to wait for a table to open on the West Side of the metro, there's always the spiffy Taqueria El Torito over on the East Side - at 6126 Independence Avenue and located in a former Burger King - which is owned by the family that operates the popular grocery and carniceria next door, the Torito III market.
Although their Overland Park restaurant, The Basha Mediterranean Cuisine at 7016 West 105th Street, is only six months old, restaurateurs Mohammed Mosley and Nader Shehata are starting to make a few changes. But getting a liquor license is not one of them.
Customers have asked when Mosley and Shehata are going to start serving wine or beer with their mixed grill platter, lamb chops or delicious vegetarian dishes. The answer: Never.
"Alcohol is prohibited by our religious custom," Mosley says. "But our customers really don't seem to mind. We're surrounded by bars here. If our patrons want a cocktail, they can go next door before or after dinner."
The dairy in Osborn, Missouri, released five previous flavors: blueberry (last month), chocolate cherry, mint chocolate, cookies and cream and apple pie. The latest flavor was created as part of a benefit for the Ronald McDonald House in Kansas City (each bottle comes with a hang tag encouraging milk drinkers to donate). The sentiment is sweet - the milk is sweeter - but birthday cake milk is ultimately not my cup of frosting. Does this milk make you want to celebrate?
As the truck's generator hums and the crowd grows to a dozen people, the flatbreads are getting loaded up: pulled pork, chicken, chorizo. There's a sweet mix of creamy peanut butter, Nutella and banana. Everything but the dessert arepa gets a generous pat of butter and melted muenster cheese on top.
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Wichita State closing Alumni Drive to create pedestrian walkway
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Alumni Drive will be closed permanently in early August at Wichita State University.
The closing is part of the overall plan to create a permanent pedestrian walkway on campus.
Alumni Drive runs from near Morrison Hall south to Perimeter Road.
The street closing also was necessitated by the need to relocate steam and chilled water lines. The project will be done in several phases during a period of about two years.
As a result of the closing, some temporary handicapped parking spaces along Alumni Drive will be relocated to a parking lot behind Morrison Hall.
Starting Tuesday, July 9, the Morrison Hall parking lot will be reconstructed to include 20 handicapped spaces.
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Film Review: 'Locker 13'
This horror omnibus could hardly be more tame, talky or tepid.
This horror omnibus could hardly be more tame, talky or tepid.
Jackie Cooper, the first child star of the talkie era who continued acting into adulthood and also had a career as a TV director, producer and executive, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. He was 88.
Painfully old-fashioned, flatly directed exercise in passionless historical reenactment.
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When the summons comes from England announcing his title, he and widowed Mamma Dearest sail off. Most incredible moment: Cedric knocking down a large street bully with one blow.


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4.25/5 rDev +9.3%
08-06-2014 20:53:37 | More by afsdan
3.5/5 rDev -10%
03-16-2014 00:11:25 | More by Fettpopps
3.5/5 rDev -10%
06-19-2012 18:15:21 | More by poppyjohn
4.5/5 rDev +15.7%
04-29-2012 00:57:00 | More by GoneSquatchin
4.03/5 rDev +3.6%
APPEARANCE: Very pale yellow with a quarter-inch, wispy head that quickly faded away. Oddly enough, the light color almost looks intimidating for this beer given that it is a chili beer. The light looking beer gives me the impression that there is a lot of room for spice and heat. A darker chili beer would suggest that there was a little more depth to balance it out.
SMELL: Wow, this smell is making me terrified, and I LOVE spice, but this seems like it is gonna be a doozy. PLENTY of chili and pepper aroma, not much else, but I like it.
TASTE: Wow. This is a surprisingly drinkable beer. The fears of the nose were never realized, but the pepper flavor is a pleasant supplement to the bread-like and mildly hopped up taste. The spice does build towards the end of the sip however, leaving a nice slightly (to me at least) aftertaste. It also builds as you work through the glass and gets to about a medium spice by the time the bomber is gone, but never reaches over the top.
MOUTHFEEL: Strong carbonation and very light. At 5% as long as your taste buds can handle a bit of heat, you can handle more of this stuff.
OVERALL: I'm pretty impressed, as I was with the Double IPA from Amicas. This is one of the easier drinking, yet still very flavorful chili beers I've had. Nice work Amicas.
08-30-2011 04:12:32 | More by StoneTSR
2.55/5 rDev -34.4%
22 oz bottle. Pours a golden yellow with a small fizzy white head that quickly diminishes and disappears completely.
The aroma is roasted green chiles. Some straw comes out as it warms
The flavor is spicy green chiles with a bit of a heat kick in the finish. The mouthfeel is medium bodied and pretty watery.
Overall, a very one-dimensional beer. Spicy green chiles. Not bad, but not too interesting.
03-08-2010 18:53:28 | More by Beaver13
4.6/5 rDev +18.3%
this is the best of only 5 or 6 different chilli beers i've tasted.
good crisp look, small bubbles
not a huge nose
great chille flavor, tastes like serranos.
not too hot, just perfect pepper taste all the way thru. amazing with spicy enchiladas
velvety for a pale ail. like butter on the tongue. medium to light body.
i could drink a 6 easy.
one of the best beers i've ever had with food.
01-23-2010 19:29:52 | More by thegreatbeerer
3.5/5 rDev -10%
Typically chili beers are over the top hot you can't taste the beer behind it. Not Amicas. To some that is good, and others, not so much. To start the beer came a lemony yellow color with sparkling clarity. Not much foam when arrived and quickly disappeared.
The nose is subtle in the chili. Some more noticeable smoky and husky notes. The chili does come out with a very fresh vegetable note. I didn't pick out the Anaheim and Serrano chilies, but those in my party could pick out the Anaheim pretty easily. Some light caramel notes but very soft.
The taste has a great mix of smoky flavors and chilies. Not over the top, rather subtle with the chili. The bite comes after a few tastes but mixes well with a light citrus finish. The malt is light but does support the chili finish. Vegi notes come out, understandable. I think that the balance here is key. The malt is light but the chili's aren't over the top either so it works.
Light in body, not a beer you could drink all the time. But for a chili beer not bad. A side note here we discussed how strong a chili beer should be for an hour. They can judge however they want, to me this is good as the balance is good and not overly hot.
09-29-2008 16:16:10 | More by Oxymoron
4.58/5 rDev +17.7%
This was easily the best chille beer I've had, bar none.
Poured bronze with 1 finger of creamy white head. Average head retention & lacing
S: Superior smokey chille odors & a little malt lurking as well
T: Green chilles & a little smokeyness up front. More of the same in the middle with some nice citric hop bite as well. Finishes a little dry with more subtle green chiile & smoke. I think the reason this works for me is the finesse
MF: Average carbonation with good balance & a medium body
Drank so easy, went well with my chicken sandwich, which also had green chilles, yum!
06-05-2007 12:17:54 | More by russpowell
Green Chille Beer from Amicas
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Mutiny on the Bounty by Frank Lloyd ( Visual )
18 editions published between 1962 and 2013 in 4 languages and held by 756 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
1787. HMS Bounty sets out on a journey through perilous seas to a tropical paradise, and into history as the one of the most ill-fated vessels in naval lore. the gripping story centers on first officer Fletcher Christian, a dandy transformed into a man of action, and Capt. William Bligh, uncompromising in his command or his cruelty
Winchester '73 by Anthony Mann ( Visual )
20 editions published between 1950 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 737 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Frontiersman Lin McAdam is attempting to track down both his father's murderer and his one-of-a-kind rifle, the Winchester '73, as it passes among a diverse group of desperate characters, including a crazed highwayman, an immoral gunrunner, a savage young Indian chief, and McAdam's own murderous brother
The Glenn Miller story by Anthony Mann ( Visual )
22 editions published between 1953 and 2011 in 4 languages and held by 669 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This tribute to Glenn Miller charts his rise from obscurity and poverty to fame and wealth in the early 1940s
Bend of the river by Anthony Mann ( Visual )
10 editions published between 1952 and 2008 in English and Spanish and held by 603 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A former outlaw turned wagon train guide is pitted against warring Indians, murderous hijackers, and a traitorous ally as he attempts to lead a group of settlers through the treacherous Oregon wilderness
To hell and back by Jesse Hibbs ( Visual )
7 editions published between 1984 and 2009 in 3 languages and held by 504 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Based on the true story of Audie Murphy, the most decorated soldier in U.S. history
Move over, darling ( Visual )
8 editions published between 1963 and 2010 in 3 languages and held by 448 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A man who is ready to have his missing wife declared legally dead and remarry finds himself in a predicament when his first wife turns up after five years of being gone!
Night passage by Norman A Fox ( Visual )
5 editions published between 2003 and 2008 in English and Spanish and held by 303 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Railroad workers have not been paid for months because Whitey and his gang keep holding up the train
The Benny Goodman story ( Visual )
5 editions published between 2003 and 2012 in English and Spanish and held by 278 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"The music of Benny Goodman comes to life in this musical biography of the famed King of Swing. Featuring all the outstanding songs and instrumentals made famous by the immortal clarinetist, the story follows the innovative musician from his childhood in Chicago to his historic concert at Carnegie Hall in 1938"--Conteneur
Morituri by Bernhard Wicki ( Visual )
8 editions published between 1988 and 2013 in 3 languages and held by 243 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A German war deserter is blackmailed into conducting an apparent suicide mission for the British. Forced to pose as an SS officer, Robert Crain must seize a German freighter booby-trapped to explode upon capture. Complicating the situation, sixteen prisoners of war are also brought on board, including a beautiful young concentration camp survivor
Do not disturb ( Visual )
3 editions published between 2006 and 2013 in English and held by 201 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
What's a devoted wife to do when her husband spends more time "working" with his sexy secretary than helping her with their new home? For Janet Taylor (Day), an American who has relocated to England with her executive husband Mike (Taylor), there's only one solution - make him jealous by inventing an admirer. But as soon as Janet creates her make-believe Romeo, a real suitor arrives, whisks Janet off to Paris, wines and dines her ... and comes face-to-face with an insanely irate Mike!
The far country by Anthony Mann ( Visual )
10 editions published between 1955 and 2008 in 3 languages and held by 172 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A loner and his sidekick, who figure to get rich quick by selling a herd of cattle at a fancy price during the gold rush of the Yukon Territory, are soon caught up in a conflict with the local self-appointed lawman and claim-jumping henchmen
Tony Rome ( Visual )
3 editions published between 2005 and 2006 in English and held by 163 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Tony Rome, a tough Miami PI living on a houseboat, is hired by a local millionaire to find jewelry stolen from his daughter, and in the process has several encounters with local hoods as well as the Miami Beach PD
Caprice ( Visual )
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 159 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A woman who is a spy for a cosmetics company finds more than she bargained for when she crosses paths with another spy in the pursuit of a hairspray that keeps women's hair dry in the water
The world in his arms by Raoul Walsh ( Visual )
4 editions published between 1952 and 2011 in English and held by 135 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
A ship captain must rescue his lady love, after she is kidnapped to be forced into an unwanted marriage
Classic Western round-up ( Visual )
1 edition published in 2007 in English and held by 132 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The man from the Alamo: A soldier delegated to escape the Alamo, the famous besieged fort, is labeled a coward and a deserter, and instead of defending himself, he sets out to gain revenge on a band of renegades
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2 editions published between 1993 and 2011 in English and held by 78 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Hilarious comedy about an Air Force sergeant (Ford) who wins a car -- and a wife (Reynolds) -- in a raffle
Wake Island To hell and back ; Battle Hymn ; Gray lady down ( Visual )
1 edition published in 2011 in English and held by 78 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Battle Hymn: As a WWII fighter pilot Colonel Dean Hess accidentally bombed a German orphanage, killing thirty-seven children. After entering the ministry to atone for the tragedy, Hess eventually rejoins the Air Force to train pilots in South Korea, while devoting his spare time to building a shelter for orphans. But now, to protect these children in a territory fraught with danger, he must fight and face the past once again
The James Stewart Hollywood legend collection ( Visual )
1 edition published in 2004 in English and held by 44 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Winchester '73: An engaging frontiersman attempts to track down his father's murderer and the whereabouts of his one-of-a-kind rifle, the Winchester '73, as it passes among a rogue's gallery of owners including a crazed highwayman, an immoral gunrunner, a young Indian chief, and Stewart's own murderous brother
Red Ball Express ( Visual )
1 edition published in 1996 in English and held by 44 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Patton's troops move so quickly through Nazi held territories that they outrun their supplies. A story of the special unit created to rush the troops gas, food, and ammunition
The Badlanders ( Visual )
2 editions published between 2006 and 2009 in English and held by 34 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Arizona Territory, 1898. Peter Van Hoek is set up for a crime and does his time in Yuma Prison. Now, he's ready for payback. He cons the mining boss who set him up, by selling him a fortune in gold that comes from the boss's own mine. An ex-inmate will provide muscle for the scheme. A downtrodden local will use his skill with TNT to be the job's Powder Monkey. Well, it's the plan anyway
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I am looking in the $40-$50, probably used 4GB or higher. Music download and storage is my only interest at this point.
I was fairly set against IPOD, and I am about to buy a Sandisk Connect which accepts wifi and USB, although the wifi seems to be limited as far as downloads from what I can tell.
I do have a mac laptop that is awesome, and a desktop PC that sucks.
Not wanting a Mac/PC debate, the mac is new and updated, the PC is old and outdated.
I have a non-Ipod that I use and its the best ever but its a secret and I'll never tell anyone about it....
Okay, its a 4 gig Sandisk Sansa w/ FM radio. The thing is practically bullet proof....
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got an iTouch free when i bought my mac notebook. I like it a lot, I never liked the old ipods but the touch is pretty nice
Free IPOD? I wouldn't turn it down either.
I am actually looking at the sansa 4gb you have Baja, just about had it, and then I saw the connect for the same price.
The connect connects to wifi, but evidently requires a subscription to jukebox or yahoo or some such crap.
If you don't sacrifice other features, the streaming radio would be nice and it is still 4gb
Yeah, I had an older generation iPod back in the day... I had 4 of them fail on me in two years, not my fault, just hard drive failures (stopped replacing them when extended warranty ran out) Now that everything is using solid state memory that is not as much of an issue it would seem.
I was fed up with the whole thing, so I figured I would go with a company that sells alot of memory based products, therefore Sandisk.
I think I am set then.
Sandisk 4gb.
I bought an iTouch and love it.
That being said. I don't really use it as an MP3 player. I use it for internet, facebook, and fun apps.
If all I wanted was an MP3 player, I would never go iPod. I'd get some physically small sandisk that plugs directly into a USB port and is loaded via drag and drop. Then just pick the size I wanted.
I have the Sansa Connect that I use at the gym. The scroll wheel control is nice. The wifi service has been discontinued, so you can't download music, and I received mine with wifi disabled in firmware. You can download a program to re-enable it, which allows you to listen to streaming radio through (I think) yahoo. I did this, wasn't impressed, and put the current (non-wifi) firmware back on.
It took me a while to realize that there are two poweroff modes. There's a standby that occurs when you push the power button, but the battery still drains a bit. To fully turn it off, you have to hold the power button for 8 seconds.
Let me know if you have any other questions about the Connect.
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2) Do you have a favorite bracelet you just cannot seem to part with? Why not take the bracelet to a tattoo artist and have him/her recreate it for you. This is an excellent way to always have your favorite bracelet near and dear to you.
3) Hearts with lacy lines between. This is a very pretty wrist tattoo. Next purchase a gold or silver bracelet that has two sleek lines. Each of the gold or silver bracelet lines will go above the tattoo and below the tattoo somewhat framing it. The bracelet really dresses up your tattoo and shows it off. Gorgeous.
4) It would be lovely to have a wrap around bracelet type of wrist tattoo with your children's initials inside. Or you could discuss with your tattoo artist if they can write your children's names small enough and classy enough on your wrist. Forget the mother's ring and enjoy a mother's bracelet that will never leave you.
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Luke Bryan receives his first platinum album, selling over a million copies of "Tailgates and Tanlines". Congrats to Luke from 97.3 the DAWG!
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This weekend Luke Bryan performed at the UNO Lakefront Arena in New Orleans, and it was probably the best concert I've ever been to. Well at least up until the point where Luke brought a dude up on stage to "Shake It!" Not going to lie, the dude rocked the house! But still, it's a dude!
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At Saturday night's Jason Aldean My Kinda Party Tour show in Champaign, Ill., one fan was trying to have his own kinda party — but he wasn't able to stay in the audience long enough to see it to a good close. With Aldean at the back of the University of Illinois assembly hall to join Luke Bryan on an acoustic set, the drunken fan began losing his cool, which is visualized in the video below. Country radio station B104 was in attendance at the show and came back with the juicy details.
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excuse to marathon horror movies. And throw popcorn at the screen.
And what better
reason to clutch your crush with terror as you 'n' your buds walk through a
haunted house?
Reese's Peanut Butter
Cups are shaped like pumpkins, which is awesome.
You get to run around
after dark in a costume. And ask strangers for candy.
A pillowcase full of
candy. So. Much. Candy.
It's finally starting
to feel like fall, minus sleet and snow and all that messy stuff.
There are leaves to
collect and kick and peep at and jump in!
And cool boots to
wear while you do it. Yesss.
Those teeny little
pumpkins are everywhere, and they just make us smile.
But the big ones are
the ones you carve. And it's wicked good, messy fun.
Then you get to
eat all the roasty-toasty pumpkin seeds.
And wash 'em down
with a pumpkin-y drink from your favorite coffee shop.
While you're at it,
might as well make some pumpkin muffins or bread or pie or something. Because, pumpkin, guys.
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Which means it's
time to stock up on all your favorite seasonal good-smelling things, like body
lotion and air freshener and candles.
Which also means
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about it.
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The time is ripe to
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finally back. Including PLL for their annual n special.
It's totally OK
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Commercial hospitality provision arose from a general process of modernisation, the gradual breakdown of the importance of kinship and social obligation relative to a common duty of care for those travelling away from home, and the process of urbanisation. Consequently market demand evolved for the provision of accommodation, food and beverage for those persons temporarily removed from their domestic environment. What is argued in this paper is that the original function of commercial hospitality bears scant resemblance to sophisticated potentialities for socio-economic self-expression, which manifest themselves in the form of the elite hotel sector. The manner in which contemporary consumption of elite hotels revolves around the notion of self, with multiple identities and group affiliations is explored. Conclusions focus on the elite hotel sector as a means of defining self-identities and the management implications therein for the provision of commercial hospitality in elite hotels.
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As its first anniversary creeps up, a Riverside shopping emporium called Aurea Vista seems to have everything going for it â" except enough shoppers.
âThe market is so challenging,â said Aurea Vistaâs developer and owner, Michelle Freeman. âWeâre getting increased walk-in traffic, but no one is buying.â
She said that even last yearâs Festival of Lights, which drew more than 600,000 visitors downtown from Thanksgiving through New Yearâs, had little impact on her two-story marketplace.
Freeman, whose family has owned downtown Riverside properties since 1962, lavished more than $450,000 on gutting and remodeling the Spanish-Moorish style hotel built by famed architect G. Stanley Wilson in 1927 and bought by the Freeman Co. in 2003. Until six years ago, the building housed Shoe Central â" the last of the companyâs 11 stores to shutter â" and before that, McMahonâs Furniture Showroom.
âEveryone who comes in loves Aurea Vista,â Freeman said of the property sheâs transformed from junkyard to jewel. âBut they arenât coming out with shopping bags.â
Aurea Vista at 3840 University Ave. opened Sept. 6, 2012, with plenty of potential and high hopes as a âshopping mecca.â Its boasts an eclectic mix of 40 vendors whose spaces flow into one another in the exquisitely restored historical building; extremely low month-to-month rents; convenient parking spaces; and unusual merchandise ranging from vintage clothes and artisanal condiments to robotic sculptures and handmade cards.
Freeman, a single mother with three kids in college, has worked hard to keep a lively, changing mix of merchants and community events. âI knew I wanted a 30 percent turnover every few months,â she said. In January she moved from Newport Beach to Riverside to keep closer tabs on her baby. Sheâs launched a successful monthly, five-course dinner with the winemaker series and recently signed on six new vendors, including a cupcake designer and home décor sellers.
Freeman wishes every day could be like ArtWalk, the first Thursday of each month, which brings out street crowds and drives up sales revenues. Otherwise, she believes that downtown Riverside isnât perceived as a retail destination and her business model doesnât easily lend itself to advertising.
âItâs hard to explain and define what Aurea Vista is,â Freeman said. âThis wouldnât be an issue if I were in a high-traffic tourist area. You almost have to experience Aurea Vista.â
Peggy Roa and her business partner, David St. Pierre, moved their former Main Street store, Delights & Invites, to Aurea Vista and added two stores: The Clever Cook, a kitchenware space and Formal Image, tuxedo rentals. âWe like it here a lot,â Roa said. âItâs less stressful and a great team effort.â
But Roa agrees that the collective marketplace concept can be confusing. âI think a lot of people arenât too sure what this is,â she said. One of her customers walked around the building for 15 minutes before she called and said: âIâm in front of this black awning but Iâm not sure what this place is.â
Aurea Vista shopper Cobe Walker, 68, of Perris, has bought clothes for her granddaughter, hats and African art and has signed up for a crochet class.
Why isnât the place bustling day in and day out? Walker suspects people are unaware that thereâs free parking across the street in one of eight designated spots. She also feels that some of the vendorsâ prices are too high. Since the building opened, Walker has been eyeing a piece of African sculpture listed at $195, a price she wishes would drop. âDo you want it to sit here or do you want to sell it?â she asked rhetorically.
Some of the original tenants whoâve built a following include Downtown Dancewear, Let It Burn hot sauce and All That Glitters, new womenâs clothing. Since Freeman expanded the number and square footage of used clothing vendors, âsales of all clothes went up,â she said.
Sales of Secret Miniature Gardens have been up and down since Raymond Gomez, of Moreno Valley, began renting in June. âItâs not like Iâm investing a lot and I do have full-time job,â he said. âI knew when I first got in here that it would take some time.â
Shelley Wardrop, a co-owner of the popular Raincross Fiber Arts since Aurea Vista opened, said things are âvery slowâ at the moment, but she expects business to pick up this fall with mother-daughter knitting classes and a sock clinic.
âWe love our table,â Wardrop said. âThereâs such creative and artistic energy. It was a good decision to come here.â
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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Christian Ponder was limited in practice on Tuesday due to a rib injury. Coach Leslie Frazier made the announcement and Ponder confirmed that he injured his ribs in last week's loss to the Cleveland Browns. Ponder finished the game and participated in the team's walkthrough portion of practice, but acknowledged that he's concerned about contact due to the nature of the injury and opened the door for the possibility that backup Matt Cassel could be the Vikings' signal caller for the upcoming game.
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Let's hope this time the coaching staff has enough sense to make the decision now and get Matt some reps before he steps into the game ( unlike last year's first play off game ).
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Freddy Garcia hurled 5 1/3 innings for Atlanta, striking out four and giving up one unearned run. Freddie Freeman went 2-for-3 with an RBI double and Chris Johnson and Steven Lerud picked up an RBI apiece.
Kirk Nieuwenhuis knocked in the Mets' only run on a fielder's choice, as the team could only muster two hits. Carlos Torres gave up two runs on six hits over four innings of work.
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