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Couscous is a great alternative to pasta because it cooks so quickly. This recipe is made with M'hamsa couscous, a hand-rolled sun-dried couscous from Tunisia that has an especially toasty flavor. You could, however, substitute any brand. Delicata squash is wonderful because its skin is edible, but this dish would be just as terrific made with roasted butternut squash. Recipe found at reddding.com. Serves 2 to 3 as a main dish, or 5 to 6 as a side dish.
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Carlisle police are asking for help from the public in identifying their suspect in an attempted robbery.
The suspect on Sunday night tried to steal a purse from a 72-year-old woman at the Walmart, at 60 Noble Boulevard, police said in a news release.
He then fled in a silver Saturn, police said.
The victim was able to get her purse and was not injured.
Police said the suspect was described as 6'0" tall and about 175 pounds, and wearing a blue jacket, blue jeans and a gray baseball cap.
They have released surveillance photos from the store to that someone may recognize him.
Anyone with information is asked to call Carlisle police at 717-243-5252.
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- Ken and Marcello: Carmel State Beach – surfaced in kelp and needed a machete to get back; before that, had great conditions with 30′+ vis; found a great wall at about 60′
- Marcella and Octavio went boat diving with Mike and Tom; a test run with their new boat; went to the Metridium Fields – lots more fun from a boat!
- Terry did Monastery Beach a few weeks ago; took a picture of an anemone trying to eat a Salp
- Kim: enjoys going out to the barge from the Breakwater wall; some kind soul has now attached a survey line from #11 to take you to the barge in about 15 mins; 3 Wolf Eels live there as well as sheep crabs, etc. Takes at least 45 mins for this dive so you'll need to be good on your air – make sure you have a signal tube in case you need to surface while still in the boat channel
- Several members were on the Vision to the Big Sur for 3 days; rough on the way out; very challenging diving with a lot of swell and surge; difficult exits; fantastic diving with an amazing amount of life on the pinnacles
- Bob B, Mike, Kari and others went out on the Peace two weeks ago; got up to 15 dives in 2.5 days; had strong currents but still had good dives over the trip; went to Catalina and Santa Cruz Islands
Exotic diving:
- Char and Andy did 2 drift dives in Palm Beach and 2 more dives in St Martin as well as a bunch of snorkeling; saw the biggest turtle they had ever seen on one of the Palm Beach dives; lots of sharks and a nice wreck, too.
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- Mike is offering Basic Fish ID classes before then; more info on the DCOSV site
- See Kari if you want to order this year's Fish Count t-shirt ($15,or $16 for a v-neck); they are navy blue and white; sizes available: children's all the way to XXL
- Moving from Lover's Beach to Breakwater because the city is closing Lover's beach that day;
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A Lubbock man is now behind bars, accused of breaking into several cars at Legacy Play Village.
As we first told you last week, police have seen a spike in break-ins there.
Investigators have now linked Jose Carrizales to nine vehicle burglaries, five of which happened at the play village.
Authorities caught him late last week at the play village parking lot and say Carrizales could face more charges.
LPD representative Jason Lewis said, "Whenever these suspects do break into these cars and steal purses, a lot of times they'll use credit cards... Once this investigation continues, there's no telling what could eventually come of it."
Authorities say Carrizales also has been connected to vehicle break-ins at two gyms, a restaurant, and a chapel, all on the southwest side.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz to Head DNC
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I didn't believe it when I heard that the Democrats chose an anti gun control pro-lifer who's opposed to the health care law to be the next head of the DNC, and sure enough, my disbelief has been totally confirmed:
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.) will be the next head of the Democratic National Committee.
The four-term lawmaker will succeed former Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine, who announced his candidacy for retiring Sen. Jim Webb's (D-Va.) seat earlier in the day.
Vice President Biden made the announcement in an email to supporters on Tuesday.
"In selecting Debbie to lead our party, President Obama noted her tenacity, her strength, her fighting spirit and her ability to overcome adversity. President Obama expressed great admiration for her as a leader, and he was honored that she accepted this important challenge on behalf of the Democratic Party," he wrote.
Wasserman Schultz, who was a Hillary Clinton national co-chair in 2008, is a liberal House member who believes the term "Obamacare" is akin to congressional blasphemy.
She won't be giving up her congressional seat, however. The last person to serve in Congress and as head of the DNC concurrently was former Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CounTrywide).
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My parents own (and are currently paying) for their home. My Dad has recently become ill and wishes to transfer property rights to my sister and I. We will resume payment for the home.
The quick answer is yes, very simple for him to sign over a warranty deed to you and your sister so you both own it. You may want to chat with a real estate attorney to sort out HOW you will own that property together (e.g. Joint Tenants with Survivorship or perhaps Tenants in Common, where you'd effectively each own 'half').
The 'Lawyer answer' is to remind you that this property has a mortgage on it; the mortgage most likely has a 'Due on Sale' clause which more or less means that they could require the loan be paid off/paid in full because the ownership changed. The lender may not care, but again that's how the Security Deed will most likely read. They may not care as long as payments are coming in but be aware that they 'could' call the loan.
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Firestone Vineyard opens its doors to guests of all ages once again for the annual Summer Concert series! Every Friday night through Sept 5 will be filled with wine and music! Big Tom's BBQ will be on site offering your favorites hot off the grill, so come hungry!
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Hoptober Golden Ale - New Belgium Brewing
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3.9/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured into a pint glass.
It's a golden ale with a nice foamy head that retains itself nicely and laces well too. It's got lots of quickly rising bubbles.
It's got a very woody slightly peppery smell.
It has a very earthy flavor. The woodiness is offset by some peppery hop notes.
It's got a very soft and creamy mouthfeel. Luxurious.
This beer is really nice. It's got a great price and is a great beer for it's affordability.
11-02-2011 00:28:33 | More by TippySelenoid
3.4/5 rDev -10.5%
The appearance is beautiful. A bit darker than I'd expect a golden ale to be, but it looked great.
The smell was good. It pretty much just smelled like hops... clean hops.
The taste was average and bitter.
Mouthfeel was slightly heavy. It was nice and strong.
Overall I really didn't like the personality. It was really hoppy and nice overall but didn't have much to differentiate it.
11-01-2011 03:50:56 | More by Vashtar
3.73/5 rDev -1.8%
A: pours a light golden color with a one inch head that leaves a good sized lacing and edges full of bubbles.
S: light hops, pale malt, and some oktoberfest-like spices.
T: taste is fairly complex, with many different spices and hops hitting the mouth at different times, and the pale malt is pretty noticeable and delicious.
M: good carbonation, yet smooth and coating with a medium body. Thicker than it looks for sure.
O: good beer overall, I would have this again. Nice that it's easy to get a delicious seasonal brew.
10-31-2011 00:32:07 | More by Holland
3.78/5 rDev -0.5%
Have had Hoptober the last few years and I do enjoy it this time of year. Pleasant blend of malt and hops.
Pours a nice orange copper with a good 2 fingers of lacing into my New Belgium tulip.
Very inviting aroma of pine, citrus and spice.
Not an overpowering taste but the hoppy bitterness does linger a bit, very warming and drinkable.
Mouthfeel is nothing special, sits well and goes down smoothly leaving a bit of aftertaste that keeps you wanting more.
Overall pretty decent, I enjoy most brews by New Belgium, while not my all time favorite always a reasonably priced and clean drinking ale.
10-28-2011 23:04:03 | More by homersimpson67
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
App- The head builds to an impressive three fingers. It's a nice dome with craters and big bubbles topping on the top. Great amount of lacey film on the side of the glass. The body is clear and dark yellow with some carbonation.
Smell- There are some hops in the nose that have citrus notes, some lemon and orange. The malts balance greatly and have a biscuity sweet quality.
Taste- The flavor profile is nicely balanced with the bittering hops and biscuit malt. Well into the finish though, it does err only slightly on the hops. Which I find interesting as this is a beer named after the "holy cones". The hops are interesting at least, being slightly citrusy, but I was assuming they would be more pronounced.
Mouth feel- The fizz is a little off putting. It also finishes a little dry. I'm not a huge fan for the lighter feel. Maybe it's for somebody.
Overall- For what I think would be a hop forward beer, it is incredibly balanced. It is a finely crafted beer, but they made it so balanced, it fails to be impressive in any aspect.
10-28-2011 20:53:14 | More by Pintofbrown
3.6/5 rDev -5.3%
Served on tap into a generic pint glass-
A - presents a nice, golden color with a white head of one finger and poor retention. Lacing is rather good, though.
S - honey sweet nose backed by mild, generic American hops. Mild in strength.
T - sweet honey and barley on the open, followed by a hit of cascade and centennial hops. Simple, but Balanced well and built very nicely. I'm actually very impressed.
M - smooth and wet. Highly carbonated. Actually suits the beers flavors nicely.
D - very nice. Simple, balanced well and very drinkable. I'm very surprised by this one and I'd have it again.
10-27-2011 23:26:20 | More by blakelive784
3.93/5 rDev +3.4%
A=Pours a clear light golden color with a decent head,lots and lots of lacing
S=Hops hops and more hops, mostly citric, with a bit of a buttery malty aroma poking through as well
T=Citric fruit and slightly bitter hops, bready malts providing nice balance in the finish
M=Medium bodied, highly carbonated
O=Easy drinking beer, almost more reminiscent of a hopped up APA though
10-26-2011 04:41:52 | More by ramseye4
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
Bottle says best before 18 December 2011. Into the glass it goes.
Pours a medium golden color with an orange cast. Clear, with a one-finger white head that fades fast but leaves good lacing.
Smells awesome. If this tastes anywhere near as good as it smells, I will be happy. Smells more like a Belgian golden ale to me than a blonde, but what are style categorizations anyway? Has a sweet fruity richness, heavy on the stone-fruit. Lovely peach aromas, with some pleasant tropical notes. Topped off by light citrus hops. Pure, sweet, crisp, balanced, and delicious.
Taste is hoppier and less balanced than the smell. The peach and sweetness is still there, though it's more subdued. Hops are present mostly as a tingly bitterness. I find that light bitterness clashes with the rest of the flavor, though, so it comes off as two different beers banging heads with each other. Very dry, clean finish with only a little lingering bitterness.
Light body. Carbonation is evasive; sometimes it feels fizzy, at other times flat. Dries out quickly but leaves my mouth slick - a strange combination.
Another beer that starts strong but loses ground. The smells are simply fantastic - if I have another bottle, I may just let it sit and inhale the fumes rather than actually drinking it. The flavors don't blend well, leaving it unbalanced and hard to enjoy.
10-26-2011 03:26:25 | More by zeledonia
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
Pours a golden with a big off-white head. Smells of tropical fruit and some light grain. Taste is initially some malt sweetness, followed by a big hop middle and finish. Citrus flavors, though primarily pine flavors dominate. Mouthfeel is a touch light. Overall very good. Tastes more like a pale ale than a golden ale to me with it's pronounced hop flavor.
10-26-2011 00:51:06 | More by tronester
3.48/5 rDev -8.4%
Blond sunset in color, little white head looks nice and leaves some lace... light citrus hops on the nose leading to citrus on the tongue. Cantaloupe and ruby red grapefruit are the standout fruits, a little guava as well. A lot more tropical than autumn but thats no complaint. Medium body and a small bubble carbonation frizz.
Good beer, nice sixpack material.
10-25-2011 23:18:52 | More by JoeAmerican77
3.78/5 rDev -0.5%
Poured from a 12oz bottle.
A: Clear and golden with little head, but still manages to leave some nice lacing.
S: Citrus from the hops, and a lot of other fruits, perhaps from the multitude of different grains or maybe the yeast.
T: Citric fruits, very clean and crisp. Some hop bitterness that lingers through the finish. Good, but I help but feel that something's missing.
M: Creamy and smooth with a medium body and fine bubble carbonation.
O: This beer is clean and refreshing, I can't help but feel it would make for a proper summer seasonal, not that there's anything wrong with that. I'm perfectly happy drinking it now, and it's a pleasant departure from the more typical fall seasonals.
10-24-2011 00:35:31 | More by setexascustoms
3.98/5 rDev +4.7%
Serving Type - Bottle
A - A nice light golden, small head that faded fast, some lacing but also goes away fast
S - Strong pleasant citrus aroma with a nice hoppyness to it
T - A nice balance of hops and malts, neither one is overpowering, the hops are more noticeable but are not too bitter, a light citrus taste to it as well
M - Heavy carbonation that lead to a medium mouthfeel
O - I enjoyed this beer although I was expecting something more hoppy based on its name, its a great seasonal and is different then the other fall varieties which makes it stand alone in my opinion
10-19-2011 23:45:25 | More by ncsutton
3.58/5 rDev -5.8%
This pours pale gold with a tight, frothy two finger eggshell head. On the nose there is a wet brain note lurking beneath citrus fruit. The wet malt note is the only detrimental aspect of this beer to me. In the mouth the citrus comes out as something like mellow orange zest, complimented by crystal malt. It's quite balanced. Body is medium light, perfectly drinkable, with a long but light finish of citrus.
Overall, this is a perfectly drinkable beer, great out of a pitcher at trivia Tuesday.
10-19-2011 01:46:44 | More by EricCioe
New York
3.9/5 rDev +2.6%
Enjoyed in a pint glass
A: pours a nice light golden color with a finger of frothy and appearingly sticky head that is slightly off white and lingers nicely, leaves a nice amount of lacing
S: citrus hops but also backed by something with a bit of depth like potatoes i guess
T: begins with gentle citrus hops then moves in the middle to something a bit deeper kind of like steamed veggies, finishes with an interesting puckering quality
M: intense carbonation tingle in the beginning then moves to a bit more smoothness and finishes with a distinctive puckering feeling on the palate
O: a solid brew, i wouldnt quite qualify it as something i would like to have as a harvest brew, a bit too light and hoppy, otherwise it is a good brew, bit strong on the carbonation but otherwise nicely done
10-18-2011 23:18:53 | More by BigPlay1824
4/5 rDev +5.3%
A: Hoptober was a golden yellow color. The head was just barely off-white, thick, and left plenty of lacing.
S: I mainly smelled citrusy hops and some malt; it was fairly balanced for the aromas.
T: The beer tasted mainly of equal parts citrus hops and roasted malt. The taste was clean and well-proportioned.
M: Hoptober seemed thin from a high carbonation level, but the head was nice and creamy. Combined, these two elements produced a beer with a medium mouthfeel yet a short finish.
O: I really enjoyed this beer. The flavors complemented each other perfectly and the beer was easy to drink. Hoptober's aromas, flavors, and slightly higher than average ABV make it a perfect beer for the autumn season.
10-18-2011 19:26:42 | More by humuluslupulus8
3.45/5 rDev -9.2%
A: pours, well golden, clear, with a two finger white head. It also laces very well, large chunks on the glass.
S: light malt grainyness, and a mix between pine and grass hops.
T: light overall flavor, nice sweetness balancing the hop grass out.
M: wants to be light but has an odd thickness to it.
O: light simple, not plain by any means.
10-15-2011 03:03:39 | More by rootbeerman
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
Pours a slightly hazy light yellow with a 1 inch puffy white head that settles to a thin cap. Foamy rings of lace line the glass on the drink down. Smell is of citrus fruit, citrus zest, and some herbal/floral hops. Taste is of malt and rye (slightly spicy), citrus zest, and a variety of herbal and floral hop flavors. Almost zero bitterness on the palate after each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp and clean mouthfeel. Overall, this is a good blonde ale that packs a nice hop punch in the aroma and taste.
10-14-2011 01:48:56 | More by UCLABrewN84
3.68/5 rDev -3.2%
On Tap
Churchill's Pub & Grille
San Marcos, CA
Dark golden and amber--almost a light copper. Thin off-white head. Spots of lacing left down the glass.
A pleasant though simple aroma consisting of grassy, floral, and earthy hops and simple, grainy, bready malts.
Light bitterness throughout along with an earthy and floral hop character, though this beer remains quite bready and biscuity.
Medium mouthfeel with ample carbonation. Great drinkability.
An unexciting, though well crafted American blonde. The name is somewhat misleading however, as this is not a very hoppy beer.
10-13-2011 22:26:49 | More by ehammond1
North Carolina
4.4/5 rDev +15.8%
Golden color a little bubble from the carbonation. Thick foamy head that starts off three finger white head and settles down to a half finger head from start to finish. Lace sticks to the glass.
Aromas have a hit to the nose of lemon and honey at first. Then, hop bitterness and citrus pulls though the malt.
The first taste I notice is opposite of what I was smelling. The bitter hops hits at first then is balanced out with a mild honey sweetness and malt. The flavor of bitter hops with a dry finish that lingers around help balance out this ale.
Light/medium bodied with some light carbonation.
Another tasty ale from the New Belgium Brewery! Good job guys!
10-12-2011 02:48:57 | More by Luigi
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +7.9%
I opened the bottle up and pour into a glass. I took a big nose full of citrus and flowery aroma from the hops. The head was about a finger which disappeared some what quickly, while the color was a gold color and quite clear. The flavor was dominated by the hops with a bit of the malt showing up in the aftertaste. The feel was of a medium body. I like IPA's and hoppy beer and this appeals to me much like Redhook's Longhammer.
10-11-2011 04:35:18 | More by Rantingfury
South Carolina
4.08/5 rDev +7.4%
Poured into a pint glass.
A: clear golden yellow with a thin and irregular white head that dissipated gradually and left nice lacing on the glass.
S: a hoppy citrus smell featuring lemon, orange, lime and grapefruit, in that order. Very pleasant and fruity.
T: More hops than malt, for sure, yet balanced only slightly more bitter than sweet. Quite fruity with some orange peel and earthy hops in the lingering aftertaste.
M: well carbonated; medium-light body. A bit of dryness in the finish.
Overall: Definitely better (and fruitier!) than expected, especially for style. Easy drinking and would make for an excellent session beer.
10-11-2011 00:31:06 | More by chinchill
4.22/5 rDev +11.1%
New Belgium Hoptober: Great name and a great beer! The Hoptober pours with a clear deep golden color and light carbonation. The head is thick, pure white, pillowy and leaves a beautiful lacing. Aroma is very present with lots of hop. Hop flavor comes on strong at the start and lasts all the way through. The underlying malts are subtle and stay that way – the Hoptober is not too sweet as many types of ale are. There is a bit of bitter in the aftertaste. All in all, this is just what ale should be if you like complex hops winning over malt sweetness.
10-10-2011 16:30:40 | More by iSip
New Jersey
3.63/5 rDev -4.5%
You get two fingers of pure white foam, loose and delicate, heavily dimpled surface with islands of larger bubbles, lots of stickiness leaves serious lacing residue behind. The liquid is not cloudy but it's not crystal clear either, golden yellow with a vague hint of orange, random super-tiny bubbles float within. The nose first hits you with pepper, green grasses and grains as well as white grapefruit to lemon zest, slightly warmer there's richer apricot, peach fruit and flower accents, ends with an earthy, metallic ring, aggressively jabs you. Medium to full-bodied, given its generally creamy mouth texture it is surprising how bitter it can seem at times, the hops are green and verging on mean. The pepper, saline, quinine and just plain poor dirt at once lends it punch and dries things out some. The white citrus adds more scrubbing sensations. Hidden off to the side are the peach, apricot, pear fruit as well as floral dew. It's on the aggressive side, that creaminess really saves it from becoming overbearing. Could put down a couple in a row but that's it.
10-10-2011 04:03:43 | More by farrago
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
12-oz bottle into Samuel Smith "Tulip" pint glass
A - 2 fingers of thick, pure white head over a transparent golden body; moderate carbonation is visible; head leaves nice lace
S - smells like a flower shop; touch of citrus
T - sweet bready malt, floral hops, citrus, sweet honey; all the flavors seem to linger for a bittersweet aftertaste; complex and well-balanced
M - smooth medium body; medium/high carbonation
O - Hops are the main feature here, but the sweet malt puts up a fight. Hoptober is a good hoppy ale.
10-08-2011 23:49:30 | More by lwillitz
3.85/5 rDev +1.3%
bottle to pint.
A: Clear gold, thin head, minimal lacing.
S: malt and hops, (earth, popcorn, and citrus).
T: Starts out with the sweetness of the malt, followed quickly by some citrus and hops. then some back and forth between the two, final to the hops.
M: Nicely carbinated, prickly on the tounge, body slightly south of medium.
O: Very easy drinking and refreshing, like to battle between the sweet and the bitter. Something I would drink again.
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Born and bred in the port (June 18, 1765), Enoch was the son of Enoch and Sarah (Coleman) Toppan. He married Mary Clark Nicholas and they had five children and a beautiful home on High Street. Enoch was dedicated to his community and described as a "true lover of nature, music, and his fellow man, always cheerful and genial, and without an enemy" (Newburyport Herald). Many funny accounts were recorded by locals.
Enoch made many kind gestures and always with rhyme. This is a surprise gift order placed to a dealer in crockery: "Mr. Wood will you be so good, as to let Mr. Noyes take his choice of anything he wishes in the way of dishes and charge the same to me, E. C. T."
At the market house one day, James Carey and Richard Adams made a bet that Rhymer would answer their request in an impromptu rhyme. Carey yelled to Enoch and the crowd across the square: "Mr. Toppan, so they say, buys his meat and never'll pay." Enoch's perky reply: "Jimmy Carey, if that be true, I'll always have my meat of you." Mr. Carey lost the venture and had to "stand treat."
A traveler came into town to attend a Rising Sun Encampment Masonic meeting and asked the town weigher, Moody Davis, who was standing in the square, for directions. Davis thought it would be a hoot to have the visitor ask Rhymer instead, who coincidently was just within sight: "Ask that man, and if he doesn't answer you in rhyme, I will give you a glass of gin." So the man turned to Enoch and said, "Can you tell me, kind sir, how far it is to the Rising Sun Tavern?" Enoch smiled and replied, "If the distance was but little shorter, I should say 'twas a mile and a quarter." Then turning to Davis, he added, "Moody, when next you promise gin, speak low or you'll get taken in."


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Gruut Belgian Wit Bier - Gentse Stadsbrouwerij
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Ratings: 51 | Reviews: 33 | Display Reviews Only:
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
08-19-2014 15:23:04 | More by thufflife
4.75/5 rDev +32.3%
07-28-2014 02:52:34 | More by Vipsanius
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
05-26-2014 20:46:31 | More by Latarnik
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
02-02-2014 20:10:23 | More by BJSmit
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
11-22-2013 21:39:04 | More by desint
New York
3.53/5 rDev -1.7%
A: The beer is hazy pale light yellow in color and has a moderate to high amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a finger high bright white head that died down, consistently leaving a short head covering the surface and a thick coating of lacing down the sides of the glass.
S: Light aromas of wheat are present in the nose along with some notes of lemon citrus and hints of grainy malts.
T: The taste mostly follows the nose, except that the flavors of lemon and spices are a little more muted. Slight bits of acidity are noticeable.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This witbier is easy to drink but isn't really that refreshing or thirst-quenching when compared to others in the style.
11-15-2013 17:41:13 | More by metter98
British Columbia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
11-06-2013 03:33:34 | More by chickenm
3/5 rDev -16.4%
11-04-2013 12:04:46 | More by dcmchew
2.79/5 rDev -22.3%
Greeenish yellow, very hazy, with a beautiful white foam, one finger.
The smell is quite fresh, but with an hint of broth.
A bit heavy in the mouth too, maybe some fermentation problem..
Anyway, beside that, not unfresh.
Well, nothing to remember, for sure.
Almost drinkable.
10-30-2013 19:25:43 | More by stcules
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
10-19-2013 15:50:38 | More by Hellpop65
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
10-06-2013 22:30:37 | More by jaydoc
3.13/5 rDev -12.8%
Commercial name in Spain: Gruit Wit
330ml bottle. Wine glass. Pale straw color, foggy appearance. White foam. Close & lasting head. Aroma profile shows floral, bready & yeasty notes as well as subtle vanilla & spiced hues. Smooth maltiness at first sip rounded by spiced touch. Light body. Moderate carbonation. Oily to watery texture. Subtle citric & no bitterness in the middle provides a refreshing herbal infusion sensation. Gentle flavor & easy drinkability.
08-30-2013 22:12:10 | More by GONZALOYANNA
United Kingdom (England)
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
08-17-2013 21:24:03 | More by DannyTomlinson
3/5 rDev -16.4%
08-02-2013 15:25:01 | More by JohnK17
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-25-2013 17:24:41 | More by Ciocanelu
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-07-2013 20:49:45 | More by GABrew
3/5 rDev -16.4%
07-05-2013 19:02:52 | More by Marius
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
06-08-2013 15:21:34 | More by safaricook
3.49/5 rDev -2.8%
Bottle pour at the bottle share held at Chloe's inside Golden Road Brewing in Los Angeles, CA.
Best before 6/7/14.
Pours a hazy light yellow with a foamy bone colored head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Small dots of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, grain, fruit, and honey. Taste is much the same with some spice flavors on the finish. There is a mild amount of spice bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer that is light and refreshing.
04-06-2013 05:44:00 | More by UCLABrewN84
4/5 rDev +11.4%
01-17-2013 19:03:59 | More by HardyGeneraL
3.45/5 rDev -3.9%
Picked up an old bottle of this not sure how old but I got it for $1.75
A - A pretty thick layer of sediment at the base of the bottle left meaning this one may be well over a year old. A mild bit of lace ring proves it. Color is a hazy peach yellow with some bubbles rising to the top. Has some life left in it.
S - Smell has a decent level of coriander, lemon peel, and some wheat. Smells a tad funky and skunked.
T - A bit of sour lemon and spicy coriander. Whats left of the aged body is kind of watery and the wheat is just a shadow of it's former self. I know it's a Gruut but it sure could use some hops.
M - Thin and watery. Almost water actually it goes down smoother than any beer I had before.
Overall it has a decent level of flavor but I like my Witbier with hops and a more pronounced wheat character. Still am curious of the amber I will have it next.
01-01-2013 04:37:10 | More by DrDemento456
3.15/5 rDev -12.3%
Hazy pale lemon color in the tall glass. Really big foam up with every pour, but settles down to a frothy half a glass. Very light in appearance as well as taste. A nice nose of herbal aromatics, but nothing that stands out as identifiable.
Barley and wheat malt and "herbs" instead of hops. Tastes essentially like any other Witbier, but not much citrus taste, and only a hint of spice. This brew would be more suited to a big chilly mug.
From the 33 cl bottle bought in Gent.
10-05-2012 21:02:19 | More by mactrail
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
12-07-2011 00:22:26 | More by JohneHoodlum
4/5 rDev +11.4%
11-28-2011 23:42:43 | More by rekel
3/5 rDev -16.4%
A; nice head that stays, lemon white color
S; spices,coriander,banana
M; some bitter that disapers quik, not mutch mouthfeel
O; nice beer for the summer not that special for a spice beer i miss the taste. gruut was a replacement for hops but the beer is not that bitter or spicy
05-06-2011 05:54:14 | More by redsonja
Gruut Belgian Wit Bier from Gentse Stadsbrouwerij
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Syntax Hacks
by Brian Sawyer
Related link: http://www.believermag.com/issues/200505/article_newitz.php
For a few weeks now, I've been noodling around the idea of some kind of Eats, Shoots & Leaves meets Chicago Manual of Style cum writing style guide and technical publishing primer, all wrapped up into a collection of tips and tools under the banner of the Hacks series. I even mocked up my dream cover for the book I'd tentatively titled Syntax Hacks: Tips & Tools for Better Writing and Editing.
Though such a book ended up striking me as overly ambitious and more than a little bit daunting, and thus remained in the purgatorial state of an idea that exists in name only (I really liked the title, though I found myself forcing content into it that would really better suited by the more boring but more accurate title of Writing Hacks), it took a walk by my local comic book store to realize exactly how small time my idea actually was.
The cover of the May issue of The Believer (a magazine I've raved about elsewhere) caught my eye with a story on "DIY Semantics" by Annalee Newitz. The story inside, actually titled "The Conlangers' Art" (excerpt available here) is given this description in the magazine's TOC: "Over eight hundred Klingons and other inventors of language are overhauling the DNA of consciousness." Now this is the description of a Syntax Hacks worth getting excited about (or humbled by, if you've been trying to fit more banal, pedantic content under the same rubric).
Why would you want to create your own language? Perhaps your goal is political and humanitarian, to allow people of different languages to form alliances and understand each other through an auxiliary language such as Esperanto. Perhaps you want to create an imaginary fantasy world to populate with a unique native tough, such as Elvish or Klingon. Whether they're creating a computer scripting language, such as Perl; a langauge of which they're the only speaker and chronicler, such as Doug Ball's Skerre; or a perfectly logical language that removes all ambiguity, such as Lojban, Newitz argues that inventers of language share one crucial trait: they're idealists.
So, for whatever reason (and, as I've briefly summarized, there are many), you've decided to create your own language. Exactly how do you go about doing so? In as droolworthy a centerfold as I've ever seen in an issue of The Believer (this is a magazine primarily devoted to book reviews, after all), Newitz outlines the steps necessary for creating your own language (she expands on each step with rich description in an eye-catching and nicely laid-out chart):
- Pick a Syntax
- Generate Phonological Features
- Create a Lexicon
- Make Your Own Writing System
- Develop a Speaking Community
- Determine How Your Conlang Will Handle Ambiguity
- Contemplate Adding Emotional Markers to Your Language
- Pick One: Artlang or Auxlang
- Determine Whether Your Conlang Has a Political Purpose
- Determine Whether Your Conlang Presupposes 2000 Years of Historical Development.
- Pick a Name for Your Language and Post it Online.
Got a hack?
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2005-05-17 12:00:00
Very cool idea
I don't know how to say it in Klingon, but I think you should go ahead with your Syntax Hacks book. It's a great idea. Need a co-author?
2005-05-20 11:21:35
Step 5 is the hardest part
Invented languages have been around for millenia. Contrast Esperanto with Klingon and you have the major reason why Klingon has seen massive uptake whereas Esperanto is still an intellectual curiosity: Unlike Esperanto, Klingon has a culture comprising a massive and very motivated community of speakers!
2005-05-20 11:32:29
on a similar note
I think it's worth noting that one modern language that has millions of native speakers today was dead only 100 years ago: Hebrew.


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Coin Shop Burglary St.Cloud, MNThu, 07/31/2014 - 1:31pm — ncic
On Tuesday July 29, 2014 at approximately 11:30pm three masked black males smashed two doors to gain entry into the Gold-N-Silver Coin shop located in St. Cloud,Minnesota. While the audible alarm was sounding the suspects used a tire tool to smash display cases and remove coins and paper money. The offense was caught on video and it appears that one suspect cut himself on a damaged showcase leaving behind DNA evidence.
A 1916D dime, 1885 V-nick both certified, and additional certfied coins were taken along with National banknotes from Little Falls, MN. A complete list of stolen inventory is being compiled.
Anyone with information on this offense should contact: Doug Davis 817-723-7231 email@example.com
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Coins Reported Stolen at Baltimore ShowWed, 04/02/2014 - 2:53pm — ncic
A double row box of coins was stolen from Brian Cushing dba Dick Osborn Rare Coins during the recent Whitman Baltimore Coin Show. Below is a partial listing of coins taken in the offense.
1836 Reeded Edge Half dollar XF45+,1796 Draped Bust Dollar VF35 B-4,1831 Capped Bust Quarter G4 B-7,Liberty Seated Quarter XF45 Closed 3, Briggs 3-B,1853 Liberty Seated Quarter VF35 No Arrows,1803 Draped Bust Half dollar AU53 O-103,1871-CC Liberty Seated dollar F15+,1875 Twenty Cent piece Proof 63+,1856 S/S Liberty Seated Quarter VF30 Briggs 4-E,1812/1 Capped Bust Half dollar VF35 O-101,1878-CC Liberty Seated Half dollar AU50 WB-101,1815/2 Capped Bust Half dollar AU53 details O-101,1801 Draped Bust Half dime XF-40 LM-2,1795 Draped Bust dollar XF45 B-15,1873-CC Liberty Seated Quarter F15 Briggs 1-A.
A reward of $5000 is being offered for the recovery and arrest of the person or persons responsible for the theft. Anyone with information should contact: Det. Wayne Sponsky 410-396-2582 or Doug Davis 817-723-7231 email@example.com
Major Currency TheftWed, 02/12/2014 - 9:53pm — ncic
A currency dealer on his way home after attending the recent White Plains New York Coin Show was the victim of a vehicle burglary which resulted in the loss of over $500,000 in collectible currency. The suspects smashed the windows of the vehicle and removed briefcases containing the dealer's inventory.
The following is a partial list of stolen currency: $15,000. Face in $1.00 Federal Reserve Notes from 1963 to 2009, 400 $2 FRNs from 1976 to 2009 Stars & Blocks, $10,000. Face in $5 Feds from Series 1928-C to 2006, $12,000. Face in $10 Feds from Series 1928-A to 2004-A, $15,000. Face in $20 Feds from Series 1928 to 2013, $18,000 Face in $50 Feds from 1928 to 2006, $2,500 Face in $100 Feds from 1928 to 2009, 83 pieces of $2 Legal tender from 1928 to 1928-G in varying grades from F to Gem, 70+/- pieces of $2 Legal Tender from 1953 to 1963-A, 25 FRBNs all Grades and Districts & Denominations, 20 Hawaii all Denominations, 15 No. Africa All Denominations, 400 to 500- $1.00 Silver Certificates (95% UNC), 150- $5.00 Silver Certificates (80% UNC), 20- $10 Silver Certificates, Thousands of fancy Numbers- all denominations
A list is being compiled by the victim which will contain serial numbers on the majority of missing notes.
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Burglary Eagan, MinnesotaThu, 11/14/2013 - 12:15pm — ncic
Detectives with the Eagan, Minnesota Police Department are investigating a burglary which resulted in the theft of over $100,000 in coins. The suspects gained entry into the business and forced open a safe which contained a large amount of graded coins, gold and silver.
Below is a partial list of stolen property;
21 BU rolls of Morgan Dollars, 3- AU 10 10oz Pamp Suisse Gold bars, 1882cc PCGS65 517088, 1884cc PCGS65 369516, 1924, 1923 $20 gold PCGS MS64, 1923D Saint PCGS MS65 90074910, 1911D Saint PCGS MS65, 1920S Saint PCGS MS65, 1913D Saint PCGS MS65, 1889cc Morgan PCGS VF 07190/21765819 1881cc, 82cc,83cc,80cc,85cc PCGS MS65 1882cc PCGS MS66 Large number of PCGS&NGC Morgan dollars MS65 Large number of PCGS&NGC Walking Liberty half dollars MS66 &MS67
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Coins Stolen at Baltimore Coin Show Reward OfferedMon, 11/11/2013 - 10:13am — ncic
The following coins were stolen from the wholesale boxes of Bozarth Numismatics at the recent Whitman Baltimore Coin Show. The coins are all PCGS or NGC graded and images are available for all coins. A reward of $1500 is offered for any information on the theft of these coins.
1859 Indian Cent MS64 NGC 380292-004, 1877 Indian Cent VF25BN PCGS 28104106, 1893 Indian Cent MS64BN PCGS 27433417, 1916-D Mercury Dime AG3 PCGS 27852127, 1881 Seated Quarter PR64 PCGS 14491626, 1799 Bust Dollar VF25 NGC 1773636-003, 1891 Morgan Dollar MS65 PCGS 25399542, 1909-S $5 Indian AU58 PCGS 28158463,
Anyone with information should contact: Vic or Sherri Bozarth/Bozarth Numismatics. Office 979-421-9814 or Doug Davis 817-723-7231 email@example.com
Robbery/Murder Coin Dealer Albemarle N.CTue, 11/05/2013 - 1:59pm — ncic
The Albemarle North Carolina Police Department is investigating the robbery of B&G Coins. The owner identified as Eldridge Roger Gibson 81 was shot during the incident and later died at a local hospital.
Surveillance video shows a person entering the store close to closing and staying for approximately twenty minutes, and then driving off in a truck belonging to the victim. The truck was later found located deep in a park not too far from the coin shop.
Police are looking for the suspect who is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information should contact:
Albemarle Police Dept. 704-984-9500 or Doug Davis 817-723-7231 firstname.lastname@example.com
Burglaries Coin/Jewelry Shops Chicago Metropolitan AreaThu, 10/17/2013 - 9:51am — ncic
The Numismatic Crime Information Center is assisting the Gurnee, IL Police Department in a major burglary ring investigation. The suspects have been involved in dozens of coin and jewelry store burglaries during the past several years in and around the Chicago Metropolitan area.
Investigators are looking for additional offenses where the suspects gained entry from the roof and broke into safes. The suspects may have committed burglaries within a hour to an hour and a half distance from the Chicago Metropolitan area.
Anyone with information should contact:
Doug Davis 817-723-7231 firstname.lastname@example.com
Robbery/Theft Investigations Seminar for Law Enforcement Registration Information Jan 10,2014 Orlando, FL (at FUN)Tue, 10/08/2013 - 12:31pm — ncic
ROBBERY/INVESTIGATIONS SEMINAR (Related to rare coins, paper money, silver&gold and precious metals) LAW ENFORCEMENT ONLY TUITION: FREE Date: January 10, 2014 Location: Orange County Convention Center 9800 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819 Time: 8:00am-4:30pm
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Send to: Numismatic Crime Information Center P.O. Box 14080, Arlington, Texas 76094 Fax to: Pantego Police Dept. 817-861-8670
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Vehicle Burglary- Dealer Inventory Stolen Woodland, WashingtonTue, 10/08/2013 - 10:47am — ncic
On Sunday October 6, 2013 Dealers Judy Cash and Jim Lee of Capital Coins in Olympia, Washington were victims of a vehicle burglary after leaving the Portland coin show and stopping in Woodland, Washington.
The suspects jimmied the lock of their van and removed brief cases containing over $50,000 in gold, slabs and raw coins.
A white sedan and pearl grey van are possible suspect vehicles. The sedan was driven by a white female and the van was occupied by a white male.
Anyone with information should contact:
Doug Davis 817-723-7231
Stolen/Lost FedEx Package Containing "Obsolete Notes"Sun, 08/18/2013 - 9:51pm — ncic
A package being shipped from Tennessee to Oakland California has been either lost or stolen. The package showed to have been received in Oakland but was never delivered to the recipient.
The package contained the following notes:
$5 Bank of W. Florida Appalachicola #145, $5 State of Florida St. John's Jacksonville #4951, $10 State of Florida Bank of St. John's #193, $100 State of Florida Tallahassee #1069, $1 Southern Bank of Georgia Bainbridge #1053, $2 Merchants Planters Bank State of Georgia #993, $10 Savannah, Georgia Merchants and Planters Bank #518close, $1 Georgia Bank of Morgan #1280, $2 Georgia Bank of Morgan #25112, $5 Georgia Bank of Morgan #335, $10 Georgia Bank of Morgan #255, $100 Bank of State of Georgia Savannah #730, $20 Mississippi & Alabama Real Estate Banking Co. #2221, $3 Bank of Washington North Carolina #2845, $4 Bank of Washington North Carolina #67, $5 Bank of Washington North Carolina , $20 State of North Carolina Raleigh #2787, $3 Omaha City Western Exchange #717, $5nsn Bank of Nashville TN, $5nsn Bank of America TN, $10nsn Dandridge Bank TN, $10 Lawrenceburg Bank TN, $20 Dobson North Carolina #306,
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10:02am Thursday 6th March 2014 in Sport
THE increasing success and popularity of the Paralympics has come as no surprise to Bill Berry.
After serving as team manager at the Atlanta Paralympics in 1996, the 69-year-old from Moreton-on-Lugg is well placed to comment.
"It has been building ever since 1988 and has got progressively bigger," he said.
"The fact that it is now linked with the Olympics has helped, as has the television coverage.
"Sad to say also, there are far more injured and maimed athletes and that goes to make it a bigger event, too.
"When I managed the team, it was a part-time role but now it's an important, paid position.
"All that can stop the growth of the Paralympics are the logistical constraints - there are lots of politics behind the scenes and all of the individual sports are, understandably, fighting their corners."
Berry describes his appointment as athletics coordinator and team manager for Atlanta as the 'greatest honour I would achieve in my sporting life', but it was a culmination of a lifelong involvement in athletics and coaching.
He was still an active runner himslef when he began coaching able-bodied athletes in 1978 before a request to coach partially-sighted runner Neil Pearson opened up another direction.
Attending coach weekends with British Blind Sport brought him into contact with other coaches and partially-sighted athletes and he went on his first international trip as a coach when he was part of the coaching team for the Great Britain Visually Impaired team at the European Championships in Rome in 1985.
"Coaching a disabled athlete is different to coaching an able-bodied athlete," said Berry. "It's more a case of thinking things through and what might happen whereas with an able-bodied athlete it's offering direction."
He also coached the next European Championships in Moscow and was then invited to join the GB Paralympic team as manager of the BBS athletes at the Seoul Paralympics.
Star of the BBS athletic team was Bob Matthews who won gold in the 800m, 1,500m and 5,000m and he later became one of the athletes coached by Berry, who had by now moved to Herefordshire after being based previously in the West Midlands at Wordsley.
Berry had come to the county in 1985 and Matthews subsequently followed in 1991 when he came to study at the Royal National College and asked Berry to take on his coaching.
Berry managed the BBS team at the World Youth Games in St Etienne in 1990 and continued his involvement with the Paralympics at Barcelona in 1992 when he took over as athletics team manager and Matthews won gold in the 5,000m as well as silver and bronze in the 1,500m and 800m respectively.
Although he ended his administrative career after the Atlanta Paralympics, that was far from the end of his own sporting involvement.
He began coaching a 'Tuesday group' of local runners in 1990, and that still continues.
He also turned his attention to cycling and took part in time trials with Hereford Wheelers which satisfied his competitive instinct.
"I don't train anymore now," he admitted. "And it's like getting rid of a millstone around my neck. I could be a bit obsessive about it."
But he still cycles regularly as a member of the Wednesday Wheelers, who cycle out to Weobley for coffee and cake and then go for a tour.
"Most of the group are in their mid to late-60s, so we drink coffee and moan about our ailments," he laughed.
He is also involved in coaching triathletes, one of whom, Kathryn King will be be taking part in the World Iron Man Championships in Hawaii later this year.
"I think she will do very well in her age group," he said.
Berry has also written a small book about his lifetime's involvement with sport as a tribute to a cycling friend Alan Hill, who died in St Michael's Hospice which benefits from the sales of the book. To buy a copy, at £5, visit the hospice shop at st-michaels-hospice.org.uk and search for Bill Berry, A Lifetime of Sport.


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Laurel is doing exceptionally well financially for her age.
She's 30 and owns a home, making do on a $50,000 annual income as a health-care professional. She even finds a little extra to set aside each month. All told, she has about $13,000 invested conservatively in a TFSA, RRSP and other savings.
But she wants to do better -- much better.
"I don't have a ton of debt, but I don't have a lot of money to do much other than pay the mortgage," she says. "If I could pay off my mortgage, I'd have a lot of extra money to save for the future."
To boost income, she has a roommate paying $700 a month, but Laurel has been mulling over a plan to supplement her income even more.
"I thought I would renovate my basement, which is out of the '70s, into a rental suite but I'd need to take out a loan."
Laurel estimates she'd borrow between $30,000 and $40,000 to spruce up the basement so she could charge a decent rent.
"But I started thinking, 'I'm making mortgage payments and then I'm making payments on this loan' -- is it even worth it?"
Sara Kushnir, a financial adviser with Assiniboine Credit Union in Winnipeg, says Laurel demonstrates excellent financial acumen, choosing to pay down her mortgage as quickly as possible. In this ultra-low interest-rate environment, more of every dollar she pays on the mortgage goes toward principal instead of interest.
Furthermore, rates won't be low forever, so it's best to pay as much as possible now because her interest costs are bound to increase in the future.
"Reducing the amount of interest she pays over the life of the mortgage means she will keep more money in her pocket," Kushnir says, adding Laurel could save tens of thousands of dollars in interest.
But Laurel only has so much free cash flow to increase her debt payments.
"Her expenses are eating up most of her income," Kushnir says. Still, she does have a monthly surplus of $282, even after biweekly contributions to her RRSP and TFSA.
The excess cash flow, however, is entirely dependent on rental income from her roommate.
"If this income was lost, the budget would be in the negative $418."
To protect against this potential loss, Laurel should start an emergency savings fund that could make up the $400 deficit for about five months.
But if Laurel decides to renovate the basement, her margin for error will be even smaller, Kushnir says.
On a 10-year home-equity loan for $40,000 at 3.5 per cent interest, Laurel would have a monthly payment of $395. On five-year paydown plan, the monthly payment is about $722.
"Renting the suite for $900 or $1,000 a month does not leave much room for a rise in utilities and incidentals -- not to mention leaving extra money for additional mortgage payments," Kushnir says.
But if Laurel can stick to a five-year amortization on the rental-suite loan, she will free up $850 a month after five years. Using that money for additional mortgage payments, she will be mortgage-free in 13 years instead of the current 23-year amortization.
While the plan is workable, she is again at risk of losing a renter and finding herself with an even larger deficit to make up in a pinch.
Kushnir says Laurel might want to consider a less risky alternative, but it involves a lot of short-term pain for long-term gain.
"If Laurel could take her current $280 monthly surplus and cut $220 more from her monthly expenses, she would have $500 a month to apply to her mortgage principle," Kushnir says. "This would reduce her amortization to about 12 years."
Her budget is already fairly tight, so this may not be workable. Still, it may be worth her time to track expenses for a couple of months to see if she can find a few dollars here and there to come up with the savings.
Even if she can find those savings, Laurel might want to look at a different strategy that focuses less on debt repayment and more on saving for the long term.
"If she took the $500 monthly away from the mortgage and contributed to a tax-sheltered account such as an RRSP or TFSA, she would have over $700,000 at age 65 based on an annual return of six per cent," Kushnir says, adding this would require Laurel to invest in higher-risk savings vehicles than GICs. "Adjusted for two per cent inflation, that's about $375,000 in today's dollars."
In contrast, in choosing the accelerated mortgage payment route -- whether that's with the rental-suite plan or finding budget savings -- she will be mortgage-free at about 43.
Afterward, if she can then set aside $1,500 a month, with a six per cent annual rate of return, she'd have about $900,000 by age 65. That's about $600,000 in today's dollars.
Combined with her work pension, either strategy should be enough to meet her retirement needs, Kushnir says.
One note of caution: A serious accident or illness would put any plan she chooses at risk, so she should consider purchasing critical-illness and disability insurance now while she's young and premiums are low. Although she may have coverage with her employer, it may not be sufficient.
No matter the strategy, Laurel is likely to be successful because she already has proven herself a good financial manager. She budgets, she saves and she is ambitious.
Now she just has to weigh the returns versus the risks and do her best to protect herself against worst-case scenarios.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition May 11, 2013 B13
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Kok Chang Safari Elephant Trekking - 2.7 km / 1.7 mi
Kata View Point - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Nai Harn Beach - 3.2 km / 2 mi
Kata Noi Beach - 3.5 km / 2.2 mi
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Big Buddha - 4.1 km / 2.6 mi
Promthep Cape - 4.7 km / 2.9 mi
Dino Park Mini Golf - 5.3 km / 3.3 mi
Chalong Temple - 5.9 km / 3.7 mi
Phuket Zoo - 6.4 km / 4 mi
The preferred airport for Mangosteen Resort and Ayurveda Spa is Phuket (HKT-Phuket Intl.) - 34.9 km / 21.7 mi.
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I think this was taken in 1982. The place was Art Scott's house and the occasion was an apres Bouchercon party. The man with the camera is the late, great John Nieminski, seated on the chair is Walter Albert and the shaggy character in the foreground is Steve Stilwell. That's me on the right without glasses or breadbasket. I wore contact lenses for a few years but a severe eye infection while trying extended-wear contacts put me off them for good.
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Thursday, August 14, 2014
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Summer of 1994 at The Horse Farm in Yelm, WA, which went out of business many years ago. I am astride Baby Huey, an equine of 17 hands. I felt like I was sitting in a second story window, but he was a friendly steed.
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Thursday, August 07, 2014
Throwback Thursday
Here I am with daughter Stephanie and dog Spike circa 1992. Spike was the best dog you could ask for and Steph is now a grown woman with a baby of her own. Thankfully, those glasses are long gone.
I think I should have dusted off this photo before I scanned it.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
It Was 47 Years Ago Today, Too...
Yesterday was the anniversary of the day we docked in Viet Nam. Today is the anniversary of the day we actually disembarked the General John Pope. I distinguished myself by falling down the gangway en route to the lower deck. Once there, and none the worse for wear, we climbed into landing craft and sailed to a dock in Vung Tau. Vung Tau was called The Riviera of the Orient at one time. I had a three-day R&R there once and I can see why. The beaches are exceptional. But we didn't have time to enjoy the beaches that day. We were trucked to an airfield and loaded onto C-123s--small, twin-engine transport/cargo planes.
A little while later a crewman removed a plate in the floor and started kicking at something. It was the front landing gear, which wouldn't lower electrically. Gulp. Shortly after that the plane, which was in descent, veered sharply up and left. The pilot apologized. He mistook a dirt road for the runway of Xuan Loc International Airport. Great, I'm thinking, my first day in country and I'm going to be killed by our own people. Well, we landed safely, loaded onto trucks, and convoyed out to Black Horse, a muddy pit in the middle of jungle and rubber tree plantations. That night we were serenaded by the sound of artillery shells roaring over our tents.
The photo above is not of any of my company areas, though it's typical of the ones where I lived.
The adventure had begun.
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It Was 47 Years Ago Today
The USNS General John Pope docked in Vung Tau, Viet Nam, with me and about 200 members of the 591st Engineer Company (LE) on board. The adventure continued after 19 days at sea.
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I suppose most of you watched this wacky service sitcom in the sixties. It should have been no great effort for Revell to issue this tie in model kit of the PT 73. When Kennedy took office they dusted off the molds for an already extant PT boat, changed the box art to say PT 109, and made a new decal sheet. You would think new box art and decals would serve for this kit, too, but it didn't. The PT 73 was based on a Vosper, a British MTB (motor torpedo boat), which is what was used in the TV series. Later, the kit was issued as a Vosper MTB proper. Revell marketed the PT 73 from 1965-69. It included figures of McHale and three crew members. Current value for a PT 73 in fine condition is $75-100.
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Audrey Rose is a "thinking man's" horror film, which in a way is unfortunate, since it tended to be ignored amidst the many spell-it-all-out scarefests of the late '70s. [[Performer~P46247~Marsha Mason~marshamason]] and [[Performer~P4872~John Beck~johnbeck]] play Janice and Bill Templeton, a happily married couple, the parents of well-adjusted preteen Ivy ([[Performer~P69383~Susan Swift~susanswift]]). Their family security is disrupted by the arrival of a mysterious stranger, Elliot Hoover ([[Performer~P94812~Anthony Hopkins~anthonyhopkins]]). At first mistaken for a potential child molester, Hoover explains that his obsessive interest in young Ivy is actually paternal. It is Hoover's contention that their daughter is the reincarnation of his own child, who died in a horrible accident. This information is dismissed out of hand-and then strange things begin happening. Directed by [[Performer~P117119~Robert Wise~robertwise]] (who had previously helmed the psychological thriller [[Feature~V21684~The Haunting~thehaunting]]), Audrey Rose was adapted by co-producer Frank de Felitta from his own novel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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