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The Worlds Legal Systems
The worlds legal systems are all very different but many laws are based on one of the oldest legal systems in the world, the UK legal system.
The UK is not actually one legal system but instead has three separate legal systems.
England and Wales has one legal system, Northern Ireland has it's own legal systems and Scotland has it's own legal system.
One are of the law that is fairly similar across all these legal systems is that of estate planning,wills and probate and contesting wills or last wills and testaments.
A good site that details how the UK law works in this area is http://www.changingawillafterdeath.co.uk/
A good video that looks at the process of contesting a will after death can be found by clicking this link.
You also find that criminal law in many countries is at least based on the English legal system.
This is widely thought to be as a result of many countries were part of the historic British Empire and thus the core foundations of such legal systems as Indian and Australia were founded on English common law.
Detailed below are some examples
|Albania Albania
|The Civil Code of the Republic of Albania, 1991 [1]
|Angola Angola
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Argentina Argentina
|The Spanish legal tradition had a great influence on the Civil Code of Argentina, basically a work of the Argentine jurist Dalmacio Vélez Sársfield, who dedicated five years of his life on this task. The Civil Code came into effect on 1 January 1871. Beyond the influence of the Spanish legal tradition, the Argentinian Civil Code was also inspired by the Draft of the Brazilian Civil Code, the Draft of the Spanish Civil Code of 1851, the Napoleonic code and the Chilean Civil Code. The sources of this Civil Code also include various theoretical legal works, mainly of the great French jurists of the 19th century. It was the first Civil Law that consciously adopted as its cornerstone the distinction between i. rights from obligations and ii. real property rights, thus distancing itself from the French model.
|The Argentinian Civil Code was also in effect in Paraguay, as per a Paraguayan law of 1880, until the new Civil Code went in force in 1987.
|During the second half of the 20th century, the German legal theory became increasingly influential in Argentina.
|Andorra Andorra
|Courts apply the customary laws of Andorra, supplemented with Roman law and customary Catalan law.[4]
|Armenia Armenia
|Aruba Aruba
|Based on Dutch civil law
|Austria Austria
|The Allgemeines bürgerliches Gesetzbuch (ABGB) of 1811
|Azerbaijan Azerbaijan
|Based on German, French, Russian and traditional Azerbaijani Law
|Belarus Belarus
|Belgium Belgium
|The Napoleonic Code is still in use, although it is heavily modified (especially concerning family law)
|Benin Benin
|Bolivia Bolivia
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code
|Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina
|Influenced by Austrian law. The Swiss civil law (Zivilgesetzbuch) was a model for the Law on Obligations of 1978.
|Brazil Brazil
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Bulgaria Bulgaria
|Civil Law system influenced by Germanic and Roman law systems
|Burkina Faso Burkina Faso
|Burundi Burundi
|Chad Chad
|China People's Republic of China
|civil law system; based on native customs and practices with Soviet and German influence
|Republic of the Congo Republic of the Congo
|Democratic Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo
|Based on Belgian civil law
|Ivory Coast Cote d'Ivoire
|Cambodia Cambodia
|Cape Verde Cape Verde
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Central African Republic Central African Republic
|Chile Chile
|The Spanish legal tradition exercised an especially great influence on the civil code of Chile. On its turn, the Chilean civil code influenced to a large degree the drafting of the civil codes of other Latin-American states. For instance, the codes of Ecuador (1861) and Colombia (1873) constituted faithful reproductions of the Chilean code, but for very few exceptions. The compiler of the Civil Code of Chile, Venezuelan Andrés Bello, worked for its completion for almost 30 years, using elements, of the Spanish law on the one hand, and of other Western laws, especially of the French one, on the other. Indeed, it is noted that he consulted and used all of the codes that had been issued till then, starting from the era of Justinian.
|The Civil Code came into effect on 1 January 1857. Its technique is regarded as perfect; it is distinguished for the clarity, logic and cohesiveness of its provisions. As mentioned by Arminjon, Nolde, and Wolff ('Traite de droit comparé', Paris, 1950–1952) Andrés Bello may be regarded as one of the great legislators of mankind. The influence of the Napoleonic code is great; it is observed however that e.g. in many provisions of property law, the solutions of the French code civil were put aside in favor of pure Roman law.
|Colombia Colombia
|Civil code introduced in 1873. Nearly faithful reproduction of the Chilean civil code
|Costa Rica Costa Rica
|First Civil Code (a part of the General Code or Carrillo Code) came into effect in 1841; its text was inspired by the South Peruvian Civil Code of Marshal Andres de Santa Cruz. The present Civil Code went into effect 1 January 1888, and was influenced by the Napoleonic Code and the Spanish Civil Code of 1889 (from its 1851 draft version).
|Croatia Croatia
|Influenced by Austrian and Hungarian law. The Law on Obligations of 2005.
|Cuba Cuba
|Influenced by Spanish and American law with large elements of Communist legal theory.
|Czech Republic Czech Republic
|Descended from the Civil Code of the Austrian Empire (1811), influenced by German (1939–45) and Soviet (1947/68-89) legal codes during occupation periods, substantially reformed to remove Soviet influence and elements of socialist law after the Velvet Revolution (1989).
|Denmark Denmark
|Scandinavian-German civil law
|Dominican Republic Dominican Republic
|Based by the Napoleonic Code
|Ecuador Ecuador
|Civil code introduced in 1861. Nearly faithful reproduction of the Chilean civil code
|El Salvador El Salvador
|Estonia Estonia
|Largely influenced by German civil law.
|Finland Finland
|Civil law system based on Swedish law[5]
|France France
|Based on the Napoleonic code (code civil of 1804)
|Egypt Egypt
|Equatorial Guinea Equatorial Guinea
|Ethiopia Ethiopia
|Gabon Gabon
|Guinea Guinea
|based on French civil law system, customary law, and decree[5]
|Guinea-Bissau Guinea-Bissau
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Georgia (country) Georgia
|Germany Germany
|The Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch of 1900 ("BGB"). The BGB is influenced both by Roman and German law traditions.
|Greece Greece
|The Greek civil code of 1946, highly influenced by traditional Roman law and the German civil code of 1900 (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch); the Greek civil code replaced the Byzantine–Roman civil law in effect in Greece since its independence (?????? ??????? ??? ?????????? ?????? ???????, Legal Provision of Eastern Mainland Greece, November 1821: '?? ?????????? ????? ??? ?????????? ?????????? ???????????? ??? ??????? ????? ???????? ???? ?? ????? ??? ??? ?????????? ?????? ??????', 'The Social [i.e. Civil] Laws of the Dear Departed Christian Emperors of Greece [referring to the Byzantine Emperors] alone are in effect at present in Eastern Mainland Greece')
|Guatemala Guatemala
|Guatemala has had three Civil Codes: the first one from 1877, a new one introduced in 1933, and the one currently in force, which was passed in 1963. This Civil Code has suffered some reforms throughout the years, as well as a few derogations relating to areas which have subsequently been regulated by newer laws, such as the Code of Commerce and the Law of the National Registry of Persons. In general, it follows the tradition of the roman-French system of civil codification.
|Regarding the theory of 'sources of law' in the Guatemalan legal system, the 'Ley del Organismo Judicial' recognizes 'the law' as the main legal source (in the sense of legislative texts), although it also establishes 'jurisprudence' as a complementary source. Although jurisprudence technically refers to judicial decisions in general, in practice it tends to be confused and identified with the concept of 'legal doctrine', which is a qualified series of identical resolutions in similar cases pronounced by higher courts (the Constitutional Court acting as a 'Tribunal de Amparo', and the Supreme Court acting as a 'Tribunal de Casación') whose theses become binding for lower courts.
|Haiti Haiti
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code
|Honduras Honduras
|Hungary Hungary
|Based on codified Roman law, with elements of the Napoleonic civil code
|Iceland Iceland
|Based on Germanic traditional laws and influenced by Medieval Norwegian and Danish laws.
|Italy Italy
|Based on codified Roman law, with elements of the Napoleonic civil code; civil code of 1942 replaced the original one of 1865
|Japan Japan
|Modeled after European (primarily German) civil law system. Japanese civil code of 1895.
|Latvia Latvia
|Based on codified Roman law with strong German traditions in civil and administrative law and procedure, as it was historically before the Soviet occupation, elements of French legal system are also common in Latvian law. While general principles of law are prerequisites in making and understanding the law, case law is also broadly applied to present legal arguments in courts and to explain application of law in similar cases. Rapidly decreasing remains of Soviet understanding of criminal acts can be found in criminal law, while criminal procedure law has been fully modeled after practice accepted in Western Europe. Civil law of Latvia enacted on 1937.
|Lebanon Lebanon
|Modeled after French civil law
|Lithuania Lithuania
|Modeled after Dutch civil law
|Luxembourg Luxembourg
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code
|Libya Libya
|Influenced by Ottoman, French, Italian, and Egyptian sources
|Macau Macau
|Based on the Portuguese strand of the continental tradition, itself much influenced by Germany; also influenced by the law of the PRC
|Mauritius Mauritius
|Mexico Mexico
|The origins of Mexico's legal system are both ancient and classical, based on the Roman and French legal systems, and the Mexican system shares more in common with other legal systems throughout the world (especially those in Latin America and most of continental Europe)...[6]
|Mongolia Mongolia
|Civil Code of 2002 based on German BGB
|Montenegro Montenegro
|First: the General Property Code for the Principality of Montenegro of 1888, written by Valtazar Bogišic'. Present: the Law on Obligations of 2008.
|Mozambique Mozambique
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Netherlands Netherlands
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code
|Norway Norway
|Scandinavian-German civil law. King Magnus VI the Lawmender unified the regional laws into a single code of law for the whole kingdom in 1274. This was replaced by Christian V's Norwegian Code of 1687.
|Panama Panama
|Paraguay Paraguay
|The Paraguayan Civil Code in force since 1987 is largely influenced by the Napoleonic Code and the Argentinian Code
|Peru Peru
|Based on civil law system; accepts compulsory ICJ jurisdiction with reservations
|Poland Poland
|The Polish Civil Code in force since 1965
|Portugal Portugal
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code and later by the German Civil Law
|Taiwan Republic of China (Taiwan)
|Codification derived from German BGB.
|Romania Romania
|Based on the Civil Code of Quebec, but also influenced by the Napoleonic Code and other French-inspired codes (such as those of Italy, Spain and Switzerland)[7]
|Russia Russia
|Civil Law system descendant from Roman Law through Byzantine tradition. Heavily influenced by German and Dutch norms in 1700-1800's. Socialist-style modification in 1900's, and Continental European Law influences since 1990's.
|São Tomé and Príncipe São Tomé e Príncipe
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Serbia Serbia
|First: the Civil Code of Principality of Serbia of 1844, written by Jovan Hadžic', was influenced by the Austrian Civil Code (Allgemeines bürgerliches Gesetzbuch). Present: The Swiss civil law (Zivilgesetzbuch) was a model for the Law on Obligations of 1978.
|Slovakia Slovakia
|Descended from the Civil Code of the Austrian Empire (1811), influenced by German (1939–45) and Soviet (1947/68-89) legal codes during occupation periods, substantially reformed to remove Soviet influence and elements of socialist law after the Velvet Revolution (1989).
|Slovenia Slovenia
|A Civil Law system influenced mostly by Germanic and Austro-Hungarian law systems
|Spain Spain
|Influenced by the Napoleonic Code, it also has some elements of Spain's legal tradition, starting with the Siete Partidas, a major legislative achievement from the Middle Ages. That body of law remained more or less unchanged until the 19th century, when the first civil codes were drafted, merging both the Napoleonic style with the Castilian traditions.
|Sweden Sweden
|Scandinavian-German civil law. Like all Scandinavian legal systems, it is distinguished by its traditional character and for the fact that it did not adopt elements of Roman law. It is indeed worth mentioning that it assimilated very few elements of foreign laws whatsoever. It is also interesting that the Napoleonic Code had no influence in codification of law in Scandinavia. The historical basis of the law of Sweden, just as for all Nordic countries, is Old German law. Codification of the law started in Sweden during the 18th century, preceding the codifications of most other European countries. However, neither Sweden, nor any other Nordic state created a civil code of the kind of the Code Civil or the BGB.
|Switzerland Switzerland
|The Swiss Civil Code of 1908 and 1912 (obligations; fifth book)
|East Timor Timor-Leste
|Based on Portuguese civil law
|Turkey Turkey
|Modeled after the Swiss civil law (Zivilgesetzbuch) of 1907.
|Ukraine Ukraine
|Civil Code of Ukraine of 2004
|Uruguay Uruguay
|Uzbekistan Uzbekistan
|Represents an evolution of Soviet civil law. Overwhelmingly strong impact of the Communist legal theory is traceable.
|Vietnam Vietnam
|Communist legal theory and French civil law
|Common law
|Main article: Common law
|King John of England signs Magna Carta
|Common law and equity are systems of law whose sources are the decisions in cases by judges. Alongside, every system will have a legislature that passes new laws and statutes. The relationships between statutes and judicial decisions can be complex. In some jurisdictions, such statutes may overrule judicial decisions or codify the topic covered by several contradictory or ambiguous decisions. In some jurisdictions, judicial decisions may decide whether the jurisdiction's constitution allowed a particular statute or statutory provision to be made or what meaning is contained within the statutory provisions. Statutes were allowed to be made by the government. Common law developed in England, influenced by Anglo-Saxon law and to a much lesser extent by the Norman conquest of England which introduced legal concepts from Norman law, which had its origins in Salic law. Common law was later inherited by the Commonwealth of Nations, and almost every former colony of the British Empire has adopted it (Malta being an exception). The doctrine of stare decisis or precedent by courts is the major difference to codified civil law systems.
|Common law is currently in practice in Ireland, most of the United Kingdom (England and Wales and Northern Ireland), Australia, New Zealand, Bangladesh, India (excluding Goa), Pakistan, South Africa, Canada (excluding Quebec), Hong Kong, the United States (excluding Louisiana) and many other places. In addition to these countries, several others have adapted the common law system into a mixed system. For example, Nigeria operates largely on a common law system but incorporates religious law.
|In the European Union, the Court of Justice takes an approach mixing civil law (based on the treaties) with an attachment to the importance of case law. One of the most fundamental documents to shape common law is Magna Carta[8] which placed limits on the power of the English Kings. It served as a kind of medieval bill of rights for the aristocracy and the judiciary who developed the law.
|American Samoa American Samoa
|Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and Barbuda
|based on English common law
|Australia Australia
|based on English common law
|The Bahamas Bahamas
|based on English common law
|Bangladesh Bangladesh
|based on English common law
|Barbados Barbados
|based on English common law
|Belize Belize
|based on English common law
|Bhutan Bhutan
|British Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands
|based on English common law
|Canada Canada
|based on English common law, except in Quebec Quebec, where a civil law system based on French law prevails in most matters of a civil nature, such as obligations (contract and delict), property law, family law and private matters. Federal statutes take into account the bijuridical nature of Canada and use both common law and civil law terms where appropriate.
|Cyprus Cyprus
|based on English common law as inherited from British colonisation, with civil law influences, particularly in criminal law.
|Dominica Dominica
|based on English common law
|England Wales England and Wales
|United Kingdom (UK)
|primarily common law, with early Roman and some modern continental influences
|Fiji Fiji
|based on English common law
|Gibraltar Gibraltar
|based on English common law
|Ghana Ghana
|Myanmar Myanmar
|based on English common law
|Grenada Grenada
|based on English common law
|Hong Kong Hong Kong
|principally based on English common law
|India India
|based on English common law (except Goa, Daman and Diu which follow a Civil Law based on Portuguese Civil Law)
|Republic of Ireland Ireland
|based on Irish law before 1922, which was itself based on English common law
|Israel Israel
|based on English common law from the period of the British Mandate, also incorporating civil law and fragments of Jewish and Sharia law for family law cases
|Jamaica Jamaica
|based on English common law
|Kiribati Kiribati
|based on English common law
|Marshall Islands Marshall Islands
|based on U.S. Law
|Nauru Nauru
|based on English common law
|New Zealand New Zealand
|based on English common law
|Northern Ireland
|United Kingdom (UK)
|based on Irish law before 1921, which was itself based on English common law
|Palau Palau
|based on U.S. Law
|Pakistan Pakistan[9]
|based on English common law with some provisions of Islamic law
|Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Kitts and Nevis
|based on English common law
|Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
|based on English common law
|Singapore Singapore
|based on English common law, but Muslims are subject to the Administration of Muslim Law Act, which gives the Sharia Court jurisdiction over Muslim personal law, e.g., marriage, inheritance and divorce.
|Tonga Tonga
|based on English common law
|Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago
|based on English common law
|Tuvalu Tuvalu
|based on English common law
|Uganda Uganda
|based on English common law
|United States United States
|Federal courts and 49 states use the legal system based on English common law which has diverged somewhat since the mid-nineteenth century in that they look to each other's cases for guidance on issues of first impression and rarely, if ever, look at contemporary cases on the same issue in the UK or the Commonwealth
|State law in the U.S. state of Louisiana is based upon French and Spanish civil law (see above)


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Microsoft has posted a detailed explanation of the new, improved, ribbonized Windows Explorer in Windows 8. In a nutshell, Microsoft is grafting a ribbon onto the top of the Windows Explorer window -- no surprise -- that closely resembles the ribbons in Office and a handful of Windows 7 applets.
Here's the part that surprises me. Microsoft relies on "telemetry data," which is collected and automatically forwarded by people who participate in the Microsoft Customer Experience Improvement Program. The telemetry data for earlier versions of Windows Explorer "shows that 54.5 percent of commands are invoked using a right-click context menu, and another 32.2 percent are invoked using keyboard shortcuts... while only 10.9 percent come from the Command bar, the most visible UI element in Explorer in Windows 7 and Vista."
From that observation, Microsoft deduces that making the command bar more accessible -- with a ribbon -- will improve Windows Explorer.
That same telemetry data shows that roughly 50 percent of the commands carried out in Windows Explorer are Cut, Copy, Paste, or Delete, and that Properties and Rename account for another 20 percent. Call me a heretic, but my conclusion is that Microsoft should make it easier to cut, copy, and paste files -- and the best way I know to do that is to make it easy to put two copies of Windows Explorer up on the screen at the same time, side by side. But I readily confess that I don't like the ribbon in Office and positively detest it in small apps such as Paint. I guess that makes me a Luddite, but ribbons waste so much room, especially on wide monitors, and (at least in my experience) they don't make it any easier to locate commands that you already know about -- quite the contrary.
One of the benefits of a ribbon -- in this case, I have to agree with Microsoft -- is that it makes commands more discoverable. That's a noble goal. I've often wondered how to make keyboard shortcuts more discoverable, too, but there doesn't seem to be an easy way to do it.
Fortunately, much to Microsoft's credit, it's easy to turn the ribbon off. By reclaiming the space wasted in Windows 7's Explorer at the bottom of the screen for file details, Win8 Explorer can actually list more files. Also, much to Microsoft's credit (as noted in my earlier post), the up-one-level arrow icon is now prominently located on the navigation bar. And I see with great elation that it's (finally!) easy to have Explorer show file name extensions.

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Draft is set for Monday as of now but subject to change. Standard 10 team league with no $ necessary
Fantasy football is an interactive competition in which users compete against each other as general managers of virtual teams built from real players. The players that an individual is able to manage are professional American football players in the National Football League. The different actions people are able to make are drafting, trading, adding or dropping players, and changing rosters. Due to the growth of the Internet, Fantasy football has vastly increased in popularity, particularly because Fantasy football providers such as ESPN, Yahoo, CBS, and the NFL itself are able to keep track of statistics entirely online, eliminating the need to check box scores and newspapers regularly to keep track of players. Most leagues have a single week championship in Week 16 of the NFL season.


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Foreclosing on the American Dream
by LiUNA, Thu Sep 13, 2007 at 09:21:30 AM EDT
The current "mortgage meltdown" represents a triple whammy or a "perfect storm" for construction workers. Workers who build homes are facing mass layoffs as demand plummets for new homes. In August, the construction industry lost 22,000 jobs. Thousands of construction workers are facing foreclosure on their own homes. And workers' retirement funds may be tainted by misrepresented mortgage securities.
This year, 122 (and counting) mortgage companies have imploded, but it's middle class homeowners who are really feeling the pain. In the first half of 2007, nearly 1 million people are facing foreclosure - a 30 percent increase from 2006. It is estimated that more than 2 million homeowners will be in foreclosure before year-end. Among those are tens of thousands of workers who believed they had achieved the dream of owning their first home. With corporate homebuilders, many of them also mortgage lenders, frantically attempting to slice overbuilt inventory, the workers who build houses in many markets are being cut from payrolls as fast as new home developments sprout.
It is bad enough that workers who build houses are facing unemployment and the loss of their own homes. However, the threat to retirement investments is even more insidious. Trillions of dollars of mortgages were packed into investment securities. Pension fund administrators across the country are now examining investments - which workers depend upon for retirement security - to determine if portfolios have been tainted by overrated mortgage securities. Americans who diligently invested for retirement may face tainted nest eggs and be in jeopardy of losing their homes.
Hundreds of thousands of working Americans - many of whom do the hard, physical labor of building homes and building this country - are experiencing what may be a bigger economic quake than the Enron scandal.
Who is to blame?
The insulated mega-rich and TV talking heads who adhere to the "ownership society" philosophy of "everyone for themselves" will place the blame squarely on working-family homebuyers. For those who have sat at a mortgage closing table and read line by line, page after page of fine print before signing, fair enough.
For the rest of us, and that includes most of us, the time is now for Congress and regulators to investigate who failed us - whether lenders, underwriters or homebuilders - so we can protect our pension investments. We need to protect homeowners and shape saner lending policies that help working people achieve the dream, not the trap, of homeownership.
These issues are central to LiUNA's membership, and so we will be asking Democratic presidential candidates to lay out their plans on how to reinvigorate the working middle class at our leadership conference and live webcast on September 17 and 18. Join us in finding out how they plan on saving homeownership - the most basic of American dreams - at www.liunalive.org.


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Stun-gun control: Strict N.J. policy aims to curb unnecessary, or dangerous, use
After years of hesitation, Tasers are being added to the arsenals of many North Jersey police departments.
And as police officers begin training in the use of stun guns, they'll find there are plenty of situations in which the devices cannot be used.
They'll learn that someone ignoring an officer's order to get on the ground, someone damaging property or a person standing on a ledge or driving a car shouldn't be stunned — 'tased' in cop lingo. They'll learn that they can't use the devices on handcuffed suspects unless the person appears to be likely to kill or maim someone and there's no option to use less force.
And they'll learn that whatever they do, a small camera on the Taser will be recording every move.
Officers throughout New Jersey must abide by the state's stun-gun policy — considered among the strictest in the United States — which seems to have been designed to prevent the types of misuse that have provoked outrage in other states. Civil libertarians in the region have praised the New Jersey guidelines as a model of restraint and an example for other police agencies to follow.
Tasers shoot two darts connected by wires to a battery, incapacitating anyone shot with them by constricting the muscles and creating intense, though fleeting, pain. While some people shot with Taser darts have died, the weapon is far less lethal than traditional firearms.
But lawyers involved in cases of Taser-related fatalities in other states say that they are concerned that police officers in New Jersey could unintentionally kill someone by misusing the devices and are skeptical that some local police won't join the ranks of officers nationwide accused of overusing stun guns.
"Tasers are like toys to these guys," said Peter Williamson, a personal injury lawyer from New Jersey who has a Los Angeles-based practice. "These officers are going to love this high-tech, Space Age device on their belt. They're going to want to try it out."
But Bergen County Police Officer Jason Trignano, whose department in July became the first in the county to have Tasers, said he and his fellow officers are fully aware of the risks and responsibilities of carrying the device.
"I don't believe that it's a toy at all," he said. "We've all taken it seriously."
New Jersey had been behind much of the rest of the world in adopting stun guns as a law enforcement tool. It was the last state to authorize their use, in 2006, and problems with early restrictions, high costs and unanswered questions about liability and training kept stun guns from being issued to police officers in Bergen and Passaic counties until recently.
The push for stun guns in North Jersey grew after a series of deadly confrontations in which police officers fatally shot suspects armed with tools or knives. According to relatives, these suspects were mentally ill or emotionally disturbed, and they and activists questioned why police didn't have Tasers.
Worldwide, nearly 17,000 law enforcement agencies in 107 countries are equipped with Tasers, according to Taser International, which is based in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Local police departments, long frustrated by the delays, have started ordering Tasers in large numbers and signing up their officers for county-led training. Englewood, Fort Lee and Lodi are among the departments that plan to equip officers with the Taser X2, a model popular among law enforcement agencies. Leonia already has a sergeant carrying the device and plans to train more officers.
Police in Passaic County do not yet have the devices but appear ready to get them.
"We are working with Ringwood Chief Lombardo, president of the Passaic County Chief's Association, regarding the manner and timing in which we will roll out Tasers in Passaic," County Prosecutor, Camelia Valdes said in a text message, referring to Bernie Lombardo..
Under the state's rules, police can use Tasers only "to temporarily incapacitate a physically combative person in order to prevent the person from causing death or serious bodily injury to him/herself, the officer or another person, or to prevent the escape of a violent offender."
An officer in New Jersey can only use deadly force when it is "immediately necessary to protect an officer or another person from imminent danger of death or serious bodily injury."
Lodi Police Chief Vincent J. Caruso said the Taser policy is too restrictive. He said police should be allowed to use Tasers to enforce compliance when the only other way to do so is to grab a suspect, which he said could cause injury to officers and suspects.
"You're going to have situations where a person is not going to comply, no matter what," he said. "With Tasers, it's five seconds of horrible pain, and then you're not going to want to fight no more."
Alex Shalom, the policy counsel for American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, said the state's stun-gun policy is appropriate, but one part raises a concern for him. He said the "violent offender" escapee exception would, for example, allow police to stun a woman running away after stabbing her abusive husband.
"That's not someone to be tased," he said. "We think that's giving too much leeway to police."
Concerns over officers misusing Tasers are rooted in widely publicized cases elsewhere, including that of the 16-year-old graffiti artist from Florida who died after police chased him and stunned him in the chest this year. Alternet, a website featuring articles from alternative newsweeklies, magazines and web publications, compiled a list of what it characterized as "egregious" cases of stun-gun use by police:
--- A mentally ill man fell to his death from a ledge after beginning tased in Brooklyn in 2008.
--- An Illinois man was hospitalized after being stunned 11 times while having a diabetic seizure in 2009.
--- A 10-year-old Indiana boy was stunned at a day-care center in 2010.
The New York Civil Liberties Union found what it called widespread abuse of stun guns by police throughout that state. Its 2011 study found that only 15 percent of those stunned were armed or believed to be armed, that more than a third endured multiple or prolonged shocks, and that the weapon was disproportionally used on minorities — 58 percent of those stunned were black or Hispanic.
With the exception of the New York City Police Department, all the departments surveyed "had massive problems with their use-of-force policies and in the way they were using Tasers," said Corey Stoughton, a senior staff attorney for the New York Civil Liberties Union. "We saw instances of police officers using Tasers on people who were already handcuffed. We saw police officers using Tasers on people without any warning."
Shalom said the ACLU of New Jersey would closely monitor Taser use as deployment became widespread.
"It is a valuable law enforcement tool when used correctly," he said. "The question is will it be used correctly?"
New Jersey aims to prevent abuses not only with rules, but also by equipping police-issued Tasers with cameras that start recording as soon as the device is activated. The camera cannot be erased or stopped by the officer using the device.
Police in New Jersey must also file a written report each time a Taser is fired. Those reports are then reviewed by the officer's supervisor, police chief, county prosecutor, the state Division of Criminal Justice and, finally, the state Attorney General's Office.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut has called for new legislation to create standardized training and reporting procedures for all police agencies in that state that would be similar to New Jersey's guidelines.
"We look to New Jersey as a potential model," said David McGuire, staff attorney for the organization. "It certainly seems like New Jersey is taking a responsible approach."
Amnesty International believes that more than 500 people have died since 2001 after being hit |with darts from police stun guns. The American Heart Association and medical experts argue that Tasers can cause cardiac arrest from a direct hit to the chest, from multiple strikes or from leaving |the darts in the body too long, which can increase lactic-acid levels and make a heart attack more likely.
"It's based on established fact that electricity delivered to the chest can influence the heartbeat," said Dr. Douglas Zipes, a cardiologist at Indiana University who has testified in Taser-related wrongful-death suits and written articles on the dangers of Tasers.
But a medical study funded by the National Institute of Justice found that Taser shots to the chest are no more dangerous than those delivered to other parts of the body. A review of 1,201 cases by law enforcement agencies found none in which the devices could be linked to cardiac complications, even when the Taser probes landed on the upper chest area and may have delivered a shock across the heart.
Dr. William P. Bozeman, an associate professor of emergency medicine at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, who led the National Institute of Justice study, found in earlier studies that 99.7 percent of those subjected to Tasers suffered no serious injuries and that, overall, Taser exposure was safe.
"That is not to say that injury and deaths are impossible," he told the Annals of Emergency Medicine in 2009. "Police and medical personnel need to be aware of the potential for serious injury."
Caruso, the Lodi police chief, volunteered to take a Taser jolt in 2011 and described it as "the most extraordinary pain I ever felt in my entire life."
"But as soon as it was over, I was able to recover immediately," he said.
Taser International disputes reports that its devices are unsafe, saying they have saved more than 110,000 lives. The company maintains that Tasers have been used more than 2 million times on people and that there has never been any conclusive evidence presented that they have caused serious injury or death. However, starting in 2009, the company began warning police to avoid the chest area when firing.
Trignano, who went through Taser training this year, said officers are taught to avoid the head and chest and to point the device's laser beams, which help aim the darts, at the stomach and leg, a method known as splitting the beltline.
But Williamson, the personal injury lawyer in Los Angeles, said the procedure clashes with police firearms training, which teaches officers to shoot at center-body mass.
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Let's face it: crime stinks, even when the merchandise being stolen smells nice.
Such is the case of the perfume thief in this week's WAFF 48 Crime Stoppers, who is smelling the sweet smell of success. But you can change that.
The man in question is seen on surveillance video wearing shorts and baseball cap. He's at the Ulta Cosmetics and Fragrance store at Bridge Street Town Centre in Huntsville.
He's seen taking several boxes of perfume, turning his back to the camera, apparently taking the bottle of perfume out of the box and sticking the bottles in a bag he's carrying.
Then this guy left the store, probably smelling like a rose, thinking he'd pulled this off. However, because of the video he left on the surveillance camera on his way out, this is going to turn sour for him.
The surveillance video of him leaving the store is about as good as it gets.
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Let's Play Sengoku Gensokyo - Day 80-81
Same plan as last time: three attacks split over two turns.
In the first battle, once again we have Mai walling herself like crazy (seriously, everyone at Very Far distance!?). We wipe out the rest of her team, but that just leaves her with 30 battle points to spend on herself, which was pretty ridiculous. At least her attacks weren't quite as strong as usual due to distance, our high WIS characters, and her lower HP.
We get attacked once in response, where our whole team got a lucky first strike against Chibi Alice, rendering her powerless for most of the fight. We clean up the mooks, despite now being extraordinarily out-leveled by them.
At this rate, I might have to grind for some levels before taking on the final territory...
Eiki: You would be the insolent intruder who dared step into Muenzuka, correct?
Louise: ...Yes. And you are?
I am Yamaxanadu Eiki Shiki, a Yama. This is where idle spirits rest, it is not a place for you to stir up controversy.
Spirits...I was THINKING this felt like a really creepy place!
Are you desecrating the dead by calling them "creepy"? ...It appears you need to repent. I shall judge your sin of ignorance!
BGM: Black Tortoise ~The Seven Northern Mansions~
Louise steps out for her first real battle against us.
I don't know if this party just doesn't work well together, or if our enemies just had really good defenses, or if we were just plain unlucky, but for some reason we had a really hard time putting up good numbers in this fight. Quickly realizing that there was no chance for me to outright defeat my opponents, I instead settled in to a plan for shoring up defenses and forcing my opponents to run down their battle counter. By leaving as many enemies as I can in critical HP, I let them take up turns while doing little damage. I am behind on the battle guage for most of the fight, but a few KOs at the very end was enough to shift the guage in my favor.
The margin of victory wasn't quite as high as we're used to seeing, but it's fine. That's all we needed to take this place in one more attack anyway, so it didn't make much of a difference.
Onto the final battle for the fate of Muenzuka.
Louise has what's probably one of the best special abilities amongst the Makai Goddess Army. Cross Shot triggers much like Young Alice's Mirror Doll, and can trigger multiple times in one turn as well. Instead of hitting the same target like Mirror Doll, it attacks a different one each time. It's more dangerous, though, in that while Mirror Doll's extra hits are at reduced power, Cross Shot doesn't seem to suffer any damage reduction when it activates. This makes Louise pretty strong on the offensive.
Louise prefers ranged combat, as I believe Cross Shot only works for ranged spells. She'll typically try to stand at Far distance from everyone, much like Mai. To take her down in this last battle, I had our mages quickly eradicate anyone at Close range to Mokou and Keine, so that they could advance onwards to strike Louise with melee attacks instead. It worked well, and we take out all enemies just as our battle counter runs out.
Louise: Ugh, how could I have lost! ...Though to be honest, I'm quite relieved...I hate creepy places like these~!
Stop right there.
...Hmm, it appears that this does not have a description of you...It seems you are outside my jurisdiction.
Uh, right...I'll be leaving then.
I said to stop. It must be fate that we met here. You, who fears Muenzuka so badly, clearly require a lecture...
I-I really need to go! G-Goodbye~!
I believe I told you to wait!
Komachi: ...Ah-ah, she ran off. Hardly unexpected though.
This is unfortunate...Hm, I must write a letter of apology to the other judges...Komachi, you must submit one as well.
Ehh, I have to!? Man...
Reimu: ...Poor girl. I suppose...I should write a letter of apology to my God as well, huh?
One more attack from the Makai Goddess Army to close out this turn.
Enemy mooks seem to be doing a lot more damage now thanks to their remarkably high levels. Averaging level 29-30, they're typically able to hit for 300-ish damage against characters with average defenses, which is pretty devastating if they get to go first. Which brings me to another point.
I'll admit, you guys were right about Flandre being too much of a glass cannon. She's taking 400-500 damage from full-health enemies, and her speed isn't enough to ensure that she goes first. Remilia has a similar problem, although not quite as bad. Neither has a defensive stat that's actually decent, so I can't just stick them in a favorable position like I can with Patchouli. Unless I get really lucky in any particular battle, the two of them would probably really need Eirin's help in order to have any kind of staying power.
Turn: 81
Ouki: 4850
Ryumaku: 123/158
Actions Available: 3
Our Territories:
Night-Blind Road
Defense: 160/160
Cost to Develop: 33 RES
Faintly Dark Path
Defense: 175/175
Cost to Develop: 33 RES
Magic Forest Entrance
Defense: 180/180
Cost to Develop: 33 RES
Magic Forest Border
Defense: 160/160
Cost to Develop: 33 RES
Road of Reconsideration
Defense: 110/190
Cost to Develop: 30 RES
Human Village
Defense: 310/310
Cost to Develop: 36 RES
Garden of the Sun
Defense: 175/175
Cost to Develop: 33 RES
Nameless Hill
Defense: 205/205
Cost to Develop: 9 RES
Misty Lake
Defense: 225/225
Cost to Develop: 9 RES
SDM Gate
Defense: 230/230
Cost to Develop: 30 RES
Great Library
Defense: 195/195
Cost to Develop: 27 RES
Clock Tower
Defense: 210/210
Cost to Develop: 12 RES
Lost Bamboo Forest
Defense: 205/205
Cost to Develop: 15 RES
Hidden House
Defense: 195/195
Cost to Develop: 21 RES
Blossoms Barrier
Defense: 220/220
Cost to Develop: 9 RES
Hakugyokurou Stairs
Defense: 200/200
Cost to Develop: 15 RES
Yakumo Residence
Defense: 310/310
Cost to Develop: 18 RES
Magic Forest Interior
Defense: 210/210
Cost to Develop: 9 RES
Defense: 230/230
Cost to Develop: 15 RES
Defense: 235/235
Cost to Develop: 12 RES
Defense: 215/215
Cost to Develop: 6 RES
Enemy Territories:
SDM Top Floor
Army: Makai Goddess Army
General: Yumeko
Defense: 225/225
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Army: Makai Goddess Army
General: Shinki (Leader)
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James Golick won't be able to present as previously posted on this website, but François Beausoleil agreed to fill in and is gonna talk about Google Charts (which I didn't even know existed until 2 minutes ago). Thanks Francois!
Our very own Rails rockstar Marc-Andre Cournoyer is gonna talk about his new baby, Thin.
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We still have 1 spot left for a short presentation, so if you're interested, please e-mail me asap.
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Junior season (2007) - Played in 18 of the 20 games, starting 17, and earned a spot on the All-Northwest Conference Second Team ... Posted four shutouts and limited eight other opponents to a single goal ... Accumulated 71 saves on the season and scored his first college point in a season-opening victory at La Sierra University; was credited with an assist when his long punt carried well past the midfield stripe and bounced at the feet of a teammate who then beat the opposing keeper one-on-one ... Made six saves against nine shots in a shutout at St. Martin's ... Posted consecutive shutouts in a weekend against George Fox with three saves and Willamette with two saves ... Collected a total of 17 saves in back-to-back games against Puget Sound and Pacific Lutheran ... Made eight saves in a 2-1 double overtime win over Pacific ... Posted a shutout with nine saves in knocking off Puget Sound 1-0 ... Earned his team's Best Defensive Player Award.
Sophomore season (2006) - Opened his sophomore campaign with back-to-back shutouts of Albertson, making a total of 13 saves in a 0-0 exhibition game tie and 1-0 Whitman victory ... Also pitched a shutout in Whitman's Northwest Conference opener, a 0-0 overtime tie with Willamette ... Just missed a shutout when George Fox scored inside the final minute of a 2-1 Whitman victory ... Allowed no goals in playing the second half of a 3-1 win over Willamette ... Made 10 saves in a 1-1 overtime tie with Linfield ... Allowed just one goal in each of six 1-0 Whitman losses ... Played in 12 of 15 games, 11 as a starter.
Freshman season (2005) - Played in 18 of 19 games, all but one as a starter, in his first college season ... Made eight saves in his college debut, a 2-1 Whitman victory over Northwest University ... Followed his first college shutout, a 1-0 victory over George Fox, with a next-day 3-0 blanking of Pacific ... Shut out Pacific a second time (1-0) later in the season ... Got his fourth shutout of the season in a 1-0 win over Willamette.
Prep - Played varsity soccer at Union High School, starting three seasons ... Earned all-conference, all-county, and all-state honors three times ... Union made it to the county finals and state semifinals in 2004 ... Posted a record of 163-34-31 with a goals allowed average of 0.78 and 110 shutouts in six seasons with the Parsippany Soccer Club ... Was part of Union High's 2005 state track championship squad in the 4x55-meter high hurdles relay ... Was a five-time county track champion (400-meter hurdles, 4x400-meter relay, 4x110-meter high hurdles relay) ... Helped Union's track team win county team championships as a senior and freshman ... Won conference titles in the 400-meter hurdles and 800 meters as a senior.
Personal - Son of Joe and Judy Axelrod of Charlottsville, Va. ... Brother Mark is enrolled at the University of Virginia School of Medicine ... Plans to pursue a professional soccer career in Europe after Whitman ... Has had photographs professionally published ... Takes photos for the Whitman Pioneer newspaper as well as the Whitman Sports Information and Communication offices ... Has played on championship intramural teams in basketball and dodgeball ... Enjoys traveling, photography, the Wisconsin Northwoods, and the New York Yankees and New York Jets.Back to Men's Soccer Roster


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Lightning backup Olie Kolzig will have surgery on Saturday to repair a ruptured distal biceps tendon in his left forearm. The surgery will be performed in Washington by orthopedist Ben Shaffer, a Capitals team physician who treated Kolzig when he played in Washington. Lightning head trainer Tommy Mulligan said Kolzig will be out three to four months. Unless Tampa Bay makes the playoffs, his season is over.
Kolzig told Tampa beat writer Damian Cristodero: "There's a lot of doubt for my future as far as hockey goes."
If this was his final season in the NHL, it was a tough way to go out. Kolzig has played in just 410 minutes this season (6.8 games) and has a 3.66 goals-against average and .898 save percentage. He'll be 39 in early April and won't likely have many suitors this summer.
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I've read several columns by bona-fide sports journalists (a club to which I do not belong, though I am a journalist in another milieu) breaking down the Broncos' loss in Super Bowl 48 (enough with the stupid Roman numerals already). I've read one account that said Peyton Manning "looked like he was getting older by the second." I've read several that brought up this stupid "legacy" issue and laid the blame for the loss entirely on Manning's shoulders.
I guess I watched a different game, then, because that's not what I saw. Here are my observations about the Broncos and how they played in Super Bowl 48.
- Manning threw for a record number of completions. On several designed roll-outs, he ably moved out of the pocket, planted his feet and threw with authority. That doesn't strike me as a quarterback who was looking old and tired. Personally, while I don't think Manning looked his best (it looked to me like he had the flu or something, to be honest), he certainly didn't play like a washed-up has-been.
- Manning threw two interceptions. Well, sure, that's bad in a Super Bowl. I've watched 45 of the 48 great games, and I always say Super Bowls are won and lost on turnovers. You have to play near-perfect football at the big show. That said, only one of Manning's interceptions could rightfully be credited to him. The other occurred on a deflection. I don't think you can ding him for that one. Ditto the fumble.
- Poor coaching decisions contributed to the loss. That onside kick? Really? When your defense has shown it cannot stop the opponent's offense? Why not kick it out of the endzone, force the opponent to start on its own 20 and hope your D can make a third-down stop before the offense reaches field goal range -- instead of almost certainly giving them the ball right at midfield with an onside kick? Onside kicks have about a 20% success rate (recovery by the kicking team). That was a boneheaded decision by Fox, if you ask me.
- Poor tackling. It's difficult to say "poor" tackling when tackling was nearly non-existent. Seriously, when FIVE defensive players hit an opponent and don't bring him down -- that's embarrassing. The entire Broncos defense should be embarrassed. Period.
- Speaking of the defense: Champ Bailey, I love you. I've always been a huge fan. But the sad truth is you are unable to compete at an elite level anymore. Ditto DRC. You both need to retire and allow the Broncos to get some young, fast, fired-up players into those key positions.
- Horrific special teams play. There's just nothing positive that can be said about the special teams. The coach should be sacked. Period.
On the plus side: The offensive line did a fair job protecting Manning. It wasn't the line's best play of the year, but it certainly wasn't their worst. Just one sack allowed.Edited to more clearly reflect my original intent: The offensive line didn't play as shitty as I had expected they would. For me, that was a plus. ~LL
Bottom line: I don't pin this loss on Manning. If one player alone can be responsible for a Super Bowl loss, then shouldn't it be Manny Ramirez for the game-starting safety? How about pinning this on Demaryius Thomas for allowing himself to be stripped of the ball? The truth is football is a team sport. The entire team lost this game, and the entire team gets the blame.


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This shed is perfect for our needs. It is just the right size to enclose a couple unsightly trash barrels and extra propane tanks. Very easy to assemble, open and close. Sturdy and worth the money.
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I bought this for my wife to store her garden supplies. It has more space than she needs and is an attractive addition to our yard decor. I know it sounds strange to hear someone refer to a shed as decor, but it really does look nice in our yard. It went together in about a half hour without any assistance and matches the other storage shed we purchased for the tall tools.
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Happy Saturday! This week I swapped stamps with Cheri Winger, a personal friend and new designers at MyGrafico! I Decided to use her new Elegant Name Plate set.
The pretty butterfly is rubber from About Art Accents. I stamped him with Black Memento ink and colored him with my Copics.
Now, having the capabilities of a Cricut machine and the fabulous SCAL software I wondered if I could cut out the printed nameplates with my bug. Here is a card I made with one of the cricut cut nameplates, there is a bit of trial and error but it might be just the thing if you need to cut a lot of pre printed graphics. Here is how I did it:
Notice the black squares in to corner of the files. They are registration marks. After you print the graphics you can line up the squares on the mat corresponding to the squares on the designs on-screen, it might seem strange but stay with me:)
So then I traced the image in Sure Cuts Alot 2 (SCAL2) and lined up my paper to match what I see on the screen. Be sure to check the keep proportions box checked during this process because it you change the aspect ratio at all the cut will be off. I cut mine with a shadow of 0.15 because of the intricate cuts.
I always put a bit of blue painters tape on my paper when I cut, it insures that my paper will not slip.
Now that you have seen what I did with Cheri's Designs check Cheri's blog and see what she cooked up with mine:) Be sure to check out all of her lovely work and leave some love too! Thanks for stopping by and til next time happy crafting!
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District of Columbia
2.65/5 rDev -24.9%
I've been stopping in here twice a month for the better part of a year, with my last stop being a few nights ago, so it feels like about time to post a review. As others have mentioned, the shop is in a very convenient location - close to the Cleveland Park Metro. I would disagree with what some others have said though in regards to the size of the space - I think it's actually on the large side by city liquor store standards. The beer is right near the street entrance, but don't forget that they have a few coolers in the way back of the store.
The Selection here is pretty good. They offer a wide range of American craft brews with a smallish, but decent selection of international stuff- certainly more variety than your typical shop with a commitment to variety and quality, but not quite on the level of a true specialty beer shop like Chevy Chase Wines up the road. For instance, they have Smuttynose beers which not every smaller shop in DC will have. However, some days you may come in and find only the IPA, while others you could choose between the IPA, Old Brown Dog and Shoals Pale. I haven't ever seen a Smutty Big Beer series there, but I may have just not looked hard enough. This is a long way towards saying, if you stop by looking for a sixer of a nice American IPA or Imperial Stout, you'll have a few choices, but if you have to have a specific beer on any given day, this might not be the best spot. This system works well though, when it comes to...
Quality - they do seem to have pretty good turnover, especially on the more popular beers - think Bell's Two Hearted, Great Lakes Ed Fitzgerald, etc. which means you stand a pretty decent chance of fresh beers. However, with some of the big bottles and less well known six packs you may notice a good layer of dust and would be well advised to check the dates. It probably doesn't help that the beers are stored on a wall about 2 feet from the door and the large windows where light/temperature vary quite a bit.
Service - if you need a nice WINE, this is your absolute go to spot for customer service. The wine guy is incredibly friendly, knowledge-able and it helps that he ALWAYS seems to be out on the floor. The beer guy, however, doesn't seem to really exist and the help you get in his/her place isn't super. I've tried to ask about when certain beers might be arriving and whether they carry different breweries and the only answer I ever get is: "we have every beer in DC on our wall" (not actually true). To be fair, I think I'm asking the guys whose job it is to operate the cash register and sell lottery tickets so maybe I shouldn't expect anything more than this.
The value is fine. It's DC. Everything is a little expensive here, but it's not any more expensive at CP Liquors than it is anywhere else.
Bottom Line- it's a reasonable shop, especially if you live in the area and need to keep your fridge stocked with a few standards. Probably not worth any sort of major trip to visit though.
01-07-2011 19:45:42 | More by markb40
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3.75/5 rDev +6.2%
08-02-2014 00:53:17 | More by Shootpassbeerme
3.6/5 rDev +2%
When you walk in, the first thing you see is the beer selection. I gave this place a higher mark than some of the other places I have rated in NW. While everyone carries the popular brands; it looks like this establishment reached a bit further to separate themselves from the rest of the pack, especially for such a small shop. One other thing that really stood out about this place was the fact that it had a on-site beer consultant.
To start, I checked the mainstream craft beers. I immediately found Dogfish Head and to my surprise they had something beyond Midas Touch, 60-min, 90-min and Raison. They had World Wide Stout, Raison E'extra, Pangaea, and My Antonia. Pretty cool. They also topped it off with some regional brews that I are quite new to me such as, Fire Rock, Bar Harbor, Dominion.They also have a lot of the other craft beers I have grown quite fond of over the years, such as Weyerbacher, Brooklyn, Ommegang, Stone, Lagunitas, Rogue, Victory, Magners, Weihenstephaner, Coopers, Saranac, Liefman's, Squall, Victory, Great Divide, Red Rocket...
This store has an assortment of beer sizes to choose from including six-packs, bombers (Sierra Nevada 30th Anniversary & Great Divide Fresh Hops to name a few), and single-serve. Macros are available, Bud, Bud Light, etc...As I mentioned before, the beer is located right at the store entrance. One concern of mine is that the beer sits right next to the bay windows at the entrance of the store. Not sure if they have experienced a spoiling issues, but if so, they should consider moving the beers elsewhere. Also, be sure to check the brew dates on the bottles. It looks like a lot of the beers have been sitting on the shelves for a while.
With reasonable prices and a surprise selection, this is my go-to-place in Cleveland Park.
01-03-2011 21:00:06 | More by ferrari29
District of Columbia
3.35/5 rDev -5.1%
Fair craft beer spot, with a good selection, and an occasional representative promoting a special release or brewery that is starting to distribute in the region. Some bottles give a feeling of have been collecting dust for bit, so checking dates and knowing what one is picking up is, as always, of the essence.
Staff in my visits was correct but not particularly helpful or knowledgeable. And pricing is average for the region without nothing particularly enticing.
If one is in the neighborhood it is a worthy stop to find some quality brews, but having the time other places in the city surpass it with ease.
06-30-2010 15:40:14 | More by Daniellobo
District of Columbia
3.85/5 rDev +9.1%
Very convenient location (one block south of the Cleveland Park Metro - take the east side exit, and keep walking straight ahead, cross the light, and the store will be on your left, half-way down the block).
The selection is very good. I'd say they have about 200 different beers (besides the macros). Just off the top of my head, I recall seeing a lot of beers from Rogue, Unibroue, Stone, Bell's, Sam Smith, Chimay, Weihenstephaner, Dogfish Head, and on and on.
The service is ok. Some in the staff are very helpful and have good suggestions, others are just not too helpful. It's kind of a crap shoot on the beer side (service on the wine side has always been great in my experience).
My main issue is that the vast majority of their beer selection just sits on shelves, unrefrigerated. Having said that, I haven't bought a skunky beer from them.
03-19-2008 04:40:18 | More by ClashmoreMike
District of Columbia
3.85/5 rDev +9.1%
Went on Saturday for the first time, one of the closer beer stores to me, but I hadnt bothered to go for some reason.
Quality - Beers seemed dust free, but they were a bit low on cooler space. It was nice to see the craft beer right at the front, with the macros relegated to the far back of the store. The beers I got there have all tasted good so far, so I have no complaints about their handling of the product.
Service Seemed pretty standard, the guy behind the counter seemed nice enough and I didnt solicit any advice.
Selection Not the biggest selection in the world, but they did have some interesting finds that I hadnt seen in the last week on my visits to Julios (MA), Oak Tree (NJ), and Chevy Chase (DC). Highlights included De Proef Saison Imperiale and La Grande Blanche, Fantome Hiver, and some interesting Ciders.
Certainly nothing earth shattering, but enough to warrant a walk up there every once in awhile. This is also a great place if you need it to be metro accessible, Chevy Chase can be a bit of a walk particularly carrying a few bottles of beer.
01-07-2008 20:57:17 | More by OldSock
3.65/5 rDev +3.4%
Located just a block away from the Cleveland Park Metro, this is pretty much where I go for beer when in the District. There are certainly stores with better selections, but none are as conveniently located. Let's just say I don't trust drivers in the DC area...
That polemic aside, the store is laid out a little odd, beerwise. Walking into the store, you see a whole lot of six packs to your left (about three shelves worth). These beers are the smaller domestics and some imports that do multiple packaging (Madonna, Unibroue's 4-packs) To your right is Redhook, Sam Adams, and Sierra Nevada. There's then another shelf full of singleton beers of varying provenances. Some Rogue bombers, Koenigshoeven, Smuttynose Big Beer Series, Hitachino. There's then three coolers containing some beers and ciders in large containers. Here's where you'll find the Allagash, more Hitachino, Rogue, and Stone bombers. There's also a row of coolers located in the far back that have sixers of some other micros, as well as the macros. A healthy representation of a good deal of styles, but no real standouts, to be honest.
The store also carries liquor and wine, as you would expect by the name. In terms of shelf/floor space, I'd say a good third of the store is beer.
The prices are pretty reasonable, and the staff seems willing to help you out somewhat. It not being my usual place to go, I've not really tested their customer service in terms of bad bottles or special orders.
11-04-2003 04:43:07 | More by ManekiNeko
Cleveland Park Liquors & Fine Wines in Washington, DC
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