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110K+OT Batch #2 - I.R.I.S. - Barrel Aged - Cigar City Brewing
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Reviews by womencantsail:
4.05/5 rDev -4.5%
Found my old notes on these 110K beers.
A: The beer looks much the same as the regular version, black and dense, with a brownish head to go with it.
S: Certainly smells like a barrel aged beer. Big whiskey, vanilla, and oak. Some booze to it, but it's fine with me. Not quite as roasty as the regular version with a bigger emphasis on the sweetness and chocolate notes.
T: Sweet vanilla, oak, and whiskey along with some toffee and chocolate. Hints of roasted malt and coffee come through, but they're drowned out by the barrel. A touch boozier on the tongue than the nose.
M: The body is sort of thin on this beer, unfortunately. Medium carbonation.
O: The flavors here were solid, other than a bit too heavy on the booze, but the mouthfeel was a real let down.
05-11-2011 18:20:02 | More by womencantsail
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4/5 rDev -5.7%
06-29-2013 20:09:43 | More by acurtis
5/5 rDev +17.9%
11-16-2011 01:45:59 | More by Photekut
4.18/5 rDev -1.4%
Bottle shared by either Nick3 or mfielden at a tasting. Both of those guys provided awesome CCB beers for this event. Bottle #274 of 440.
Great appearance, similar to Marshal Zhukov's, but with a tan head rather than darker brown. Pitch black in color.
Aroma is roast, coffee, chocolate, oak, and bourbon. Smells great.
Flavor is roasted and caramel malt, cedar, oak, light bourbon, and some smoke and hops on the finish. Not quite as tasty or well rounded as Marshal Zhukov's or Hunahpu's, but very nice nonetheless.
Very smooth, full, and slightly bitter on the palate with a long finish.
Drinkability is high, as the bourbon and intensity does not overwhelm. 11.5% ABV well-hidden. Well done again, Joey and Wayne.
11-21-2009 23:09:03 | More by nickd717
3.9/5 rDev -8%
750 ml bottle into a tulip glass. Bottle # 182/449. Thanks go to FooFaa for sharing this rare Cigar City offering during Deuane's 40th Birthday Blowout Tasting on 2/3/10.
Pours black as an oil slick, with a thin, yet VERY frothy head of angry looking burnt and reddish colored mocha head. This stays very rich, leaving thick swathes of foam and brown goo down the sides of the glass. Bourbon mixes with the base Stout to give the aroma a deeply meaty and smoky tang. Chocolate, coffee, and roast are well integrated in the nose, with extra notes of vanilla, oak, plums, and licorice giving this some smoothness. I'm even getting a little bit of the cedar from this during every other sniff of the glass. Pretty good evenness between the beer & barrel as this warms up some.
The taste is chocolate, fruit, and dark roast up front, while the Bourbon spreads across the back of the throat with a wave of vanilla, butterscotch, smoke, and char. That hoppy attitude of the base beer is still in effect in this version, but the sweetness and oak of the barrel have appeared to reduce it down into a more earthy and herbal character. The finish is tannic, drying, and warm. The mouthfeel is fuller bodied, with a slick and creamy warmth to it from the Bourbon and ABV that gives the mouth a sticky coating of sweetness and roast. Pretty steady drinkibility on this as well for such a big Stout, as I drained my share of this in no time.
The Bourbon was interesting in this. While it does add flavor to the profile, it appears to lack the real sharpness and enveloping feel that I'm used to in some other examples of the style. While I admit that some might find this most appealing, I personally was looking for a bit more. That's just nitpicking though, as I have to admit that this was some tasty stuff and the little bit that I received from this bottle wasn't nearly enough. I would like to explore this beer again in the future.
02-04-2010 20:31:11 | More by Kegatron
3.43/5 rDev -19.1%
Thanks for FooFaa for sharing bottle 182 of 449. Shared with the masses at Deuane's birthday.
A: My comments on the regular version hold true: The RIS is a bold black color, impenetrable and murky. A caramel-hued head rests pleasantly atop the beer.
S: The roasted aspects of the nose are not muted by the barrel aging. The nose is still a roasted mess of a stout. There is some bourbon (vanilla, wood, etc.) that manages to make itself known.
T: Much like the original, the muddled roasted malt body overtakes damn near everything. The burnt toast is scorched. Bourbon, sweet and boozy, does cut into the sharp malts a bit, making the stout more palatable than the non barrel-aged version.
M: The roasted body is dominant although there is more sweetness as a result of the bourbon. Unfortunately, I just can't get into this stout.
D: If only CCB put more time into the beer than they put into the witty, confounding labels.
02-10-2010 22:48:11 | More by akorsak
South Carolina
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
cracked for the hell of it tonight because we wanted to do something rare, this was certainly pretty damn rare for sure. split into twin snifters.
dark inky black with a creamy brown head that rose up to a height of two fingers before settling down and dropping tons of lacing up and down the sides of the glass. really a very full looking beer.
aroma is deep bourbon. lots of vanilla and oakey notes that start to fill the air from the very first moment. sweet and full of character the rich chocolate notes that really fill the air. thick molasses and rich sweet vanilla notes just fill the flavor. thick an full the profile is outstanding. it seems the bourbon is really taking a hold of this beer and running with it. simply astoundingly smooth with not even a touch of alcohol
07-04-2011 03:16:25 | More by mikesgroove
2.4/5 rDev -43.4%
750ml bottle graciously shared by HopHead84.
Black, completely pitch black - even the pour is opaque. I've never seen a darker beer. The head is nearly black, maybe a shade or two lighter than the body.
The aroma is like hoppy tar juice, barrel-aged. Smells like they abused the black patent malt. There's a bit of whiskey aroma, and quite a bit of heat, but no real sweetness, and nothing I generally tend to appreciate in bal-aged beers. In summary: hot, tarry, burnt, hoppy.
Charred malt hits the palate first, astringently bitter from both bittering hops and excessive amounts of dark roasted malt. The mid-palate is downright brutal, with a harsh tar-like flavor that seems to linger on forever, until it finally subsides and leads into a shockingly decent finish of whiskey barrel and chocolate truffles. The body is rich and full, but the overall mouthfeel is incredibly astringent and unpleasant. Drinkability couldn't get much lower, between cost, rarity and market saturation of this style. I can't fathom why this beer has such a high rating here.
11-12-2009 03:17:35 | More by largadeer
4.85/5 rDev +14.4%
Pours black as the moonless night with a milkchocolate colored head. Very little head and negligible lacing.
Smell is absolutely wonderful. Sharp and clean. Some alcohol, some oak, and a bit of dark fruits -- especially cherry. It smells a bit like a manhatten, actually.
The taste is dark chocolate covered cherries soaked in a nice single malt. Just the right amount of alcohol and oak flavors. Tons of flavor and complexity.
I wish it were a bit softer in the carbonation but the carbonation is light on the tongue. The beer also leaves a nice, sticky texture on the tongue and coats the throat with it's goodness.
This is absolutely fantastic. My last bottle and I wish I could drink it over and over again.
05-22-2013 23:32:49 | More by mullenite
4.1/5 rDev -3.3%
Pitch black with a reddish espresso head.
Huge oak and molasses aroma. Heavily roasted malt and dark cocoa. CCB knows how to make an impressive stout looking.
Like biting into a 90% dark Moroccan cocoa bar with some added vanilla to smooth it out. Molasses with a crazy ashy burnt malt aftertaste and dark cherries. A heavily charred barrel flavor accents this beauty.
Medium viscosity for a heavy stout. Rather light carbonation. The barrel treatment served this beer well as I didn't care too much for the regular version.
04-15-2011 18:50:13 | More by BearsOnAcid
New York
5/5 rDev +17.9%
03-04-2012 19:33:38 | More by alalvarez75
4.33/5 rDev +2.1%
Reviewed from notes. Thanks to bmanning for this bottle.
Pours black with a mocha head that recedes fairly quickly, leaving behind some pretty good legs. The nose is bourbon, oak, vanilla, chocolate, coffee, and some roasted malt. Hints of dark fruits. The taste is similar with some strong notes of bourbon along with some oak and chocolate. The feel is pretty strong and a bit boozy. Drinks well and was one of my first beers from them; quite a first impression.
11-08-2010 03:20:44 | More by Thorpe429
4.03/5 rDev -5%
Bottle #138 of 449, purchased from brewery last week. Super viscous jet black pour into a snifter. 1/4" espresso colored head bubbled up from the depth of the glass, hung out for a minute and quickly disappeared into the dark night.
Boozy on the nose, as expected and very woody- oak & cedar. A touch of caramel surrounding the dominant bourbon.
Quite oily and slick. Very dominant cedar/oaky notes hitting the big bourbon. Hot booze prick on the tongue, somewhat tannic. Mineral twinge in there, bitter cocoa nibs. Lots of wood going on. Sweet silky bourbon mouthfeel. Big blast of heat on the finish...wow. Cedar lingers for a while bringing some fragrant tobacco and a dose of astringency. Very drinkable and highly enjoyable. I think that the sharp flavors will round out more over time.
One of the more interesting bigger stouts I've had. So much wood that somehow This one has big balls, which is not to mean that I just drank a glass of big balls. It's beers like this that need a 6th category- Uniqueability.
10-27-2009 01:00:57 | More by RustyDiamond
4.05/5 rDev -4.5%
Thanks to Chris aka spycow for busting this rarity out.
A - Black beer with a brown head. Really looks like the non-BA version.
S - Some whiskey, vanilla, oak, a touch of booze. A decent bit of sweetness and chocolate and a touch of roast.
T - Vanilla and oak, with some whiskey and chocolate. I like the barrel presence on this one, although it does cover up the roastier notes of the beer a little bit. Nice sweetness with the chocolate.
M - Medium carbonation, kind of medium bodied.
O - Good beer, didn't disappoint. Very solid BA beer that I'd love to drink again.
10-21-2011 06:57:57 | More by AgentZero
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
01-04-2014 21:25:16 | More by portia99
4.7/5 rDev +10.8%
Bottle 430/449 thanks to my man Dave (Ibrew2or3); thanks brother. Pours a pure oil can blackness, a medium beige head. A great nose; pure goodness, smoke, cocoa, wood, rich roasted malts, ash and fruit. A very complex and awesome flavor; smoke, vanilla, wood, charred malts, dark fruit...wow, ashy wood and a full rich creamy mouthfeel. Lots of dark fruit as it warms come to the fore. Awesome. The cedar plays a great role in the brew.
11-16-2010 22:24:54 | More by Douglas88
4.95/5 rDev +16.7%
This beer is amazing. And as of June 2010, it is drinking superbly. I would kill to have another. Alas, it seems unlikely...
A - Black as night. Or the Gulf of Mexico. Nice tan-mocha head and patches of lace.
S - This is what barrel-aged is all about! Huge wood, well-tempered booze, chocolate, coffee, vanilla, cherry, smoke, etc.; delectably delicious.
T - Exceptionally smooth; big tones of wood and vanilla and rich, robust chocolate malt yield to hazelnut impressions, mild coffee, and cherry notes, all the while with a complementary booze accompaniment.
M - Velvety smooth doesn't even begin to do it justice.
D - This is the elite shit. Very reminiscent of JD Blackbeerd in its fantastic incorporation of barrel treatment and subsequent transformation. Just phenomenal.
06-15-2010 17:05:15 | More by ktrillionaire
5/5 rDev +17.9%
05-10-2014 00:27:12 | More by pcarney8
4.25/5 rDev +0.2%
05-17-2014 18:05:09 | More by craftbeerasian
4.2/5 rDev -0.9%
Thanks to FooFaa for sharing the 2009 Batch #2 bottle (182 of 449) at my 40th Birthday Bash.
A-Much like the original with an oily black body but this time the deep burnt tan head sticks around and leaves some spotty lace.
S-Deep, sweet bourbon notes help mellow out the harshness of the roasted malts. Backing notes of cocoa, leather, coffee and cedar are more controlled and muted in a good way.
T-Bourbon soaked chocolate with just a touch of peppery cedar in the background. Pleasant notes of cocoa, coffee and leather peek through from time to time but the bourbon helps keep the ripping bitter roast in check and helps smooth things out.
M-Medium-heavy bodied with a lighter touch than the original. Also, note as dry and harsh in the lingering flavours either.
D-Amazing what a little time in a barrel can do for a beer! Harsh edges have been whittled away and a smooth, enjoyable beer emerges. Still this one comes off a bit too strong in the end but the barrel aged version is a BIG improvement over the base beer.
02-13-2010 22:49:06 | More by Deuane
4.13/5 rDev -2.6%
A very nice Russian Imperial Stout that balances coffee and cocoa with esters and alcohol. I'm going to drink this beer anyway, despit being educated, working reasonable hours, enjoying life, and with enough expendable income to afford this beer; regardless of the mimricks on the lable.
110K+ starts with an extremely viscous pour. With motor oil-like weight, the beer slowly and stubbornly builds a solid brown head that retains very well and laces all the while. Black as it gets, the beer is completely opaque.
Malty rich aromas of whopper candies are soon dwarfed by the immense cocoa and espresso notes. Cherries, licorice, plumb, and currant give a fruity and nearly vinous character because of the barrel aging. Paint thinning alcohols increase as the beer warms. This beer smells exactly as Stouts should.
Flavors of espresso and cocoa rise immediately but with a harsher burnt grain character to go along with the roast. The whopper candy maltiness has a hard time overcomming the acrid and nearly ashy flavor. Licorice, red grapes, blackberries, currants, and plumb skins give a well received complexity to the chocolate and coffee tones but with the combinatioin of alcohols, the beer begins to take on a cough syrup taste (Robitussin).
Though full, rich, and weighted, the beer doesn't hold its firmness very long and quickly succumbs to the vinous tawny and lightly astringent and powedery roast texture- perhaps from the barrel. The sharper alcohols only aid in the beer's thinning character while giving a hot sensation that ultimately hurts the drinkability.
Though the beer fares quite well, I wish it retained the smooth maltiness that the nose displays consistently through the session.
Thanks RomaniTeDomum!
06-05-2010 18:37:18 | More by BEERchitect
4.13/5 rDev -2.6%
Courtesy of tlay10, I was able to enjoy this beer directly after tasting the original version. This bottle is from batch 2, number 167 of 449.
It's got the same look as original, an inky brew with a super-dark head that fizzles out quickly. Some spots and zig zags of lace pepper the glass as I drink.
The hops smell fresher here, brighter. The whiskey is nicely in-balance with the rest of the aromas, which are also similar to the original: tobacco, balsamic vinegar, black pepper, sweet molasses and currants. However, those smells seem better blended here. It seems aging has melded the aromas that seemed separate in the un-aged version.
The flavor mirrors the nose: cedar, dark chocolate, tobacco, pine, licorice. The whiskey is subtle, which I like. Improves immensely as it warms.
Feels a little fizzy for what it is, but soft. Some alcohol is noticeable in the nose. The carbonation is slight amidst a velvety medium-full body.
A vast improvement over the non-barrel-aged version, the flavors I found challenging before are subdued and there was far more balance here, making it incredibly tasty and drinkable. I found myself hogging most of this bottle.
12-06-2010 04:43:03 | More by Phelps
3.5/5 rDev -17.5%
Bottle 277/449 consumed on 11/08/2009 and poured into a snifter. The beer pours out like motor oil and is pure black. The creamy head is a unique dark brown with nice retention.
The nose is aggressive with strong roasted malt, chocolate notes, and noticeable hop character. I'm not sure what barrels were used for this beer, but the barrel quality reminds me of whisky, rather than bourbon. The nose is rather solventy and the malt is borderline burnt. Molasses is noticeable and alcohol vapor stings my nose. The nose is complex, but the elements almost seem to be working against each other.
The flavor opens up with sweet whisky, dark fruit, and a moderate bitterness. The taste gets very aggressive with strong roast, almost burnt, and harsh solvents. Alcohol is potent, and chocolate is present. The beer rounds out a bit in the finish and takes the aggressiveness down a notch. The taste is complex, but the flavors don't work in harmony. Booze lingers...
Mouthfeel is chewy and chalky, and carbonation is at a nice low-medium level for a beer of the Russian Imperial Stout genre. In conclusion, this beer is harsh and merely okay.
11-09-2009 07:42:51 | More by HopHead84
4.28/5 rDev +0.9%
Poured from a 2009 bottle in to a snifter.
Pours pitch black with a dark tan tingly head.
Smell is bourbon and some light rich roast.
Taste is a roasty, espresso bitter, with a mellow bourbon finish. Warming.
Thick smooth creamy mouhtfeel.
Drinkability is not terrible considering what it is, but it comes together nicely.
03-21-2010 00:45:31 | More by aubuc1
4.5/5 rDev +6.1%
01-14-2013 05:26:04 | More by spycow
110K+OT Batch #2 - I.R.I.S. - Barrel Aged from Cigar City Brewing
93 out of 100 based on 57 ratings.


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Co-authored with Elizabeth Drescher, Click2Save: The Digital Ministry Bible, is a hands-on guide to using social media in ministry. Click was published in 2012 by Morehouse Press, a division Church Publishing, the publishing house of The Episcopal Church.
My forthcoming book on ministry leadership in a digitally-integrated world is called The Digital Cathedral: Networked Ministry in a Wireless World (Morehouse, 2015).
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- The Digital Cathedral: Doctor Who: Model for Digitally Integrated Ministry? (February 2014)
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- The Digital Cathedral: Visual and Immersive Faith Formation (March, 2014)
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"Five Must-Reads on Religion and Social Media" for Religion Dispatches (December 2013)
"#firstcenturyproblems (Matthew 1:18-25)" for the Odyssey Networks ONScripture series (December 2013)
"@Pontifex Signs Off: Exploring Benedict's Digital Media Legacy" for the New Media Project (January 2013)
"Reverent Acknowledgement" for the New Media Project at Union Seminary (January 2012)
"Feast of the Digitally-Integrated Incarnation" for the New Media Project at Union Seminary (December 2011)
"Where Two or More are Gathered" about integrating social media and pastoral ministry appeared in the Fall 2011 edition of Yale Divinity School's Reflections.
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"The Culture Isn't Killing the Church. Our Grief Is" "Four Things I Learned About Marketing (And Life) From My Dad" and "Top 10 Learnings About Welcoming Newcomers" and "Stop Complaining About Sunday Morning Sports" have appeared in the Lewis Center for Church Leadership Leading Ideas Newsletter
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SOHH Whatcha Think: TOP 5 THINGS TO LEAVE BEHIND IN 2011 [CLICK HERE & SPEAK]
Friday, Dec 30, 2011 1:00AM
Wow. Hard to believe the year has come and gone so fast. Seems like just yesterday Osama got wacked, Fabolous almost lost his innocence to Ray-J's gay goons and T.I. became a free man. But yo, it's time to put all that silly stuff to rest and leave it behind. As well as some other hijinks from the past 12 months and beyond.
So without further ado, I present the Top 5 Things to Leave Behind in 2011, Dead or Alive:
5. An email address ending in @hotmail.com
Let's just keep it trill: If you're still using a Hotmail account, you're probably still using Windows 2000, too. Which means you're still burning CD's and picking a song from said CD to use on your MySpace page. Hotmail is for pimps that set up appointments online, bruh bruh. Close out your old account and step into the wonderful world of Gmail. Thank me later.
4. The word 'epic'
Nicki Minaj's a** [shown above] is epic. The final fight scene of Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon was epic. The buttermilk biscuits your Nana made for you during Christmas break ... not so much. The collaboration album between MC Get Ready and Young Inmate that sold 310 copies its first week ... not so much. Save the word 'epic' for truly epic moments, better yet, allow it to die an epic before 2012 arrives.
3. Anything in your fridge that has been there before Thanksgiving
Aye, clean out your fridge you nasty mo-fo. Nobody wants to look for a beer and have their hand brush past a bag of lettuce that's been sitting for so long its begun to create its own ecosystem. You've got milk turning into butter, cucumbers becoming pickles and grapes turning into raisins. Once your food transitions into an entirely new delicacy, it's time to clean house.
2. T-Mobile
I respect T-Mobile customers for ... oh who am I kidding. Why the hell do you still have T-Mobile. Do they have information on you that may damage your reputation and good standing within the community? Did T-Mobile witness you kill somebody one summer and they're blackmailing you for phone service? Talk to me. Anywho, if your contract is up, time to make the switch to a new phone company. Pronto. If you contract is still binding: Go off the grid for a while on some Bourne Ultimatum type sh*t. Get ghost son.
1. Illuminati theories, Lonely/Suicidal/Enlightened H*e Tweets and Idris Elba
Every barbershop in ghetto America has that one dude who copped a bootleg Illuminati DVD from a recovering weed head and know he loves nothing more than telling people "what's really going on in these streets. No one really lets him cut there hair, so he spends the better part of his day trying to convince people why Lil' Wayne is actually the devil. The only person worse than this is the Twitter chick whose name is some sh*t like @C0mplexInnocentz96 who sits around tweeting Bible verses and Marilyn Monroe quotes all day. That is, when she's not telling the world how lonely she is and feigning suicidal thoughts. Finally, Idris Elba the hardest working immigrant living in America today. Is he a documented worker, if so, when does his visa expire? [I suspect] Elba is here illegally, stealing our jobs and our women. I'm not saying I hate the brother, but the scene where Denzel shoots him in the head is literally my screensaver.
These are the Top 5 Things to Leave Behind in 2011, Dead or Alive. Please take heed, smoke w**d and try your best to succeed. This is ya boy Jeezis Peace wishing you all a safe New Year's Celebration and I'll see you ugly mofo's on the other side.
[Editor's Note: The views expressed in this column do not necessarily reflect those of SOHH]


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Many players become comfortable playing against teams and pitchers they see all them time. But I have never seen a hitter dominate teams pitchers like Andrew McCutchen dominates the Nationals pitchers. It is down right impressive. Normally a player will have the number of a certain pitcher, but for McCutchen it doesn't matter who it is, he is free swinging and dropping bombs. He came into the game last night with a .442/.505/.907 career line against Nationals pitching. This includes six doubles, two triples, and 10 home runs. And Friday night would be no different for him. In his first at-bat he dropped a bomb and went on to go 3-4 with 2 singles on the night. He also has a sixteen game hitting streak going against the Nationals. If I were the Nationals, I would just walk this guy every time he comes to the plate. The last time I saw stats like this I was playing MLB: The Show on Rookie Mode. McCutchen will have a couple more chances to add to his totals against the Nats this weekend as they play again at 4:05 today and 1:35 Sunday. Related posts: Back to the Future – Nationals Style A Look At The First Month for the Washington Nationals Trade Targets for the Nationals
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On the East end of the Crescent Crack Buttress is a 1 bolt route. This climb is the corner to its left. It is short which detracts from it, but otherwise it isn't too bad. It starts as a hand crack and then a weird traverse under the roof, using chickenheads, then it works up a finger crack, until you can traverse right over the "groove"y face and up to a chain anchor, which is set far back on a ledge. Watch the rope drag.
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As if Kenneth Cappello wasn't killer enough, he's gone and started a new blog for his dog Chich. One look at Cicciolina is kind of like an insiders view at every epic photoshoot you can imagine, except it's from the viewpoint of a really fucking cute Chihuahua. X - Jen


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A single-family home in West Islip with waterfront views, four bedrooms and four bathrooms is up for sale at a price of $1,250,000.
The home, located at 172 West Islip Rd., sits on property just shy of an acre with custom masonry and landscape work. Amenities include oversized rooms, a new master bath, radiant heat in the family room and a formal dining room with a gas fireplace.
A new owner can expect to pay about $19,000 in annual taxes.
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This white paper, intended for executives and managers, describes how Oracle's Sun servers—equipped with flash-enabled solid-state drives (SSDs)—offer dramatic improvements to high-performance computing (HPC), Web 2.0, and datacenter application performance. In many environments today, high-performance CPUs must wait while data is delivered from the storage subsystem; even the fastest hard disk drives (HDDs) provide only hundredths of the speed of modern servers. Sun servers equipped with SSDs can be configured to use fewer HDDs to deliver the same input/output (I/O) storage performance, resulting in lower capital and operating expenses.


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Right now, one in five adults in the United States have been diagnosed with arthritis. By the year 2030, this debilitating disease will affect an estimated 67 million Americans.
Working as a nurse Jackie Ryerse is on her feet a lot, and for that reason, work was becoming a challenge.
"It got to the point where it was pretty painful so it was I needed to figure out what was going on but I never thought arthritis." Said Ryerse.
Jackie was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) it's a disease that causes the immune system, which normally would fight of viruses and bacteria to start attacking the body's own tissue. Specifically the membranes in the joints. So for patients like Jackie, each and every movement is extremely painful.
"They'll have soreness, and stiffness, swelling, warmth and tenderness in their joints a lot of times it involves the small joints like the knuckles and the toes although it can affect any joint in the body including the jaw or joints in the throat." Said Rheumatologist Dr. Kara Petersen with the Avera Medical Group Rheumatology.
Dr. Petersen says RA can affect people of all ages but it typically springs up around age 30. Women not only get RA earlier than men, they are nearly three times more likely to get the disease. No one fully knows what causes RA but early detection can make a tremendous difference.
"We can prevent joint damage but we can't undo it once it happens so the key is to treat it early in aggressively and to get that inflammation under control we use a variety of medications and other things to do that." Said Dr. Petersen.
Jackie's RA first caused pain in her hips and her hands but she'll be the first to tell you, when one joint hurts they all hurt. Like Dr. Petersen said, the condition can't be reversed and instead of curing the disease Jackie is just hoping to manage it.
"It started out with anti-inflammatories over the counters that stuff didn't work, I tried a lot of things like different rubs, we had tried icing and different things like that to help but it didn't work." Said Ryerse.
Ever since 2007, Jackie has been on a daily regimen of three different medications that are specialized for her specific condition.
"Because rheumatoid from one person may vary, so we individualize medications depending on how to respond to them or how they tolerate them." Said Dr. Petersen.
Patients will also go through physical therapies to make sure they keep the joints moving. Getting a RA diagnosis doesn't mean people can't do certain activities, in fact it's encouraged. With arthritis it's a move it or lose it mentality.
"The whole idea behind treating Rheumatoid Arthritis is so that people don't have to change their activities or quit working we want to keep people in the workforce and doing the things that they enjoy and they love, that's the goal of treatment." Said Dr. Petersen.
On April 27th, Avera McKennan is hosting an arthritis fair with a panel of experts to talk on all key arthritic topics. The fair is free to the public and starts at 7:30 at the Prairie Center on the Avera McKennan Campus. For more information just call 877-AT-AVERA.
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A Carter county man appeared in court today after he was charged with first degree rape of a family member. 55-year-old Danny Reisman's trial started yesterday and will continue on until tomorrow.
Reisman is accused of raping one of his family members back in December 2011. Several people took the stand and presented evidence to the jurors. Reisman took the stand as well as argued that it wasn't rape, it was consensual.
Others argued that the victim could not have been able to consent.
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Good Sunday morning bloggers,
For all of you snow lovers out there (myself included) we have another round snow for today.
This morning snow is across NE KS to NW MO and will continue to track to the KC metro area around 9 or 10 AM. Snow will continue to persist until this evening, and will come to end around dinner time.
After this system moves out, there will be anywhere between a dusting to two inches of snow.
The cold front that moved through yesterday evening, brought the region cold air. With cold air in place and snow likely today, temps will continue to fall into the afternoon. Therefore, enjoy the warmer temps we are experiencing this morning, because it'll turn even colder today!
Good news: we break out of the below freezing temps. We will reach 40s later this week. Check out this 7Day forecast:
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Tex Mex Beef – Big Taste Small Budget Recipe
January 7, 2013
Susan over at Our Family Eats has a nice, easy slow cooker recipe for us today…Tex Mex Beef. This is a nice easy roast done in the crockpot, but the southwest spices make it a bit different and perfect for tacos, burritos, nachos, quesadillas…or anything else you can dream up
I love the versatility of this recipe…cook one roast in the crockpot at the beginning of the week and you can get a number of different meals out of it. I'm thinking Susan's idea of Tex Mex sandwiches might work well for my guys…we'll have to give it a try!
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CANTON, Ill. -- Attorney General Lisa Madigan announced Friday that the state's child pornography crackdown, called Operation Glass House, has resulted in the arrest of a Canton man.
Christopher J. McConnell, 23, was arrested Thursday after a search warrant of his residence on East Chestnut Street revealed computer files depicting images and video of alleged child pornography.
McConnell has been charged with 20 counts of possession of child pornography, a Class 2 felony, punishable by three to seven years in the Illinois Department of Corrections.
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The Gophers completed their spring practice with their annual spring game that saw the Maroon squad pull out a 24-17 win over the White squad.
Scoring Summary:
1st Quarter
8:38- MAROON- Kirkwood 1 yard run (Hawthorne kick) 11 plays 65 yards
2nd Quarter
3:48- MAROON- Kirkwood 1 yard run (Fodness kick) 9 plays 80 yards
0:00- WHITE- Hawthorne 44 YD FG
3rd Quarter
2:18- WHITE- Hutton 36 yard pass from Leidner (Hawthorne kick) 6 plays-64 yards
0:56- WHITE- Harbison 10 yard pass from Leidner (Fodness kick) 3 plays-38 yards
4th Quarter
13:39- MAROON- Engel 5 yard pass from Nelson (Hawthorne kick) 6 plays 65 yards
01:50- MAROON- Hawthorne 37 yard FG
Maroon Scrimmage Notes:
Philip Nelson finished the game 13-17 for 179 yards and a touchdown. Nelson started the game a perfect 10-10.
Donnell Kirkwood carried the ball 11 times for 23 yards, but scored twice from a yard out to give the Maroon squad a 14-0 lead.
Derrick Engel caught five passes for 74 yards and a touchdown.
Tight End Maxx Williams found space and caught three passes for 54 yards.
Defensive End Theiren Cockran led the way for the Maroon with a pair of sacks and 4 tackles.
White Scrimmage Notes:
Mitch Leidner started slow, but picked up the pace finishing 9-15 for 112 yards and two touchdowns leading the White team back to take a 17-14 lead.
Leidner also ran the ball 12 times for 42 yards and saw one series with the Maroon team and the number one offense.
Jamel Harbison caught five passes for 52 yards and a touchdown.
Linebacker Damien Wilson led the way for team White with six tackles and a fumble recovered.
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The Great Recession has claimed among its victims some of the industry's largest owners and developers.
Some developers are surviving, and even thriving, in today's market by re-engineering thier business plans and turning thier focus to recession-resistant sectors such as the receivership business, student housing, and historic renovations. The overriding trend is to diversify.
Brent Little, who led the student housing development division of Place Properties, has joined Buckingham Cos. as vice president of higher education to help the company "build into the down market" and become a bigger student housing player.
The Great Recession has already claimed some of the industry's largest owners and developers—Fairfield Residential, Bethany Group, Lembi, Babcock and Brown, Opus Corp.
Vacancy and cap rates in many Midwest markets are coming down, according to regional experts.
City Real Estate Advisors, Inc. (CREA), recently provided $63.5 million in low-income housing tax credit equity to the Indianapolis Housing Authority.
Several Federal Home Loan Banks (FHLBanks) are trying to stretch their limited Affordable Housing Program (AHP) dollars in the midst of a tough economy.
JEFF KITTLE is executive vice president and managing director of Herman & Kittle Properties, Inc., an Indianapolis-based developer and one of the largest owners of affordable housing in the country.
LA PORTE, IND. -- The nonprofit Parents & Friends, Inc., will build the Butterfly Garden Apartments here.
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As the supplemental draft closes in, curiosity of the fans begins to peak. Will the Chiefs toss their hat in the ring? Is there anybody available who is good enough to warrant giving up a pick in the 2010 draft class? Those answers cannot easily be provided. We as fans think we know what is best for the team, but our opinions do not have much significance when it comes to team operations. That said, there are a few players worth mentioning, and I believe Deon Murphy is one of them. His 2008 stats do not reflect him as a direct representation of a high-caliber receiver. Deon's totals for the year were not astonishing; (37) Receptions / (555) Yards / (6) TD's. However, against one of the nation's better teams, Oklahoma, he conjured up (7) receptions for (94) yards and (2) TD's. He is a speedy receier who, just a year ago, was among the nation's top punt returners. Deon is only 5'10", but has great speed (ran 40 in 4.36 secs), weighs 165lbs, and is strong for his size (benched 240lbs). He can also get up (35 in. vertical). SI provides postives and negatives...
POSITIVES: Elusive skill player who is dangerous handling the ball. Quick off the line, immediately gets to top speed, and comes back to the ball out of breaks. Effortlessly adjusts to the errant throw, and grabs the pass running full speed. Plays with terrific balance, body control, and effectively uses the sidelines. Displays good field awareness, quickly transitions from making the catch to running after the reception, and creates yardage in the open field. For the most part, possesses solid hands.
NEGATIVES: Undersized, loses out in battles, and gets marginal results blocking. Tends to drift out of routes rather than sharply exiting breaks. Does not possess home run hitting speed.
I'm not saying we grab him, but he should definitely be a blip on the radar.


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HP Adaptive Network Architecture segments an enterprise network into compartments based on the business requirements of applications or hosted services. Components are arrayed along an Internet-based virtual backbone. These compartments can be extended easily, no matter where they are located, allowing users or systems to be added or removed quickly.
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"Love Boat" is a drug known to have caused severe brain damage and even death in its users.
"It's just that chemical imbalance in the head that pretty much makes you go crazy," said officer R. J. Evans.
The drug is marijuana dipped in formaldehyde, a toxic chemical, and set out to dry. It can also be used in powdered form, sprinkled on marijuana, tobacco, or parsley, and then smoked.
According to John Dail, a drug prevention specialist, the onset of effects of the drug is rapid. He says people who use Love Boat can fall into a coma or even die.
"I knew of a girl that used Love Boat once, a 14-year-old, and she ended up in a psychiatric ward for about a month after that," explained Dail. "She still has to be on meds to this day and that's been over ten years ago. It changes a person's brain chemistry."
One man who used the drug reportedly beat in the windows of an elderly woman's car. When officers responded to a 911 call, the caller described the man, saying he was running around completely naked.
When officers got to the scene the man would not cooperate with verbal commands. After being tased several times, he charged back at officers.
Officers said the tasing didn't seem to have an effect on him.
In this case, police say he showed the drug's classic signs.
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Recently a group of 17 visitors from Brazil, hosted by Lex Carter, director of beef marketing at Accelerated Genetics, visited Miller Angus Farm, Estelline SD. The group specifically came to see progeny of Connealy InFocus 4925, a bull owned by Miller Angus Farms and leased to Accelerated Genetics. The Brazilians have bought 50,000 straws of semen from Connealy InFocus 4925 to use in their herds.
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It was tough to sit through. I didn't need a mock standing ovation while heading up the steps of my section with 2 outs in the top of the 9th. I had seats 3 rows from the field. It was a long walk up!!!! Wearing the 1984 roaSandberg jersey.
Lilly didn't have it. I don't know if the knee was still bothering him or what. The Phils have the best lineup in the NL. I thought Lilly would hold them. Guess not.
What happened to the Cubs lineup between 08 and 09? Was losing DeRosa that big? The Phils pitched Rodrigo Lopez. Let me repeat, Rodigo Lopez! Why didn't the Cubs score more against him!?!?!?
Don't get me started on Soriano!!! How do you drop that ball?!?!?!
A tough game to watch! My trip to Chicago this year is with family to the Cubs-Phillies series in August. I hoping the Cubs take 2 of 3. Is that too much to ask?
Hope the Cubs take the next two!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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The people who are housed in this institution, Salinas Valley State Prison in Soledad, Calif., are having a lot of issues with medical. It's very degrading. Doctors are taking convicts off their pain medication, such as morphine, methadone and Gabapetine, known as Neurontin, saying it's being abused. Correction officers don't care about us convicts nor do the doctors.
February 11, 2013
Cornelius Harris was facing nine felony charges stemming from fights with guards at the Ohio State Penitentiary. Harris has long maintained that these fights were actually initiated by guards who have targeted him for harassment and abuse. Supporters are requesting that people call OSP Warden David Bobby on Monday, demanding that Mr. Harris be kept safe from retaliation and have his hunger strike demands met.
September 10, 2012
John "J-Rock" Carter was a juvenile lifer who was sentenced at 16 years old under a law that the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled was unconstitutional in Alabama v. Miller. Irony of Ironies. J-Rock never lived to see it. J-Rock fought for justice. He put himself on the front line of the struggle against inhumanity – and paid for it with his life. But his contribution will never be overlooked, ignored or down-played.
July 25, 2012
According to multiple witness accounts, staff at Pennsylvania's SCI Rockview killed John Carter, a 32-year-old man from Pittsburgh, during a cell extraction in the prison's solitary confinement unit on April 26, 2012. One witness, esteemed writer André Jacobs, reports: "The murder was in retaliation for Carter protesting what began as guards denying him his dinner meal. … During the collection of our food tray, guard Sherman said to me, "Your buddy's going down tonight," while smiling."
January 30, 2012
We here at Corcoran State Prison, prisoners in ASU (Administrative Segregation Unit), went on a united hunger strike, aimed straight at the beast: injustice and negligence. As a named petitioner, I was targeted for being a litigant and a spokesman for myself and the other Afrikans who are seeking justice and equal protection.
March 21, 2010
Yes, it was a battle. My first report on this riot gave people a look into the ugly violence and bloodshed. I've reported it the way it happened, but nothing is to be glorified or celebrated here. It felt good, though, to be a part of struggle and change, to see solidarity in action.
February 14, 2010
This is not my first riot but it was definitely the best. It's so good to see solidarity in action, to see prisoners of different races and factions coming together like this. We need more of this before we can really start making positive changes in this system!


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I am def guilty of putting all my eggs in the Singletary basket but at the same time I don't feel like its a RISK! The bigger risk for me is not having faith in my coach.
Look, this is how I explain it to my friends that can't understand how die hard I am for my 9ers and how die hard I am for sing: If you had 2 teams, One was filled with a roster of superstars with there own agenda's, and the other was filled with a couple pro-bowlers but overall, average players yet their edge was unity who would you rather have. I believe the passion, cohesion, unity and the overall system that SING has these players buying into is the key to this season. I feel like a unified team can go much further. To have a guy who's priority is to first teach his players to become men "....I want to teach these guys to be men before I teach them anything about football" (from his speech at State of the franchise) is AMAZING! It only makes sense, if your players are men, then they play their role and take on responsibility and they understand the contributions they must make to a team. For someone to not be a man, they are on their own agenda, whining about not getting paid and giving up when they are hurt instead of playing through it to show their team that they are fully vested. 49ers are progressing to men amongst boys!
I will be the first to admit I was upset when i saw sing come in at the end of last season and discipline Davis ( I was like "who does this guy think he is, he hasn't even been coach for a week?"), but after assessing the situation and watching how he dealt with/communicated with/constructively criticised the rest of the team I was like, WOW, this guy might actually be onto something. Not to mention, looking back he had to set the bar for expectations. I am so excited to see what he can do when he has a full season to do things HIS way.
With his approach to dealing with these players and having them buy into the system fully, I don't see how we can NOT have a successful year. I'd personally much rather have a team that plays as one and has each others back, than a team divided. Look at previous teams, history speaks for itself..........


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Albany -- Home ownership is an option many don't realize may be within their reach. And the Southwest Georgia Housing Task force is working to change this.
"The disparity between what homes are selling for and what people incomes are, you realize that more education is needed," said Housing Task Force Director, Barbara Reddick.
The housing task force is working to bring more development to 14 counties in the area. "Some counties in our region, there are less than two building permits issued in an entire year," said Reddick.
They're focusing on providing more affordable housing and with the economic slowdown, that's in more demand. "We are targeting non-profit, local government, faith based organizations and developers," said Reddick.
"There is more of a need. There is definitely more of a need in Terrell County, and I just hope that I can help as many people as I can possibly help in Terrell county," said Susie Clyde of the Habitat for Humanity.
With the current state of the housing market, now is the time to provide for it. "With it being a buyers market this is the best time to buy with home loan interest rates under 5 %," said Allied Home Mortgage Branch Manager, Fred Polite.
Attendees also learned about counseling potential homeowners once the housing becomes available. "Down payment assistance, increasing their credit score, lack of savings, we will prepare them for this. The process sometimes could take 6 to 18 months to get them ready to get into a home," said City of Albany Housing Counselor, B.J. Jackson Burton.
A process Susie Clyde says is worth it. "It gives people a sense of value, something to look forward too, pride."
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I just wanted to pick your brains about the above issue.
We are wanting to change the local administrator password on most of out machines. All desktops are XP
I was looking at something that could be automated. and i am aware that this could be achieved simply by using a start up script and i know the commands are available to do this.
Now here is the twist. For security reasons, i dont want the password to be sent over the network in clear text a couple 100 times, so i am looking for a solution that would either encrypt the password to has the the ability to hash the password.
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IPC ATHLETICS Marathon World Cup in association with the 2013 Virgin London Marathon announced
11 September 2012
IPC ATHLETICS and the Virgin London Marathon are very pleased to announce the IPC ATHLETICS Marathon World Cup to be held in next year's 2013 Virgin London Marathon, which takes place on Sunday April 21st 2013.
This new event will feature IPC ATHLETICS CLASSES T42 -T46, and T11 - T13 athletes, for both men and women.
Hugh Brasher, race director of the Virgin London Marathon said; "We are delighted to have the opportunity to further develop events within marathon running, especially after the amazing exploits of our athletes over the last 10 days".
"It was superb to have our 2012 London Marathon wheelchair champions David Weir and Shelly Woods bring home gold and silver in the T54 London 2012 Paralympic Games marathons and this will be a great legacy from London 2012".
"Over the next five years, in the lead up to the World Championships in London in 2017, we feel we can really work with IPC Athletics to improve standards and help develop the sport of elite marathon running within these classes. We believe this is a natural progression from the work we have done within elite wheelchair marathon racing".
Xavier Gonzalez, CEO of IPC Athletics said; "This is fantastic news and I would like to thank the organisers for their support, the profile of para-marathon running will be increased by this partnership and I look forward to the first event next year".
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T11 – T13 – Visually impaired: Athletes with vision impairment ranging from partially legally blind , to total blindness.
T42 – T46 - These classes are for athletes with limb impairments, such as amputations. In classes 42-44, the legs are affected by impairment. In classes 45-46, the arms are affected. All athletes in the 40s classes compete standing and do not use a wheelchair.
Competitors in class T42 have single above knee amputation , combined arm/leg amputation, or comparable leg impairments. The IPC defined this as: "Single above knee amputees and athletes with other impairments that are comparable to a single above knee amputation. This includes athletes with loss of muscle power in the lower limbs
Competitors in class T43 have double below knee amputation (or combined arm/leg amputation) or comparable leg impairments.
Competitors in class T44 have single below knee amputation or those that can walk with moderately reduced function in one or both legs.
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Jones was asked about expectations in his first season as Tennessee's head coach.
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Lighter Sweet Orange and Blueberry Cornbread
134 Fewer Calories
8 g Less Fat
1 1/4 cups all- purpose flour
3/4 cup yellow cornmeal
1/4 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup reduced-fat buttermilk
1/3 cup canola oil
1 large egg, lightly beaten
1 egg white
Grated zest of 1 orange
1 cup blueberries
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Spray an 8 x 8-inch baking pan with cooking spray.
Whisk together the flour, cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a medium bowl. Whisk together the buttermilk, oil, egg, egg white, and orange zest until well blended. Add the flour mixture just until combined. Gently fold in blueberries.
Scrape the batter into the pan. Bake until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean about 25 minutes. Transfer to a rack to cool. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Servings: 10
Prep Time: 10 min
Cook Time: 25 min
Difficulty: Easy
Per Serving: 212 Cal (1 piece cornbread); 5 g Protein; 9 g Tot Fat; 1 g Sat Fat; 5 g Mono Fat; 29 g Carb; 2 g Fiber; 8 g Sugar; 96 mg Calcium; 1 mg Iron; 252 mg Sodium; 23 mg Cholesterol
Original recipe courtesy Paula Deen: Sweet Blueberry Cornbread
Lightened Up recipe courtesy of The Deen Brothers and the Paula Deen Test Kitchen
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By Anonymous on June 18, 2012
This still has 29 grams of carbs. Carbs are sugar. And low fat dairy is higher in sugar than regular, and the fat is not bad for you. There is nothing healthy about this recipe. Use almond flour, stevia for sweetener and regular buttermilk. And don't use canola oil - it's toxic crap. Use coconut oil instead.
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Indiana Fever guard Shavonte Zellous is the winner of the 2013 WNBA Most Improved Player of the Year, the WNBA announced today. Zellous received 30 of 39 votes from a panel of national and local sportswriters and broadcasters.
Zellous nearly doubled her scoring average in 2013 (14.7 ppg) from 2012 (7.5 ppg), and also improved her rebounding numbers in 2013 (3.4 rpg) from 2012 (2.7 rpg). She also took her overall field goal percentage up from .369 in 2012 to .415 in 2013.
In her fifth season in the league, Zellous started all 29 games in which she appeared this season. She posted career highs in scoring, rebounds, steals (0.9 spg), blocks (0.7 bpg) and three-point field goal percentage (.348). Zellous opened the season with 15 consecutive double-figure scoring efforts, and tallied 10-or-more points in 24-of-30 contests overall. Zellous poured in a season-high 29 points on 10-of-13 shooting, including 6-of-7 from distance on June 8 against Phoenix.
Zellous is in her third full season with the Fever, which finished the 2013 campaign with a 16-18 mark, and earned the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs. She spent part of the 2010 season with Indiana as well, also splitting time with Tulsa. Zellous was drafted 11th overall by Detroit in the 2009 WNBA Draft following a standout career at the University of Pittsburgh.
There was a nine-way tie for second place, with each of the following players receiving one vote: Jane Appel (San Antonio Silver Stars); Elizabeth Cambage (Tulsa Shock); Erika de Souza (Atlanta Dream); Kelsey Griffin (Connecticut Sun); Allison Hightower (Connecticut Sun); Glory Johnson (Tulsa Shock); Danielle Robinson (San Antonio Silver Stars); Courtney Vandersloot (Chicago Sky); and Monica Wright (Minnesota Lynx).
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Field documentation of buildings was conducted between July 12 and August 20, 1993, and June 8 and July 28, 1994. The sites and buildings were documented between Levels I and II as defined by Athearn (1990). Deviations from full Level II documentation include using 35mm photography in the field and photographic reproduction of original architectural drawings and plans. Site information was recorded in the format of the Colorado State Historical Society Cultural Resource Survey.
Forest Supervisors' and District Offices were visited prior to field documentation in each Forest and District. Forest Service archeologists, Heritage Resource specialists, and Facility Managers were contacted in order to access historical information. District Rangers and other personnel also offered valuable historical details of many sites and buildings. In addition to current and retired Forest Service personnel, local libraries, museums, and historical societies were visited to compile additional historical data. Hundreds of contacts were made by telephone or in person with those having knowledge of these sites and activities on the Colorado Forests. Information from these interviews is incorporated into the Site Forms for each site and building.
Documentary research was conducted in Supervisors' Offices and District Offices where Forest Service files pertaining to history (1600 series), pre-construction and construction (7100 series), and buildings (7300 series) were reviewed for site- and building-specific information. Forest archeologists and Hertitage Resource specialists have conscientiously helped preserve these materials and in many cases organized site-specific information in ways useful to researchers and managers. Historic photographs were often found at these offices. Additional historic photographs were found in the photo archives of the Rocky Mountain Region office in Denver. Forest Service employees also generously offered personal photographs that helped document changes and alterations to sites and buildings.
Hundreds of original building plans and detailed site plans were made available by the Rocky Mountain Region Engineering Division. Several of these plans are reproduced in this report. Appendix C includes a list of architectural drawings listed in the Rocky Mountain Region Improvement Inventory (U.S. Forest Service n.d.) and buildings evaluated that were based on plans documented through research. Additional examples of constructed designs are included from the survey. Attachments to the Colorado State Site Forms include building plans, drawings, and site plans reproduced for this project.
Much of the primary source material used in this project is the result of searching through forty-five boxes at the Rocky Mountain Branch of the National Archives and the Denver Federal Record Center (Record Group 95). Similar research was undertaken at the Western History Department of the Denver Public Library (six boxes) and at the Colorado State Archives (three boxes).
Evaluation of historic resources for recommendation of their eligibility to the National Register of Historic Places is notoriously subjective, a characteristic that offers both strengths and weaknesses to the program. Regulatory standards are acknowledged to be simply general guidelines to direct reasoning and justification. For the purposes of this project, physical integrity of historic structures sufficient to make function, dimensions, methods and materials of construction readily apparent was fundamental to considerations of significance.
Historic contexts for Colorado, compiled by the Colorado Historical Society and published in 1984, served as guides for evaluating these sites. All four contexts, i.e., mountains (Mehls 1984a), plains (Mehls 1984b), Colorado plateau (Husband 1984), and the southern frontier (Mehls and Carter 1984), were used due to the statewide distribution of sites documented (Figure 1). Thematic statements regarding Federal activities and influences, as well as the Depression, were consulted for many sites in all Forests. Statements pertaining to dryland farming and ranching in the Plains, and recreation in the mountains and Colorado plateau contexts were also utilized for particular sites either built or acquired by the Forest Service. The principal theme of Federal Activity and Conservation, 1890-1945, provided a context for sub-themes, such as architectural and administrative development of Region 2, and for some Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) era sites, the Federal Response to the Depression, and the Rustic architecture of the Forest Service.
Each site was evaluated for eligibility to the National Register of Historic Places in accordance with guidelines in National Register Bulletins 15, 16A, and 16B. Most sites were evaluated for their association with the development and administration of the Forest Service. Buildings recommended culturally significant under criterion "A" retain their integrity and are associated with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad pattern of our history. The natural resources of these lands and their use for recreation and profit has defined the economic, political, cultural, and technological development of Colorado since before the Forest Service was established. The Rocky Mountain Region administrative sites were consequently evaluated for their role in the development of the twenty percent of Colorado's land they oversaw. Significant sites represent the expansion of the Service's mission from basic custodianship, which it practiced at its inception, to extensive resource management. This expansion has played a direct role in the 20th-century socio-economic development of Colorado. The sites further represent the broader patterns of natural resource conservation and public land management as practiced by the Forest Service, the agency most instrumental in the development and management of the majority of Colorado's Federal land.
Some sites were built or modified by the CCC or other New Deal agencies to ameliorate the effects of the Depression. These sites were evaluated for their association with these Federal efforts, as part of the campaign of natural resource enhancement undertaken by the Forest Service during the New Deal era, and as representative of the national shift in thinking regarding the responsibilities of the government to its people.
The buildings were also evaluated for their architectural significance. Buildings recommended architecturally significant under this criterion ("C") retain their integrity and embody the distinctive characteristics of a type, period, or method of construction. A baseline for comparison of "typical" elements for each site type was established. Forest Service design policy dictated that administrative buildings reflect values such as practicality, efficiency, and sensitivity to nature and the surroundings. Early undesigned pioneer construction inherently incorporated these values. Later, the Service's Forest, Regional, and National designers combined these values with national stylistic trends and vernacular influences to create a distinct body of architecture that represents the administrative development of the National Forest system in Colorado and the architectural history of the state.
Buildings constructed and/or maintained by the CCC or other New Deal agencies were evaluated for their unique expression of the Rocky Mountain Region's interpretation of Rustic-style architecture exclusive to Forest Service construction in the Depression era. This expression is manifest in the design and construction of these simple buildings that were built by hand of native materials. Although only exteriors were evaluated, the Forest Service philosophy of respect and imitation of nature via the setting, massing, and use of materials is seen in the building exteriors and their placement within the site. Almost all sites were situated on Forest Service-owned land at the time of the survey. Most buildings were constructed by the Forest Service or under its supervision. Those buildings not constructed by or for the Forest Service were evaluated for their representative architectural and cultural significance as well as their association with the Forest Service.
Site evaluation was also guided by the establishment of a procedure whereby identical sets of criteria were applied to each site. The use of quantified criteria is a method that attempts to rate the historical significance of a building or group of buildings by the numeric sum of attributes and variables that presumably capture the full range of significance for these resources. Evaluative procedures of this kind have a long history in historic preservation and have recently been proposed for the evaluation of administrative buildings in the Pacific Southwest Region and the Northern Region of the U.S. Forest Service (Mikesell 1986; Supernowicz 1989; Throop 1993). Attributes and variables defined under a set of criteria were developed specifically to accommodate the entire range of sites and structures being evaluated for this project (Appendix B). Each criterion was given a set of rating categories, e.g., excellent, very good, good, and fair/poor. Each rating was then assigned a numerical value. Non-Forest Service-built sites, lookouts, and recreational sites were ranked separately under the same criterion. Values assigned to all sites documented for this project are reported in Appendix B. The numeric rank of the site is the sum of the values and reflects the evaluation of the site as a whole.
In accordance with Forest Service policy, sites were established to provide local administration of the land. Therefore, sites considered eligible within the context of the development of the state were also considered locally significant.
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At 10 a.m., the Census Bureau is expected to say that factory orders were flat in October after rising by 4.8% in September.
Also at 10 a.m., the ISM Non-Manufacturing Index is predicted to show a decline to 53.5 in November from 54.2 in October.
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my favorite i would have to say is inuyasha, it is so awesom.
(love hina Chobits please teacher...... oohhh yaaahhh! turns me on everytime i think about it ha ha ha ha ha ha ah ah aha ha ha ha ha ha ha, think about the one in the brackets not the others k
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my favorite i would have to say is inuyasha, it is so awesom.
My favorite T.V. shows are:
full mtal alchemist
Wolf's rain
Ruroini Kenshn
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I think I posted here before that mine was Inuyasha now I think is Rurouni Kenshin, Inuyasha is cool though but not better that Rurouni Kenshin thats for sure!!!
Kenshin: "You can die at any time but living takes true corage. I'm living too that I am, to repent for all the lives I've took"
fushugi yugi bazzz but the manga nicer than anime....still got hellsing and twelve kingdom...gundam oso veri the nice but i still prefer manga coz my mom doesnt like me usin the vcr
either trigun, gungrave, or hellsing
I love Berserk, Naruto, Samurai Champloo, Hellsing, and GTO!!!!!
Might as well...
Elfen Lied. All around favorite.