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October 2, 2006
Albany-- This third school shooting in a week's time makes all of us nervous. We think our schools, our kids, are safe. But are they?
Steps are already in place at Dougherty County schools to prevent danger. It's the job of 18 police officers to make sure students and teachers are safe at the schools. But Monday's shocker in Pennsylvania has some Dougherty County school leaders wanting to take a second look.
This is the normal atmosphere of school that students are used to, daily lessons mingled with the brief chats with friends in the hallways. But recently, the atmosphere at some schools nationwide has changed. Schools are dealing with killings on campus.
"It makes you think twice," says High School Senior Bragan Hughes.
"You never would think it would happen but then it did," says High School Senior Riane Kernan.
South Georgia students say although the recent shootings and killings took place miles away from here, they still make an impact.
"It kind of scared me to know that happened in such a small town and it could happen here," says Kernan. And it's something that doesn't just scare students. School leaders also have renewed reasons to be concerned.
"It makes me have to think a lot about whether or not we have proper security in our schools," says Dougherty County School Board Chairman Willie Weaver. Weaver says he does feel confident in the current security at Dougherty County Schools.
"I really do but I think we live in a society where anything can happen," says Weaver. He says you can never be too safe. These school murders may be a wake up call to beef up security measures in the school system.
"We do need to relook at our policy based on the number of shootings we've had in the past couple of weeks," says Weaver. A relook at how safe schools are may just prevent these devastating scenes from taking place here.
"It really makes me sad that kids are killing kids and grown folks are going in schools shooting a bunch of kids and I really don't know the reason. There's no legitimate reason," says Weaver. The recent deaths are the reason some friends are a little closer tonight.
"Your friend could be there one minute and gone the next," says Kernan.
"I just don't want it to happen to us," says Hughes. Some never thought it would.
Weaver says he plans to talk with Superintendent Sally Whatley and the Dougherty County School Police Chief to look at the current policy. He says the current policy is good but he wants to make sure they're doing all they can do to protect the schools.
One possible thing they may consider is increasing security on the outside of the schools in addition to the security cameras already in place.
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Aaron Hawley led the Bulldogs (12-13, 3-10) with 18 points and Richard Carter chipped in with 17 points.
Missouri State shot 42.9 percent from the field in the opening period but knocked down 6-of-11 from beyond the arc, as the Bears had the lead at halftime, 39-36. Drake had a very good start from the field in the half, hitting on 63.6 percent of its field goal tries, including 5-of-10 from beyond the arc, but the Bulldogs were outscored from the free-throw line 9-3 in the opening period.
Both squads struggled from the field after the break. Missouri State made just 30.8 percent of its shots and missed all 10 of its 3-point tries. Drake was little better, shooting 41.7 percent and just 1-of-9 from deep. The Bears again took advantage of their time at the line, outscoring the Bulldogs 14-6 from the charity stripe in the half. The Bears went ahead for good early in the second half and held on down the stretch for the victory.
Missouri State forced 13 turnovers and converted them into 19 points. Drake had the edge in points in the paint, 32-26.
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Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev +4.5%
11-06-2012 16:00:59 | More by cfalovo97
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Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +13.2%
Poured slowly into a nonic glass. Dark caramel-black hue, with about a pound of thick, foamy head. Took quite a while for it to finally recede to a decent level for sipping. Lots of lacing.
Nose is hard to detect. Notes of roasted chestnut, dark malts.
Dark coffee, malts, a bit of burnt marshmallow Finishes with a tinny sourness. Not entirely unlike a black and tan, but it much more resembles a mild porter.
All the carbonation is killed by the massive head, so it's quite watery. A creamy texture to it that reminds me of a Guinness-made half-and-half.
Tastes alright, nothing too exciting. Probably will stick to making them myself.
03-31-2010 01:56:25 | More by JohnnyBarman
Alberta (Canada)
3.38/5 rDev +17.8%
473ml can. Made by the same company, but in Utica, NY. Contract brewed?
This beer pours a clear, very dark ruddy cola brown colour, with a teeming amount of puffy, foamy beige head, which settles slowly, leaving a nice band of webbed lace around the glass. It smells of toasted biscuit malt, dry chocolate, earthy nuttiness, and soft piney hops. The taste is bready, doughy malt, medium chocolate, mildly bitter grassy/weedy hops, and a subtle warming metallic/mineral character lurking under it all. The carbonation is fairly sedate, the body approaching middleweight, but kind of thin, even though it's smooth enough. It finishes off-dry, a bland nutty cocoa character going the extra round with some equally game(y) drying hops.
I can't seem to like or dislike this particular offering, whether taste-wise or marketing-wise. Roaming buffalo label lore - good, weird production origins - bad. Roasted nut/chocolate character - good. Strange edgy hop/rock drying offset - bad. A beer that abuses its inherent duality, that's for sure.
06-02-2011 22:59:40 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
2.95/5 rDev +2.8%
Recent LCBO product. Pours medium brown body, with abundant white soapy head. It is very lacey. Aroma is malty and also cheesy. Taste: mostly a malt experience, with significant but not enjoyable bitterness, until the sediment roasted malt at the end of the can. A tad below average mouthfeel.Some drinkability, but a 500 ml. can is too much.
05-05-2010 20:31:46 | More by Sammy
Quebec (Canada)
1.95/5 rDev -32.1%
Can: Poured a light color ale with a large foamy head with good retention and light lacing. Aroma of light roasted malt with light residual sugar. Taste is also dominated by light roasted malt with residual sugar and thin finish. Body is quite thin with good carbonation. Bland with a body way too thin for the style. No need to try this one again.
06-07-2010 02:15:23 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev +4.5%
02-28-2012 04:51:54 | More by ThinkAgain
Ontario (Canada)
2.83/5 rDev -1.4%
473ml Can
Appearance - Opaque black/brown colour with a huge off light brown coloured head. I can't see much carbonation due the darkness of the beer and there is some good lacing. The head lasted for around 6 minutes before it was gone.
Smell - Malts, grains, coffee, smoke
Taste & Mouth - The beer has a low amount of carbonation and the taste consists of coffee, chocolate, breads/grains and malts. There is also a bit of a smokiness and a bit of a harsh tasting cheap alcohol flavour. It finishes with a malty and roasted coffee aftertaste.
Overall – I'm on the fence with this one. At first I found the taste a little harsh and regretted my purchase. But towards the end of the beer as it warmed up I acutally didn't mind the taste all that much. Either way, it's nothing spectacular and I wouldn't buy it again.
06-17-2011 16:37:55 | More by spinrsx
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev +4.5%
10-19-2012 23:44:10 | More by RedAleMan
Ontario (Canada)
2.85/5 rDev -0.7%
I enjoy the headstrong pale ale brewed in Canada, and I respect its price/quality ratio, so I was excited to see this can on the shelf.
A: I was also excited when I saw it in the glass. huge head that sticks like rib sauce to the glass and a nice ruby orangy beer. 4.5
S: kind of metallic. maybe its the hops which i also smell distinctly. not what I'd call a pleasent aroma. 3.0
T: if caramel could rot and go bad, thats the best way I can describe this. quite dry fortunately and decent bittering finish - but bad none-the-less. 2.5
M: Quite bitter which i normally like, but thin and overcarbonated. A little sticky too. 3.0
D: I suppose you could do worse for $2.05 at the LCBO but with so many other choices.... 3.0
04-24-2010 00:04:03 | More by uno99
Ontario (Canada)
3.2/5 rDev +11.5%
Appearance: It has a nice dark brown colour to it. It has a nice beige head that dies down slowly and has some lacing.
Smell: The aromas definitly give out hints of a graininess, bready malts, some caramel and citrucy notes.
Taste: Like the aromas, it has a grainy/bready taste to it with a bit of coffee, caramel and slight citrucy notes coming from the hops.
Mouthfeel: It has a medium carbonation with a watery feel.
Drinkability: It's a good drinkable beer accompanied with decent flavours and aromas.
07-30-2011 01:22:54 | More by SebD
Ontario (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev +12.5%
Tallboy can picked up at the LCBO. I've had a few Headstrong brews before and they were serviceable drinks, if not especially memorable ones.
Pours an opaque dark-brownish-black with only a few crimson-coloured highlights under the light. Two fingers of lofty, creamy tan-coloured head that gradually seeps away, leaving behind webs of stringy lacing. Decent aroma but nothing very interesting or enticing - dark roasted nutty malts, burnt sugar and coffee grinds. Sweet and earthy.
The taste is similar to the nose, with more nutty roasted malts, toasted grains, caramel and milk chocolate. Some sour fruity raisin notes. The pale ale qualities are noticeable toward the finish, where the earthy and herbal hop bitterness becomes more prominent. Some lingering astringency in the aftertaste. Pretty light-bodied, with high carbonation that makes it more crisp than I expected. Disappointingly watery.
Decent stuff, the dualistic nature of the blended styles is at least interesting, but it still feels a little watery and not especially well done. I can't work up much enthusiasm for this brew... if it strikes your fancy, give it a shot, but don't expect to be blown away.
10-26-2011 23:05:33 | More by thehyperduck
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +13.2%
06-16-2013 13:16:29 | More by TheBeeraholic
Quebec (Canada)
2/5 rDev -30.3%
11-24-2011 03:14:39 | More by oldp0rt
Ontario (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -12.9%
03-31-2012 17:25:24 | More by MattPS
Ontario (Canada)
2.58/5 rDev -10.1%
500 ml can from the LCBO.
Pours a clear orange/brown, some burgundy highlights, very thick and foamy light tan head forms, slowly settles down to a thick ring and layer around the glass, tons of lace chunks stick, looks good.
Smell is okay, pretty bland and very light, lots of graininess, some biscuit, caramel, a bit of fruit and some floral, a touch of citrus, almost a bit of vomit, iron, not so good.
Taste is slightly better, still very bland, some graininess, a bit of bread and biscuit, toasty, corn, light citrus and floral, sugary sweetness near the finish, a bit of alcohol as well, not good for the low ABV.
Mouthfeel is light bodied, pretty thin, medium carbonation, a bit of warmth going down. Not so good.
04-20-2010 22:45:28 | More by Viggo
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev +4.5%
473ml can poured into pint glass
A a dark brown cola with two fingers of thick mocha head that slowly fell to a thin film that leaves lots of lace
S dark malty molasses with a little milk chocolate
T a little more chocolate then the nose and has a sour raisin thing working against it
M a little thin and it could use some more bubbles
O take it or leave it, I'm not impressed or offended
for the price its not bad but this one looks better then it actually was
03-16-2011 22:59:26 | More by wordemupg
Ontario (Canada)
2.78/5 rDev -3.1%
Very dark brown colour, the outline of my fingers were visible under a brite lite on the other side of my glass. Foamy tan head with low carbonation dispersed leaving thin sheet lace. Looks not bad. Feint smell of brown sugar with equal parts metallic is distracting.
The taste offers toasted malts, some nuttiness but there is an earthiness and a sharp, cleansing mouthfeel that seems a bit out of synch. Very thin body disappoints.
More pale ale than stout, but either on their own might have been a better idea this is worth a try given the scarcity of the style, but nowhere good enough to be a sessional.
09-07-2010 03:03:14 | More by ThatWineGuy
2.53/5 rDev -11.8%
Very dark brown with faint chestnut highlights. An inch of dense, tan foam settled slowly, leaving a lot of clumpy, streaky lacing on the glass. Looks nice. Doesn't smell very good though. Notes of malt and piney hops, some caramel and biscuit, but the hops have an unrefined character -- cat piss, sharp floral, not good. The flavour was little better, kind of fruity in an unappealing way with some hop bitterness, roast, and caramel sweetness helping things out. Lingering coarse bitterness. Light astringency, lightish bodied, moderate carbonation. I'm not a fan of this. If it's truly a black and tan mix, then (at least) one of the base beers is way off -- whichever has the majority of the hops I'm tasting. Seems like they're using high alpha hops for flavour and aroma rather than something a bit softer in character.
09-12-2010 00:26:51 | More by DrJay
Ontario (Canada)
3.08/5 rDev +7.3%
This is my first black & tan, so you may want to take my review with a grain of salt.
It pours a dark amber brown, with thick white head. Quite beautiful really. It falls apart a bit at the smell and taste. I get some of the roasted malts from a stout, with a bit of floral hop bitterness. I get some fruitiness and grain too. Fairly smooth mouthfeel, yet a bit thin. Not bad, but I don't think I need another of these.
03-30-2010 00:38:29 | More by kwjd
Ontario (Canada)
2.98/5 rDev +3.8%
This offering happens to be more like 'black with a tan'; its darkish, dusky body is actually translucent and brims with a gleaming rash of bistre. The surface appears the sight of a building implosion; there is plenty of dust kicked up against the sides of the glass, banks of debris piled along the perimeter but only rubble left floating in the center.
The aroma, which contains little of anything reminiscent of either a pale ale or a stout, blindsides the senses with a heavy, lumbering metallic twang that clangs the nostrils as if they were church bells. But what could cause such sinus splitting cacophony? The logical answer might be the can itself given just how tinny and iron-rich this scent is...
But I'm leaning towards a different culprit. It's a familiar smell, I've noted it before in poorly brewed beers (bottles included). My best guess: poor ingredients. A combination of stale grains and cheap, synthetic adjuncts. There is a predominance of dry, grainy oats and cloying corn syrup. Together with the iron, it's not a terribly appealing smell.
It isn't, however, that bad of a taste. The maltiness isn't so thunderous that it shook the ground, but there's enough to feign the flavour of a watered down stout or sufficiently malty pale ale. It is nearly palatable enough to make me rethink my earlier statement about stale ingredients but I think I'll maintain my reservations until all is said and done.
With every beer, a good mouthfeel is indispensable; for this particular one it's a really good thing they got it right because it's responsible for making what is otherwise a cloying and insipid beer a half-way decent quaff. Its carbonation and bitterness are both brief, but sizable, and provoke the tongue just enough so as to animate the palate.
Headstrong Black & Tan has just enough of the right stuff to feign passing for a half-way decent pint and is just agreeable enough that I don't have to feign enjoying it. Still, I reckon I could make a comparable black and tan myself and, besides, I bet ten times out of ten I'd opt for pale ale or stout respectively rather than simultaneously.
05-06-2010 02:42:15 | More by biegaman
Ontario (Canada)
2.58/5 rDev -10.1%
headstrong does make some surprisingly decent beers including their Munich lager and Pale ale but this is just a disappointment.
It even looks like it's going to be good with a super-creamy head, however it smells like melted crayons. that's a smell that pretty much prejudices me for how it's going to go down and when i try it I am all but ready to pour it down the drain, save for the fact tat it's all I've got for the evening. In other words it's okay but nothing especially exciting.
10-14-2010 23:46:47 | More by shamus
Ontario (Canada)
3.1/5 rDev +8%
Hesitant but I gave it a shot. Apparently and 'expert' blend of ale and stout.
A - Dark brown pour, almost black with red around the edges. Not bright but not opaque. Brown two finger head is fizzing down fast. Good chunks of lacing and a half finger of retention.
S - Earthy, roasty, cola. Cold strong coffee?
T - Cola, coffee-ish, some burnt something or other and roasted notes. Not a good combo. I guess the pale ale element is there but it doesn't mix in any way I like.
M - Good carbonation, light to medium body. Slightly sweet then bitter finish.
O/D - Meh. I could take it for a while. It's not offensive, just not interesting. Maybe I don't like b&ts but it just doesn't jive with me. Drinkable, but not interesting.
09-22-2011 01:10:29 | More by tbeckett
1.8/5 rDev -37.3%
This one pours pretty nicely with two fingers of foam in a mug.
The smell is a nonevent, but it goes downhill fast from there.
The taste is just bad followed by a worse astringency that lingers. Just not good..
The mouthfeel is a little thin with no coatability.
I can't even drink one of these and wouldn't want anyone else too.
10-17-2010 17:36:23 | More by a74gent
Ontario (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -4.2%
05-06-2012 07:10:01 | More by Wordslinger
Ontario (Canada)
2.7/5 rDev -5.9%
I've had black and tan before, but this is not the best I have encountered.
The colour is a dark ruby amber, fairly brown in fact. With a heavy head, yet very light in body. Carbonation is fairly low and there was some lacing throughout consumption.
Aroma is lacking. Very hop and dry malt. Would be better with a bit more chocolate malt to the stout; which by the way, is not all that present or good for that matter. Mild notes of burnt ash and walnuts can also be found, yet not distinctly.
The taste is, at best, average. Quite watery in fact. The ale comprises the bulk of this brew, and is a medium bodied ale at that. Hops and malt again are there, with a mild graininess that at first is refreshing, but trails into disappointment.
The body of this brew could be heavier, and it should be. It's like it should be an ale and an ale only, maybe with a splash of stout in the mix. This is not what a black & tan should be. There is little carbonation and the bulk of the brew is watery and adjunct filled.
I do not think having another could make this beer any better than it is. I will not be purchasing this brew again.
04-16-2010 16:55:35 | More by Bestuurder
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Heavy winds brought this tree down on top of utility lines on Arah Street in Manchester Thursday morning. The road has been closed. (David Lane/Union Leader)
About 5,000 residents and businesses across the state lost power Wednesday morning, the result of heavy rain and gusty winds downing trees and damaging power lines.
The National Weather Service issued a flood warning for the Pemigewasset River in Woodstock after an ice jam formed. The Weather Service said that once the ice jam breaks, the water will rise rapidly downstream, and people who live in flood-prone areas along the river should remain vigilant.
The Sugar River in Claremont flooded twice because of ice flow jams, prompting the fire department to ask the residents of a few homes near the river to leave their homes temporarily, Fire Capt. Tom Belaire said. Belaire said a firefighter was assigned to stay at the river overnight Thursday to monitor it.
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About 7 a.m. Thursday, Public Service of New Hampshire reported 2,265 of its customers had lost power, while Unitil, with service concentrated on the Seacoast, had 2,087 customers without power. Power outages affected 1,017 New Hampshire Electric Co-op customers, while Liberty Utilities reported 20 customers were in the dark.
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El Camino Hospital to lay off 140
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on Aug 12, 2010 at 5:24 pm
I would seriously like to thank Ken Graham and all those other stellar executives @ ECH who have made such stellar financial decisions over the past couple of years and of course making it possible to lay off all of those workers that were responsible for your ever so humble income & bonuses.. Over 5 years of service out the window.
on Aug 12, 2010 at 5:55 pm
Are all of the layoffs in Mountain View or are some of them at the Los Gatos facility? Is the Los Gatos facility (which is outside of the boundaries of the El Camino Hospital District) helping or hurting the bottom line of this taxpayer-funded hospital district?
on Aug 12, 2010 at 6:09 pm
According to some of the recent numbers that I have heard off, the Los Gatos facility is affecting the profitability of the Mountain View campus in a negative manner. I've only heard of 1 layoff at the Los Gatos campus, all of the rest will come from Mountain View. Also, these numbers probably do not reflect all of the per diem staff, of which, some were let go a couple weeks ago with no notice at all.


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Monday, November 28, 2011
Come home to Virginia 'Dream Chaser'
2 comments:
- Doug Mohney said...
Ignore the penalty hit to orbit from launching at Wallops vs. Florida.
Don't suppose you've crunched the numbers on 1) Building the pad and support facilities for Atlas V and 2) Additional cost for shipping Atlas V up the East Coast?
Now, tell me how you find the money when Congress can't even cough up $850 million this year for CCDev.
- Monday, November 28, 2011 2:58:00 PM
- JackKennedy said...
There is no penalty "hit" by launching to LEO ISS from Wallops. There may be a more payload and less fuel bonus.
Have you viewed the two new launch pads on Wallops Island operated by the Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority?
I am confident Virginia can handle an Atlas-V 402. What makes you so sure that Virginia can not?
Good old fashion competition is what made America strong. Florida needs the competition to avoid the monopoly status associated with human spaceflight in the 20th century. We are in the Commercial Space Age, so they say. In my book that includes commercial launch pads and range too!
Virginians are taking more of a leadership role in the Congress, especially in the House. There is another budget year starting in 2012. Time will help sort it out. We need to position Flordia and Virginia to have a more friendly competition going into the future.
- Monday, November 28, 2011 5:02:00 PM


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Pettus was pronounced dead at the scene.
Alabama State Troopers are investigating the crash.
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Its a sad state of affairs when you are looking forward to the Cleveland Browns coming to town, but there it is. This importance of this game for the Chiefs and their fans can't be stressed enough. There is a lot on the line.
This franchise needs to find some pride. Beating the Browns won't restore it. Losing to them will crush what little remains.
In my mind this game is also important for draft position. KC has been hanging out in the top 5 picks for two years now. There are great players there, but they are overpriced and kill you if you miss. Picking in the top five has the added onus of severely curtailing a team's ability to move around in the 1st round. The current draft system rewards teams 6 through 10 and punishes teams 1 through 5. If KC wants to see Pioli wheel and deal like he did in New England, they need to win this game.
The truth is that these two teams could switch uniforms and there's a good chance no one would notice. The defensive stats for the Chiefs and the Browns are almost identical.
There is only 13 total yards allowed separating the 30th ranked Kansas City defense from the 31st ranked Cleveland defense. The numbers across the defensive board are so close as to be sickening. But I'll let you decide:
- Total yards allowed: KC 5008 yds, Cle 5021 yds (KC -13 yards)
- Passing yards allowed: KC 3083 yds, Cle 3094 yds (KC -11 yards)
- Passing yards per game: KC 237.2, Cle 238.0
- Rush yards allowed: KC 1925 yds, Cle 1927 yds (KC -2yards)
- Rush yards per game: KC 148.1, Cle 148.2
The only difference between the Browns and the Chiefs is that KC seems to score more points (KC: 15.8 per game, CLE 12.2 per game) and the Browns sack the QB more often (CLE: 31 sacks, KC 19 sacks)
Yes this weekend is the clash of the titans at Arrowhead. Don't let that throw you off your fantasy game. Bad teams facing each other can make for monster fantasy days.The last time two bottom feeder teams met this season was when Cleveland went to Detroit. There was an offensive explosion from both teams.
Just look at it this way. How many times have you wished that your fantasy Chiefs got to face the Chiefs defense? This week, they do.
Three Chiefs and Sleeper after the break
Thank you Charles. Jamaal has single-handily revived interest in the Chiefs around the world of the NFL with his growing fantasy value. Charles has scored a TD in each of the last five games and tallied over 100 yards combined in three of those contests. Cleveland is allowing 148.2 yards per game. Charles owners should be licking their chops this week. Jamaal is a must start.
Jamaal Charles prediction: 103 yards, 3 receptions, 35 yards, 1 TD
Welcome back Mr. Bowe, how we have missed you. The KC WR corp seemed to be a silver lining this year just four weeks ago. Three losses and 7,000 dropped passes later, it is a source of depression. D-Bowe's return adds a much need big-play dimension to the offense. Dwayne has his own dropped ball problems on routine catches, but he also has a knack for making the big play. And Cleveland's specialty is giving up the big play. Over the last five games they have given up 16 pass plays of 20 yards or longer. Six of these were for over 40 yards. That's a season of big plays for good teams. Look for Bowe to re-establish himself as the KC #1 WR this weekend.
Dwayne Bowe prediction: 7 catches, 94 yards, 1 TD
How fast the worm can turn in the National Football League. A month ago Chiefs fans were hailing Chambers as the free agent coup of the year. Last week his name became a curse that explained all that is wrong with the Chiefs after dropping that 4th quarter pass. It only takes one good week to redeem yourself in the NFL and Chambers will have his opportunity this weekend. Chambers has shown that he can torch sub-par coverage but he struggles when he is the primary receiver. No one on the Chiefs squad will benefit more from Bowe returning to the lineup. The Browns are going to be forced to pay attention to Jamaal and Dwayne. If Cassel can deliver the ball on time (which is a new concern in KC) then Chambers will have the opportunity to scamper back into the fan base's good graces.
Chris Chamber prediction: 5 catches, 65 yards, 1 TD
KC Fantasy Sleeper
Ryan Succop
Haley's 4th down play calling has been...interesting. I don't know whether to cheer it on or form a mob. I am sure that Ryan Succop's fantasy value has taken a huge hit because of it. To be fair, Haley week in and week out is taking a plastic spork to a machine gun fight. Points have been at a premium all year and field goals were probably not going to be enough in 95% of KC's matchups this year. Cleveland is different. This is the fourth team with comprable talent KC will face this season. Oakland, Buffalo and Washington being the other three. Hopefully Haley was paying attention in those games because it seems pretty simple to me. When Succop connects on two or more field goals the Chiefs win. When Ryan only kicks one FG, KC loses. Let the Ryan Succop for team MVP campaign begin now.
Ryan Succop prediction: 2 FG's, 3 EP's
Mushin's Week 14 Predictions:
-Jamaal Charles
Jamaal Charles Prediction: 98 yards, 1 TD, 5 receptions, 45 yards receiving
actual numbers: 143 yards, 1 TD, 7 receptions, 38 yards receiving
-Chris Chambers
Chris Chambers Prediction: 3 receptions, 52 yards
actual numbers: 4 receptions, 50 yards
KC Defense/ST: 3 turnovers
actual numbers: 3 turnovers and a whole lot of garbage
Lance Long Prediction: 4 receptions, 35 yards, 2 rushes, 25 yards, 1 TD
actual numbers: 2 receptions, -6 yards, 1 rush, -3 yards, 0 TD


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Titus O'Neil recently spoke about being an athlete and how he got into the UFC. Here are the highlights…
On Being More Than Just an Athlete: "A lot of times, people look at you just as an athlete. "There's so much more to me. I'm a father of two sons. I mentor kids in my community. I'm very active in my community, as well as traveling around the world with underwear, boots and baby oil. I think I have one of the most diverse resumes as far as an entertainer is concerned at this moment.''
On Meeting Peyton Manning: "That was awesome. I was just talking to someone about that a few days ago, because someone sent a picture of me and Peyton shaking hands after the game, after we beat them at The Swamp. Peyton Manning was actually one of my hosts when I was being recruited out of high school.''
On Becoming a Wrestler: "If you would have told me a few years ago that I would be a WWE superstar today, I would tell you you're a fool. If it wasn't for a very good friend of mine and my neighbor, Dave Batista, I can assure you I wouldn't be here today.''
On His Job as a WWE Performer: "Our job is to either put smiles on people's faces or frowns, one way or the other. It's like going to a movie. People spend millions of dollars a year going to movies to be entertained, and it's good versus evil - especially action movies. Everybody loves a good feel-good story, and that's kind of what we do. We tell stories. We just do it at car-crash speed.''


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Plaschke: Mattingly must go to the Minors
Kind of a funny counterpoint to the "Sandberg has no major league coaching experience" debate that we've had around here. Bill Plaschke is arguing that Mattingly should not take over for Torre because he has no minor league managing experience. Yes, I know Plaschke is an idiot. But it just goes to show you, you're damned if you do and you're damned if you don't.


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Joel's new bike
I hope people see him coming on that thing, unlike recently Detlef Schrempf getting into a bike-car accident. Portland drivers, please pay attention to that 7 footer all decked out in black and red crossing the street. He's trying to get fit and back onto the court.


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The 2011 East-West Shrine Game is just one of many all-star games for college football players trying to turn one last bit of live competition into a selection in the 2011 NFL Draft and a lucrative payday. Who should fans be watching in the game, broadcast on NFL Network at 4 p.m. Eastern?
Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech: The Hokies' career leader in wins faces questions about his size and passing ability, and must convince NFL personnel experts that he's not just this year's Pat White. He has superb agility and speed for a quarterback, which could translate to an NFL career at wide receiver.
Marvin Austin, North Carolina: One of the many talented players that could have made North Carolina's defense a juggernaut in 2010, Austin was kicked off the Tar Heels for the season after being involved in an NCAA investigation. He needs to remind scouts of the quickness and ferocity that made him a first-round prospect entering the 2010 season, and demonstrate that his conditioning has not suffered despite not playing a college game last year.
Terrence Toliver, LSU: Wide receiver with copious physical tools will try to shed doubts about his consistency.
Jerrod Johnson, Texas A&M: Aggies quarterback was benched midway through his senior season, but could flash the talent that made him a stellar player as an underclassman and might entice a team to take a flyer on him.
Karl Klug, Iowa: One of Iowa's many strong front four options, Klug could distinguish himself with an excellent performance in the Shrine Game.


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Tuesday will be a big day in Glendale. I can see it unfolding something like this:
1:29 pm -- Council votes "aye" on the new lease.
1:31 pm -- Council goes into Executive Session. With the public gone, Beasley walks into back room where Hulsizer is waiting and the docs are signed.
1:34 pm -- Beasley gets on the red phone to conference with Bettman and the BOG and MH is approved.
1:40 pm -- The call is placed to sell the bonds.
1:45 pm -- Bonds are all sold.
1:46 pm -- Beasley is back on the red phone and tells Bettman, "The Pack is safe in its Den; I repeat, "the Pack is safe in its Den."
1:48 pm -- Bettman hastily schedules a news conference.
1:50 pm -- Reporters scramble to find out why.
1:51 pm -- David Shoalts gets call from an NHL source, who tells him significant new information has come to light regarding Ice Edge Holdings, and that Commissioner will announce the sales effort in Phoenix is over.
1:53 pm -- Shoalts files an "EXCLUSIVE" that sources confirm sale is dead, Ice Edge the cause, and the Jets are coming back to Winnipeg.
1:55 pm -- Media across Canada pick up the story.
2:01 pm -- A National Holiday is called in Winnipeg. Employers tell employees to take to the streets and celebrate, like Egyptians did.
2:05 pm -- Every bar in Winnipeg is filled. Streets are empty.
2:10 pm -- Canadian television interrupts all broadcasts with BREAKING NEWS, and goes live to New York for the announcement.
2:12 pm -- Bettman steps to the mike and announces Coyotes sale to MH has been completed. Coyotes will remain in Phoenix.
2:12:24 pm -- Deafening silence in the room until a voice in the back shouts, "Mr Beelzebub, Mr Beelzebub, what about Ice Edge? Sources in your office confirmed not 20 minutes ago new information had come to light about Ice Edge and it is the reason the sale effort ended."
2:13 pm -- Bettman announces clients of Ice Edge's Wall Street business bought the bonds.
2:14 pm -- Globe announces Shoalts has been named its new Bureau Chief in Winnipeg.
2:15 pm -- Globe's Winnipeg bureau reports a sale of the Atlanta Thrashers to TNSE is imminent.
2:18 pm -- GWI gets a call the sale is completed. Responds, "Curses, foiled again." Returns to its top case, fighting for direct taxpayer subsidies to private schools owned by business executives and tax-exempt religious organizations.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - William McCants, 45, was sentenced Thursday to 16 years in prison after pleading guilty to 100 counts of sex crimes involving children.
Computer hard-drives and zip drives found during a search by the Youngstown Police Department turned up pornographic images involving children.
A Youngstown police officer described the images, some involving McCants in sexual situations with children, as disturbing.
McCants lived in Akron at the time of his arrest, but spent time at his estranged wife's home in Youngstown.


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Easter Seals is the leading nonprofit provider of services for individuals with autism, developmental disabilities, physical and mental disabilities, and other special needs. For 90 years, Easter Seals has been offering help and hope to children and adults living with disabilities, and to the families who love them. Through therapy, training, education and support services, Easter Seals creates life-changing solutions so that people with disabilities can live, learn, work and play.
Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
As the largest voluntary health organization in the United States (November 2008 NonProfit Times) – and as the nation's largest nonprofit provider of services for children living with disabilities, it was fitting that Easter Seals was selected by CVS Caremark as an All Kids Can national partner when the Program was introduced in 2006.
Since then, CVS Caremark's support of Easter Seals through the All Kids Can Program has assured the delivery of Easter Seals services to - with life-changing impact in - the lives of nearly 100,000 children with disabilities served by Easter Seals nationwide. Plus, CVS Caremark's support of Easter Seals is not only touching the lives of children served by Easter Seals; this support is impacting the lives of the hundreds of thousands of people who love and care for these children: their parents, grandparents, siblings and other family members; their peers and playmates; their teachers and future employers.
"The CVS Caremark All Kids Can Program represents Corporate Social Responsibility at its best," states Easter Seals President and Chief Executive Officer James E. Williams, Jr. "Having the support of a corporate leader like CVS Caremark means so much to Easter Seals – and to the children and families who rely on us for critical services. We know what's possible for children with disabilities – and our partnership with CVS Caremark through All Kids Can has allowed us to deliver even more services to these children – for which we are so grateful."
As the national beneficiary of the CVS Caremark All Kids Can Fund, Easter Seals affiliates in key CVS Caremark markets receive much-needed support to respond to the growing need for services by children living with disabilities. Through the Fund, CVS Caremark is dramatically enhancing Easter Seals' capacity to serve tens of thousands more children with disabilities each year.
Examples of this impact include:
- Support to advance the delivery of evidence-based interventions and therapies by Easter Seals therapists to young children living with autism in nearly a dozen communities across America;
- Funding for Child Development Centers where children of all abilities learn and grow together;
- Respite programs for children with disabilities and their families;
- Assistive technology support to children and young adults with disabilities which allow them to fully participate in the classroom – and in life;
- Funding for camping and recreation programs that allow kids with disabilities to experience the joy of play – and the joy of just being kids!
But the greatest impact can be communicated by those touched by CVS Caremark's All Kids' Can Program – the children and families benefiting from the Program:
- When Joey began receiving Easter Seals services almost five years ago, he was unable to speak, follow directions or communicate with others. Now at age eight, Joey is able to express himself in complete sentences and is able to read! Joey was a beneficiary of CVS Caremark's Fund gift to support summer speech therapies to assure that achievements realized by students during the school year were not lost over the summer months due to lack of speech services outside of school. He continues to make remarkable progress!
- Leah was born with spastic quad cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair. Through CVS Caremark's support, she attended Easter Seals' camp where "no one is judged or ridiculed, and every camper is able to participate. Camp is the closest place to heaven on earth!" Leah works full-time, planning to finish her Master's degree and become a motivational speaker. "Easter Seals has helped me achieve the confidence to do whatever I want in life!"
- Nicholas was diagnosed with developmental delays shortly before his third birthday. He wasn't talking and didn't interact with other children. After occupational, speech and sensory integration therapies from Easter Seals, he is now functioning at his chronological age and is enjoying his first grade experience. His mother shares, "Easter Seals has helped Nicholas grow in so many ways …and has given us hope that he will be a successful person!"
- Lee is just one of hundreds of children who will benefit from expanded early intervention and education services at Easter Seals in Tampa. Lee has several medical diagnoses – a heart condition, a single kidney, immune deficiency and spina bifida; he is also developmentally delayed. Lee's mom credits Easter Seals with all he's accomplished in the past two years with multiple daily and weekly therapies: he can now eat "normal" food, speaks over 200 words, sings constantly and is learning to walk. He will be among the first to attend the new CDC when it opens in late 2009 thanks to support from CVS Caremark!
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By Erick Lauber, PhD
Maybe you have a broken leg at work.
I don't mean the physical kind; the type where you see a doctor and try to stay off of it for a while. That kind will heal in a few weeks all by itself. I mean the broken relationship kind; the type that's much harder to heal, keeps you awake at night and can end up making you unproductive for years if it isn't fixed.
But a broken relationship at work is a lot like a broken leg. It can make you avoid certain places or take a different route in and out of your office. It can dominate your conversations with friends and make your spouse wish you would just shut up about it. Broken work relationships make you less productive and tempt you to overdo the "pain medication," despite how dangerous you know that is.
Unfortunately, the risks of not treating your broken relationship are also like having a broken leg. It can become an ever-increasing problem or infection. It might change how you act in the future, making you a bit gun-shy and eager to avoid another broken leg. The broken relationship might even wear you out emotionally and physically, so much so that you just want to escape and maybe accept any offer to change jobs -- even for less pay!
You might think that it makes sense to go back and examine how your leg or relationship became so broken. Thoughts like "What did I do so wrong?" and "How could this happen to me?" might float through your head. But how it broke isn't nearly as important as how you respond.
Uncomfortable Work
So, what can you do about your broken relationship at work? Is there a way to avoid being one of those martyrs who in some weird way seems to enjoy having a broken relationship? Fortunately, there is. But, like a broken leg, it will take some uncomfortable work.
Healing a broken relationship at work is perhaps harder than healing a broken leg, but it can be done. In most places, we don't have the benefit of a doctor to diagnose and prescribe treatment, but we can do these six things to help heal the relationship ourselves. The bad news is that all broken relationships will require us to go outside our comfort zone and "put some weight" on the relationship, perhaps while we are still afraid -- even when we know it might be painful. But in the end, a healed relationship, perhaps one so healed it is even stronger than before, is better than a broken relationship.
Erick Lauber is an applied psychologist and faculty at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. He speaks and consults on leadership, personal growth and development, and taking charge of our own life stories. He has won 19 educational TV/film awards and has published in numerous psychology journals and book chapters. Visit www.ErickLauber.com or www.LifeFraming.org for more information.
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What is DIEP Flap Reconstruction?The DIEP flap (deep inferior epigastric perforator) is a tissue flap procedure that uses fat and skin from your tummy to create a new breast mound after a mastectomy. This procedure takes its name from the deep inferior epigastric perforator artery in your tummy area and is a form of autologous reconstruction -- a surgery that uses your own tissue.
Your reconstructed breast won't be just the same as your natural breast, and you will need additional reconstructive surgery to create a nipple and areola.
DIEP Flap MethodYour surgeon will move the skin and fat from your tummy area to your chest. No abdominal muscle will be cut or moved during this process. Most women have enough extra tissue in their tummy area to create a new breast. If not, a small implant can be placed under your tissue flap to create the breast size that you want. The removal of skin and fat from your tummy is similar to the procedure for a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty). A DIEP flap, however, also includes the movement of an artery and vein from your tissue flap to the chest so that the transplanted tissue can be supplied with blood.
Advantages and Disadvantages
- no muscle is moved (unlike a TRAM flap)
- almost no risk of developing an abdominal hernia as a result of this procedure
- less pain, faster recovery time than a TRAM flap
- removal of abdominal skin and fat results in a tummy tuck
- DIEP flap procedure has a less than 1% failure rate
- DIEP requires more time in surgery than a TRAM flap
- two scars result from a DIEP, as you will have two surgical sites
- if a DIEP procedure fails, the tissue flap may die and have to be completely removed
- if the tissue dies, new reconstruction may not be done for 6 to 12 months
You're Not a Good Candidate If:
- not enough tummy fat (you have already had abdominal skin and fat removed)
- you are very thin (you don't have ample skin and fatty tissue on your abdomen)
- you're an active smoker (your abdominal scar will heal slowly, and your fat tissue will more likely develop into scar tissue)
Breast Reconstruction Immediate or Delayed?Breast reconstruction can be done during a mastectomy or after chemo and radiation. If you need radiation treatments aimed at your underarm area or chest, you would be wise to delay having reconstruction. It is worth your wait: Having the procedure done before radiation is completed really limits a radiation therapist's ability to properly treat your cancer.
Reasons to Consult a Plastic Surgeon Before a Mastectomy
If you are thinking about reconstruction, it's a good idea go see your plastic surgeon before having mastectomy surgery. This gives you the chance to have precise measurements and pictures taken of your natural breasts. A plastic surgeon will use this information to make your reconstructed breast as close to natural shape and size as possible. If you've consulted with him beforehand, your plastic surgeon will give you a range of choices, help you save breast skin and prevent unnecessary scars.


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News: SOHH Special Report Pt. 1: Rick Ross Losing To 50 Cent In Battle, Survey Results Reveal
Wednesday, Mar 18, 2009 11:00AM
In a three part series on rap beefs and responsibility, SOHH asked rappers, the community, and industry experts to weigh in on the beef between 50 Cent and Rick Ross and how it affects us all.
In a SOHH survey, 71.74% of respondents said that they find the beef between 50 Cent and Rick Ross entertaining. SOHH Twitter follower DjTwyst was among many who find comedy in the rappers' back and forth.
"I can say it was more of a comedy show but I can say some good hits came from the both of them. Album sales will really show," he said unmodified (Twitter).
However, 25.1% of the survey respondents said the beef is not entertaining. Rhymefest, whose sophomore album El Che, is due out this year says the personal attacks between 50 and Ross have have turned him off.
"Honestly, I don't know about entertaining, but I found it shocking that a man would invade another man's home and family life in order to annihilate him in what appears to the world as "rapp beef"!" (SOHH)
Twitter user leojeanette agreed and added that she is not amused with 50 Cent's newly created character Pimpin' Curly.
"NO!," she wrote. "Unless it's Madea im not into seein a man in a curly wig." (Twitter)
Despite the controversial tapes that found 50 Cent including Ross' baby momma into the battle, an overwhelming majority of respondents (62.57%) think that 50 Cent is winning, 16.04% have Ross on top and 21.39% don't think either rapper is winning the battle.
"The corporate labels that are going to benefit from the catalog and album sales, thats who's winning...," wrote SOHH Twitter follower YungFrazier [unmodified] (Twitter).
SoSoulfull@sohhdotcom Rick's the biggest boss that I've seen thus far-50 needs to quit w/the marketing stunts(Twitter)
nappyafro@sohhdotcom I'm saying Ross. 50 has turned into a straight Coon. Pimpin Curly?(Twitter)
bichoman@sohhdotcom 50 fo sho...i think he just has to much heat for ross. officer ricky should hit up GAME for some back up!!!LOL!!!!(Twitter)
Bad Boy rapper Gorilla Zoe believes that the careers of both emcees will benefit from this beef.
"[50 Cent] is into that acting now, getting that acting money, movie money. His dissing it bigger and better if he does it toward the acting side and ross' dissing is bigger and better if he does it from the music side so I'm just looking at it like both of yall get your money up, do your thing." (SOHH)
Check back tomorrow for part two of this SOHH special report, where we examine violence in rap beefs.
There were 1431 respondents to this survey, 92% male and about 8% female. Of the ages that participated, 45% were 19-25, 36% were 25-35 and the rest consited of 36 and over. Responses were compiled through twitter, industry poll and the sohh community. Other participating sites include KevinNottingham.com, HHLO.net, VicariousMusic.com, KeepItTrill.com, NakedWithSocksOn.com and 99problems.org.


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If you aren't familiar with Amish Friendship Bread, it is a sort of "chain letter" of the baked good variety. Traditionally, you begin with a sourdough starter that you can use to bake a whole host of different kinds of breads. You use one cup to make a loaf of bread for yourself (like Amish cinnamon bread!), while keeping another cup to start a new chain letter-like cycle (or freeze to bake later), and give the remaining two cups to friends or family members so they can do the same.
You can create a starter from scratch, if you happen to have several days to tend to it, maintaining it with sugar, flour, and milk. I, however, do not; nor do I have any interest in even attempting to create and maintain my own starter. In fact, I don't know of many people who would embark on that particular kind of baking journey — even if they are doing a year-long baking project.
A friend of mine, who once adamantly (and vocally) disliked baking, has begun baking more since I started this project. I'm a good influence like that, and I'm willing to bet that her family (those who benefit the most from her baking excursions) would agree. As each week goes by, she sends me links to recipes she has made while attempting to guilt me into mailing her baked goods so she doesn't have to bake her own. Too bad it isn't working. Anyway, last week she sent me the link to an Amish Friendship Bread alternative. Get this: Amish cinnamon bread made in about an hour without a starter. Yes, please!
There is a lot of sugar in this bread. A lot. Nearly 3 cups of sugar, in fact. Amish cinnamon bread is a lot like pound cake meets coffee cake. It is thick, very moist, and definitely a dessert (or super sugary breakfast) kind of bread. Yet despite the amount of sugar it contains, it doesn't taste overly sweet.
The recipe for this bread makes two loaves. I suppose you could bake it all up, keep one of the loaves for yourself, and share the other with a friend because sharing is awesome and all that. Or you can do what I did: bake both loaves and keep one plain and experiment with flavors in the other. My second loaf not only contained the thick swirl of cinnamon sugar, but also raisins, and this turned out to be the loaf my fiance finished off first in just a couple of days. I also think it would taste really great with chocolate chips, but that's expected being the big, huge chocolate-lover I am.
This bread was a huge hit in our house. My fiance has, on more than one occasion, asked me to take it away from him because he couldn't stop eating it. It is that yummy. And considering it's a copycat recipe, or alternative, to traditional Amish cinnamon bread that can take upwards of several days to make, you cannot get any better than this.


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Sometimes you just do stuff for fun and the learning process. Here is a first cut on what will become Froggy Swash. That flying frog tongue which leaps out some great distance and snatches an unassuming bug off a lilly pad was the motivation. Also, a little fun poked at {calt} use in this day and age.
nice - i like the 'gg' lig!
Thanks, Simon. That part was done in 2006.
Great work.
The Swash has free jump where they wants. Like the frog, as you say. Breakthroughs ligature. Funny and very exciting !!
Thanks, Andi!
Very clever. Not sure how useful it is, but it's entertaining. I'm imagining what you would have done if you'd named it something else, like Wiggle or Giggle or Piggy or Juggler or...
:-) Thanks, Mark! Now you have my wheels turning!


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Traverse City has more snow this year already than their yearly average.
With this abundance of snow, they have to take it out of the city and dump it somewhere else.
Traverse City has received more than 100 inches of snow this year, which is more than their yearly amount. Their streets department working to remove as much as they can.
During this weekend's snow storm they collected about 9,000 yards of snow, which filled up their first and almost their second dump site. As a precaution they opened up a third location just in case of another major snow storm. They say its extremely important for them to keep up with the snowfall.
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An amber alert was issued for 2-year-old Lillianah Bigcrane on Saturday night.
According to Polson Police Chief Wade Nash, 34-year-old Jamie Finley entered the little girl's home and assaulted her mother. Finley then took the child back to her home in Sanders county when an amber alert was issued. Nash says Finley and the young girl were found Sunday morning.
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The Chatham County Sheriff's Office revved up their engines for their 13th annual poker run.
"It's important to the sheriff's office because these kids are kids who have never been in any trouble. Parents abandon them, leave them and everything else and they go on to the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Home and become productive citizens in the country," said Jail Administrator John T. Wilcher.
So far the Chatham County Sheriff's Office has raised more than 300 thousand dollars for the children living in the Georgia Sheriff's Youth Homes.
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Bookmarking a favorite site so that it can be revisited another time is a practice that most genealogists find helpful. However, sometimes researchers forget to go back to those favorite websites. Perhaps this reminder will encourage some revisits.
For example the website of the Illiana Genealogical & Historical Society is at http://illianaghs.org and is currently undergoing an updating. Nevertheless, the information found there can be helpful for researchers interested in the Illiana (eastern Illinois/western Indiana) area. For anyone not able to do personal research, the IGHS Research Page provides a list of the available records that volunteer researchers will check (for a fee).
The Champaign County Genealogical Society at http://www.ilccgs.org does not have its own library but it is affiliated with the Champaign County Historical Archives, and is located at the Urbana Free Library. The society's website provides a variety of helpful information, including links to other websites.
For example, there is a link to the FamilySearch wiki entry for Champaign County, a valuable guide to the county's records and resources. The society is working on creating an every-name index to all of its quarterlies. A subject index to the quarterlies is already online; look under Research and click on Quarterly Index. (They include Bible records, biographical sketches, vital records, cemeteries, census, court cases, historical sketches, etc. — with many surnames mentioned.)
The Champaign County Historical Archives computers now have access to GenealogyBank at www.genealogybank.com. Researchers may conduct a search (free) at home, but in order to view the actual records, a subscription is necessary. Visit the Urbana Free Library having that subscription.
Anyone involved in Illinois research is sure to bookmark the website of the Illinois State Genealogical Society for frequent use at http://www.ilgensoc.org. For example, the society's newsletters are available there (free), as well as news of special meetings, webinars, and other events. Photo winners and information on people depicted in the photos in the recent Ancestor Photo Contest can be seen on the website along with winning photos from previous years by clicking Free Databases (in the sidebar on the left) and selecting Ancestor Photos. Other free databases are also available online.
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The schism between Revis and the Jets, born out of contract disputes and a petulant owner, seemed destined to lead to this moment. A team with minimal overall talent would trade away its superstar in order to rebuild, and the fan base would be left to debate what they received and why it led to this. I admit outright that divorcing the emotion from this trade is incredibly difficult. I have my Revis jersey. I had the thought that, like my dad with Joe Namath, I'd have one transcendent Jet to use as justification for rooting for this team. Now, we're stuck trying to rationalize the trade and what the future holds.
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16th September 2013, swa58717, Koh Samui, Thailand
Top hotel in great location. Close to the older area, cathedral and canals. plenty of places to eat. buffet breakfast was excellent and good restaurant. Room was very comfortable. we would definitely stay at this hotel again.View management response »
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This hotel was in a great location, we could walk around the town and as we could park the rental car over the road, it was easy to access it and take it when we wished to tour around.Breakfast choices very very good, the staff extremely helpful and the rooms comfortable.This stay was the first on our itinerary and was a great introduction to a 2 month holiday in Europe. thank you!View management response »
Management responseDear Ree, We are very glad that you have spend good time in our hotel.Your review is very important and helpful for us, i want to thank you for it.We welcome a lot of Australian people in our hotel because we are very closed to the battlefields sites of the First World War, it's always a pleasure for us to help guest to organize their visits.Kind regards,Cyril VANTARDMananger
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10th July 2013, gpm55, Key Largo, Florida, USA
We enjoyed a clean, comfortable room with a view of the Cathedral. It was an easy 5 minute walk to the Cathedral and we enjoyed the laser light show. We were also in comfortable walking range of the old town as well as the large pedestrian shopping areas and the outdoor market.View management response »
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"Haven of quiet within sight of the Cathedral"
17th December 2012, ELLESMERE PORT
The Mercure Amiens Cathedrale is beautifully situated within sight of the Cathedral. The team are most welcoming, the room was well appointed, had a view over the garden and was completely quiet at all times. The restaurant is smart and offers an excellent range of imaginative dishes. An excellent experience particularly because of the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff.View management response »
Management responseDear customer, What a nice review you write !In the name of the staff, i want to thank you for your compliments.It push us to continue our work for quality.Looking forward to welcome you another time in AmiensBest regardsCyril VANTARD Directeur
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We have stayed at many Mercure hotels throughout the world and knew what to expect. We were not disappointed. The staff were very friendly+helpful and the hotel is in a great location, walking distance to everything Amiens has to offer.Would definately stay here again!View management response »
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21st August 2012, Kate2482, London, United Kingdom
What should have been a wholly excellent stay was marred by the bathroom design; double glass doors leading from the bathroom directly into the bedroom meant that a light from the hairdryer interfered with sleep quality. Also, there was a persistent low level, low frequency noise (air-conditioning?) which interfered a little with sleep quality. Obviously, if the low level noise did indeed come from the air-conditioning plant then it is an inevitable - and forgiveable - concomitant of a much needed faciltiy! The bathroom design, however, is another matter. The location is excellent; close to the cathedral and near the trendy quarter of St LeuView management response »
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The hotel has a first class location near cathedral and quays. The superb room exceeded expectations with free soft drink mini bar and robes. We had an excellent dinner and breakfast. Great value for money. Would recommend it very highly.View management response »
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We stayed in the suite with a view on the Cathedral. Very roomy and clean.The service level was moderate, with only three (free) drinks in the fridge, no water cooker for tea, and very limited breakfast at the restaurant. We did get a free bottle of champagne delivered to our room, which was nice. Staff was nice.I can recommend the hotel for a short stay. Any longer, I would go for an apartment of 5 star hotel.View management response »
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I tried Binkley's a week ago after I heard that they had a special keg on their draft lines. We arrived early for the dinner crowd but were told that we'd have to wait an hour due to reservations, so we decided to sit down in the bar area instead. They feature Bell's, Founders, Three Floyds, and other locals on draft. I saw that they had Bell's Quinnannan Falls Lager on draft so I had to order one. The beer arrived flat, with off aromas, and had a metallic taste and wasn't anything like it should have been. The waitress was very nice about it and took the beer back without hesitation and I order a Triton Railsplitter IPA, which was solid. She was even nice enough to discount the beer because of the issue with the previous pour. I had read a review online that said the fish tacos were way too salty so I wanted to try them. They infact were not even close to being way too salty. They had a nice mango salsa and the fish was cooked perfectly. My fiance got their Cajun pasta and it too was very good. Their menu features nice variety from burgers, to steaks, to pastas and they even have a few unique appetizers. We got out of there for about $35 before the tip which wasn't bad at all for a beer, an appetizer, and two meals. This is a nice restaurant if you're looking to catch a game or have a few nice beers on draft. I'd recommend it.
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Great place in Indianapolis to grab a beer and very good food. This was my first to Indiana and I went here on my first night. The bartender was very knowledgeable. Had several Founders on tap as well as Sun King. About 15 or so beers on tap, plus many others in bottles. Bartender even said they had some pretty amazing kegs lined up to go on tap. We started talking about Three Floyds and about how I was planning on going there on my trip but had never had any of their beers. And the bartender bought me an Alpha King. Very cool, would definitely recommend.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (Tiersa Davis) -- A Huntington convicted felon was sentenced for a shooting incident outside of a bar.
Jerry T. Kinney, 29, of Huntington pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm by a prohibited person in January, U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin's Office said. Kinney was sentenced to four years in prison.
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So I am sure everyone is tired of the whole Alex Smith trade discussion, but I wanted to bring up some of the ignorant things I have heard over the past few weeks as well as provide just as ignorant counter arguments.... Here goes nothing.
"Alex Smith is Matt Cassel."
-- What planet were you born on? Clearly they are not the same person, on September 26, 2010 both Matt Cassel and Alex Smith were in the same place at the same time playing against each other in Arrowhead. It is physically impossible for Alex Smith to be Matt Cassel.
"We should have drafted a QB #1 overall and kept our picks."
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Palm Beach and all of South Florida can look forward to an unusually dry month ahead, according to the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center .
Other forecasts have hinted at less stormy conditions in May after four very wet months in 2010, but this is the first forecast predicting below normal precipitation for the southern peninsula.
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Amid all the doom and gloom stories about the Gulf of Mexico oil spill comes a piece from the New York Times that adds a bit of perspective. Yes, it's a serious problem and one that could get worse. It's impossible to say right now what the ultimate outcome will be.
But the story recalls other similar incidents and outlines how they were resolved without world-ending consequences.
In my view, it's important to keep in mind that the real root of the problem is an over-dependence on oil and very little effort to generate renewable energy sources. You can minimize risk when you tap oil reserves – but you can't eliminate risk.
We'll keep our fingers crossed that the well can be capped, and that the existing oil isn't picked up by the Gulf Stream.
For updates on what the current is doing, see the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's website on the "Deepwater Horizon Incident," and the Florida State University site, in addition to following updates in the general media.
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A dwindling group of survivors talk about the monster 1935 Labor Day hurricane that slammed the Keys in a good piece this week by The Miami Herald.
It's a tale told by seven survivors, ages 78 to 90, who said the winds were so strong it ripped the skin off their ears and the clothes off their backs.
The hurricane was one of three Category 5 storms to make landfall in the United States, the others being Camille (1969) and Andrew (1992).
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John Nelander is a freelance writer, book editor and publisher in West Palm Beach. Weather Matters features news and observations about the weather with a focus on what's happening in South Florida. The blog also looks at the latest studies on climate change as well as what's happening in the weather forecasting biz. His website is www.pbeditorialservices.com.