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Red Racer IPA (India Pale Ale) - Central City Brewing
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Ratings: 872 | Reviews: 444 | Display Reviews Only:
4.83/5 rDev +13.4%
Poured from a can into a pint glass
A: Pours a clear amber color with a nice off white, one finger head. Head dissipated to a nice layer of bubbles on the top and down the sides as I drank.
S: Lots of citrus on the nose, some grapefruit and pineapple, really nice hop aroma.
T: Very refreshing, more hops here with the grapefruit and pineapple dominating. Slightly bitter finish, leaves a sticky feeling.
M/D: Medium bodied with nice carbonation. Extremely easy drinking, this was a great beer. I wish I had bought a few more cans.
10-14-2010 01:45:21 | More by mdaschaf
3.76/5 rDev -11.7%
Good ipa color here, amber, orange and yellow. Nice 3/4" head on it, doesn't stick around too long, its somewhere between white and off white.
Aroma was hoppy, not proprietary hoppy, but just run of the mill C hop hoppy, and enjoyable. Maybe there was Simcoe, it was a little bit piney.
Taste, solid, not a heavy malt bill, but neither too light, minimal caramel, the hopping was solid, again, not too exotic, pretty straight up enjoyable. Peppery at times, but far from overly. Considerable bitterness that isn't a chore, because of the other flavors going on.
Grassy mouthfeel to the hops. Good stuff. Good, not great. Check it out if reasonably priced. But there's hundreds of 'em out there.
03-28-2013 22:55:20 | More by Beerandraiderfan
4.13/5 rDev -3.1%
Crystal clear with a light amber body and a thick white cap of rocky and fine bubbles. Sticky foam coated the top of the glass and lacing was left behind as the beer disappeared into my belly. Sharp citrus aroma, bright grapefruit and a bit of pine resin. Notes of tropical fruit appeared as it warmed a bit. Same in the flavour, along with some biscuit and caramel sweetness, some floral character, and solid bitterness that lingered long into the finish along with a bit of citrus/spicy hoppiness. Creamy carbonation, medium bodied with a bit of dryness, nice texture overall. This is a solid IPA and one that I really enjoyed.
05-08-2010 22:39:44 | More by DrJay
4.43/5 rDev +4%
Poured from a can into my Southern Tier pint glass. Pours a golden amber color wit ha one finger fluffy white head. The head slowly faded to a thin white covering but left excellent lacing on the glass. A very good looking beer as I drank the glass.
Aroma is floral and citrusy, pretty much all hops in the aroma. very good smelling beer if you like hops. Taste is floral and citrusy up front with a moderate bitter finish.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Drinkability is very good. I could drink this all night, it's hoppy but not overly bitter or malty making it easy drinking.
Reminds me a lot of some of the best west coast hoppy beers. Would definitely purchase this frequently if available.
12-31-2009 01:31:24 | More by billab914
4/5 rDev -6.1%
11-24-2011 02:20:12 | More by PEIhop
3.85/5 rDev -9.6%
Thanks to OKComputer for this one, it was my pay for helping him move his couch. Poured into straight pint glass. Poured a coppery amber color with about a half-inch of off-white head that had low retention, but good lacing.
The aroma was a bold blend of pine and citrus hops, with just enough malt in the background to provide a solid base. On the tongue those bright hops carried through nicely, certainly the focal point of the beer, but there was enough malt to separate it from the "hop water" pack.
The body was solid, sticky and just enough thicker than typical to be noticeable. Drinkability was very good, I don't generally have more than 1 IPA in a row, but I could easily have several of these nice brews.
Overall, a very nice beer that's worth some effort to obtain.
01-24-2011 10:29:50 | More by beertunes
British Columbia (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +5.6%
A: Clear, amber-bronze with a white head, good retention & lacing.
S: Big piny nose, with grass, tangerine & rind.
T: Tangerine, pine, nectarine and citrus rind, with some underlying malty goodness (not sweet, just some quality malt protein). Certainly balanced to the bitter side, but it's not at all harsh with their soft water. Plenty of hop flavour here!
M: Well attenuated, moderate body is smooth with a hint of hop acidity.
D: A sessionable IPA for any hop lover.
07-20-2009 18:55:15 | More by Derek
Ontario (Canada)
4.45/5 rDev +4.5%
Can from IllNate, ages ago. Review from the notes I made waaay back then, close to 5-6 months ago, just found em. In a pint glass, thanks Nathan.
Poured an orange/amber with slightly offwhite head, fluffy and creamy. SLightly hazy and lots of webbed lace. Nose is sharp pineiness, citrus, orange zest, peach and some sweet malt. Sweet malt hits the palate first, with a powerful and full orange/citrus flavour to it. Bitter pine strikes around the mid-mouth and remains in the long finish. Medium carbonation. Finish isn't too dry, and neither is the mouthfeel. Drinkability is huge, and the ABV is not detectable at all. One of the best in Canada, always on my wants list!
11-06-2010 15:04:27 | More by liamt07
North Carolina
3.95/5 rDev -7.3%
Poured from a can into a shaker pint, the beer is a bright, slightly hazed, honey-copper coloring with a filmy, clingy, off-white head that settles into a low profile coating. Aromas of tangy sweet caramel malts and biscuits in the backbone, with a resiny and subtle floral hops profile. Smells like a well balanced IPA. Flavors are floral and resiny bitter forward, with a solid caramel and toffee backbone keeping the balance. Roasted throughout, with piny highlights. The end of the palate is dominated by bitter, green, hops resin, leading to a bitter, rich aftertaste, with citrus tart notes showing up, as well. Smooth, somewhat light in mouth, but bold overall. Great lacing left along the glass. Bitter, slick, slightly drying finish. Solid brew.
06-27-2013 20:44:37 | More by GarthDanielson
4.22/5 rDev -0.9%
Picked up a Four pack in Seattle.
12oz can poured into a Pint glass.
A - Pours a hazy, medium orange with a two finger yellow-cream colored head. Great retention and some lacing.
S - Huge pine and citrus nose. Lemon and grapefruit.
T - Pine, lemon, grapefruit, in that order.
D - High carbonation, average body. A big bitter bite, but it is welcome here. Creamy feel.
O - Great ipa, O' Canada.
11-05-2011 05:08:11 | More by HuskyinPDX
4.33/5 rDev +1.6%
Reviewed from notes.
Appearance: golden orange with a 2 finger white head
smell: citrus, floral, hops,
Taste: citrus, hops, bitter after taste
Mouthfeel: mild carbonation, crisp
Drinkability: What a great IPA. So not expecting this out of Canada. Would like to get some more. Enjoyed tremendously.
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03-05-2011 15:35:00 | More by THECPJ
4.13/5 rDev -3.1%
I picked up a six pack from Julio's in Massachusetts, $12.99. Pricier than expected but I've had an eye out for this for nearly a year so I grabbed it.
It pours a dark golden color, more orange than golden, with a dense, solid foam. Lots of lacing too. The aroma is just what I'd hoped for, very citrus-forward with grapefruit and orange, also some pine sap, all the great things hops can do. A bit of caramel malt to balance it, which is sort of a shame per my preferences but works sometimes.
The beer tastes really good, the hops are expressed more with flavor than bitterness, although the bitterness IS there. Grapefruit, pine needle, etc. Not enough caramel malt to cause problems, but then again this is a 6.5% ABV construction. I suspect if Central City made a DIPA it would be the barleywine type but luckily this IPA is just fine.
Good carbonation and body, altogether a worthwhile treat. The only real complaint is cost, I can't say it's really better than Two Hearted or several from Lagunitas, all of which can be had for $9-10 per sixer. But I guess it matches the difficulty to find the beer.
10-17-2010 12:08:29 | More by TurdFurgison
4.43/5 rDev +4%
on-tap, the alibi room - vancouver
appearance: served in a shaker pint, bright amber body with some light beige lace
smell: ruby red grapefruit, pineapple, red apple
taste: very nice IPA - would like to stumble across some cans of this...big citrusy body - red grapefruit, blood orange, pine.
mouthfeel: oily and moderate bitterness
overall: very good
07-11-2011 18:11:17 | More by dirtylou
Alberta (Canada)
4.53/5 rDev +6.3%
355ml can poured into Unibroue glass nov2 2009
A crystal clear golden amber with a thumbs width of head after a hard pour. it has decent retention with a few rings of lace
S very nice almost like I'm smelling a glass of grapefruit and tangerine juice. I also pick up on a little bit of booze, pine and some caramel to go along with the floral citrus
T tastes as it smells with a little bit of malt to balance things out. very good example for this style and the best canned beer I can think of
M thick enough to please me but I'm wondering if a little more carbonation might help its cause
D smell and sip a few times and its gone, very nice beer and I wish I had more of it
one of if not the best Canadian IPA's I've ever tried with out doubt. I'm even more impressed by the fact it comes from a can, much less impressed by not finding it east of BC far as I know. drink this whenever you get the chance it's a winner
11-03-2009 06:51:58 | More by wordemupg
3.75/5 rDev -12%
04-08-2013 02:40:48 | More by tobelerone
4.1/5 rDev -3.8%
Color is a clear bronze with very nice bubbling, two finger head after the pour, and a thick foam of white.
Citric hop leaf and resin aroma matched with a little toasted malt.
The taste starts with orange rind bitterness and a few flowers and grass. The middle has some of the toasted biscuit. The finish goes back to the citric orange peel flavors. The bitterness of this beer adds to the resiny palate.. The bitterness lingers slowly after each swallow. Pretty bitter, which I like, but not on the top of my sessionable IPA's. Still worth trying for any IPA fan and worth recommending.
05-08-2011 16:37:14 | More by scruffwhor
3.63/5 rDev -14.8%
review from notes
Pours a lighter copper orange with a foamy white head, leaving some filmy lacing on the glass.
Juicy, piny hops with a bit of tropical fruit and sweeter malt in the nose.
Biting hops right up front, coupled with lighter caramel malt. Continues with some juicier hoppiness and more citrusy fruit notes, although the malty backbone stays present throughout the profile. Finishes very dry and bitter.
Medium body, lingering dryness and sticky feel. Easy to drink and abv is masked well, although I'd like some more complexity in the flavor.
12-28-2010 19:59:00 | More by xnicknj
District of Columbia
3.65/5 rDev -14.3%
From can to Bruges hybrid glass on 2/18/11
A: A clean and clear ambery orange. Not much in the way of head, a mere one finger or so. Retention and lacing are meager.
S: Fresh cut cedar. The heavy hop oil also strikes a bitter chord here too, but it's faint. Without question this is the highlight of the beer.
T: Red Racer initally comes off slightly citrusy and sweet. By the time the brew reaches the mid-palate, the hoppy bitterness catches up like a dog on a leash. As it goes down, the malt bites my tonsils. It's really quite unique how all of these different and equally enjoyable aspects come together.
M: Not what I was expecting. It's lighter then I would've liked, and had they left this one unfiltered and pulled back on the prickly forced carbonation, this could be (and I stress "could") an outstanding American IPA. As it stands, this is the beer's weakest link.
O: This is one I've been hunting for, and I'm glad to tick it off of my list. The nose on this one is simply marvelous, and if Central City ever gets into the air freshener business, I'll be first in line.
As I mentioned above, the mouthfeel really doesn't do this one any favors. If they would cut back on the intense level of carbonation, it would really allow the subtle nuances of the hops to shine through.
Regardless, this is a good beer. Here's to hoping that Central City's Red Racer find it's way to the DC market on a consistant basis.
02-19-2011 16:51:13 | More by Rhettroactive
4.55/5 rDev +6.8%
I drank this from a 12oz can into my Orval glass.
The beer pours a very clear light orange with an off white head that only rises about half a finger and is gone right away.
The aroma is really nice. Perfect combination and sweet and better. Starts off with a really nice sweet citrus fading into a perfect amount of hops, enough to know they are there but not all dominating.
The taste is equally as nice. It starts off a little sweet then fades into a great hoppy finish. An almost pefect ipa balance because in neither respect does the other overpower the other.
The feel is nice, with a very long lasting dry finish.
Overall, this was a great little ipa. Could almost be a really nice ipa sessional
03-16-2010 00:04:09 | More by jrallen34
4.1/5 rDev -3.8%
Poured from 12oz can into a pint glass.
Appearance: golden-orange hue with a touch of haze and two fingers of frothy ivory foam. Good looking!
Smell: very good hoppy aroma with grapefruit, funk and a little spiciness. A sweet & balanced citrus aroma-bomb - I love it.
Taste: big malt flavor balanced out with a very high, but smooth, bitterness. Hop flavor is funky and a little bit of the citrus of the aroma remains.
Mouthfeel: medium body with a good level of carbonation for the style. I like it.
Overall: a really pleasing beer with a grand aroma. I'm glad I can get this down here in the US now.
08-16-2011 21:30:28 | More by flagmantho
4/5 rDev -6.1%
04-13-2013 03:25:30 | More by chippo33
Ontario (Canada)
4.6/5 rDev +8%
Fresh can courtesy of H1N1 with a bottled on date of 7/27/10
Enjoyed at Volo
Didn't see a brewed on date but the number stamped on the bottoms was B2310, so perhaps Feb 23rd, 2010?
A -A nice bright orange colour, slightly hazy. Half finger of bubbly white head.
S - The nose if bursting with citrus and floral hops. There are hints of grapefruit, orange and tropical fruit. This is probably the most robust and fresh nose I have ever experienced in an IPA.
T - Bitter hops up front with floral and citrus notes. The hops are bursting with juicy grapefruit and orange flavours and taste so fresh. There is also a nice malt balance providing a sweetness that really rounds out this beer perfectly. Some bitterness lingers in the finish. A well balanced IPA.
M - Medium body. Lightly carbonated.
D - This ranks right up there with the best IPAs in the world.
Previous review from 7-31-10 from a can had at Volo in Toronto. Bottled on date of Feb 23, 2010, so this was 5 months old at the time of the review.
4.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 / 4.5 / 4.5
09-06-2010 02:44:32 | More by TheSevenDuffs
4.25/5 rDev -0.2%
07-08-2013 22:54:15 | More by Hopheadjeffery
3.93/5 rDev -7.7%
Paid 3 dollars for a can of this at the House of 1,000 beers. Was told this is the best IPA Canada has to offer.
A - Well appearance is good a nice clear amber color with an impressive explosion of over two inches of head out of the can into my pint glass. Takes a while to settle.
S - Smells sweet and balanced with crystal and bread malts and an attractive mango or pineapple like hop bitterness.
T - Taste is a touch more English at first with an herbal minty like hop character but it's quickly covered with sweet pineapple hops and a bready finish. Hops do linger on the palate after each sip but it never really gets too bitter. Not bad.
M - Nothing bad to say about the mouthfeel drinks with a light to medium body.
Overall not sure I would agree with the scores it is quite good but not near world class status. Not sure how old it is either and can only find it at one shop so that limits my score a tad.
03-05-2012 00:21:06 | More by DrDemento456
4.1/5 rDev -3.8%
Poured from a 12 oz. can. Has a golden/brownish color with a 1 inch head. Smell is of citrus and hops, considerable bitterness. Taste is very flavorfull, citrus with lots of hops. Feels full bodied in the mouth and overall this was a very enjoyable beer.
05-29-2011 14:32:28 | More by tone77
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It's really no surprise that Linda Harrison, Executive Director of San Francisco's Museum of the African Diaspora, (www.moadsf.org) will be honored at the 5 th Annual Powerful Women of the Bay Awards Luncheon on March 27 at Wedgewood in the Metropolitan Golf Club in Oakland. The event celebrates the outstanding contributions of women in the San Francisco Bay Area in honor of Women's History Month in March. The theme of this year's Women's History Month is Celebrating Women of Character, Courage and Commitment.
"It is a privilege to be included in this select group of amazing women. The award exemplifies diversity among women in the Bay Area and applauds the meaningful impact of our various contributions to the surrounding community and how our efforts enrich the lives of others," said Harrison, who is also nominated for The Most Influential Women in Business Award given by the San Francisco Business Times this spring.
More than 300 people are expected to attend the luncheon to celebrate the eight women recognized as the year's Powerful Women of the Bay. Each woman is passionate about educating, empowering and connecting with women in business and the community to make a difference in the lives of others. The honorees include CEOs, a corporate President, Vice President, local Councilmember, Board of Supervisors Member and Fire Chief.
Tickets are available at www.powerfulebwomen.com. Some of the proceeds from the event benefit the Training Institute for Leadership Enrichment, a non-profit group dedicated to increasing the number of African American women in leadership roles throughout California. The initiative, created by Black Women Organized for Political Action, is called Vision for Change.
About the Museum of the African Diaspora
The Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) showcases the history, art and the cultural richness that resulted from the dispersal of Africans throughout the world, with innovative and engaging exhibitions, education and public programs. MoAD opened in 2005 as a cornerstone to the revitalization of downtown San Francisco on the ground floor of the St. Regis Hotel and Residences at 685 Mission Street. As a nonprofit organization, the museum's operations and programs are supported by grants and contributions from public and private sources. Visit www.moadsf.org.
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It started off innocent enough and not unlike many nights for the Blue Jackets. After one period, the Jackets headed to the visitor's locker room in the Pepsi Center down by a score of 1-0. Despite leaving the period trailing, it was not for lack of trying; they unloaded eleven shots on Avs goaltender Peter Budaj, but none made it through. Even through the first part of the second period, despite allowing a goal when Rusty Klesla joined Marc Methot in the box to make it 2-0 Colorado, the Blue Jackets seemed poised and continued to take shots on Budaj. At the exact midpoint of the game, former Jacket prospect David Liffiton unleashed a shot from the point that snuck through traffic to whiz past Steve Mason and quickly end any attempt to wrangle the game for Columbus.


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Ada Evening News, The (Newspaper) - November 27, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma Despite the rash of fighting and turmoil in many places around over the globe, there are few in this area who cannot count their blessings in abundance in this Thanksgiving season of '46 Average Net October Paid Circulation 8601 Member: Audit Bureau of Circulation THE ADA EVENING NEWS FINAL EDITION 43rd 191 ADA, OKLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1946 FIVE CENTS THE COPY Judge Says Miners Guilty If They Walked Out Despite Court's Order Leadership Conference Held Here Could Serve for Model Peabody Professor Urges Teacher College Instructors To Catalog Talented Students for Prospective Teachers FARMERS BEAT COAL SHORTAGES: Coal shortages will be no bugaboo this winter for these Boone County, Missouri, farmers. They pooled their equipment and labor to uncover a. 32 inch vein on one of their farms. Ralph Valentine, a veteran, rounds up his wagon load before pulling it with his tractor two miles to his farm home where the coal will keep his wife and three small sons warm this (NEA Services of Praise, Visiting, Hunting, Football Will Occupy Residents of Ada on Thursday Residents of Ada are ready now lor Thanksgiving Day, with a varied assortment of activities being planned and with Ada taking an almost complete holiday from routine affairs. A union Thanksgiving service sponsored by the Ada Ministerial Alliance will be held from to Thursday morning in the Ada Junior high school gymnasium. Hev. James O. Michael, First Christian .church, will preside; Rev. V. A. Pcndlcton, Trinity Baptist, will give the invication, and Rev. M. S. Epperson, First Presbyterian, will read the First Thanksgiving proclamation. Rev. p. G. Bozeman, Church of God, will read the Scripture pas- sage and Dr. V. A. Hargis, First Methodist, will give a prayer. After the sermon by Dr. W. A. Carter, Sapulpa, superintendent, White House Ends Wartime Social Blackout Officially First State Dinner Since 1939 It Elaborate Affair Headed by Trumani Eust Oklahoma district, Nazarcne churches, Rev. -K. R, Jones, Pen- tecostal Holiness, will give the benediction. Music will include singing of two symns by the audience, and Misses The I ma Hokey and Bar- bara Hansard will sing "Thanks Be To God." Earlier in the day the First Baptist church will hold its an- nual praise and thanksgiving service at St. Luke's Episcopal church announces Holy Communion for 10 a.m. Schools are out and many col- lege students are gone to their homes elsewhere for the: four- clay weekend. Hundreds of others are leaving or coming into Ada for visits with kin. Bird hunters will be out in force, and football fans will be in (he stands at Norris Stadium by lo sec East Central and Spulheaslern clash in their tra- ditional football rivalry, the final game of the season. By RUTH COWAN' WASHINGTON, Nov. w a r t i m c; social blackout now has officially ended. The president and Mrs. Truman were hosts last night to repre- sentatives of 30 nations and to 38 other guests at a diplomatic dinner. It was the first state din- ner in the White House since the troubled days of 1030 when Hitler the world. A second diplomatic dinner will br given next Tuesday. The re- sumed formal social stale calen- dar will continue- through Feb. 18 with four additional for the cabinet, the chief justice, the president pro tt-mpore of the senate, and of the speaker of the five receptions. Brazilian Ambassador First The dc-cision to hold two diplo- matic dinners was prompted by increased size of the diplo- matic corps. To the first dinner was bid the dean of the corps, Carlos Martins. Ambassador of Brazil, and Madame Martins. Be- ginning with him as number one, the invitation list included the odd numbers in length of diplo- matic S. 7 and so on. 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Henry Harap, Peabody Teachers college, Nashville, Tenn., stated that he had never before seen a more energetic and enthusiastic group than the one assembled there, He said that if the plans for work groups were successful, the conference held here would serve as a model for the other districts all over the state of Ok- lahoma. The principal criticism given by Harap of the present status was that the superintendents of various schools are too sharply separated from the teachers col- leges. Would Have Lists Handy He suggested that the superin- tendents choose certain instruc- Itors in the teachers colleges as agents for them, to tell them of outstanding pupils and then the superintendent should make a note in a catalog. When the need arose for the hiring of an indivi- dual of certain qualifications, he would have a list in his catalog. CAA Approves More Feeder Airlines T6 Serve Two Slates WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 civil aeronautics board to- day authorized two new feeder airlines and one existing airline lo provide new air service in Oklahoma and Texas for a three- year period. The board also amended the certificate of a present feeder line and the permanent certificates of two other airlines to provide additional service in the two stales. The board's decision adds more than new route miles of lo- cal air service in the area. The airlines affected are Avia- tion Enterprises, Inc., Central Airlines, Inc., Mid-Continent Air- lines, Inc., Pioneer Airlines, Inc., American Airlines, Inc., and Chi- cago and Southern Airlines. The board granted a three-year temporary certificate to Central Airlines, Inc., for air service be- tween (A) Oklahoma City and Wichita, Kan., via Enid and Pon- ca City, Okla., and Arkansas. City- Winfield, Kan.; (B) Between Am- arillo, Tex., and Tulsa, Okla., via young Chicopee. 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Y., Nov. political committee of the United Nations assembly today over-rode Soviet'opposition and approved1 a British resolution declaring the proposed interna- tional troop inventory nnd the question of arms reductions were parts of a single general question. Voting paragraph by paragraph on a British amendment to the original Soviet proposal for a troop census, the Si-nation com- mittee decided by 33 to 17 that the two issues were separate as- pects of the same general sub- ject. France voted with Russia in opposition and the other three members of the Big Five voted for the British proposal. The committee then quickly approved by a vote of 36 to 12 the second paragraph of the Brit- ish proposal, which declared that the troop inventory was "the first step" toward disarmament talks and was needed to help set up the U. N.'s proposed interna- tional police force. Russia and France also voted against this. The next three paragraphs, which were similar to those pro- posed by Russia, were approved without opposition. They pro- vided for reports on troops in both enemy and friendly slates and for reports on air and naval bases maintained abroad by any country. Summing up their positions be- fore the voting, the United States and Great Britain called on the committee to override Soviet ob- jections and broaden the troop inventory to include all forces at home as well as those abroad. Wires Strung For Christmas Lighting Joycees Do Work Prelim- inary to Big Decoration Job of Sunday Preliminary work to the dec- oration of Ada streets for the Christmas season started Tues- day morning when workmen be- gan stringing wire across the streets in downtown Ada. The wire is a necessary part of the fixtures as all of the over- head lighting and other decora- tions are strung on it. After the wire has been stretched across the streets, Junior Chamber of Commerce members will find their job somewhat easier, but still it is a long hard task that will possibly be completed before Monday of next week. Junior Chamber of Commerce members Sunday will be busily engaged in putting up the decor- ations. Blessing In Disguise CHICAGO, dimout in Chicago has put a crimp in one business that is most satisfying to police. In the two nights of the dim- out, Deputy Chief of Detectives John Warren said, there has been a sharp decrease in burglaries, holdups and other crimes. Harap stated that from each of the separate groups that met Tuesday afternoon and during the panel numerous original ideas were given for the successful op- eration of work or study groups. These groups will submit plans ,for the selection of leaders in the jtcachcrs schools and for bringing 'out the innate abilities of the stu- dents. In this way, more qualified and appropriate teachers could be selected. More Conferences Planned If the superintendents would use the catalog phm suggested by Harap, there would be no delay in procuring a new teacher when the need arose. As it is now, teachers are recommended by a council and much valuable time is lost in getting the teacher, he. contends. At intervals throughout the rest of the year, various groups will convene at East Central to make plans for work groups. The next meeting will be that of the Classroom Teachers, to be held the first or second week in Jan- uary. Krug Called by Committee For Questioning About Strike Jailed Again, With Six Marriage Tries Robertson Had Three When Only 17 PROVIDENCE, R, I., Nov. 27, A. Robertson, 23, who at the age of 17 had collect- ed three wives without benefit of divorce, was in .jail today af- ter allegedly having run his string of martial ventures to six. He was held in for trial utter arraignment in dis- trict court yesterday on big- amy charge. He had the assurance of his sixth wife, June Ivy Castranova Robertson, that she was going to stick by him "because he is so romantic." He received the pledge after embracing her and describing her ".the best of all" shortly before arraignment. Police said that three of Rob- ertson's marriages, two 'in Kan- sas City and one in Corpus Chr- isti. Texas, had been annulled, but a previous union in Spartan- burg, S. C., t and subsequent Springfield, Mass., marriage still are intact. Robertson, known in the mid- dle west as the crooning lover, was released from Kansas refor- matory at Hutchinson a year ago on his promise to return to South Carolina and sing his way into the good graces of the first o( his spouses. Reformatory records showed that after his first venture Rob- ertson, then 17, married three other young women witfein three months in Texas and Kansas, and served 22 months in Hutchinson Institution for Polygamy. -------------r------------- TULSA, Okla., Nov. 27, The Klar Jewelry store on Main street was robbed last night by two men who escaped with and jewelry. Police detectives said the pair entered the store at closing time, asked to look at some diamond rings, then drew guns and trus- sed the store's two clerks, J. Kel- ler and Mrs. Minnie Schichtle. Committee Wonts To Know Why Big Pipelines Not Carrying Natural Gas WASHINGTON, Nov. an unprecedented action, a congressional committee sent out the interior Krug. Krug, carrying the brunt of the government's buttle against John L, Lewis, was commanded to ap- pear before the house surplus property investigating committee at 2 p.m. (EST) Monday for ques- tioning about the coal strike. The committee voted unani- mously to draw the subpoeanae when Krug failed yesterday to ap- pear in response to i.m "invita- tion" issued two hours earlier. The committee) wanted to know why the war-built "big inch" and "little inch" pipe- lines are not moving natural gas from the southwest to the coal- short east. Congressional parliamentarians told newsmen they could not re- call, a committee of congress ever previously having subpoenaed a member o fa president's official family. Senator Wiley senior republican on the judiciary com- mittee, commented that "this raises a very serious question whether congress should interfere with the executive, nnd whether it has authority to compel the at- tendance of a cabinet officer. It: might involve our system of checks and balances." However, Krug indicated he would not seek to bring any con- stitutional question to a show- down, An aide explaicd that the sec- retary had been in conference with attorney general Tom Chirk discussing government strategy in the coal crisis, when the com- mittee sent its invitation, "The secretary had offered be- fore the subpoena was issued to appear before the committee on Monday, and he will appear Mon- this spokesman tolds news- men. Asserts That Early Walkout A Mistake Goldsborough Holds That Norris-La Guordia Act Doesn't Apply In This Case WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, Federal Judge T. Alan Golds- borough today ordered a ton-day extension of his order of Nov. 18 which was designed to avert a soft coal walkout. The extension was ordered at the request of Assistant Attorney General John F. Sonnctt, who broke into John L.. Lewis' con- tempt hearing just 20 minutes be- fore the order was due to expire at 3 p. m. Sonnctt interrupted a lengthy argument by Joseph Padway, AFL general counsel, who was seeking dismissal of the contempt action against the United Mine Workers and their president. The original order instructed Lewis to withdraw his Nov. 15 notice terminating the TJMW's contract with the government. WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, Federal Judge T. Alan Golds- borough said today John L. Lewis and his mine workers "are guilty of contempt of court" if it is proved legally .Ihey disregarded his order against a coal mine walkout. In those words, Gpldsborough indicated that his decision in the contempt case against Lewis and his miners would not be Influenc- ed by the'union's claim that the stop-strike order violated the Norris-LaGuardia anti-injunction act. Regardless of whether or not I the Norris-LaGuardia act applies in the soft coal case, Golds- borough said, no one can disobey a restraining order. Would Menu Anarchy "If that could be done we would have the judge com- CHICKASHA, Nov. 27, Maria Cristina San Jose, Costa Rica, has arrived here to teach Spanish at Oklahoma Col- lege for Women. Read The News.Classified Ads. "If the defendants disregarded the restraining order, then they are guilty of contempt of court whether the Norris-LaGuardia act applies or docs not apply. "Thtit, in this court's opinion, Is the law." Lewis, who snt stony-faced with his attorneys and the UMW so far have made no attempt to show that they tried to obey the judge's runtrainiiiH order ofNov. 18, which instructed the UMW chief to wilhdrnw his notice to the government that their work- ing agreement was ending Nov. 20. Shortly after his sharp interjec- tion, Goldsborough recessed court at p. m. and cleared the room. The whole morning hnd been taken up with argu- ments of tliroe Lewis- lawyers seeking to win dismissal of the contempt action. AFL Counsel Sees Differently Prior to the recess, Joseph Pad- way, general counsel of the AFL, !appearing in a demonstration of [AFL-solidarity behind Lewis, dis- jngreed1 with Colclsborough's nniil- lysis of the.lifw. Padway told the that Lewis' attorneys had ;advised the mine worker's chief that he was within his Hunts in disregarding the restraining ord- :cr. The justice drew a laugh when he remarked dryly: "The cemetery is full of people who took the doctor's advice." At another point, Goldsborough remarked that. Lewis and the United Mine Workers made "a very great mistake" in walking out before the courts ruled on their contract dispute with the government. Also, he said, the transfer of 500 policemen from the day shift to night duty may be responsible for the curtailed activities of bandits. Maybe, Warren smilingly sug- gested, the thugs are afraid of the dark.-. Whale milk is not essentially different from cow's milk. Food Shortages Likely in Big Cities If Strike Is Prolonged Food Processing Plants Depend on Coal, Transportation Would Continue in Better Shape Than Power Sources By OVID A. MARTIN WASHINGTON, Nov. 27, Food shortages may develop in major cities, agriculture depart- ment officials said today, if there is a prolonged coal strike. They told reporters they fore- saw no immediate disruption in processing and distributing sup- plies, nut that should the strike continue several weeks, short- ages would become acute in many areas, particularly in big cities distant from major produc- tion sections. Drastic curtailment of rail shipments of livestock could bring on a meat shortage more severe, they said, than that which developed before the lifting of pPA price controls. While much livestock is moved to market by trucks, the latter might be re- stricted for the want of gasoline normally moved by coal-burn- ing locomotives. Fruits, Vegetables First Officials said the effects of the strike will be fell first and most sharply in transportation of citrus fruits and fresh vege- tables from Florida, Texas and California; Most of the nation's food pro- cessing plants depend upon coal. Hence, a prolonged shortage of fuel would force many such plants to curtail their operations not close, In this category are dairy pro- ducts manufacturing plants, oil- seed crushing plants, refrigera- tion plants for perishable pro- ducts, sugar refineries, flour mills, nnd meat packing plants. Some Milk Areas Threatened Officials said milk production might be seriously affected in areas where dairymen are de- pendent upon feed supplies ship- ped in by rail, much of the- e.i.n depends on grains grown in the midwest. They said a long stoppage of corn production would make an already bad shortage of food fats and oils considerably worse. They reported that some West Coast Copra crushing plants al- ready have hern closed, anrt that plants for crushing soybeans, fliixsced and cottonseed face the sumo prospect. The effect of the sti'ikc on food exports will depend, they said, on the length of the strike. They said rail movement of foot! to ports probably won'l he ham- pered for a time. Shortage of coal for processing plants, or cur- tailment of electrical energy for such plants, may have more ser- ious repercussions on exports than transportation difficulties. Farm Needs Endangered The strike will seriously cur- tail the production of farm mach- inery, fertilizers and insecticides needed for next year's produc- tion if it lasts very long, offici- als said. _ It might also result in restric- tions on rail transportation of development which could affect the supply of food containers. The tobacco industry might also be affected since coal is needed for re-drying plants as well as tobacco product manu- facturing plants. Move Begins to Deny Congress Seat to Gotham's Marcantonio OPERATION DUCK: 'Men of the Sixth army pour ashore at Liso Canyon, Oceanside, California, as Operation Duck got underway. Tho operation began at dawn on November 25th, with approximate- ly troops (NEA Congreitionul Committee Probing His Election; Charged of Being Com- munist Mouthpiece II.V WIMJAM V. AHHOOAST WASHINGTON, Nov. A cjuiet move is underway to deny a scat in the now congress to veto Mercunlonio of New York City, it was learned today with disclosure! that a rnngre.'iKionnl committee is investigating his election to the house, The move has the backing of Rep. John E. nankin who has crossed verbal swords with Morcantonio on many occa- sions during the Jailer's JO years in congress as an American labor party representative. Based On Applications nankin told reporters "it is probable" a resolution to deny i> sent to Mercantonio will be of- fered when the new house con- venes .Ian. ;i. Hu declined lo say whether he. personally would of- fer it but indicated Hie challenge will be? based on the New York- er's political affiliations and ac- tivities. Holding both American labor a n d democratic Marcantonio was roeloeted Nov. !j over Republican Frederick Bryan despite support for Bryan by Patrick J. Hannigan who Josl the democratic nomination to Marcanlonio in the August pri- mary. Appealing for his friends to vote for Bryan, Hannigan said he had entered the primary against Marcantonio "solely for the purpose of driving from pub- lic office the mouthpiece in cong- ress for the communist forces in this country." House Can Deny Scat A majority vote of the house can deny a seat to any membei- elect, and for any reason. Any member may offer a resolution either denying him his office or denying the right to sit pentling an investigation by a house com- mittee. Chairman Priest (D.-Tenn.) disclosed that the house campaign investigating committee is in- quiring into Marcantonio's elec- tion in the 18th New York dis- trict. Priest told reporters 'the com- mittee wants to find out whether the fatal beating of Joseph Scat- lercggio shortly before the polls opened was part of a plan to in- timidate voters. Scatlereggio was a poll worker for Bryan. Mayor, Manager At Municipal Meeting Spencer ond Honicn At State League Convention; Legislative Ploni Talked Mayor Charles R .Spencer nm! City Manager W. K. Ihmsen :U- tenclcil the -.'tUrd annual conven- tion of the Oklahoma Munici- pal League held Monday and Tuesday at Oklahoma City. Spencer was elected to the executive board of Ihe organiza- tion. Tho convention discussed a legislative program for the com- ing year, involving pnrlieularlv means of improving the finan- cial condition of chief. Okla- homa cities now are with mi valorem tux income and many are having difficulty loca- ting enough other sources of in- come to finance noce.'sary city operations. There was discussion of Im- provement of laws involving bonds issued for sewer lino im- provements, and of feasibility of it law making possible issuance of bonds for laying of sidewalks old provisions for forcing sidewalk construction having proved unworkable1. CHTCKASHA. Nov. 27, Fifty three former high school, football players have checked oul uniforms for the "Army and Navy" football game tonight. Twenty two of the ex- gridstcrs are Army veterans and 21 are Navy veterans. The game is sponsored by the touchdown club to raise funds for the organization's projects. TH' PESSIMIST That's Reason FORT BELVO1R, Va., Nov. 27. S-Sgt. Chester Conrad de- cided to have a spot of lea before retiring so he parked his car in front of the Engineer Training Center club, and went in. 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Hi, i'am using windows7 ultimate and everything was absolutely fine on my pc…bt from few days i hv been facing a wiered kind of problem…. i used to use mozilla firefox, bt now-a-days, whenever i connect to the internet(i use micromax modem to connect) and start browsing, the firefox runs smoothly for 5-10mins and aftr that suddenly my browser hangs up(bt though when i open the task manager, it shows that firefox is responding)…so i thought may b there's a problem with firefox, so i installed google chrome…bt here too the chomre is good at its first use after installation bt from the next use it keeps on loading but none of the page actually loads, aftr sometime it shows time-out(i even hv tried re-installing the browsers)….so lastly i had to format my c: drive(where my windows was installed)…bt even after 2-3 times of formatting, the problem still continues….but yeah, internet explorer and other browsers are running smoothly…. so experts please help me out…..!
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With Freegal, you can download up to three free songs a week - to keep! Many of the songs you hear at story time are available from the Freegal service. To find the songs below in the Freegal catalog, sign in using your library card and PIN, then perform a search using the song title or artist's name.
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Hora del Cuento en Español
¡Cuentos, Canciones, Rimas, y más!
Martes 12 de febrero 10:00AM
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Bilingual Story Time / Hora del Cuento Bilingüe
Join us for a Bilingual Story Time (English/Spanish) Tuesday, Feb. 26 in the story time room at 10 a.m. We'll have stories, songs, rhymes and lots of fun with Miss Vita.
Ages birth to 5.
Acompáñenos el martes 26 de febrero a las 10:00 A.M. para la Hora del Cuento bilingüe con Señorita Vita.
iTendremos cuentos, canciones, rimas, y más para niños de 0-5 años!
Songs and rhymes from this week's story times
Published on Friday, January 25, 2013
This week's story times are all about books, reading, and libraries. Share these songs and rhymes with your child to help promote his or her love of reading. Click here to download and print a .pdf document of these rhymes and songs.
I'm Going Down to the Library
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I'm going down to the library.
Picking out a book.
Check it in, Check it out!
Sing with your child about family members or animals who might visit the library.
Published on Thursday, January 10, 2013
LinkedIn is a social networking website that connects your work life in a similar way that Facebook connects your social life. You can look for jobs, contact references, search for clients and connect with colleagues.
This one-hour class -- held on Jan. 15 at 12 p.m. -- will help you set up your account on LinkedIn and show off some of the features of the website. Please have a working email address before you come to class.
Get involved at the library with the Teen Advisory Board
Published on Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Come learn about the new Teen Advisory Board (TAB) at the Tenley-Friendship Library.
TAB is a chance not only to participate in library programs, but also to decide what they are and plan them. Two informational and planning meetings will be held on Jan. 16 and Jan. 30 at 5:30 p.m. Pizza will be served.
TAB is open to teens and preteens in grades 7 to 12 and volunteer hours are available.
Can't make it? Email Miss Megan and firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or with questions.
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Michael O'Hara (Orson Welles), after a chance meeting with Rosalie Bannister (Rita Hayworth) in New York, agrees to become a crewman on her husband Arthur Bannister's yacht bound for San Francisco. En route they pick up Bannister's law partner, George Grisby.
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So you got an e-reader and are reading more than ever? Are you also spending a fortune on books to feed your new habit? Then we want to help you! Did you know that the library offers e-books and audio books for checkout?
We know that downloading library e-books and audiobooks can be confusing, even for the tech-savvy among us. That is why we offer personalized assistance on a drop-in basis.
Need help checking out digital materials, downloading them, registering your library account or transferring library media to your e-book reader or MP3 player?
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Are you new to graphic novels? Did you know that DCPL has great collection? If you are interested in trying out the medium, here are few a suggestions.
If you liked the DC Reads book Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi, you should try Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, both books are personal narratives set in Iran during the time around the Iranian Revolution, but while Reading Lolita deals with the author's adult life, Persepolis focuses on the author's childhood and coming of age.
Teen E-book & Digital Music Clinic
Published on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Did you get an iPhone 5 for Christmas? A Kindle Fire for Hanukah? A new laptop for Kwanzaa?
Come find out how to access e-books and free music from the DC Public Library on Thursday, Jan. 3 at 3 p.m. in the Large Conference Room.
What's Happening at Tenley-Friendship Library in 2013?
Published on Wednesday, January 2, 2013
It's a new year at the Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library and a brand new chance to get involved with library programs.
Come meet some of the library staff and learn about the Teen Advisory Board (TAB) at the Tenley-Friendship Library and other activities for teens at the library. TAB is a brand new group at the library and a chance not only to participate in library programs, but also to decide what they are and to plan them.
Learn more at the Tenley-Friendship Library on Jan. 7 at 3 p.m. in the Small Conference Room!


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To our surprise, we recently found that the GeForce GTX 660 Ti generally outperforms the Radeon HD 7950 in our latency-focused tests in many of the latest games, despite the fact that the Radeon is based on decidedly beefier hardware. Although the Radeon cranked out conventionally respectable FPS averages, it often produced a number of long-latency frames interspersed throughout our testing sessions. Follow-up testing confirmed the problem isn't confined to Windows 8, and we even posted a slow-motion video illustrating the issue. We concluded that AMD has work to do in optimizing its drivers for the latest games.
Earlier today, in my blog post, I noted that AMD's David Baumann had posted in a thread at Beyond3D, stating that a host of different software-related issues are potentially responsible for the Radeon's latency issues. He claimed the slowdowns in Borderlands 2 are a buffer-sizing issue that could be addressed via a Catalyst Application Profile (CAP) update.
After seeing my blog post, Baumann contacted us to provide some additional insight into the situation, including word of a series of driver updates in the works intended to smooth out frame latencies. He writes:
The comment that you quote was just one update that highlights that some things can be tweaked fairly easily (although since coming back today I learn that it is not quite as easy as the BL2 fix does actually need to be implemented in the driver so we will have to QA a new build rather than releasing a CAP). Over the early part of the year you'll see a few driver updates help this across a variety of games.
We're pleased to see that AMD will be addressing these issues soon, even if Borderlands 2 can't be patched via a CAP update.
The most intriguing revelation in Baumann's correspondence, though, concerns one specific technical contributor to the frame latency problems on HD 7000-series Radeons based on the GCN architecture: less-than-optimal memory management in software.
Additionally, when we switched from the old VLIW architecture to the GCN core there was a significant updates to all parts of the driver was needed – although not really spoken about the entire memory management on GCN is different to prior GPU's and the initial software management for that was primarily driven by schedule and in the meantime we've been rewriting it again and we have discovered that the new version has also improved frame latency in a number of cases so we are accelerating the QA and implementation of that.
So a specific portion of AMD's driver code needs some additional attention in order to perform optimally on the year-old GCN architecture—and AMD has accelerated an overhaul of it after discovering that the new revision can alleviate frame latency issues. Wow.
Although we're not happy about the situation facing current Radeon owners, we're gratified to see that AMD has taken notice of the problems and is working to resolve them. We're also thrilled by the possibility that our latency-focused game testing may have helped nudge one of the major GPU makers into making changes that could result in improved gameplay fluidity for PC gamers going forward. Stay tuned to TR for additional updates on this situation as they become available.
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