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Parishes and schools often pick special mission projects to focus on. In the Diocese of Rockford, many have opted to help in Haiti. Two of the best known and best supported groups in the diocese are Hope for Haitians and The Haitian Project. Each is planning a Sept. 6 fundraiser in Rockford. "A Night in the Tropics" with Hope for Haitians helps provide better housing and more, while the "Big Get-Together" with The Haitian Project supports Louverture Cleary School in Port-au-Prince. There's plenty of need for everyone to help Haiti.
Read more in The Observer Aug. 22.
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Date: August 17, 2014
The International Living Rosary celebrated its 25th anniversary at the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rockford, Aug. 17. According to Angie Kelly, event chairperson, it has been held at several different parishes throughout its history, always on a Sunday near the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women sponsors the event, at which speakers of any language are welcome to come to offer prayer in their native tongues. This year languages included Polish, Spanish, Latin, Italian, Filipino, Pangasinan (a Filipino dialect) and English.
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Date: August 13, 2014
Bishop David Malloy has asked the faithful of the Rockford Diocese to join in prayer for Iraq this weekend, Aug. 16-17. Bishop Malloy has asked priests to include the recitation of an Our Father, Hail Mary and Glory Be before the dismissal at each of the Masses celebrated in parishes this weekend. "I ask that this be done in particular solidarity with those who are suffering in Iraq and in a special way with our fellow Christians and Catholics," Bishop Malloy said.
The Chaldean Catholic Patriarch of Iraq, His Beatitude Louis Rafael Sako, has asked Pope Francis and the universal church to join in prayer. Please join in these prayers this weekend and remember those suffering in Iraq and the Christian communities under siege there in your personal prayers as well.
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Bishop Malloy Celebrates Mass on the Feast of St. Clare
Date: August 12, 2014
Bishop David Malloy blesses 'St. Clare bread' following Mass at the Poor Clares Monastery in Rockford on the feast of St. Clare, Aug. 11. The bishop noted that the rule of life written by St. Clare continues to be lived out 761 years later, and he thanked the sisters for their example and fidelity and for their prayers. The bread was passed out to those attending the Mass, who also were invited to the parlor to say hello to the Poor Clares.
You can read more about this story in the August 15 Observer.
A collaborative feature-length film is currently accepting donations to fund a movie project between the Poor Clare Colettine nuns in Rockford and Abbie Reese, author of "Dedicated to God: An Oral History of Cloistered Nuns". The film is about a blogger and painter becoming a cloistered contemplative nun.
Poor Clare Colettine nuns observe monastic silence; they make vows of poverty, chastity, obedience, and enclosure. Cloistered nuns' stories are not typically part of the public record. This film is years in the making and a result of rare and continued access.
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American Saint's Remains Return to Hawaii Permanently
Date: July 31, 2014
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The remains of a saint known for caring for exiled leprosy patients have been returned to Hawaii.
St. Marianne Cope's remains will arrive in a hearse Thursday at Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace in downtown Honolulu for a ceremony and Mass.
She was 80 when died of natural causes in 1918 at the remote Kalaupapa peninsula on the island of Molokai, where the Hawaiian kingdom exiled leprosy patients to control the disease. Her remains were exhumed from Kalaupapa in 2005 during her canonization process and taken to Syracuse, New York, where her religious congregation is based.
She gained sainthood in 2012.
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Archbishop Chaput Says Pope Will Visit Philadelphia in September 2015
Date: July 28, 2014
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Philadelphia Archbishop Charles J. Chaput said Pope Francis has accepted his invitation to attend the World Meeting of Families in the U.S. next year, even though the Philadelphia Archdiocese still has not received official confirmation from the Vatican.
Archbishop Chaput made the announcement July 24 before giving his homily during the opening Mass of the Tekakwitha Conference in Fargo.
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Pope Heads to Vatican Cafeteria for Friday Fish Menu
Date: July 25, 2014
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Taking the chef completely by surprise, Pope Francis unexpectedly showed up to eat with the Vatican's blue collar workers at their cafeteria in the tiny city-state's "industrial park." "He showed up, got his tray, silverware, he stood in line and we served him," the cafeteria's chef, Franco Paini, told Vatican Radio July 25. He acted "normally, like the humblest of the workers," Paini said, his voice still trembling from the thrill. "Please forgive me, I'm still excited, you know?"
Wearing his white cassock and zucchetto, the pope grabbed an orange plastic tray and chose what he wanted from the array of prepared foods. He got a plate of pasta without sauce; a portion of cod; a whole wheat roll; some "au gratin" vegetables; a few French fries; an apple; and a bottle of spring water — but not the fizzy, bubbly kind, witnessed reported.
"I didn't have the courage to give him the bill," said Claudia Di Giacomo, who was sitting behind the cash register.
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Raising NFP Awareness One Couple at a Time
Date: July 18, 2014
Natural family planning (NFP) may be the best kept secret in the Diocese of Rockford. But Life and Family Evangelization (LiFE) Office is hoping to raise awareness of and accessibility to this moral, natural and scientific method of family planning.
You can read more about this in the July 18 Observer or visit the Observer Website.
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Lovely ladies Christina Hendricks and Elisabeth Moss both got gussied up for the big event, held at the 21 Club in New York City.
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Drawing an end to their shot at coupledom, Elisabeth Moss has split from comedian Fred Arminsen less than a year after they wed in a secret ceremony.
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Ontario (Canada)
2.05/5 rDev +2%
Not the worst macro I have had, brewed in London. Nothing to look at, a pale yellow with non-existent head. Corn dust aroma. Thin and one sip is manageable, maybe two. The rest was a drain pour. Number one selling cheap lager in Canada. Goes to show you.
01-14-2007 01:56:29 | More by Sammy
1.75/5 rDev -12.9%
01-17-2013 16:10:10 | More by spycow
Alberta (Canada)
1.95/5 rDev -3%
355ml can. My experience with this offering is limited to one New Year's Eve party, many years ago, when my beer ran out too early, and I took to cans of this. Also, my favorite local bottle shop carries it as well, leading to the situation where I'm standing at the checkout, with a stack of different IPAs, stouts, and Belgians, while the (admittedly stereotypically) homeless-looking patron behind me in line grips their six-pack of Lucky Lager.
On to the beer: it pours a crystal clear, pale golden straw colour, with three fingers of billowy, loosely foamy, and large-bubbled off-white head, which leaves a bit of streaky cobwebbed lace around the glass as it quickly falls away.
It smells of stewed corn mash, soaked Wonder Bread, a middling acetone astringency, and rotten hay. The taste is more grainy, rather sweet cooked corn, gritty mineral water, metallic singed butter, and anemic weedy, herbal hops trying, but failing, to provide some semblance of balance.
The carbonation is average, just dimly frothy, the body pretty much a standard lightweight, and clammy and sugary in its plain-ass smoothness. It finishes sweet, kind of astringent, with adjunct grain and indeterminate skank alike.
Yuck. Bleah. Cheap is as cheap does. Still, not the lowest on the totem pole for the style around here, a position which I believe is permanently reserved for Minhas products. And further, I would easily prefer this over PBR at that certain type of beer-agnostic party.
12-14-2010 01:14:05 | More by biboergosum
2.03/5 rDev +1%
473 mL can purchased from the Niagara Falls LCBO.
Pale yellow golden color, clarity is fine. The head is lacking due to poor retention. Wet hay aroma, not much else ... perhaps a bit of cooked corn. Thin blanket of astringency covers the palate for the most part. Small amount of hop bitterness shows no flavor. Creamed corn flavor dominates the finish.
I quickly realized that this beer was undrinkable and of poor quality. Not recommended.
05-21-2008 03:15:35 | More by Jason
3.25/5 rDev +61.7%
03-05-2014 05:59:25 | More by kojevergas
2.1/5 rDev +4.5%
CANadian beer in a CAN in support of The CANQuest (TM)! How lucky CAN one guy be?!? Well, judging from its scores, this may not (or may be) my Lucky day!
Not much from the CAN other than 1/8 of an "8 Pack" and "Estd 1934". Onward!
The Crack & Glug were fairly typical for the style. I got a foamy, frothy finger of bone-white head with low retention. Color was a lemon-yellow with NE-quality clarity. Nose was cornier than some of the jokes I tell my students on a daily basis. No kidding, did they use any malt or hops in the production? In all fairness, I did capture a light sweetness, but it still was heavy on the smell of silage. Mouthfeel was fizzy, kind of watery, with a mild metallic taste to accompany all of the other stuff that barely tasted like beer to begin with. It was not downright unpleasant, but neither was it a beer to which I would readily return. Finish left a husky taste that made me CANtemplate opening something more palatable.
04-06-2011 20:50:31 | More by woodychandler
Ontario (Canada)
2.03/5 rDev +1%
Pours from can with a thin head that bottomed out in very fast time. It didn't even look like beer from the pour, almost a beige colour. Incredibly pale colour, completely transparent. A faint aroma of corn adjunct. Only prominent if you sniff for it, really not all that obtrusive, but again - still there, and still macro gross. High carbonation but light mouthfeel. A little crispness. Again, no malt or hops - just adjuncts. Nearly - but not quite - refreshing. Flavours (like aroma) very hard to find; and you almost wish you didn't find them. Flavours seem tasteful enough at first but end on a really cloying adjunct finish. On par with all other Ontario macro.
02-20-2007 03:24:25 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
2/5 rDev -0.5%
Pours a cleary pissy yellow/straw, fluffy white head forms, disappears pretty quick, some lacing. Smell is sweet, lots of corn, alcohol, adjuncty, pretty bland and standard. Taste is on that level, very weak, wheat, corn and citrus, again pretty standard, but slightly less appealing. Mouthfeel is light bodied with medium carbonation. Same as most.
03-14-2007 01:47:26 | More by Viggo
1.7/5 rDev -15.4%
Another appearance from the kitsch retro department. Nasty dull yellow, no head. Equally appalling aroma, best thing about it was the metallic can quality.
Taste completely missing, again, best thing = metal can. Corn and water are the main ingredients, doesn't even get that mild corn syrup sweetener thing going for it. Clean enough I guess, thanks to the water. Alcohol way to noticeable at this abv.
No hops, yet somewhat bitter, despite all the water. Fughetaboutit.
05-17-2011 20:30:37 | More by Beerandraiderfan
2/5 rDev -0.5%
Crystal clear and pale gold. A half inch of rocky white foam appeared during the pour, but disappeared very quickly. No lacing. Not much aroma at all, just a bit of hay, cereal, and corn sweetness. Low bitterness with thin, dry cereal sweetness, slight citrus. A bit astringent. Light bodied with carbonation that was a bit harsh. Some dryness. Not the worst generic lager I've had, but certainly not the best from the large brewers in Canada.
08-17-2010 02:43:31 | More by DrJay
2/5 rDev -0.5%
09-30-2013 20:51:45 | More by harpus
Alberta (Canada)
1.63/5 rDev -18.9%
355ml can poured into pint glass 7/10/11
A clear straw yellow with lots of bubbles stuck to the side of the glass and a very short lived finger of foam that leaves no lace
S smells like a cheap macro, sweet grains, and maybe some cream corn and nail polish remover
T mimics the smell quite well and that's not such a good thing
M thin but well carbonated but the aftertaste leaves something to be desired
O nothing worth trying here, tastes bad smells bad what more do I need to say?
I could spend less money on better beer if you can believe that, even for a discount brand there's just nothing here worth visiting
10-08-2011 05:23:37 | More by wordemupg
1.33/5 rDev -33.8%
Pours a clean pale yellow color with a small white head. In the aroma, well, nothing, wait a faint smell of lager, but really nothing. In the taste, faint lagery tastes, and a dry banana peel. A small bite and alighter bodied mouthfeel, with a small dryness to nothing in the aftertaste. The banana throws me for a loop, but really not that good at all.
08-23-2012 16:07:07 | More by OWSLEY069
Ontario (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -12.9%
01-18-2013 12:29:40 | More by tbeckett
3/5 rDev +49.3%
12-10-2011 17:02:32 | More by mhaugo
Quebec (Canada)
1/5 rDev -50.2%
02-10-2012 20:13:26 | More by oldp0rt
2/5 rDev -0.5%
08-25-2012 20:12:48 | More by beerpadawan
British Columbia (Canada)
2/5 rDev -0.5%
01-19-2012 06:34:41 | More by schopenhauerale
Ontario (Canada)
1.5/5 rDev -25.4%
02-13-2013 12:40:18 | More by DaPan
British Columbia (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -12.9%
12-10-2012 02:20:51 | More by bumchilly25
Ontario (Canada)
1.35/5 rDev -32.8%
My buddys "cottage lager" when hes supplying the beer...its cheap....thats all I can say for it. This was foul tasting urine when I tried it in the US and Labatt cant do it any justice either. God help you if you ever take a swig when it gets warm...all the raw edge of the under cooked/under aged adjuncts comes through. Pours pale yellow, no head, over carbonated in the bottle, aroma of boiled corn sweetness. starts gravelly on the palate then departs a cloying adjunct taste balanced with a rough edge from poor aging. Tastes like unfinished adjunct swill. I rate this a notch above "wildcat" as Canadas worst beer.
07-20-2004 15:02:17 | More by pootz
2.5/5 rDev +24.4%
01-20-2013 04:06:19 | More by avisong
1.75/5 rDev -12.9%
02-07-2013 03:06:24 | More by randylangford
2.05/5 rDev +2%
Lucky? I sure don't feel that way after drinking this... Now, I will admit I have a place in my heart for the cheap lagers and ales that turned me on to beer in general, but this one is rough. Being totally objective, I can't say much about this beer for posterity. Pours out to a undesireable yellow orange color with a head that disappeared like a fart in the wind. Low carbonation. Aroma of absolutely nothing. Nada. Couldn't get any indications of any ingredients. Taste was nearly non-exsistant. Is that malt? Rice? Corn? I can't tell. Mouthfeel was boring and watery, with only a touch of carbonation. Drinkability is not good. This is beer for those who don't like beer. Not recommended.
07-01-2006 02:22:28 | More by Frozensoul327
Ontario (Canada)
2.05/5 rDev +2%
Clear gold, lots of carbonation, coarse soapy looking head. Head settles to a thin film, no meaningful lace.
This is just another characterless macro. Slight odour of hops and malt, nothing distinguishable. Thin bodied, slightly bitter-metallic, not strong in the flavour department.
Tough to write about dull beers like this, never mind drink them. What can you say? Lucky? Not!
04-20-2004 20:19:57 | More by TerryW
Lucky Lager from Labatt Brewing Company Ltd.
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TORONTO — The third episode of this pitch-black season of Game of Thrones featured one horrific scene that ignited much heated discussion — even in the home of star Liam Cunningham.
Spoiler-phobic sorts behind on their DVR homework had better not proceed. In the controversial scene in question, Jaime Lannister sexually assaults his twin sister, Cersei, over the altar containing the body of their dead son.
Cunningham, who plays the noble Ser Davos Seaworth on the fiercely loved HBO Canada series, watched the episode with his wife and daughter — whom he describes as a "hardcore feminist," before adding in grinning jest: "she's a pain in the ass sometimes."
An intra-familial discussion of the divisive rape scene ensued and stretched for 30 minutes.
Cunningham points out that the action was so heinous in part because the once dastardly Jaime had been in the midst of a two-season redemption arc. Further, he notes some "moral ambiguity" given the twins' bizarre incestuous relationship.
Mostly, he doesn't seem sure what to think — and he says that's sort of the point.
"I kind of think about it in terms of doing a painting — you don't always need a painter there to tell you what your interpretation of it is," said the friendly Irish actor.
"It's a grown-up show for grown-ups, made by grown-ups. It doesn't necessarily expect you to take any sort of position on this. ... It's not up to me or anybody who made the show to tell anybody what to think about what they've seen.
"I think it would be arrogant of us to say this is what it is supposed to be," he added. "It's patronizing for anybody to do that. It's there for what you want to take from it. And I think that's intelligent and I think it's as close as you can get to a piece of art for what it is."
Cunningham, 52, was in Toronto for the opening of Game of Thrones: The Exhibition, running through Sunday at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
The internationally touring exhibition features 100 original artifacts, costumes, weaponry, storyboards and other ephemera from the consistently shocking fantasy series.
An accomplished character actor, Cunningham is no stranger to large-scale productions.
He was featured in the swords-and-sandals Clash of the Titans, the costly 2008 saga, The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor and the thriller Safe House, more recently, but says the famously ambitious Thrones is in a league of its own.
"Each one you do is a different set of pain-in-the-ass problems that you have to try and get over and different levels of enjoyment. But doing Game of Thrones, it's a peculiar beast.
"You need to do your work. You need to do proper acting. You're not looking over your shoulder dodging bullets or whatever it may be," he said. "It's not dopey."
The show's fourth season was shot in Northern Ireland, Croatia and Iceland, and Cunningham's plot line has been isolated to the point where he's never shared a scene with many of the show's stars.
"We pass each other in hotels, or somebody's finished for the day and you're going to be working tomorrow so you have a couple of beers in the bar with them. (But) Emilia (Clarke) shoots everything in Croatia, in Morocco — we're not even, in a sense, on the same continent."


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It had only been two lousy losses since the previous Mets win, but it felt fairly major that the Mets asserted themselves in Florida. For you pre-Mentos mint lovers, think of it as Asserts…with Metsin!
For the rest of you, consider a club that was pulling itself back to the pack in its actions if not actually in the standings. More significant than the new, improved magic number having been reintroduced as 25% thinner and a thousand percent more delicious, it was a relief to watch a team whose collective head has been taking a collective nap up its collective rump wake up and get back to the work of slapping around the hapless hopes and distant dreams of all comers, contenders and pretenders.
Given the positive result and apparent attitude adjustment, consider Tuesday night 2…2…2 wins in 1.
The Mets reacted to the Marlins Monday night and much of Tuesday the way the Russians and Cubans recoiled at the Wolverines in Red Dawn. Patrick Swayze and his band of young, courageous freedom fighters attacked the Colorado Commie incursion like the fierce animals named for the local sports collective they were, never giving up no matter the odds that sent them into the mountains scrapping for their and America's survival in the nascent stages of World War III. The invading communist imperialists in their warm coats never knew what hit them.
Well, everything about these Wolverfish is surface-appealing and everybody who isn't an overcat loves the underdog, but a) we're the good guys, b) we never give up and c) the National League is our territory. There will be no teal dawn here.
Delgado, Floyd and Wright in particular asserted themselves. They waited out the close pitches and swung hard at the hittable ones. Our bullpen, with Bradford, Mota and Heilman holding them, Wagner stopping them and Heath Bell enjoying sunflower seeds, resisted falling prey to the Marlins' hackneyed script. We gutted out some very trying innings, but by the ninth, we had persevered and advanced. Let the diehard Florida fan (note use of singular) remember this night the way we can pick a dozen to rue from September 1987 or 1998. They had their chance. They lost to a better team.
Glad to see us acting like it.
And yes, the penthouse is finally vacant. To Cox, to Smoltz, to Jones and Jones, to Giles, to Jordan, to McCann and Francoeur, to all who have attained and defended National League divisional titles for so long, from West to East, from 1991 to 2005, you have been honorable champions and all those who care for baseball will miss your noble presence this October.
I'm just kidding. Take a well-deserved hike you losers. Highway's that way, fellas.
For us, it's 3 for the road.
3.01: Sweet! There was no greater clutch hitter in Mets history than Keith Hernandez, but if I needed 1 Met batter to get on base, I might very well choose the ultimate 3-hole hitter, John Olerud. Back when the Atlanta Braves were an obstacle as opposed to an afterthought, it was Oly's grand slam off none other than Greg Maddux that brought the 1999 Mets back to life after a 7-game losing streak nearly ruined a beautiful season. Olerud's swing was also a thing of beauty and his ability to accept the pitch that came after ball 3 was sublime indeed. While nobody will ever match Mex at 1st base, when Oly was 3 on your defensive scorecard, you were in good, soft hands. It's taken 7 years to ride the ex-Jay highway from Olerud to Delgado and have a guy in that position in whom we can feel confident on both sides of the ball (though it's surely more power than leather where Carlos D is concerned).
3.02: Between Throneberry and Strawberry. Yes, baseball was berry, berry, berry good to Chico Escuela. He was the toast of an otherwise barren Spring Training in 1979 when Bill Murray followed his last-gasp career-extending exploits through St. Petersburg for Weekend Update. Sadly, Chico had become a social leper after choosing to run down 3 separate Mets icons in his controversial book, Bad Stuff 'Bout The Mets. What was worse — Tom Seaver taking up two parking places, Yogi Berra's limited card skills or Ed Kranepool forgetting to return Chico's soap? The real crime, it seemed to us watching the Mets at home that March, was the decision to take 3 young unknowns north that April: Neil Allen, Mike Scott and Jesse Orosco. It was obvious cheapness, the kind of cheapness that has choked Dolphin Stadium of any tangible support as the non-football sublessee make its improbable playoff run. The '79 Mets couldn't match the '06 Marlins for raw talent but as judged by the trio of inexpensive pitchers' future endeavors, maybe Joe McDonald's people weren't as lame as we thought. As you may know, Jesse Orosco debuted as a Met wearing No. 61…and if you know that, you're either me and nuts or you treat Mets By The Numbers like WINS and tune in 2, 3, 4 times a day. If you want to know more about the numerical savant who runs that Mets site of Mets sites, immerse yourself in Paul Lukas' Uni Watch blog, which features a berry, berry, berry good interview with its exceedingly capable keeper.
3.03: Our Old Pal. After beating Florida Tuesday night, the Mets need to win 11 of 18 games to become the 4th edition in team history to rack up 100 regular-season victories. The other 3 had 1 man in common, the quintessential Met No. 3, Buddy Harrelson, '69 shortstop, '86 and '88 coach. Buddy's managerial prospects peaked in the 100-60 year of 1988 when, filling in for Davey Johnson in Los Angeles, the Mets that were temporarily his snapped out of a disturbingly sluggish period way worse than that which has afflicted these Mets for a couple of days, swept the Dodgers a 3-game series and took off on a tear that culminated in a 29-8 stretch run to end that regular season. During the radio broadcast from Miami, Howie mentioned Jerry Manuel and Manny Acta as potential managerial candidates because coaches on winning teams go the head of such lists. Indeed, Bud Harrelson was actually sought by teams that weren't the Mets (or the Ducks) based on how highly valued he was as a Johnson lieutenant. When he got his chance as Met skipper, he was highly successful…for a while. Harrelson ultimately fizzled as a Met manager. But Buddy will forever be a cherished Met icon. Need proof? Chico Escuela had not 1 iota of bad stuff to say about him.


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So true, so sad . . . .
Try dumping your cookies.
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and is it better now ?
Hm, that reminds me... (be back in a bit!)
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Yes, that seems to have solved the problem,thanks Steve.
Eventhough it seems to be solved, that was odd. It is very unlikely that you would catch a trojan from this site, but you might have got malwares some other way.
I would do a malware/virus scan if I were you. There are various free softwares to do this. Google "comodo security" and spybot, download/install them, update their databases and run full scans.
Yes, I thought it was strange as well as all other sites I go to I have no problems; one click and I am away. Thanks.
Hello again.
Today was even more strange, I couldn't click fast enough to close Chess.com
Since I started this thread my computer has been to the Doctor and been " fixed".
I know nothing, which is what Sargent Shultz said; and I agree.
Had a virus, Doc fixed, all things are cool, computer running really well, no complaints.
I do what I all ways do and open Chess.com from favorites and do what one does; play chess.
I know noting about computers.
Not usaul , Chess.com opened in a parrelal window and when it came to hit "close " and leave; I couldn't.
As fast as I hit close, it started again.
To cut a long story short, I was faster in the end, and I closed the programme.
Closed CHESS. com
Okay, chess.com is not scamming me, but what is going on. I'm into internet security and i can't leave the chess site?
This is enough to start a conversation . . . .
. . . . your thoughts please?
Thanks, Rowan
have you got any kind of anti-virus software for your computer ?
It's a small world, kco me old team mate.
Yes , SUPERAntiSpyware,Malewarebytes,Spybot and ESET.
Have you tried to log in with another browser? Is your current browser the most up to date version of it?
Chess.com is a malicious website according to various anti-viruses(norton internet securtiy, avg, avast and avira.) Use with caution, do not talk personally and never give out your name as the chess.com admins record this information on databases and sell your information to the government. Beware!
Thanks Zaiger, I'll give it a go.
Uhhhh, no, it's not malicious according to ANY reliable source. Don't spout stuff off that you don't know about.
Are you sure trailerparkboys wasn't being cynical?
Does this only happen on chess.com, or on other sites as well? Re-opening internet windows or being unable to close them is a tell-tale sign of an infection. It could be spyware, a virus, or another type of infection. I use Spywareblaster (which blocks spyware from being installed in the first place), Spybot, and AVG free to protect my computer. Clearing your cookies and cache wouldn't go amiss either.
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Taxes on Cars and Gasoline to Control of Air Pollution: Suggested Models for Bangladesh
AbstractThe main aim of this paper is to investigate some policies that would influence people to drive fewer miles and to buy smaller cars, use better pollution control equipment, and cleaner fuel. An attempt has been made to quote the vehicle tax rates of Bangladesh. Despite technological advances, the emissions of cars' still can not be measured reliably enough to impose a Pigovian tax. Literature review reveals that the gas tax depends on fuel type, engine size and pollution control equipment. A vehicle tax depends on mileage or a combination of uniform tax rates on gasoline and engine size with a subsidy to pollution control equipment. This study suggested two models, which first considers homogenous consumers and then considers for heterogeneous consumers that differ by income and two taste parameters, one for miles and other for vehicle size. Yet Bangladesh has not imposed emission taxes on vehicles properly; as a result the air pollutions in large cities are increasing dangerously. Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, is one of the dangerously polluted cities of the world. The government of Bangladesh should take immediate steps to impose emission taxes on vehicles according to guidelines of this paper to apply the taxes on vehicles.
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Rhode Island Rams (3-14)@
George Washington Colonials (6-10)
Wednesday, January 11
Charles E. Smith Athletic Center
Attendance: 1,951
Rhode Island
George Washington
Game Leaders
18 pts, 55 fg%, 100 ft%
18 pts, 42 fg%, 100 ft%
9 reb
11 reb
3 ast
6 ast
Washington, DC (Sports Network) - Tony Taylor scored 18 points and dealt out six assists to lead the George Washington Colonials to a 69-61 Atlantic 10-win over the Rhode Island Rams at the Smith Center.
David Pellom scored 17 points and added 11 rebounds for the Colonials (6-10, 1-2 A-10) who had lost two straight and nine of their previous 10. Lasan Kromah added 12 points, 10 rebounds and five assists.
Billy Baron scored 18 points to lead the Rams (3-14, 0-2) who have lost two straight. Andre Malone added 14 points.
Rhode Island led by six at one point in the first half before taking a 31-30 lead into the break. The Rams shot an even 50 percent from the floor in the period, including 5-of-7 behind the three-point line.
George Washington shot 59.1 percent from the field after halftime and led by 13 with 3:55 left in the game.
The Colonials shot an even 50 percent from the floor and had a 41-34 rebounding edge. URI cost itself a shot at the win by making a mere 12-of-28 at the free-throw line.
Jeff Janosik, Brent Hampton, Frank Scagliotta


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Green Bay, WI (SportsNetwork.com) - Jermichael Finley's season is officially over, as the Green Bay Packers placed the tight end on injured reserve Tuesday.
Finley has been sidelined since Oct. 20, when he was taken off the field on a stretcher after sustaining a hard shot to the head from Cleveland Brown safety Tashuan Gipson.
Finley made a 10-yard grab over the middle late in the third quarter and lowered his head as he was taken to the ground. Gipson came in to finish the tackle and caught Finley flush in the helmet with his helmet. Finley remained motionless on the turf while the training staff attended to him, but eventually regained movement in his extremities.
The 26-year-old finishes the 2013 campaign with 25 receptions for 300 yards and three touchdowns in six contests.
Green Bay also placed linebacker Sam Barrington on IR and activated tackle Derek Sherrod from the physically unable to perform list.
Sherrod had been placed on the PUP list in late August, as he continued a slow recovery from a broken leg suffered in December of 2011.
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