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British Columbia (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +11.1%
750 with thanks to Liamt07, cheers!
Appearance. Pours a light straw-gold with just a bit of haze and topped with 4 fingers of fluffy white head that takes a good while to settle. Tons of bubbles streaming upwards.
Smell. Sweet red apples and peppery saison yeast, oaky red wine, cinnamon, and a little light grainy malt.
Taste. Nice dry bretty funk, some peppery saison yeast, dank wooden barrel, a bit of lemon rind, red apples and cinnamon, and a hint of wine.
Mouthfeel. Medium body, on the low side actually. Fairly strong fine carbonation.
Overall. Fantastic stuff. The best Canadian saison I've had by far. One of the better Saison's I've had period. Highly recommended. Thanks again Liam.
06-20-2013 00:42:16 | More by Rutager
Ontario (Canada)
4.39/5 rDev +8.4%
Bottle from the brewery, 750ml into a tulip. Bottled February 14, 2013.
Pale straw yellow, voluminous white head. Generous white head and great rocky retention. Nose of lemon, lime zest, brett, green apple skins, a touch of oak and the ciders barrels are right there. Some dill. Taste has more oak, dill, lemon and lime, ciders barrels come through and even a hint of the pinot noir. Interestingly has some notes that remind me of HF's Vera Mae. Medium full feel, gentle but active carbonation. Really sexy, Bellwoods continues to impress.
04-01-2013 01:52:39 | More by liamt07
Quebec (Canada)
4.33/5 rDev +6.9%
Bottle: Poured a hazy beige/yellow color ale with large white foamy head with excellent retention and some lacing. Aroma of rustic malt notes with light lemony notes is very refreshing. Taste is also dominated by rustic malt notes with some lemony notes and a super great peppery yeast finish which brings out some complexity over an easily drinkable beer. The barrel-aging might have smoothed things out but really didn't play a huge role. Body is full with great carbonation. Excellent saison and I must admit it is very impressive considering the fact that this is a relatively new brewery.
07-08-2013 17:07:55 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
05-09-2013 04:10:08 | More by yancot
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
04-11-2013 16:47:28 | More by timiskin
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.9%
04-16-2013 23:15:09 | More by Vyronian
Ontario (Canada)
4.23/5 rDev +4.4%
Bottled Feb 14, 2013. This beer is a blend of the Farmhouse Saison on its own, aged in Spirit Tree cider barrels and aged in Pinot Noir barrels.
Beer is light golden, straw-hued, with a very large white head. Good retention.
The smell immediately seems like brett to me, but I am not sure there is any in the beer. Cherry and very light funk. A variety of light fruit scents, apple in particular. Yeast. A bit of white pepper. Very nice smell.
Taste contains a dry, slightly funky yeast flavour. Cherry, other fruit. Oak. Apple, other fruit flavours that are hard to pick out. White pepper. Quite faithful to the nose, and very tasty. Quite a dry finish.
Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Dries the mouth a bit.
Overall, very good. A very nice treatment of Bellwoods' saison. The cider barrels come through well, but I don't pick up the wine barrel to the same degree It will be interesting to see how it develops, but it tastes very good now.
03-10-2013 22:49:19 | More by jrenihan
Ontario (Canada)
4.21/5 rDev +4%
Light blonde-golden colour, 2.5 fingers of white head, good amount of lace on the glass as well. Smell is funky, lots of apple and fruit, yeasty, lots of tart lemons and spices, apple cider is quite forward, not a ton of wine notes, vinous notes are present at times. Taste is fruity, apple and oak, lemon, lightly sweet with some tart notes on the back end, finishes tart and dry. Medium dry carbonation, medium body. Quite delicious, refreshing with tons of flavour, the 26oz bottle was easily handeled solo.
04-26-2013 11:58:37 | More by peensteen
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.2%
10-16-2013 20:21:24 | More by valianes
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev -1.2%
03-23-2013 02:21:31 | More by DaPan
Ontario (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev -2.5%
Bottled on Feb 14, 2013. Poured in to Bellwoods tulip.
A - A gusher! Cloudy bright yellow in colour with a massive amount of thick, foamy bright white head despite an extremely slow pour.
S - Apple cider notes hit the nose first, followed by Belgian yeast, spice, lemon and some brett-like funk.
T - Belgian yeast, clove, spice and funk are the dominant flavours. Apple, oak and lemon zest are also present. The oak becomes more apparent as the beer warms.
M - Light to medium body. Moderate to heavy carbonation.
04-13-2013 18:59:42 | More by TheSevenDuffs
Ontario (Canada)
3.94/5 rDev -2.7%
Bottle from Sammy. Served in a tulip next to the Farmhouse Classic, and Farmhouse Classic with brett.
A - Slight gusher. Big off-white foam eventually settles to a cap, leaving behind specks of lacing. Hazed pale straw body.
S - Lots of oak and a decent amount of wine character as well. There's definitely brett in here, as there's a musty, funky flavor in addition to the peppery farmhouse strain. As the beer warms up, some cider and malt sweetness start to creep in, but this is very yeast and oak dominated.
T - More sweetness here, with both cider and jammy wine flavors over top of some pale malt and cereal grain. Oak is more restrained, imparting wood and vanilla notes, and the brett only shows up in the finish with a faint medicinal note. I like the balance of flavors better here.
M - Zesty carbonation that's a bit high for my tastes. Dry, medium body, with some lingering tannins. Perhaps a tad thin, although this is only 6.5%.
D - An enjoyable brew, but not sure it's an improvement over the base. The oak seems to disguise some of the more subtle flavors and the aggressive carbonation does likewise. I'd like to try this again on-tap when it's fresh, as I'm guessing the brett cleared out some of the residual sweetness.
08-20-2013 15:24:53 | More by MasterSki
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev -6.2%
Recent bottle from the retail store. Somewhat of a foamer with a deep yellow body and lots of bubbles. Aggressive carbonation, above average mouthfeel. Somewhat funk and in the style. Good farmhouse, good drinkability. Not getting much of the barreling impact, but its nice.
04-03-2013 23:30:49 | More by Sammy
Quebec (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
09-09-2013 02:46:25 | More by oldp0rt
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
05-06-2013 02:52:10 | More by KeKeKumba
Ontario (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev -7.4%
04-14-2014 00:52:43 | More by WeissBoy
New Brunswick (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -13.6%
05-01-2013 02:50:40 | More by CurtisD
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This update contains some very important information regarding the Women's Freefly World Record in November. Please read it carefully and thoroughly. We suggest that you save it so that you may refer to it at a later time should you have any questions regarding this event.
You may now register for the Women's Freefly World Record. The pre-registration deadline is Monday, November 24th. If you register on or before this date, the cost is $495 credit card or $480 check (or money order). If you register after this date, the cost is $518 credit card or $500 check (or money order).
This cost covers your registration fee, camera flyers, judges, organizers, oxygen (for higher altitude jumps), and 15 jumps: 5 from 13,000 ft.; 5 from 16,000 ft.; and 5 from 18,000 ft.
You may pay by credit card, check, or money order. To pay by credit card, call Skydive Arizona at (520) 466-3753. To pay by check, make your check payable to Amy Chmelecki and send it in with your registration (see below).
You must have the following to participate:
USPA membership (or a membership in your representative country's equivalent skydiving governing board)
Current FAI sporting license (go to the USPA website for more information)
D-license (or equivalent from your country's skydiving governing body)
In-date reserve
To register: Print out the attached form and fill it out as completely and accurately as possible. Mail the form, a copy of your USPA card (or your country's equivalent), a copy of your FAI card, and a check (if applicable) to the following address:
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Eloy, AZ 85231
If you do not currently have your USPA card or FAI card but you want to go ahead and register now, please do so. You have until Thursday, November 27th to provide us with copies of this information. However, the more people that send us their information early the better.
The WWR is happening at the same time as the Freefly Festival. Participants in the VWR WWR are not required to pay the registration fee for the Freefly Festival.
Several ladies have e-mailed us and mentioned that they would like to arrive a few days early and begin warming up before the actual record. Amy, Missy, and Jen will be organizing warm-up dives beginning on Tuesday, November 25th and ending Thursday, November 27th (the day before the record). We will be organizing no more than 5 jumps per day.
You may purchase up to 15 jump tickets at a discounted rate of $17/jump (after cash discount). These tickets may be used only for warm-up dives organized by one of the Sugar Gliderz. You may purchase the tickets when you register (if so, please indicate that on your form) or you may purchase them when you arrive the week of the event.
We will start on Friday, November 28th with at least a 6-way. Upon successful completion of this first record, we will add more people and build a bigger formation. Upon completion of this record, we will again add more people and build an even bigger formation. This process will continue for the entire 3 days of the records. Therefore, just because you do not get on the first record jumps does not mean that you will not get on any record jumps.
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We will be having a mandatory meeting at 7:00pm on Thursday, Nov. 27th. Please make your travel arrangements with this in mind.
Our official camera flyers are Jason Peters and Greg Gasson. They will also be shooting still photographs. We will have additional camera people available for the warm-up dives.
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As always, there is free camping available at Skydive Arizona. The bunkhouse is also available on a first-come first-served basis for $5 per night. Here are a few local hotels:
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BEFORE you register, please be very clear about one thing. Paying your registration fee and registering for the WWR does NOT guarantee you a slot on the actual record dives. The objective of this event is to build the biggest female freefly formation possible as safely as possible. This event is not a skills camp. If you are unsure of your flying abilities, please be realistic. If you cannot comfortably dock on a 6-way, you should not be participating in this event.
It is entirely possible that the skydives organized by Curtis will be bigger than the record skydives (especially in the beginning). Thus, everyone who participates must have the necessary skills to be safe on a large VRW formation. If you are unsafe, you will not be jumping with either group.
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We thank all of you for your dedication and hard work. We look forward to this event. If you have any further questions, please email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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KRIV-TV in Houston and The Houston Chronicle are reporting that Yao has a stress fracture in his left foot and the Rockets are expected to announce he will have season-ending surgery later Tuesday.
The team has scheduled an afternoon news conference.
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Representatives from the US Department of Justice and State Department are
expected to attend a hearing in the Ofer Military Court on Sunday in the ongoing
trial of two Palestinian men charged with deliberately killing an American
citizen and his son last year.
Asher Palmer, 24, and his infant son
Yonatan were killed when their car overturned as they drove on Route 60 near
Kiryat Arba. The father and son were driving to meet Asher's pregnant wife in
A police investigation revealed that the father and son were
murdered as the result of rock-throwing and not a car accident as the IDF
initially suspected.
Two Palestinian men – Wa'al al- Arjeh and Ali
Saadeh, both from Halhoul near Hebron – were charged in the Ofer Military Court
with intentionally causing the deaths of Asher and Yonatan, equivalent to a
murder charge under civilian law. The offense is punishable by life in
A representative of the Palmer family said monitors from the US
State Department were present at the last hearing in the case on April 18, after
which the US Department of Justice told the Palmers it would also monitor the
Attorney Adrian Agassi, a former military court judge who is
representing the Palmer family, told The Jerusalem Post that the US does not
usually monitor overseas trials.
Public interest around the trial and the
fact that the military court stopped the US consul from attending one of the
early hearings, perhaps prompted the US authorities to attend the Palmer trial,
he suggested.
The charges against Arjeh and Saadeh include deliberately
stoning cars in order to cause death.
Significantly, the prosecution
alleges that the two men developed a novel method to use stones as lethal
missiles by hurling them from a fastmoving car.
The prosecution alleges
that Arjeh and Saadeh were both in a fast-moving car when one of them threw a
stone at the car Asher was driving, deliberately intending to cause the deaths
of the car's occupants.
"Rocks thrown from a moving car have a far
greater velocity than if they were thrown by someone standing at the side of the
road," Agassi noted.
The indictment against Arjeh and Saadeh alleges that
the two men used the stone-throwing method in other attacks.
Arjeh is
charged with 30 offenses, including another attempted murder in which he
allegedly threw rocks at a bus in order to cause the deaths of
Saadeh was also indicted on charges of attempted murder,
conspiracy to murder and illegal military training. The indictment lists a total
of 23 charges against him, all related to attacks and security offenses in the
area, and including an attempt to fire an M-16 rifle at a passenger bus on Route
The military court will set a legal precedent if it finds the two
Palestinians guilty of deliberately causing the deaths of Asher and Yonatan,
Agassi said, because it will be the first time stone-throwing was used to
deliberately kill someone.
Four other Palestinian men are standing trial
alongside Arjeh and Saadeh on charges of being co-conspirators in the attack and
carrying out similar rock-throwing attacks on Road 60.
All six men are
from the same village and are allegedly part of a gang that used the rock
throwing from a fast-moving car method to carry out terror attacks, according to
Agassi added that because of the significance of the case, the
Palmer family is determined to see that the prosecution continue to push to
prove that Arjeh and Saadeh intentionally caused Asher's and Yonatan's deaths,
which will see both defendants sentenced to life in prison.
"We don't
want the prosecution to give in and agree to a plea bargain with 20-year
sentences instead of life," he said.
So far, the court has not heard the
defense arguments but lawyers for the two Palestinian men are expected to argue
that they did not intend to kill Asher and Yonatan when they threw the
Another Palestinian man, Shehada Awad Shehada Shatat was convicted
in March of stealing Asher's gun after the deadly attack and sentenced to 10
months in prison – which the Palmer family slammed as far too
Shatat was apparently not connected to the stone throwers but
was driving on Road 60 when he saw Asher's car overturn and crash. He stole
Asher's gun, but did not call for an ambulance or attempt to help Asher and
Michael Palmer, Asher's father, said after Shatat's sentencing
that the military advocate-general had not told him that the hearing was to take
place, and so he could not attend and speak to the court before the
In a precedent-setting development, the prosecution appealed
the move and received permission for Michael Palmer to present a victim's
affidavit to the court. The appeal hearing is scheduled for Tuesday in the Ofer
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Solar-powered farm equipment.
Almond byproducts as biofuels.
Reducing noise in neonatal intensive care units.
New valves to improve blood flow for newborns.
These were just some of the cutting-edge projects unveiled by UC Merced engineering and management students Wednesday at the Innovate to Grow competition.
Engineering students Gabriel Avila, Hien Lu, Adrian Garcia and Sheena Truong were the winners of the competition, which gives students the opportunity to work with businesses to solve different real-world engineering challenges. The management students on the winning team were Jonathan Gutierrez, Sahana Ashok Nayak, Anastasia Volnova and Jared Calinisan.
In second place was the team with a way to reduce noise in the neonatal intensive care unit at the Children's Hospital Central California in Madera, while third place went to a team that would use reclaimed water for irrigation and landscaping from the city's wastewater treatment plant. Fourth place went to the team that came up with a solar system to purify drinking water for the San Joaquin Valley, according to school officials.
The groups shared the $5,000 grand prize.
The projects were judged by a six-member panel that included former rapper MC Hammer, who sits on the university's Board of Trustees.
Avila, 23, and his teammates were asked to redesign the Children's Hospital n Madera's valve system for checking oxygen levels in the blood of newborns, which is used to draw blood to see if they are getting enough oxygen.
The system was susceptible to blood sedimentation because of buildup in the valves, which could lead to blood clotting, said Avila, a mechanical engineering senior.
The group came up with a "Y" shaped valve so blood wouldn't have to stop, and build up would be eliminated, Avila explained. "It creates a smoother flow for the blood to go in," he said.
The valve can also be used on older patients. The team has submitted a patent for the project.
Dan Hirleman, the dean of engineering at UC Merced, said such projects give students real-world, hands-on experience in applying their engineering knowledge.
To receive an engineering degree, students had to finish what's called a Capstone project, pulling together everything they'd learned in four years and presenting it during the competition.
The 14 teams were judged based on pitches made to judges in an elevator on campus, posters describing their project, the presentations and videos.
Hammer said the ideas from the students would either have an entrepreneurial or consumer benefit. "It's a fundamental part of moving from creating a product to a company," Hammer said, adding that all the teams were "winning" teams.
One team -- Roy Gore, Michael Katz, Janna Rodriguez and Pedro Contreras -- was asked to do a project for Pelco by Schneider Electric, a company that develops and manufactures video security systems. The management students on the team were Susanna Figueroa, Roberto Rios-Rios, Bryan Eo-Yi Kuo and Amandeep Kaur Anandpuri.
They came up with a cooling system for a security camera enclosure.
"There was nothing on the market that uses an active cooling system," Gore said. An active cooling system allows the camera to be cooled down immediately or go dormant and turn off when it's not needed.
The young engineers also added reflective material on the exterior of the camera and its cooling system that had never been used before.
The camera can be used in high temperature environments such as Abu Dhabi or the Sahara, Katz said. If it needs to be used in low temperatures, he said, the current in the cooling system can be reversed to keep it operating.
His group also submitted a patent for its project.
The teams spent the entire spring semester working on their projects, facing some hiccups along the way.
Still, Gore said, it was a great learning experience.
"I would definitely do it again," he said. "It's a real-world thing, real-world problem, (you) work on them and deal with people."
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bhop2920 December 12, 2013 @ 8:27 PM
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Boiler pressureTwin boilers, two circs, 1 zone, 1 circ fist stage, 1 circ 2nd stage, 40 psi relief valve on both boilers. 4 floors of heating w 2 indoor sensor on each floor which is averaged w 1 t stat on first floor boiler in basement, circs on return when boiler is at 130 degrees pressure is at about 12 psi and when at 160 is about 25 psi. For some reason when a-stat set for cold start relief blows off when it makes temp at 180 when I have it set for 160-180 relief doesn't. There's no real problem I'm just curious if anyone had any ideas why this is so.
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nicholas bonham-carter December 12, 2013 @ 8:39 PM
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40 psi Relief valve blowingMaybe your expansion tank is waterlogged with a bad diaphragm, or too small.--NBC
earl burnermann December 12, 2013 @ 8:41 PM
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expansion tank may be failing.sorry, double posted.If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy!This post was edited by an admin on December 12, 2013 8:42 PM.
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expansion tank may be failing.Probably have spin-on expansion tank, or tanks to create an air cushion for the heated water. As the water in the system expands due to heat, the air behind the rubber diaphragm compresses and allows the water to enter the tank and keeps the boiler from flooding and dumping into the room. You need 1 psi of water pressure for every 2.31 feet the water has to travel up, plus 4 psi extra. That's what the fill valve should be set to when cold. What ever pressure that comes out to should be the pressure your expansion tank is charged to when installed.If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy!
bhop2920 December 12, 2013 @ 9:09 PM
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Expansion tankYea I know to drain expansion tank but I found it strange that when boiler a-stat is set for 130-180 relief valve blows off but when I have it at 160-180 it doesn't. Was just curious if this made any sense to anyone.
Paul48 December 12, 2013 @ 9:38 PM
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Couple ThoughtsIt does sound like you are walking the tight-rope with expansion capacity, and 12 psi is not enough pressure to keep 4 floors full, to the highest point of radiation.
Jamie Hall December 12, 2013 @ 9:15 PM
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It does seem a little odd...but I can think of at least one possibility. If the expansion tank is really waterlogged or failed, when the system cools to 130 the water contracts and the pressure drops -- if the pressure drops enough, it could even pull a vacuum. Either way, air -- or water if there is a feed from the domestic line attached -- will get in there and replace the volume. Now when it heats up, it all tries to expand and there's nowhere for it to go, so poof goes the relief valve. But if it only has cooled to say 180 or so it doesn't contract as much, so it the pressure doesn't drop to pull in a little water or air...
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icesailor December 12, 2013 @ 9:16 PM
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Expansion Tanks.Sounds like it might be failing and needs to be replaced with one considerably larger if it is a cold start and 4 floors.
Most expansion tanks are way undersized especially when used for a cold start system.


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While people might be just as generous as years past, charities are having a tougher time helping families this year.
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Navy veterans Tamarra Robinson and her husband, Randell Robinson are going back to school full time because they haven't been able to find steady work in the five years since getting out of the military.
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Fayetteville Wal-mart hosted a celebration of our veterans on Saturday, Nov. 10. Pat Alton, store manager, was the host. Guest speaker was Pastor Ron George from Lovers Leap Baptist Church, and singers were Deputy Rob Legg and Saundra Tucker.
The ceremony was opening by the presentation of the flag by Boy Scout Troop 600 from Lookout and the Pledge of Allegience was led by Deputy Legg. Sen. William R. Laird IV and Del. David Perry presented the store with a certificate from the Department of Defense for Wal-mart's involvment in helping our veterans.
Associate Larry Hamlin, a Vietnam veteran, spoke of moments of the war that will forever be etched into his mind and then read a proclamation from President Obama. Senator Laird helped the store manager present certificates to the store's 16 veterans (five from Vietnam).
As the ceremony wound down guests were escorted outside by Troop 600 to where the Oak Hill VFW Post did the 21-gun salute and roll call. Refreshments were served immediately after.
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I've always wondered why USC decided to name their team after one of the most famous (and perhaps idiotic) losers in history. I mean sure Hector was cool and all, but everyone remembers Achilles from the Achaeans more. The Trojans did have pretty boy Paris, though, who stole Helen....I suppose that would be more fitting for a Hollywood school.
And their biggest claim to fame? They brought in the large wooden horse filled with their enemies who then hopped on out and killed them all and burned their city.
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The amazing UFO was photographed in the mountains of Senhor Do Bonfim, Brazil, Apr 14, 2013 The unidentified flying object (UFO), was seen in the Serra do Gado Bravo by two cyclists who called it to the attention of many others in the area. The images were taken by Raymond Pool and Igor Geovani while participating in a trail mountain bike competition. According to witnesses the oval object, suddenly appeared and caused a big surprise.
The witnesses spoke to the Brazilian news site falandotudo.com and reported that the flying object made a slight noise, like a sewing machine when it was seen coming out of the forest. "Raymond saw and shouted for the camera, I was scared, I thought about the race, but endured the fear and took some pictures, said Igor Geovani who took six pictures of the object.
According to the two friends, the UFO was seen around 15:30 and stayed for about 15 minutes in the air before disappearing in an unimaginable speed. The object landed in a place that was difficult to access and very are when the two noticed its presence and they started taking pictures" Raymond commented swimming. Asked about the size of the ship, he said, "was the length of the car."
The Serra do Gado Bravo is an extension of the Chapada Diamantina mountain range with the peak in the municipality of Senhor do Bonfim da Bahia north. The site is known as a stage for various soils. The photographic record of the supposed "alien spacecraft" was sent to ufologist Gaucho Ubirajara Lins, for analysis.
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I knew it had to be Kirsten, but it was very tough to choose between these looks. She really had a great day.
Wow! Not a single black dress!
Milla Jovovich because her look is the most original and interesting. It came out of nowhere- anything is possible with Milla Jovovich and she looks fabulous.
Yes I have to say Milla too, although Kirsten Dunst made me pause……but Milla's was just too perfect to pass up…
Very well said.
I agree with, I like Kristen in Chloé but Milla's look is incredibly beautiful and fresh.
Kirsten Dunst is really looking beautiful. Great choices which are just that bit different.
Pretty lackluster day, where is Fan Bing Bing when you need her?
Only four more days!
is it just me or the cannes film festival really does seems less exciting and somehow slower this year..id on't know why, i just feel this way.
May be becuase we saw aishwarya only 2 days
where is she
Beyonce's video, where she's wearing Alexander McQueen, is finally out http://youtu.be/VBmMU_iwe6U
Got it wrong again! (not wrong: just not the majority). I chose Milla simply because I liked the look the best. Kristen in yellow was kind of my first choice: I assumed she'd split her own vote but in total she got 57% of the vote! Way to go, Kristen!
Hope you're having an amazing time. How could you not?
I thought I was going to be in the minority for picking Kirsten Dunst in Chloe so I was pleasantly surprised that (so far) she's in the lead! I was never much of a fan of Kirsten on the red carpet but that yellow look is really quire perfect.
I thought I'd be the only one voting for Kirsten's Chloe dress as it's a day dress but it's in the lead! It's so gorgeous, the cut is amazing and I never thought a blonde could carry that colour but it's beautiful on her!
What is so special about Kirsten's yellow look? I really dont see it.
I agree, nothing really stunning but maybe the best in this 5.
I really like KIKI's yellow dress~and her smile, and her shoes!!!
I'm so glad to see KIKI show her style amazingly at Cannes ,FC!
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Ms. Scott is active in both the Bar Association of Baltimore City and Maryland State Bar Association. She received a Certificate of Completion and was inducted into the Maryland State Bar Leadership Academy in 2007, where she worked on projects to promote effective leadership within the Maryland Bar. From 2010-2012, Ms. Scott served as Chair of the Government and Public Interest Lawyers Committee for the Bar Association of Baltimore City. In the two terms she served as Committee Chair, Ms. Scott organized and implemented professional, educational, community, and social events. In 2013, Ms. Scott was selected as a Fellow of the Baltimore Bar Foundation.
In addition to her trial work, Ms. Scott is a personal finance author and motivational speaker. Her book, Legal Aid Wealth: Surviving and Thriving on the Salary of a Public Interest Attorney, has garnered national attention and she travels throughout the country, lecturing at schools and conferences on money management.
Ms. Scott is admitted to practice law in Maryland, New York, and Washington, D.C. She resides in Baltimore, Maryland.
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I posted the *controversial* video for the first release from the album last week - Bonfire.
If you liked what you heard in that track, then you might be interested in listening to the full album (which isn't out until the 15th), courtesy of NPR; they have an exclusive "first listen" to the entire album, which you can stream right now by clicking HERE. I'm listening to it right now, while I work. 3 tracks in, and I can say that I'm not yet reaching for my STOP button, for whatever that's worth.
Nia | November 9, 2011 12:08 AM
I like it. I'll probably get labeled with the misguided youth title like I normally do. I respect his hustle. I love to wordplay and the cultural references. Some call it "hipster" which in itself is an ignorant word and really crippling to creativity or being different. Can you give me a stock example of a "hipster"? I'm ranting... I agree the sexual prowess and misogyny can be a bit grating and forced, but there are alot of gems on hear. Glad to see Donald trying his hand at BOTH and succeeding.
B | November 8, 2011 12:30 AM
This album has a lot of great tunes/beats filled with mostly crap lyrics about hoes and b*tches and descriptions of his genitalia. I mean, his misogyny is disgusting (like Kanye disgusting in its misogyny), which is unfortunate because I think he has skills. And seriously, how many descriptions of his penis do we need? Anyway, I only like three songs from the album: Firefly (my favorite, actually an amazing song), Heartbeat and Hold You Down. (I would actually like to buy Firefly, but it's not yet available for individual download). Thanks for the link.


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Police said an officer spotted 18-year-old Tommy Harrison Jr., of Asheville, in the Shiloh community and remembered that Harrison had a warrant for his arrest. They said that when the officer tried to arrest Harrison, he fled.
Police said the officer caught up with Harrison a short time later. They said that as the officer was trying to arrest Harrison, a group of about 20 people gathered at the scene and were shouting at the officer. They said backup arrived and were able to control the situation.
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Since I'm sure we've all had our fill of reading about who the Saints SHOULD take in this year's NFL Draft, I thought it might be fun to throw together one horrifically bad mock. Five stomach-turning picks that will leave you wishing we had traded them all for the right to draft Texas RB Vondrell McGee in the Top 5. While all are at least somewhat plausible selections based on the players' current draft stock, none hold a lick of rhyme or reason outside of that. Of course, that won't keep PayLoo from slathering each decision with their own brand of rose-tinted rhetoric. Think you've seen the worst? Read on.
24. Danny Watkins, OG Baylor. As it turns out, Phil Taylor wasn't the player that caught the eyes of Saints scouts at Baylor's March 2nd pro day. No, that distinction evidently goes to Watkins, a 26 year old late bloomer, who did not play high school football whatsoever. Despite having only started 25 games at the Division I level, he is being touted as the best pure OG prospect in this draft.
"Danny's a special player" explains Saints GM Mickey Loomis. "He was drafted 4th overall in last May's CFL draft by the BC Lions, a team that has turned out some incredible NFL talent over the years, like Joe Kapp. Danny's from British Columbia and chose not to sign with the Lions. We think that speaks volumes of his character. Not only his dogged determination to earn his degree in just 14 short semesters, but also for the chance to play at the highest level of football that exists, right here in New Orleans. We're excited about his level of maturity. Danny will be 27 years old in November. As an offensive lineman, that's considered the prime of your career. We feel blessed to land a player of Danny's caliber this late in the first round. He'll compete with Brian de la Puente for a starting spot, at least until we get around to re-signing Carl Nicks."
56. Marcus Gilchrist, FS Clemson. After addressing the interior of an offensive line that gave up a whopping 25 sacks last season, the Saints' brass turns its attention to their much maligned 4th ranked secondary. Here's what head coach Sean Payton has to say about Darren Sharper's heir apparent:
"I fell in love with Marcus shortly after realizing the versatility he'll afford us in dime packages. When our opponents break huddle in a four WR set, we'll now be able to shift Malcolm Jenkins over to CB, with Gilchrist coming in to relieve him at safety. As you may remember, we experimented with this idea in the Dallas game last season, and Malcolm was able to come up with a game-saving forced fumble, after getting beaten badly on a slant route. A few more big plays like that here and there and heck, we may no longer need a punt returner. Plus, just about every one of the top rated safeties in this draft are six feet or taller. Not Marcus. He's 5'10". That should help him reach the turf a lot faster, on those patented submarine tackles; the ones Gregg teaches all of our young defensive backs."
70. Matt Szczur, WR/KR Villanova. Loomis gets a bit creative here, trading this year's 225th overall selection, a 7th round pick in next year's draft and a conditional 5th round pick in 2013 to the Cleveland Browns, in order to move up two spots and snag the NFL rights to former Wildcat jack of all trades -- and current Chicago Cubs center fielder --Szczur.
"First, let me just say that we are elated to land a player of Matt's athleticism" asserts Loomis. "He is super duper fast and can catch with the best of them. Even without a glove. If and when he decides to play professional football, he will prove to be an absolute steal in the 3rd round. He's already a better two sport WR than Jeff Samardzija ever was. And his last name is spelled just a little bit crazier. We knew that Dallas had their grubby eyes on Matt, so we decided to pull the trigger and leapfrog them :high five:. As CSC's own stujo4 would be quick to point out, that was a rather shrewd move on my part. In case you're wondering about the conditional pick, it's fully contingent upon Szczur playing in the World Series this calendar year. Trust me, the Cubs aren't going to the World Series, with or without Matt. It's truly nothing more than a poison pill and Tom Heckert is a chump for swallowing it whole. If the unthinkable happens and he doesn't play football, all we lost is a couple of 7th rounders. Big whoop."
88. Pat Devlin, QB Delaware. As if geriatric guards and baseball-playing receivers weren't enough, Loomis then decides to spend a 3rd round pick on the one developmental backup QB that seemingly no other NFL franchise is interested in.
"Pat may have been beaten out by Daryll Clark at Delaware, but that doesn't mean he isn't a very, very good quarterback" says Sean Payton of his latest pet project. "We're talking about a Blue Hens program that turned out the great Joe Flacco just a few years back. Their uniforms look just like Michigan's. Have you seen them? I have and I couldn't tell the difference. And I tell you what, if you guys think Drew is accurate with his passes, wait until you get a load of this guy. He just flicks his wrist and BOOM! The nose of the ball is embedded in someone's shoulder pads. I've honestly never seen anything like it. He's like a ninja tossing football-shaped Japanese throwing stars out there. Makes Chase look like a sissy-armed mongrel. I don't like this pick. I love it."
242. Josh Jasper, K Louisiana State. With their compensatory selection, the Saints elect to give Garrett Hartley something else to think about, besides Adderall prescriptions and engagement rings.
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October 2, 2013 | Posted By: Jessica Turner | Categorized in: Entertainment
Fall festivities are, officially, in full swing. The gradual changing of the leaves gives way to one of our most beloved holidays, Halloween. It is the one time of the year where little kids, and big kids too, can be who and what they want to be for a night. It is the night where fantasy comes to life.
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How fun, tiffybaby1! I'm still not sure what I'm going as!
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I know this is a Lions blog but occasionally there is a person that has such a powerful impact on their sport as to transcend boundaries. Sparky Anderson was one of those men. My memories of him started with the Detroit Tigers and he never disappointed. He was a forward thinking gentleman of the game.
76 years is just not enough for a man of his caliber and the world is a little darker now that he is gone.
My heart goes out to his family, friends, fans and every other person he touched during his amazing life.
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Friday, jurors awarded more than $250 million in damages in the first of thousands of Vioxx related lawsuits.
"This should be a wake up call. The consumers have a right to know what the risks are when you take a drug," says Carol Ernst.
Robert Ernst suffered a heart attack in 2001 while taking that arthritis painkiller. Now his wife, Carol, has won her lawsuit against Merck Pharmaceuticals, the maker of the drug that she says killed her husband.
"There are some on Wall Street who think Vioxx needs to stock away billions of dollars to settle these cases in the long run," says Michael Huckman, CNBC.
It was last September when Merck voluntarily pulled Vioxx from the market after a study found an increased risk of heart attacks in patients taking the drug.
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Lord Conrad Black and James "Whitey" Bulger are vastly different men. But both federal prosecutions raise similar fundamental questions about the propriety of certain prosecutorial tactics that interfere with a defendant's constitutional right to mount an adequate defense. In my most recent "Injustice Department" column for Forbes.com, I explain how these tactics virtually assure convictions, regardless of guilt or the niceties of "due process of law." Yet these unconstitutional techniques are the rule, not the exception, when the Department of Justice really wants to win a case without the defendant putting up much of a fight.
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This isn't over folks, not by a long shot.
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) light heavyweight number one contender, Rashad Evans, blew a gasket earlier this week when his camp mistakenly informed him that promotion president Dana White had bet $500,000 on Jon Jones, who defends his title against "Suga" at the UFC 145 pay-per-view (PPV) event on April 21, 2012 from the Philips Arena in Atlanta, Georgia.
He didn't.
Team Evans had misinterpreted a caption by mixed martial arts (MMA) website CagePotato.com, who made light of "Bones" recent sponsorship deal with the UFC, one that drew the ire of a small portion of the fight community for its perceived favoritism and/or conflict of interest.
See the caption in question right here.
The world's largest fight promotion demanded -- and received -- a retraction from CagePotato, but as Zuffa CEO Lorenzo Fertitta explains to USA Today, it may not be enough to combat the fallout from the "reckless" post.
His comments, after the jump.
"We had a flurry of people contacting us through e-mail, Twitter ... Rashad throwing a complete fit ... and then Dana having to call him to calm him down. If (people) thought it was just satire, we wouldn't have had that reaction. Dana had to talk to Rashad on the phone for 30 minutes to calm him down, to tell him, 'Are you crazy? There's no way I would ever bet on a fight or bet against you.' It didn't read like a joke at all. If you look at the article, when you first read that, it sounds like that they were in a room with Dana, talking to him, and he says, 'Oh, and he kind of made a mistake and said something, and said 'Don't print that.' We're currently evaluating whether [their retraction] is sufficient or not. Like I said, there's been a massive amount of fallout in the wake of them putting out something that is completely reckless in the way that they did. I don't understand how anybody could defend what they did. It's a very serious allegation. You've got to understand, Rashad's entire team -- his entire camp -- was in his ear telling him they read this online and that Dana bet half a million dollars against him. This was a real issue. This isn't just some kind of slap on the back, funny little joke. This was reckless reporting on their part."
CagePotato editor Ben Goldstein, who described the situation as "silly," offered his apology but also promised legal action of his own if the UFC continued to pursue his dot com for "satirical captions."
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Don't tell that to Rashad Evans, who has enough things to worry about heading into this weekend's title fight. To see what else he's up against in "The Peach State" click here and here.


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This is an amazingly tasty dish. Baby Lady hardly ever eats a whole chicken quarter but she did this one. :)
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The seven students -- Stephanie Chen, Chelsea Kolff, Amy LaViers, Sarah Outhwaite, Julie Rubinger, Jennie Scholick and Elizabeth Schwall -- are among a select group of Princeton University students who elect to do a second thesis that involves choreography and performance.
2009 Spring Dance Festival - Spring into Dance
Students performing in dances by faculty Rebecca Lazier, Edisa Weeks and Zvi Gotheiner; guests Cherylyn Lavagnino and Take Ueyama; and advanced students choreography.
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A bi-annual faculty dance concert, will bring to the stage the extraordinary backgrounds and professional accomplishments of Princeton's renowned dance faculty and guests, all of whom are active members in the world of dance.
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Featuring dances by Mark Morris and Susan Marshall, performed alongside choreography by Ze'eva Cohen, the Head of Dance at Princeton, Faculty Member Edisa Weeks and guest choreographer Marianela Boan, a prominent artist of Cuban origin.
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John Niko died of multiple blunt force trauma, officials say
Hunterdon Co., N.J. man also stabbed
Published: Jun 03 2013 12:19:00 PM EDT
An autopsy has revealed how a murdered Hunterdon Co., N.J. man died last week.
The county medical examiner said 35-year-old John Niko died of blunt force trauma to the head and chest, as well as multiple stab wounds.
Niko was found murdered in his Raritan Twp. townhouse after he failed to show up for work Friday afternoon.
A suspect, 39-year-old Gary Passarelli of North Plainfield Twp., was arrested and remains in the Hunterdon County Jail in lieu of $1 million bail.
Passarelli is facing first degree murder charges.
Officials said the two men had known each other for a long time.
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Commemoration includes a lecture by Prof. Baskara T. Wardaya, Universitas Sanata Dharma
Saturday, May 12, 20127:00 PM - 9:00 PM509 E. Arrow Highway, 2nd Floor AuditoriumGlendora, CA 91740
This event commemorates the many acts of mass violence that occurred throughout Indonesia in May of 1998. It has been documented that over 1,000 people suffered death in the widespread rioting. Businesses were targeted and destroyed. Hundreds of ethnic Chinese women were raped and sexually assaulted. The events of the Tragedy of May '98 sparked the reform of Indonesian government and catapulted it into the democracy that it is today.
The commemoration includes a lecture by Prof. Baskara T. Wardaya, Universitas Sanata Dharma
Prof. Baskara T. Wardaya, S.J. received Master's and Ph.D. degrees in History from Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He teaches at Sanata Dharma University and Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. He also works as the Director of PUSdEP (Center for History and Political Ethics). His publications include: Bung Karno Menggugat! [Sukarno Accuses, 2006]; Cold War Shadow: United States Policy toward Indonesia 1953-1963 (2007); and Membongkar Supersemar [Dismantling "Supersemar", 2007]. Currently he is a visiting Fulbright Professor in the Department of History at the University of California, Riverside. Though his scholarship ranges from history to religion to politics, he is most known for his research titled, "Indonesian Catholics and the Struggle for Democracy," which explores the complicated relationship between Indonesian Catholics' varying levels of political participation and democracy developing within Indonesia. Most recently he was a featured speaker at the 2011 UCLA Indonesian Studies Conference.
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Neil Drysdale is no stranger when it comes to winning marathon races. The Hall of Fame trainer has won the mile-and-a-half San Luis Rey Stakes four times, three times in its last seven runnings, twice with Bourbon Bay, in 2010 and again in 2012.
Next Saturday, Drysdale goes for No. 5 when he sends out the French-bred Lucayan in the Grade II test for four-year-olds and up at 10 furlongs on the grass.
"He's already won at a mile and a half," Drysdale said, referring to the Grade II Hollywood Turf Cup last Dec. 14. "He had a wide trip last out (when third in the Grade II San Marcos Stakes at 1 ¼ miles on Feb. 8). Hopefully, he'll get a better run on Saturday."
Probable for the San Luis Rey: Free With Fire, Tyler Baze; Lucayan, Mike Smith; Temeraine, Gary Stevens; and Vagabond Shoes, Victor Espinoza.
Trainer Richard Mandella said San Luis Rey nominee Segway likely would pass the race and be pointed to the Grade III, $100,000 Tokyo City Cup at a mile and a half on the main track March 29.
Art Sherman said there was "a chance" that California Chrome could run in the Santa Derby on April 5, but any firm plans for the California-bred colt's next race were still undetermined as of Sunday morning.
"We're playing it by ear with him," the trainer said of the streaking stakes winner, who has captured his last three added-money events by a combined margin of 19 lengths, most recently the Grade II San Felipe Stakes on March 8, which earned the son of Lucky Pulpit 50 qualifying points to the Kentucky Derby on May 3.
"The horse is doing well," Sherman said. "He galloped this morning (at his Los Alamitos headquarters). Let's say he's on the Derby trail and there's a chance he could run in the Santa Anita Derby."
Without a race between the San Felipe and the Run for the Roses, California Chrome would have gone nearly two months without running prior to the Churchill Downs classic.
"We'll wait and see how the horse is doing," Sherman said.
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Meanwhile, trainer John Sadler was back on the beat on a warm-and-getting-warmer Sunday morning at Santa Anita after a disappointing trip to Arkansas yesterday where San Vicente Stakes winner Kobe's Back finished seventh of eight, beaten 28 lengths, in the Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park.
"He wasn't really ready for the start, he ducked out on the first turn, and after that it got worse," Sadler said in succinct candor, explaining the debacle.
Sadler said Kobe's Back was due to return to California today, but had "no plans at this point. We'll have to see how he comes back."
The Grade II Rebel was won by the Bob Baffert-trained Hopportunity under Mike Smith, who at the moment appears to be in an enviable position when it comes to potential Kentucky Derby mounts.
The Hall of Fame jockey rode Intense Holiday to victory in the Risen Star on Feb. 22 and next Sunday pilots Midnight Hawk for Baffert in the Grade III Sunland Derby, where Martin Garcia rides Chitu for Baffert in the race that offers $800,000 in purse money.
Tonito M., champion colt at age two and three in Puerto Rico, arrived at Santa Anita Friday for a 3-year-old campaign under the direction of Hall of Fame trainer Jerry Hollendorfer.
Owned by Mickey Gonzales' M Racing Stable, the son of Rock Hard Ten has won six of seven starts in Puerto Rico and hopes to follow in the footsteps of Mister Frisky and Bold Forbes, who invaded from the Island Nation to make their marks in the 3-year-old classics.
FINISH LINES: Ann's Gold was none the worse for wear Sunday morning after a harrowing experience following her seventh-place finish at nearly 24-1 in Saturday's sixth race. The 3-year-old Harlan's Holiday filly collapsed at the outside fence near the 16th pole and cast herself halfway underneath the outer rail. "It was just heat exhaustion, but she's fine this morning," trainer Jack Carava said. "I talked to everyone who helped and thanked them. They all did a great job." . . . Jay Robbins, trainer of two-time Breeders' Cup Classic winner Tiznow, was a visitor to Clockers' Corner Saturday. Retired since last winter, Robbins faces a more daunting task than saddling 2000 Horse of the Year Tiznow to back-to-back Classic wins, which he did in 2000 and 2001: moving. He and his wife, Sandra, are in the process of relocating from Mt. Washington, less than 13 miles from Santa Anita, to the Carlsbad area near Del Mar . . . Leading rider Rafael Bejarano has been suspended three days (March 22, 23 and 27) for causing interference on Brave Act in Saturday's fifth race, resulting in a disqualification from first to second . . . Congrats to 20-year-old journeyman Irving (Danny) Orozco, who registered his first stakes win Saturday when he piloted Tribal Spy to a front-running victory in the Irish O'Brien Stakes for trainer Adam Kitchingman . . . Harlington's Rose, 7 ¼-length winner of Friday's second race under Tyler Baze, is being pointed to the $200,000 Evening Jewel Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at 6 ½ furlongs on April 5, trainer Steve Knapp said . . . Jorge Periban Jr., son of trainer Jorge Periban, won all three rounds in his Southern California Golden Gloves novice division boxing match last night at Lincoln Park in East Los Angeles to advance to the title round next Saturday at the same venue. Fighting for Ten Goose Boxing in the 114-pound featherweight class, Periban is unbeaten in three bouts.