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WARREN - SCOPE won't appeal its decertification as a long-term care provider by the Ohio Department of Aging.
According to SCOPE director Ralph H. Smith, the agency decided an appeal would be too expensive in that it likely would include specialized legal counsel.
Last month Ohio Department of Aging director Bonnie Kantor-Burman ordered the local senior service agency's certification be revoked.
The ruling meant SCOPE can no longer provide services under the Medicaid-funded PASSPORT program, a program for in-home care services like homemaker and personal care. However, the agency was already without Medicaid funding, cut off when the Area Agency on Aging 11, which does oversight, removed all of SCOPE's clients in the PASSPORT program.
The discipline was the result of SCOPE failing to meet a number of state requirements about vetting employees.
Board President Genevieve Bauman said in a release Friday that "Reduction of the penalty to a less damaging level is still important and other options will be explored."


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Facebook To Go Public In 2012
The Facebook co-founders could be set to see their billions increase even further as the social media company owners prepare to make Facebook public. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has reported that Mark Zuckerberg and co. are ready to file for the IPO in Q2 of 2012.
The initial public stock offering next year could raise up to $10 billion and increase the company value to more than $100 billion, but the actual amount would depend on the economy. This IPO would mean that the co-founders 24% share would equate to a $24 billion worth. The WSJ said that this valuation of the social media site is double that of Hewlett-Packard.
Back in January 2011, Facebook was valued at around $50 billion and received $450 million investment from the king of American banking, Goldman Sachs. David Ebersman, Chief Financial Officer at Facebook said that he has discussed going public with bankers at Silicon Valley but nothing had been confirmed.
Facebook has been one of the most visited websites on the internet, proving a real challenge to other online giants such as Google and MySpace. The social network already has 800 million account holders worldwide in its short seven years since it was created in a Harvard dorm.
The Facebook IPO would be as much as ten times more than other dotcoms that are waiting to go public. Many internet companies have gone public this year, including Groupon and LinkedIn, only to see their shares drop significantly within a short space of time, 41% and 36% respectively.
At the moment Facebook does not report on its financial results, but a source told Reuters that revenues for the first half of the year had doubled to $1.6 billion. However, as the company exceeded 500 shareholders it will file its public report by April 2012.
The funding from the IPO would allow Facebook to venture into other projects that are in the pipeline, such as the widely speculated Facebook smartphone.
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By PATRICK COCKBURN
"A mortar round exploded on the roof of my next-door neighbour's house, frightening my whole family," said Marwan, a friend in Baghdad. "We worry about staying alive, not about the outcome of elections in the US or whether Saddam Hussein lives or dies."
Iraqis see that, realistically, the options available to the US are limited because it is so firmly stuck in a morass. It is not just that Donald Rumsfeld did not succeed in fulfilling his early boasts about defeating the insurgents.
The more astute and carefully thought-out strategy of the outgoing US envoy in Baghdad, Zalmay Khalilzad, has also failed. He has tried for over a year to conciliate the five million Sunni Arabs whose uprising defeated US ambitions and led to this week's defeat of the Republicans at the polls. He brought Sunni politicians into government, started talks with rebels and tried to reverse de-Baathification.
It did not work and attacks on US troops have risen. Islamists and nationalists are not likely to compromise with US occupiers. At the same time, the Shia majority has become more alienated from the US. Only Kurds support occupation wholeheartedly.
Another reason, one that goes to the root of the US quandary, underlies why Washington has shifted to the Sunni. America did not overthrow Saddam in 1991 because it did not want his regime to be succeeded by Shia parties sympathetic to Iran.
But, 15 years later, this is the dire situation facing the US. As a result, American policy is, in practice, to have an Iraqi government strong towards the insurgents but weak in all other respects.
Just before the midterms, the US Army was gearing up to confront the Mehdi Army of the Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. The siege of Sadr City, home to 2.5 million Shias in Baghdad, was abandoned on the insistence of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. But some Iraqi politicians believe that, with the vote out of the way, the US will be eager for a fight.
A likely change in US policy over the next two years is to be more conciliatory towards Iran and Syria. At the start of the war President Bush said more or less openly that, after regime change in Baghdad, Tehran and Damascus would get the same treatment. They had every incentive to make sure that the US would fail in Iraq. But it has never been clear how much the Iranian and Syrian governments did aid the guerrillas. Given Washington's ability to shoot itself in both feet, Iraq's neighbors may not have had to do much so far. But they, along with Turkey, could do things in future as US power in Iraq wanes.
Mr Bush will continue to decide US policy in Iraq and this will limit the amount of change Iraqis are going to see. The administration spent three years digging itself into a deep hole–and may spend the same amount of time digging itself out.
Patrick Cockburn is the author of 'The Occupation: War, resistance and daily life in Iraq', published by Verso.


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In addition, as a ping-pong player, you may be called upon to umpire quite often in local competitions or leagues. As the umpire, it is your job to make sure that both players are playing within the rules, and to penalize them when they do not. How can you possibly hope to do a competent job of umpiring if you don't even know the rules in the first place?
In order to help you with getting to grips with the rules, I have written a Guide to the Most Important Ping-Pong Rules that Beginners Should Know.
But don't stop there. Once you have got your head around those important rules, it's time to fill in the rest of the blanks by taking a look through the rest of the Laws of Table Tennis, which I have categorized below for your convenience.


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I started this debate in the comments to this post so I thought I would get the pulse of the readers on the following question:
Was Garth Snow's offseason a failure?
The case for "Yes":
The team's obvious weakness last season was their inability to prevent their opponents from scoring goals. While goaltending was part of it (and I think that will be improved this year, three headed monster notwithstanding), it was clear that the defense needed to become more talented and durable.
However, despite Garth's efforts to sign Ehrhoff, his sole addition to the defense was Steve Staios, who I believe was the lead in the 80s hit Charles in Charge. With the loss of Hillen and Martinek, the Scott Baio signing is a wash at best.
The case for "no":
1. Garth accomplished a lot of important things unrelated to the defense including collecting loads of talent at the draft, signing key core players to smart, long term deals, and improving the bottom half of the offense.
2. As for defense, Garth tried his best but he can't be blamed for free agents' refusal to play here. And if no trade was concluded that means nothing was available at a reasonable because if there was, Garth would have pounced.
While the first point is valid, I don't think the second point is. First, no one is accusing Garth of not trying. But like anything else in life, people are judged based on results. A GM's job is to improve his team and address its deficiencies and by that measure he failed. And I don't buy the idea that "nothing was available." Toronto acquired a couple of solid defensemen for next to nothing and Garth certainly has more tradable assets than Brian Burke.
One final point: Garth deserves all the praise in the world for the rebuild and it is exciting to see the team evolve into a contender. However, for better or worse, with the team's post-2015 existence unsettled, it important for the team to show many different audiences -- public officials, the local community, and to a lesser extent, the "hockey world" -- that it is for real. And the way to do that is to make the playoffs and to avoid another lottery finish at all costs. If August 1st taught us any lesson, it is that.


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Bradley talks about Saturday
This is actually a pretty good article on espn. Bradley talks about not wanting to change any traditions, even to the point of where he'll sit on the bus ride there. Clearly, he respects Paterno and honors him with the fact that he won't take Joe's seat on the first bus. Bradley is intent on keeping Penn State's game day traditions the same this weekend, so much so that he will continue to take the first seat on the left side of the second bus, the defensive bus. Paterno used to take the front seat of the offensive bus alongside the starting quarterback, but on Saturday, that seat will be vacant for the first time in 46 years. "I will not take the front seat," Bradley said."


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Mary Kimm is editor of the Connection Newspapers, serving the suburbs of Washington, D.C., including the City of Alexandria and the City of Fairfax, Fairfax County and Arlington County in Virginia, as well as parts of Montgomery County, Md. The papers have won hundreds of press awards for investigative reporting, public service, editorial writing, news, election coverage, projects, features, sports, design, photography and more during Kimm's tenure, all in an ever tightening economic environment. Kimm has worked at the newspaper chain in a variety of roles since 1989.
Winner of multiple awards in editorial writing and public service in the Virginia Press Association and the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association, Kimm's editorials have been cited in local efforts to end homelessness and increase government transparency.
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Election Day is Nov. 4, 2014, but you can vote as early as Sept. 19.
Every year is Election Year in Virginia. This year, every Virginia voter will choose one member of the U.S. Senate and their member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
About the Connection
As your local, weekly newspaper, the Connection's mission is to deliver the local news you need, to try to make sense of what is happening in your community, to gather information about the best things in and near your community, to advocate for community good, to provide a forum for dialogue on local concerns, and to celebrate and record achievements, milestones and events in the community and people's lives.
Editorial: Back to School - Good Steps, Good Intentions
The first day of school in Fairfax County is Tuesday, Sept. 2, but Monday, Sept. 8 is the beginning of something important. For the first time in decades, elementary school students will have a full day of school on Mondays instead of being sent home hours early. This action makes so much sense in for families with children in elementary school. The ability of Superintendent Karen Garza to facilitate this change to go into effect right away is remarkable, and we hope a promise for more changes ahead.
Editorial: Accountability for Police in Northern Virginia
There is more transparency in the police shooting in Ferguson last week than in police shootings in Northern Virginia.
This is not Ferguson, and tanks do not roll down the streets of Northern Virginia driven by police officers pointing sniper rifles at residents.
Editorial: Brightening Outlook for End of Summer
Local pleasures to offset discouraging news.
The news here has been a bit discouraging, and that's without considering the human tragedy and disaster of several different international situations.
Sunflowers for Wildlife
Sunflowers for Wildlife
The peak bloom of 25 acres of sunflowers off River Road is past, but the fading flowers will leave seeds that attract songbirds and other wildlife for some time to come. Goldfinches and Indigo Buntings are visible by the the dozen as the sunflower seeds mature.
Editorial: Finally, Marriage Rights Protected in Virginia
On July 28, 2014, in affirming that Virginia's ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional, Circuit Judge Henry F. Floyd writes: "We recognize that same-sex marriage makes some people deeply uncomfortable. However, inertia and apprehension are not legitimate bases for denying same-sex couples due process and equal protection of the laws.
Editorial: Tragic Consequences
Money lost by refusal to expand health coverage, but also life, health and livelihood.
The Virginia General Assembly's refusal to expand Medicaid, extending health coverage to as many as 400,000 Virginians has resulted in the loss of about $1 billion in direct payments. But that understates the loss, failing to calculate the cost of the lost health of thousands of Virginians.
Editorial: Save a Little, Help Others Prepare for School
Virginia's tax holiday on school supplies is a good reminder to donate supplies and dollars for children who need help arriving at school prepared.
Virginia's tax holiday on school supplies and clothing is Aug. 1-3, and it makes sense to take advantage of the savings, and to spread the wealth around.
Editorial: Hurray for Full Day Mondays
Hoping that later start times for high schoolers follows quickly.
For decades, Fairfax County schools have sent elementary school students home after half a day on Mondays. This was never a good idea, and it has been more damaging to family schedules and student learning with the increase over the years of two-income households and greater economic diversity.


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Number and size of protected areas
Sites in the Natura 2000 network now account for 18 % of the EU's land territory, providing invaluable protection for vulnerable wildlife and habitats. Protected areas
more generally (including nationally and locally designated sites) now cover 21 % of the land territory of the European Environment Agency's member countries and collaborating countries, in total 39 countries.
At the end of 2011, the Natura 2000 network accounted for over 26 400 sites with a total surface area of about 986 000 km2, comprising nearly 768 000 km2 of land, and close to 218 000 km2 of sea. The terrestrial component of the network represents 18 % of the EU‑27 land territory, whereas the sea component covers only a small part of the marine waters under the jurisdiction of EU Member States (about 4 %).
In 2011 well over 97 000 sites were reported by the 39 EEA member countries and collaborating countries for the Nationally designated areas (CDDA). The nationally designated areas covered a surface of nearly 1 200 000 km2, including both land and sea.
While the number of protected areas in Europe is very high, their average size is quite low as compared to other regions of the world. This largely reflects the high degree of fragmentation of the land in Europe due to urbanisation, transport infrastructure and general intensification of land use. For the vast majority of nationally protected areas (90 %) the area is less than 1 000 ha and 65 % range between 1 and 100 ha (see Table below). The average size of the Natura 2000 sites is larger: two thirds (68 %) are less than 1 000 ha and almost a third of the sites are bigger than 1 000 ha.
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|1 - 100 ha
|100 - 1 000 ha
|1 000 - 10 000 ha
|>10 000 ha
Source: CDDA version 9, June 2011 and Natura 2000 data base: December 2011
For the complementary of nationally designated areas (CDDA) and the Natura 2000 network see here


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As with any type of shoe, bowling shoes wear with use over time. With all the pressure you put on your slide foot every time you bowl, the sole will flatten, giving you more friction and making it more difficult to slide at the foul line. At best, this is a moderate inconvenience. At worst, you'll stick on the approach and find yourself face first on the lane, covered in oil.
To combat this issue, simply take a wire brush and scrape the sole of your shoe. You're trying to add some life back to the material. Don't scrape too aggressively, as all you're looking to do is take away some of the friction. Once the material is visibly fluffier than before, you're ready to bowl again.
If you don't have a wire brush, you can alternatively use other semi-abrasive items (some bowlers even use fingernails) to add some vibrance back to the shoe.
When it gets too bad and unsalvageable, it's probably time for a replacement sole or new shoes.


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I was reading some rubbish article that's not worth reading and it reminded me "Include Behanan with previous commitments Wayne Blackshear, ranked 32nd by Rivals, Zach Price (72nd) and Ryan Taylor (103rd)."
Ryan Taylor? We're super pressed for scholarships and we still have an offer out to him? You have to think it will be pulled if we get Miller and/or Bello. I guess you need role players, but why encourage one of our current role-players to transfer or pull a scholly to offer to a frosh? I know nothing about him and I know that star ratings can be extremely misleading, but the only reason I can see we'd offer him is to keep in touch with Lawrence North. I don't know what's going through the coaches minds, but I can't possibly see how this will work out.
I'm just thinking out loud here, and I want you to do the same. Let me know what you think.


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Served on tap at the Harrisburg Brewers Fest.
A: The weissbier is a pale gold color, opaque from a cloudy haze that never settles down. A small head, less than a finger, never amounts to much.
S: The nose has a light wheat aroma that is punctuated by a bold earthy hop aroma. The bite of the hops is enough to cause a double take, such a light ale rarely supports this much bitterness.
T: The hoppiness of the ale is evident up front, earthy with herbal flavors. The wheat doesn't take a break, bringing a full flavor to the end of each sip. Mixing with the wheat is barley to create a cereal finish. I like the hops on the front end.
M: The mouthfeel is active, moving from hops to wheat and barley in a relatively short order. The saphir hops start things off with a bang.
D: Another beer that I had several glasses of, a pleasant citrus hop bite on a smooth wheat beer.
06-20-2009 22:47:15 | More by akorsak
3/5 rDev -11.5%
On tap at he Victory Brew Pub (CBC Saphire Weiss).
Poured a lighter and hazy yellow color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas of spices, bananas, wheat, and sweaty. Tastes of the same spices, wheat and bananas. Some lacing was left on the glass.
06-22-2009 15:50:53 | More by hopdog
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A - Cloudy light marigold color and poured with a thin white head; head dissipated quickly and no real lacing to speak of
S - Yeasty; bananas really come through; orange/citrus aromas; bit of clove in there as well
T - Banana flavor comes up first and dominates; light citrus flavors; yeastiness toward the end
M - Creamy is the word here; very light carbonation
D - OK, not as refreshing or tart as I would like for the style; and a tad sweeter than I like as well
Overall, not a terrible example of the style, but it seems like a miss.
07-05-2009 22:40:00 | More by Nickls
3.33/5 rDev -1.8%
The tale of two beers... At the brew pub, had a tall glass - and I couldn't say enough about it - extremely refreshing and drinkable, smooth as all.... Bought a growler home to review, and a whole different story. Combining the scores of the two for the rating.
Pours very cloudy gray-yellow, with only faint lacing left from tiny head.
Smell is quite powerful for the style - lemon, orange juice, clove, and black pepper - in your face.
Taste is what suffered most for me via the growler pour - heavy black pepper dominates what little citrus and banana might be there. Almost reminded me of drinking in a thick, smokey bar.
Mouthfeel is sharp, biting, and dry. Not nearly as creamy as the one I had on draft at the bar.
Nuff said - drinkabilty was off the charts in the bar, and I couldn't have more than 1-2 at home.
07-25-2009 02:25:54 | More by BeerImmediately
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Someone said mountains? Well here they are..!
That finish does not look like much... But lets have a close rlook at it..
Nothing too crazy but I am sure will give us an idea of who is in shape for the climby stuff.. Sprinters will call for gruppetto with all their helpers...
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As much as we all wanted to see a Stanley Cup being boisterously hoisted by Jumbo a the end off all this, I can't help but feel great about the Sharks. What a ride this season was!
I have three favorite moments/things of this post-season which are burned into my brain.
1) Clowe cheering on Eager's scrap with Clifford. This was the opening of the playoffs. White was smothered (not necessarily with malicious intent) by Stoll and taken out of that game in the first period. Clowe was furious and wanted to give Stoll a sample of the rage that burned, but alas, no opportunity. Eager was fired up, target Clifford, and lit it up. the reaction by the Sharks' bench was priceless, especially Clowe. Just watch the fight clip on Hockeyfights.com and you will see what I mean if you need to be reminded. Hell of a way to start the playoffs.
2) Oh Captain, my Captain: Round 2, Game 7. Enough said. Throw in a little breakaway to beat Luongo in the WCF and dropping the gloves against Bieksa as a nice little bonus.
3) The conception of Evil Joe: Somewhere during the Detroit series, the Wolly Mammoth decided that he had enough with the press and felt the burden of wearing "the nice-guy hat." The Jumbo Joe we all knew was dismissed. In came Evil Joe: angry, snarling, to-the-point, borderline-antagonistic-to-the-press, awesomeness incarnate.
There were many others, but I thought I would share these.
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Pay attention to the supplement's expiration date. Probiotic capsules are not the type of supplement you want to stock up on. Why? Only live strains of bacteria can fight other live bacteria. Buy a fresh bottle when you need more.
Though the bottle may say only, "store in a cool, dry place", it's best to refrigerate a probiotic supplement bottle after opening just as you refrigerate other perishables.
You don't need to take probiotic supplements every day for the rest of your life, though some companies marketing them may imply that. The goal is to get the digestive system into balance.
That may take two weeks or two months. Every case is different. Even for one person, it depends on overall health at the time.
As with a healthy weight diet, once you've reached that healthy point, you only need to maintain it.
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Although the Sony Xperia M2 looks pretty slick, it's let down by its low resolution display and its old version of Android, which makes even its affordable price way too high. For much less money, you could snap up the Moto G or spend a little more and pick up the older Xperia Z with its full HD display and waterproof design.
Here's everything we know about the mid-tier Android smartphone we saw at CES.
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Boy oh boy. Were not making it easy on ourselves. I could go into how disappointed I am with our player's performances last weekend, but we've heard enough about that....
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...so the best thing we can do is keep our chins up and fight for that slim playoff window. We must not forget, our final two games are against Colorado. Currently, were only four points behind the Rapids, with a total of six points up for grabs in the final two games. Either way, here's my predicted line-up.
Predicted Line-Up:
Ousted, Lee, Demerit, Mitchell, Harvey, Koffie, Reo-C, Kobayashi, Miller, Camilo, Teibert
Predicted Score:
2-1 for the Caps
Urruti (13), Reo-C (45), Miller (62)
The Caps get their first home win since Seattle, in a exciting match. Maximiliano Urruti puts the visitors up ONCE AGAIN before the Caps even get on the board, with a good tap in from a Valeri cross. Nigel Reo-Coker scores his first for the Caps, after his run down the "tube" is uncontested and he fires home. The "Goal Machine" seals the deal after he finishes well on a breakaway, set up by Daigo Kobayashi.
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3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-26-2014 04:31:43 | More by DrBier
4.5/5 rDev +18.4%
06-27-2014 03:26:47 | More by wrightst
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
09-25-2013 23:22:22 | More by BillRoth
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
07-15-2013 18:20:51 | More by harpus
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
05-24-2013 17:04:53 | More by bconsidine
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
05-07-2013 19:11:20 | More by Magery
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3.25/5 rDev -14.5%
01-23-2013 01:02:04 | More by yourefragile
4/5 rDev +5.3%
11-10-2012 23:24:35 | More by Robdrinx
4.25/5 rDev +11.8%
07-24-2012 12:42:02 | More by Savarese85
4/5 rDev +5.3%
06-08-2012 23:23:34 | More by Kindsdaddy
4/5 rDev +5.3%
01-19-2012 01:39:22 | More by lccrunchy
3.5/5 rDev -7.9%
On tap at the brewery in MD. Pours a dark mahogany color with a very thin light-tan head. Lots of cocoa, Baker's semi-sweet chocolate, roasted coffee, and toasted maltiness in the aroma. Goes down with the flavor and body of a solid porter rather than the "silky-smooth" body of an oatmeal stout. Caramel, toffee, cocoa powder, and toasty malts start things off flavor-wise. Light vanilla follows. Bitter dark chocolate and roasted coffee in the drying finish. An average stout at best.
02-23-2011 15:11:33 | More by CuriousMonk
4/5 rDev +5.3%
Reviewed from notes.
Pours black with a deep tan head. Pretty good retention and a bit of lace. The nose is roasted malt, coffee, and chocolate. Taste also brings some roasted malt and mild coffee and chocolate. Good roast all around. A bit dry with really nice drinkability. A solid offering and a good introduction to the brewery.
11-10-2010 02:07:02 | More by Thorpe429
3.73/5 rDev -1.8%
On tap at the Bel Air location the other day. Alchemy pours a blackish brown color with good head retention and decent lacing. The nose shows some surprisingly intense licorise, along with the expected coffee, light vanilla and dark chocolate. Given the aroma profile, I was a bit disappointed with the flavor profile, which was much lighter then expected. This is a moderately sweet stout, but it seemed one dimensional, and was dominated by coffee and light vanilla chocolate. The beer is a bit thin and is fairly light bodied, though the finish is fairly smooth. Drinkability isn't bad in this beer, and you can tell the alcohol is fairly low.
Nothing exceptional here, but a decent oatmeal style stout if that's what you're in the mood for.
07-10-2010 21:37:08 | More by John_M
2.23/5 rDev -41.3%
Had this @ the Brewpub on tap. One of their staple brews. I really disliked it. It was very watery, no taste, flat, YUK!!
Style: Oatmeal Stout
Color: Black
Hop Variety: Goldings
Grains: Pale malt, Flaked oats, Chocolate Wheat malt, Crystal malt
Bitterness: 25 BU's
Gravity: 14.5 plato
Alcohol Content: 5.5% abv
09-27-2009 03:28:22 | More by ExtraStout
4.28/5 rDev +12.6%
Had this on tap at the Bowie location.
Consumed 8/29/09- from notes.
Served in a shaker glass.
A- Pitch black with a fluffy one finger tan head that settled to thin skim leaving decent lacing through out the glass.
S- I didnt expect an oatmeal stout to be roasty! Very nice surprise. Some chocolate and coffee hints in there as well.
T- The roastiness continues! Light chocolate and oats. A little bitter as well.
M- Super smooth and creamy. Medium to heavy body.
D- My new go to beer at DuClaws.
08-31-2009 14:21:45 | More by tatoodkelt
4.2/5 rDev +10.5%
Draught at DuClaw Bowie.
Pours black, nice thick brown head, creamy.
Nose is nicely roasty, light espresso and some oatmeal peeking through.
Taste is roasty, notes of espresso and cocoa, some nutty oats showing through as well. Very flavorful, and while nothing revolutionary, everything just fits well together.
Mouthfeel is beautiful. Light, creamy, full, and silky, this is exactly what an oatmeal stout should feel like. Wondering what the gas mixture was on this one, too crisp for nitro but felt too smooth and creamy for CO2.
Drinkability was great, I could have stayed with this one for a long, long time. Very impressed. My favorite beer of the trip.
05-19-2009 18:02:12 | More by JohnQVegas
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3.4/5 rDev -10.5%
Appearance: black in color with a 1/2" head that breaks apart immediately. No lacing develops.
Smell: light roasted malt tones are all that can be picked up by the nose.
Taste: roasted malts, hints of coffee and chocolate, some prune sweetness, and a mild bitterness. The oats provide some silkiness here.
Mouthfeel: lightly crisp to start, smoother and silky towards the finish. The finish is also lightly dry. Aftertaste is short as the roasted malt tones linger the longest. Medium bodied.
Drinkability: decent oatmeal stout but more than two of these in a session may get tiring. Worth a try if on tap, but you won't be overwhelmed with this one.
02-13-2009 13:55:55 | More by Gavage
4.28/5 rDev +12.6%
By far my favorite of Duclaw's regular offerings.
Appearance: Dark, but not quite black. Small tan head.
Smell: Light chocolate smell
Taste: Roasted malts, chocolate. A slight bitterness to balance it out. A bit of a coffee flavor.
Mouthfeel: Almost makes the beer in itself, taking taste out of equation. Extremely smooth and creamy. Fairly light for the style.
Drinkability: One of the most drinkable stouts I've ever had. I could drink it all night.
01-05-2009 17:41:36 | More by robmpreston
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
On tap at the Arundel Mills location on 11/15/08. Served in a pint glass.
Pours a dense black with a thin, burnt tan head. Retains around the edges with some thin wisps in the center, leaving just a smattering of lacing behind. The aroma smells of roasted chocolate and oatmeal with a fairly prominent bouquet of floral hops in the back.
The taste is similar, roasted chocolate malts with just a touch of coffee mixed in and a silky oatmel smoothness that runs through the profile. A tingle of hop bitterness in the back lends balance and support. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice and smooth creamy feel that possesses a tingle of sharpness in there as well.
DuClaw continues to show that they can do dark beers with this replacement for the staple Bad Moon Porter, being a robust enough Oatmel Stout with a smooth body and easy quaffability. A nice after dinner choice.
11-18-2008 17:35:41 | More by Kegatron
3.88/5 rDev +2.1%
On tap at Arundel Mills
Poured a dark brown/blackish color with thin tan head. Good retention and some lacing. Smells of chocolate, oats, and roasted malt. Tastes of roasted malt, coffee, a touch of anise, and a bitter chocolate and hint of hops. Medium in body with good carbonation. Smooth, roasty, and having a nice bitter finish. Easy to drink, a nice sessionable stout with good flavor. Glad to see it back on tap at DuClaw.
11-17-2008 04:12:05 | More by HopDerek
3.55/5 rDev -6.6%
The oatmeal stout was very dark. Poured a rather thick pint. Head about 1 1/2 fingers and dark brown. Very roasted with a little chocolate at the back. The taste was very good. Upfront lots of roasted dark malts, then a little chocolate, and finished with a little hops for bitterness. Nice and creamy not as much as it could have been not being nitrous. That was the only one I wanted on Nitrous. Not a lot of drinkability very heavy and dark.
10-22-2008 21:41:15 | More by slvrmon82
3.75/5 rDev -1.3%
Pours very dark brown - almost black with a thin head that drops down to virtually nothing.
The smell is of roasted coffee and chocolate with soft smoke.
The taste is roasty - mild chocolate and coffee with an earthy bitterness in the dry finish.
The mild, almost non-existent, carbonation gives it rather a watery feel. Shame, because it has the potential for being much creamier. It's smooth, with some lingering coating, but weak-ish.
This is a very nice Oatmeal Stout that has potential for being even better if it had more body and carbonation.
07-26-2008 01:03:57 | More by jwc215
3.73/5 rDev -1.8%
Had this on tap at the Arundel Mills Mall location. Tan head sitting on top of a black, nearly opaque body with ruby highlights on edge of glass. Head dissipated fairly quickly.
Big roasty, coffee aroma and the flavor followed suit. Not astringent, but powerfully roasty. Mouthfeel was kind of heavy/thick - not oily or slick like a lot of oatmeal stouts - and finished on the dry side.
A pretty decent stout - had it after a meal and wasn't disappointed. Definitely grab one in lieu of coffee after you eat at DuClaw.
06-22-2008 23:45:59 | More by kevinglin
4.1/5 rDev +7.9%
Got this in growler from the Arundel Mills location---it's the previous month's seasonal. Pours a jet black with a finger of brown head and very good retention. Aroma is faint and chocolate like. Taste was much better than the nose, with a very assertive oat presense, coffee and chocolate notes, and a pleasant finishing roasted bitterness. Mouthfeel is creamy but is a litlte on the light side. This is a really good beer as most of Duclaw's seasonals are.
06-19-2005 19:59:11 | More by cubedbee
ALCHEMY from DuClaw Brewing Company
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Whitman Headlines
September 30
Whitman men boot No. 21 UPS in overtime
WALLA WALLA — Whitman College notched its most impressive victory of the Northwest Conference men's soccer season Saturday with a 2-1 overtime win over previously... Read More
September 30
Whits stung by loss at L&C, look forward to volleyball home stand
PORTLAND, Ore. — Coach Matt Helm and his Whitman College women's volleyball players are looking for a little home cooking. The Missionaries returned to... Read More
September 29
George Fox outlasts Whitman in women's volleyball
NEWBERG, Ore. — Whitman College put up a considerable fight here Friday night at the Wheeler Sports Center on the George Fox University campus. ... Read More
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Whitman women run 14th, men 19th in Charles Bowles Invitational
Emilie Gilbert, Sr. SALEM, Ore. — Senior Emilie Gilbert of Bellevue, Wash., was Whitman College's... Read More
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Golf: Men host Women on the road this weekend
WALLA WALLA — When Whitman College posted a 609 36-hole total last weekend at the Boxer Invitational at the Quail Valley Golf Club in Banks,... Read More
September 25
Courtney Lawless, Alyssa Roberg headed to tennis nationals
WALLA WALLA — Whitman women's tennis John Hein coach called it "a coaches' dream" to watch his players battle each other Monday in the finals of the USTA/ITA Fall Regionals finals on their own courts. Read More
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Malesovas Topples Wong in ITA Final
Colton Malesovas, So., beat Josh Wong to become the USTA/ITA Regional Champion. Beaverton, Ore.- Last... Read More
September 25
Rivers, La Cava Headed to Mobile for ITA Nationals
Beaverton, Ore.- Playing with a sense of purpose after being denied the singles title they coveted, Whitman's Andrew La Cava (Bellevue, WA) and James Rivers... Read More
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Freshman Dyar leads Whitman men to third place at Quail Valley
Whitman College freshman Evan Dyar of Spokane shot his second consecutive 1-over-par 73 here Sunday at the Quail Valley Golf Club and finished second in the Pacific University-hosted Boxer Classic men's golf tournament. Read More
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Missionary women golfers finish second
BANKS, Ore. George Fox and Whitman finished 1-2 here Sunday in the Pacific University Invitational women's golf tournament at the Quail Valley Golf Course. Read More
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Whitman Baseball Alumni Game
Walla Walla, Wash. – The Whitman Men's Baseball Team will host their annual Alumni Baseball Game this Saturday at 10am on the DeSales Baseball Field.... Read More
September 24
Whitman women savor OT soccer win, gear up for defending champs
WALLA WALLA — The University of Puget Sound has won the past 10 women's Northwest Conference soccer championships, and Whitman College hasn't defeated the Loggers since 1998. Read More
September 23
Lawless' Lead Charge for Whitman at USTA/ITA Regional
Walla Walla, Wash.- A day after a pair of Whitman first years surprised the rest of the conference, sophomore twins Courtney and Morgan Lawless (Austin,... Read More
September 23
Whit Men Place Two in Singles Semis, Monopolize Doubles Final
Colton Malesovas, So. Beaverton, Ore.- After a somewhat disappointing first day at the USTA/ITA Fall... Read More
September 22
First Years Shine on First Day of USTA/ITA Regionals
Walla Walla, Wash.- The USTA/ITA Fall Northwest Regional started off on a sour note for the Whitman Women's tennis team today, as the team woke... Read More
September 22
La Cava Notches 100th Win on Successful First Day of USTA/ITA Fall Regionals
Andrew La Cava, Jr. Beaverton, Ore.- Looking to build on their recent dominance of the... Read More
September 22
Men's Soccer Falls to Boxers 0-1 In Road Tilt
Forrest Grove, Ore.- Playing Pacific University in an early-season NWC tilt, the Whitman Men's Soccer team fell into an early hole and, despite controlling play,... Read More
September 21
Allick Notches First Collegiate Win in USTA/ITA Qualifying
WALLA WALLA, WA- it was a mixed bag for Whitman women tennis players in the play-in rounds of the USTA/ITA Fall Regional tournament. With Whitman... Read More
September 21
Whit Men First Years Start Careers Off Right at USTA/ITA Fall Regional
BEAVERTON, OR- A trio of Whitman first-years started the season off on a winning note for the Whitman men's tennis team in the USTA/ITA Fall... Read More
September 20
Whitman women host USTA/ITF Fall West Regional; men play in Portland
WALLA WALLA — Tennis takes center stage on the Whitman College campus this weekend when the Missionary women entertain their Northwest Conference rivals in the annual USTA/ITF Fall West Regional. Read More


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GREENFIELD, N.Y. - Tuesday is the deadline for Ann Arnold's attorney to file a dismissal motion against her probation violation.
Ann Arnold was convicted of abusing horses back in 2012 and is not allowed to have any on her property for three years. However, she was charged last month with violating her probation.
In November, the Saratoga County District Attorney has filed charges against a Greenfield woman accused of once again having horses on her property.
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On November 13th, Arnold pleaded not guilty to the alleged probation violation.
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Denver Broncos
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Broncos hire offensive assistant coaches
The Broncos continued the shake-up of their coaching staff Saturday, hiring three new assistants and shifting the responsibilities of three others.
Broncos considering Pees, Martindale for D-coordinator
Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels is deliberating over whom to hire as his next defensive coordinator following Mike Nolan's departure.
Broncos D-coordinator Nolan resigns
The Broncos' defense improved from its 2008 form during the '09 season under coordinator Mike Nolan, but his time with the team has come to an end after just one year.
Broncos not likely to let Scheffler depart without compensation
Tony Scheffler wasn't happy about having his role reduced in first-year head coach Josh McDaniels' offense, and tensions boiled over at the end of the season when Scheffler was benched in Week 17.
Marshall heading back to trading block
After witnessing Josh McDaniels question the severity of Brandon Marshall's hamstring injury before deactivating him in Week 17, sources in Denver are having a hard time imagining Marshall wearing a Broncos uniform in 2010.
'Coaching decision' to deactivate Broncos WR Marshall
Four months after Josh McDaniels had suspended Brandon Marshall for nine days because of insubordination, the Broncos' head coach said Friday that his Pro Bowl wide receiver would be deactivated for Sunday's key game against Kansas City, saying it ...
McGahee says his rehabilitation from an injured knee is on track, but "if we played a game tomorrow, no I couldn't go." The 10th-year running back, who led the team with 731 yards rushing this season despite the injury, said he'd know more about how the knee responds if he's allowed to suit up for practice Tuesday. Coach John Fox said he would update McGahee's status after Tuesday's practice.||||||| McGahee tore a ligament in the knee Nov. 18 and the Broncos placed him on recallable injured reserve. He is eligible to return to practice Tuesday and could play in the AFC title game Jan. 20 if Denver makes it.
The Bengals limited McGahee to 66 yards on 23 carries on Sunday.||||||| McGahee has been held to 3.6 yards or less per carry in four games this season but continues to get enough carries to make him a viable fantasy starter every week.
McGahee ran for 112 yards and a TD in Sunday's 37-6 win over Oakland.||||||| McGahee recorded his 32nd 100-yard rushing game, tops among active NFL players.
McGahee had 113 rushing yards and two TDs on Monday in a 27-21 loss to Atlanta.||||||| McGahee is averaging 4.7 yards per carry.
McGahee carried 19 times for 61 yards Sunday in a 29-23 OT win over Pittsburgh.||||||| McGahee's next game is against New England. He had 70 yards on seven carries the last time he saw the Pats.


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Reno: Calmer than Sin City but definitely not dull
RENO, Nevada — Remember when Vegas was cheap? It can be again, except it's not Vegas, it's Reno. There are better reasons to come here than its reputation for quickie divorces might have you believe. For instance, big casinos just like in Vegas but not as pricey and definitely not as raucous.
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There is no telling why BCFD uses that terminology. Iv'e asked that myself once before. I would assume most civilians are used to that term as opposed to EMT-I and previously CRT. The three years is the time frame that you will get your EMT-I, rescue Tech, pump ops, ladder ops, Hazmat tech and such. As long as you pass your EMT-I you will have a job. I forgot the whole reasoning behind starting the program. But that is it in a nutshell. Yes, you will ride the medic a lot and be very busy on most units, but you will also see lots of fire and other great calls to. Good luck to you.Quote:
I'll be there on the 7th for the exam, went about 3 weeks ago to hand in my application. While I don't want to start another fight, just looking for some information regarding what I can expect if I get a call back. I've never applied for paid/career and didn't quite understand the way they phrased "Firefighter/Paramedic Apprentice" and then got even more confused reading on the paper that it is a "3 year contractual program". What do these two things mean? After the three years I still have to wait to maybe be picked up by the city? Is this basically the primary starting point for a firefighter in Baltimore City or am I signing onto something completely different. Any help would be appreciated


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The Raspberry Pi
This seems like the perfect place to talk a little about the latest hype in open technology that is the Raspberry Pi: It's minimalist, it's technology, it's super cost-efficient. I'm not a sales person by the way. I'm just genuinely intrigued by this idea.
And the idea is that for $25 you can get a credit-card sized computer (without a hull) operating on a Linux system with 256MB RAM and as much storage as the SD-card you give it. It's meant for schools to teach programming, but there are lot's of people getting one and building cool stuff with it. Just look around on youtube.
It even automatically starts an apache web server on boot. You can use it as a super minimalist web server - and it seems like it was made for evented programming like node.js as it supports a single execution thread very well. Also it has a lot of I/O pins that you could use for example to remote control all kinds of machinery with it.


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Funny how those trees stick out at a diagonal angle...
I do not think the camera was tilted and from my recollection the angle is actually correct in the center. The crux pitch looks vertical and it is vertical in reality. I do not have a good explanation for the trees tilted up top other than wide angle lens? Trying to force these trees be parallel with the edge of the photo would really falsify the angle of the climb to ~40 degrees.
I did not use a wide angle lens when I took this shot, trees at the top of a cliff just happen to grow out and over the edge. I'm sure you see this even around L.A. The climber (Kris) is standing vertically, and if you look closely towards the lower right of the picture, there is a pine on a ledge that is also vertical. If your insinuation is that "Last Gentlemen" is not a steep climb, all I can suggest is that you go to Vermont and give it a try!!
Birch trees grow out on an angle on cliffs like that. My guess has always been that their is more sunlight where no other trees can get in the way.
OK sorry for the insinuation. But look at the angle of the icicles high on the route. Somethings funky about the angle, however steep the route is... maybe because the photo is taken from the side? Not a big deal, it just struck me when I first saw the photo.
You're right about the icicles. I think there might be some barrel distortion within the image, and it increases towards the right. Pat took the shot with a small p&s digital camera and these things do have a wide lens on them. Another explanation is that the camera might indeed have been tilted a bit. After all, it was hand-held, with thick gloves, instead on a tripod with a level. But then, the angles to the left seem correct to me. Oh well, not sure.
"The only native tree that dares to lean, Relying on its beauty, to the air." from A Young Birch, by Robert Frost


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New York, NY (November 1, 2013) – Losing belly fat and cutting back consumption of phosphorus found in processed foods and dietary protein may reduce risk for developing kidney disease, according to a new study published in the November issue of the National Kidney Foundation's American Journal of Kidney Diseases.
For the first time, researchers found that diminishing waist circumference and consuming less dietary phosphorus were linked with reduced levels of albuminuria, or protein in the urine — one of the earliest signs of kidney disease.
"Other studies have suggested that once diagnosed with kidney disease, weight loss may slow kidney disease progression, but this is the first research study to support losing belly fat and limiting phosphorus consumption as a possible way to prevent kidney disease from developing," said Joseph Vassalotti, MD, Chief Medical Officer at the National Kidney Foundation.
Key Findings
Researchers led by Alex Chang, MD, MS of Johns Hopkins University, examined the association between weight loss, phosphorus intake and urine protein levels in 481 participants, based on the PREMIER study of lifestyle modifications in overweight-obese adults. After six months, on average, study participants decreased their belly fat by 4.2cm and experienced a 25% reduction in urine protein. Additionally, a 314 mg reduction in phosphorus excretion resulted in an 11% decrease in urine protein.
In the United States, phosphorus is added to many processed foods to help enhance their flavor and shelf life. High levels of phosphorus are also naturally found in animal, dairy, and vegetable proteins, according to Chang. Due to its chemical composition, the phosphorus found in processed foods – which accounts for up to 30% of the phosphorus consumed in the U.S. diet – as well as the phosphorus contained in animal proteins is more readily absorbed by the body than plant-based phosphorus, which is harder for humans to break down.
"A good rule of thumb is that if the food comes in a package, it's likely to be high in phosphorus. Approximately 90% of phosphorus additives are absorbed by the body. This study suggests limiting the amount of processed foods in your diet may be an easy way to reduce your risk of developing kidney disease," said Dr. Vassalotti.
Phosphorus – Where is it Hiding on the Supermarket Shelves?
Phosphorus has no taste or smell, yet it lurks in many places. It is naturally abundant in protein and any food that has undergone processing may contain high levels. According to the National Kidney Foundation, it's important to start by looking for any ingredients that contain the root letters "PHOS," as this indicates phosphorus additives. Yet, phosphorus isn't always labeled on the packaging, so it's also important to recognize some key culprits:
The National Kidney Foundation is the leading organization in the U.S. dedicated to the awareness, prevention and treatment of kidney disease for hundreds of thousands of healthcare professionals, millions of patients and their families, and tens of millions of Americans at risk. For more information, visit www.kidney.org.


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Editor's note: Because of an early deadline for the holiday, results received after Nov. 20 will be published next week.
The Brierwood WGA had a scramble format on Nov. 18 in its last tournament of the season. The game resulted in a tie for two teams, which was broken by the matching of scorecards. The winning scores were 7-over-par 72. First place went to the team of Hilda Hall, Gloria Brkal, Ellie Scutt and Sue Janovic. The second-place team was Sarah Lula, Carol Fitz-Gerald, Pat Kronyak and Mickey Salerno.
By the end of a season, teams have established their identity.
Conference champions or conference patsies. Overachievers or slackers. Good sports or disgusting rogues.
When the West Brunswick High School football season ended Friday night after a 51-27 loss to Overhills in the first round of the NCHSAA Class 3-AA playoffs, West coach Jimmy Fletcher felt good about these 2008 Trojans.
And he was especially grateful for the way the seniors played.
The Brunswick Community College men's basketball team made school history Saturday afternoon when it beat Wilkes Community College 113-83 and improved to a record-setting start of 8-0.
Five Dolphins scored at least 10 points against Wilkes: Mi'kyel Nero had 18, Lamonte Theus 15, Jeremy Basnight and Andrew Jackson 14 each and Isaac Nixon 10.
BCC won the game without 6-foot-9 center/forward Jamar Taylor (ankle injury) and 6-9 center Jeffery Monk (funeral).
The game was close late into the first half before the Dolphins built a big lead.
BEULAVILLE—Cougars 24, Panthers 8: That was the score in 1986, when South Brunswick High School won it first football playoff game, against East Duplin.
JACKSONVILLE—You can see it in his face, the excitement, the happiness, the relief. You can feel the emotion as coach Garry Bishop clenched his fist and raised an arm in triumph.
The North Brunswick football team beat a higher ranked, highly touted Southwest Onslow football team. It took overtime to achieve this as the 10th-seeded Scorpions beat the seventh-seeded Stallions of Onslow 21-14 in the first round of the NCHSAA Class 2-A playoffs.
The Brunswick Bulldogs finished second in a recent two-day tournament in Pembroke. The Bulldogs, who consist of five West players, five South players and three North players, beat the Bladen Spinners 10-1 Nov. 8.
Blake Norris pitched first three innings. He faced 14 batters and threw 63 pitches. He struck out one and walked six. He gave up two hits and no runs.
Robert Jones pitched the fourth and fifth innings to complete the game. He faced eight batters and threw 33 pitches. He struck out three and walked one. He gave up two hits and one run.
In the final NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race of the season, Chad McCumbee finished 13th and failed to finish in the top 10 in points.
In the Ford 200 race Friday at Homestead-Miami Speedway, McCumbee was trying to earn enough points to finish ahead of Terry Cook, who was 10th in points. But Cook finished ninth and secured the top-10 finish.
McCumbee finished 11th in points, 73 behind Cook. In 25 starts, McCumbee finished in the top five twice and in the top 10 eight times. He failed to finish two races.
Myrtle Beach Speedway's traditional November race has picked up the support of Seneca Tobacco Co., based in Hartsville, S.C. The Seneca 400 is Nov. 20-23 and includes a $10,000 first-place payout.
The weekend will feature the Seneca 250 for NASCAR Late Model Stock Cars, along with the Don Brewer Memorial 100 for the Super Trucks.
Supporting races will be 50-lap Limited Late Model, Mini-Stock and Street Stock races.
In the biggest field ever in the Brunswick Beacon Tournament of Champions, 26 golfers competed under sunny skies at the Maples Course at Sea Trail this weekend.
In a season-ending showdown between club champions from area courses, Mona Dye of Brierwood and Peter Allen of St. James became the best of the best in Brunswick County.
Late November is the time many casual anglers pack up their fishing rods for spring, while a different breed of fishermen starts to get serious. These are the speckled-trout fanatics, a hardy cult who brave cold weather and biting wind to go after its favorite target with a bewildering variety of baits and lures that may or may not work, depending on the mood of this fickle fish.
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Windsor - what is it!
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I arrivied in Windsor after having been on the road from Toronto in just over 3 1/2-hours. I had only stopped once on the way to get some casoline and I was quite satisfied because the weather was great and I had managed to find a radio station in the car that I had enjoyed listening to and there were not many of those. Windsor suddenly popped up after having driven in flat farmland since 50 kilometers outside Toronto.
I had booked a hotel in the city center and Holiday Inn Downtown Windsor was actually situated downtown Windsor; I have often driven to hotels that I thought was situated somewhere that their name relates to, just to find out that the name is a marketing stunt; but luckily it was not like that in this case.
I headed straight for the roof parking only to find out that I could not enter before I had registered both me and the car at the reception. Next to the entrance to the roof parking there were two parking spaces for quick registration that I had missed and I saw that so did others as well during my stay the hotel. I entered the hotel via the back door and headed for the reception. The girl in there was friendly but very busy; while I tried to register the phones rang constantly with bookings and call transfers.
She found me in the system and I could start my two-day stay in the hotel. I had booked the hotel earlier the same day in search of a downtown stay for a fair price. I would not say it was cheap but no hotels in the city center was; I have no knowledge why but probably due to the close proximity to the casino.
I went out and moved my car to the roof parking before the car would be towed away. They had a sign stating that they would do that if the car was standing there more than 5 minutes, which I found was a strange remark, when you are completely dependent on the rapidness of the person working in the reception. The roof parking was a mess; the designer of it probably killed himself after seeing the final result because it was really mediocre; cars and containers and garbage in one mess.
There was an entrance going in to the building and I therefore arrived at my room shortly after. The room was okay not more. I have stayed in many Holiday Inns and this was far from the best. The room was okay but decorated with an old fashion feel to it.
The bed was nice and a huge king size; just as I wanted and what I always go for in North America. In Europe the hotels definitely could learn something, but a bed like this would hardly fit in some of the Parisian hotel rooms that I had stayed in over the years. There was a working desk in the corner but there was no mini bar in this hotel as well. The bathroom was a bit old fashion but otherwise quite nice.
There was no breakfast in the hotel but there was a restaurant attached to the ground level section where you could have it. The restaurant would also assist if you were in the need of room service.
I later heard that this was a party hotel that people from Detroit that were headed for the casino and down town Windsor used this hotel as a base camp but I must say that I did not hear anything that disturbed me.
One of the first things I did after I arrived was to check up on one of my friends living in Windsor. We decided that we both were hungry and left for the Chanoso's that actually turned out to be a nice and fast serving restaurant situated in Ouellette Avenue in the inner city and in the same street as my hotel. My friend really liked this place because they serve good spicy food from many different nationalities and in a way that you can combine your favourite tastes by choosing from 100's of combinations of Stir Fries.
I ordered a cold Keith's beer for drinks, which was a nice lager that I hadn't tasted before. My starter was a Caesar Salad that turned out to be quite good. The portions were quite large so I decided to take a small one. As a main I took a Stir Frie with meat that tasted quite good too.
The food was good but the waitresses were not the smartest in the world; it happen more than once that we had our food but had no knives or forks, but I would not mind going there again because the food was good. It was nice seeing my friend again and we went out to check to city afterwards.
Windsor is the southernmost city in Canada and is located in Southwestern, Windsor is located to the southeast of Detroit, Michigan in the United States. Windsor is known as The City of Roses, which I never understood why and residents are known as Windsorites something I didnt call any of them.
Prior to European exploration and settlement, the Windsor area was inhabited by the First Nations and Native American people. Windsor was settled by the French Canadians in 1749 as an agricultural settlement. It is the oldest continually inhabited European settlement in Canada west of Montreal. The area was first named Petite Côte (Little Coast - as opposed to the longer coastline on the Detroit side of the river). Later it was called La Côte de Misère (Poverty Coast) because of the sandy soils near LaSalle.
Windsor's French Canadian heritage is reflected in many French street names, such as Ouellette, Pelissier, François, Pierre, Langlois, Marentette, and Lauzon. The current street system of Windsor (a grid with elongated blocks) reflects the Canadien method of agricultural land division, where the farms were long and narrow, fronting along the river.
In 1794, after the American Revolution, the settlement of Sandwich was founded. It was later renamed to Windsor, after the town in Berkshire, England. The Sandwich neighbourhood on Windsor's west side is home to some of the oldest buildings in the city, including Mackenzie Hall, originally built as the Essex County Courthouse in 1855. Today, this building functions as a community centre. The oldest building in the city is the Duff-Baby House built in 1792.
The City of Windsor was the site of the Battle of Windsor during the Upper Canada Rebellion in 1837. It was also a part of the Patriot War, later that year. Windsor was established as a village in 1854 (the same year the village was connected to the rest of Canada by the Grand Trunk Railway/Canadian National Railway), then became a town in 1858, and ultimately gained city status in 1892.
A fire consumed much of Windsor's downtown core on October 12, 1871, destroying over 100 buildings.
On October 25, 1960, a massive gas explosion destroyed the building housing the Metropolitan Store on Ouellette Avenue.
The Windsor Star Centennial Edition in 1992 covered the city's past, its success as a railway centre, and its contributions to World War I and World War II. It also recalled the naming controversy in 1892 when the town of Windsor aimed to become a city. The most popular names listed in the naming controversy were "South Detroit", "The Ferry" (from the ferries that linked Windsor to Detroit), Windsor, and Richmond (the runner-up in popularity). Windsor was chosen to promote the heritage of new English settlers in the city and to recognize Windsor Castle in Berkshire, England.
Sandwich, Ford City and Walkerville were separate legal entities (towns) in their own right until 1935. They are now historic neighbourhoods of Windsor. Ford City was officially incorporated as a village in 1912; it became a town in 1915, and a city in 1929. Walkerville was incorporated as a town in 1890. Sandwich was established in 1817 as a town with no municipal status. It was incorporated as a town in 1858 (the same year as neighbouring Windsor). These three towns were each annexed by Windsor in 1935. The nearby villages of Ojibway and Riverside were incorporated in 1913 and 1921 respectively. Both were annexed by Windsor in 1966.
The Weather Network has designated Windsor as the smog capital of Canada.


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Sara Felder is a solo theater artist, playwright, humorist and juggling diva. She ran away with San Francisco's Pickle Family Circus, was a featured act in Joel Grey's Borscht Capades, toured Nicaragua and Cuba with the Women's Circus and Jugglers for Peace and performed at Jewish/Yiddish festivals all over the world with the Klezmatics, Brave New World and the Klezmer Conservatory Band, to name a few. She has taught juggling and performance in California's prisons and half-way houses through the California Arts Council. She recently opened for Joan Rivers at the Gershman Y in Philadelphia.
Felder's body of work, including radical solo circus theater and witty multi-actor plays, explores serious themes in a form that is comic, engaging, vaudevillian. Part of a growing number of Jewish artists who seek to represent an authentically American Judaism, her work reflects her belief in a queer Yiddish culture that honors change even as it offers continuity to ancient traditions. In her solo plays, Felder strives to integrate personal experiences with the urgency of this moment in history. Her newest offering, "A Queer Divine," about loss, grief and transitions, is performed in lobbies and waiting rooms. "Melancholy, A Comedy" tackles mental illness through a look at the life of Abraham Lincoln. "Out of Sight" uses the relationship between a blind mother and her adult daughter to examine invisibility, family loyalties and the Israel/Palestine conflict. "Shtik," an exploration of Yiddishkeyt, compares the lives of a cross-dressing turn-of-the-(nineteenth)-century vaudevillian with the life of a contemporary American performance artist. "June Bride" tells the story of a traditional Jewish lesbian wedding. In its hundreds of performances over the last 13 years, "June Bride" has become part of the grass-roots effort to keep same-sex marriage on the national agenda and has given audiences a way to talk about this controversial issues.
Felder applauds all the private and government foundations who continue to fund her work as an out queer Jewish theater artist. She has earned funding from the Philadelphia Theatre Initiative who has supported has last three solo plays. She has also garnered fellowships in performance from the Pennsylvania Council for the Arts and the Independence Foundation. Felder also earned the Leeway Transformation Award for her commitment to art and social change. She has been commissioned by the San Francisco Arts Commision, the National Performance Network Creation Fund, and Intersection for the Arts. She has also received additional support over the years from the Zellerbach Family Fund, Theatre Communications Group, Ford Foundation and Irvine Foundation. Felder captured the California Arts Council playwriting fellowship and was a recipient of the America for the Arts "Animating Democracy Initiative," where she used performance to inspire civic dialogue about same-sex couples in Anchorage, Alaska.
Felder lectures on Jewish humor and has taught classes in comedy at San Francisco State University, New College of California and Drexel University. She also continues to teach her acclaimed workshop on solo performance, "Amusing the Muse." She currently lives in Oakland, CA with her partner Rabbi Dev Noily, and their son, actor and journalist, Jesse Lev.
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