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Museum of the Moving Image Launches SEE IT BIG! Musicals Series with ALL THAT JAZZ on 1/24
The Museum of the Moving Image's popular series See It Big! will turn its focus to the movie musical with a fourteen-film celebration of the genre, from January 24 through February 28, 2014. Musicals are, by their very nature, filled with spectacle. They are heightened forms of storytelling, in which the narrative is amplified by song and dance, where characters express their innermost feelings in the most extravagant ways imaginable. It is a genre that celebrates excess and stylization, and the best examples of the form can only be truly enjoyed... big!
Among the titles are two of the first films produced at the rejuvenated Astoria studio-across the street from the Museum-in the 1970s: Series opener All That Jazz (1979) is choreographer and director Bob Fosse's largely autobiographical tour de force featuring a lithe and passionate Roy Scheider as Fosse's alter ego (January 24); The Wiz (1978), directed by Sidney Lumet, reimagines The Wizard of Oz in a gritty urban fantasy land and stars Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, and Nipsey Russell (February 7). Production materials from The Wiz are currently on view at the Museum in Lights, Camera, Astoria!, an exhibition exploring the history of the Astoria studio (on view through February 9), and also in the core exhibition Behind the Screen.
Two other 1970s musicals also feature in the series. Cabaret (1972), another acclaimed Bob Fosse picture, starring Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey, won all three of them Academy Awards, and features John Kander and Fred Ebb's rousing show tunes for a tale set in Berlin on the eve of Hitler's rise to power (February 21). New York, New York (1977), also starring Liza Minnelli with Robert De Niro, is Martin Scorsese's dramatically powerful ode to classic MGM musicals and 1940s jazz; the title song, written for Minnelli by Kander and Ebb, was the film's grand finale and, became arguably the most beloved song about New York City (February 28).
All That Jazz
Dir. Bob Fosse. 1979, 123 mins. New DCP restoration. With Roy Scheider, Ann Reinking, Ben
Vereen. Fosse's dazzling, partly autobiographical, partly fantastical musical, largely filmed at
the Astoria studio, is an interiorized epic, starring a never-better Scheider as Fosse's alter ego,
Joe Gideon, a boozy, pill-addled choreographer negotiating a love life and a career. The
footwork is as astonishing as the self-critique. It is an enveloping sensory experience, brilliantly
shot and edited.
The Sound of Music
Dir. Robert Wise. 1965, 174 mins. DCP. With Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor
Parker. At the time of its release the most financially successful film ever made after Gone with
the Wind, Wise's spectacular adaptation of the Rodgers and Hammerstein Broadway show is
one of cinema's greatest musical extravaganzas. Julie Andrews gives an iconic performance as
a novice nun whose life changes when sent to care for the bratty children of a handsome
military captain (Plummer) on the heels of World War II. The Sound of Music bursts with
unforgettable songs and glorious CinemaScope images shot on location in Salzburg, Austria.
An American in Paris
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 4:00 P.M.Dir. Vincente Minnelli. 1951, 113 mins. 35mm. With Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron, Oscar Levant. Minnelli'sbreathtaking Best Picture winner stars theever-captivating Kelly asa painterstrugglingto make ends meet in the city of light. With a thrillingall-Gershwin score and aspectacularly designed, climactic dream ballet sequence shot bythebrilliant cinematographerJohn Alton, An American in Parisis pure cinematic bliss and a musical movie landmark filledwith such Gershwin gems as "I Got Rhythm,""'S Wonderful," "Our Love Is Here to Stay" and "I'llBuild a Stairway toParadise."
The Pajama Game
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 7:00P.M.Dir. Stanley Donen, George Abbott. 1957, 101 mins. 16mm. With Doris Day, John Raitt, CarolHaney. Can management (John Raitt) and labor (Doris Day) co-existat the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory in Cedar Rapids, Iowa? Perhapsthe most scintillatingentertainment about unionization ever made, this high-powered musicalfeatures typically energetic direction byStanley Donen, dazzling and instantly recognizable choreography by a young Bob Fosse, songs like"Hernando's Hideaway" and "Steam Heat," and Doris Day ather best.
Show Boat
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23,6:00P.M.Dir. James Whale. 1936, 113 mins. 35mm. With Irene Dunne, Paul Robeson, Allan Jones, HelenMorgan, Hattie McDaniel. A great American saga, Show Boatfollowsthe lives of the performersand workers on The Cotton Blossom, a Mississippi River showboat, over40 years. Expressivelyadaptedfor the screenby James Whale, thisJeromeKern-Oscar Hammerstein musical wasconsidered radicalat thetime for its serioustreatment of race. Paul Robeson's"Ol' Man River"is the most famous of itsmany great musical numbers.
NewYork, New York
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 7:00 P.M.Dir. Martin Scorsese. 1977, 164 mins. 35mm. With Robert De Niro, LizaMinnelli. Scorsese's odeto classic MGM musicals and 1940s jazz marked adeparture of sortsfor him, combininghisgritty hard-boiled realism (he had just madeTaxi Driver) with a celebration of the surrealartificiality of Hollywood.Minnelli belts out the now-classictitle song in a show-stoppingfinale.
Museum of the Moving Image (movingimage.us) advances theunderstanding, enjoyment, and appreciation of the art, history, technique, andtechnology offilm, television, anddigitalmedia. In itsexpanded and renovated facilities-acclaimed for both itsaccessibility and bold design-the Museum presents exhibitions; screenings of significant works; discussion programsfeaturing
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The South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating a Greenville wreck that left one man dead early Saturday morning.
Troopers said the wreck happened just before 5 a.m. on Edwards Road.
Coroner Barry Wright said 28-year-old Randall Bridges was driving in the northbound lane with his girlfriend. Troopers said Bridges hit the back of the vehicle in front of him that was stopped at a light.
Troopers said Bridges' car swiped a utility pole after the crash, causing his fatal injury.
Wright said Bridges was pronounced dead at the scene and died from blunt force trauma to the head.
Wright said Bridges' girlfriend was taken to Greenville Memorial with injuries that were not life-threatening.
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Investigators working to ID foot and body found within one week on local beaches
JUPITER -- Sebastian Police confirm that the body found in Jupiter Saturday morning is that of a blonde woman.
Police also confirm the body was found in a nylon boat cover, wrapped with ropes tied in knots with small boat anchors attached to the ropes.
Police are not confirming that it is missing Sebastian woman, Patricia Harrison.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office also confirms that the woman's body found Saturday is not related to the foot that washed ashore in Martin County Wednesday.
This is now the third human remain to wash up in two weeks. A tibia was also found near Tequesta two weeks ago, but the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office says that could be old.
The two latest discoveries are leaving investigators racing to find who the remains belong to. "Our main concern is identifying who this individual is and the circumstances surrounding this incident," said Officer Adam Brown with the Jupiter Police Department.
This could mean the discoveries could close two separate cases. Sebastian Police are still actively trying to close the case for missing woman Patricia Danna-Harrison who hasn't been seen since December 19.
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office is also trying to learn what happened to missing boater, Dominic Porcaro. His boat washed up near the Juno Beach Pier in early December.
Martin County Sheriff William Snyder says the remains could, however, be from something completely off their radar. "It's not unheard of for us to have a boat go down and us not know it until the remains are found," Snyder said.
The Martin County Sheriff's Office hopes to know more about who the foot belongs to sometime next week. Jupiter Police have not determined when they will know more about the body.


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Advanced Cases of Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis --- Two Counties, Virginia, 2006
This report describes 11 newly identified cases of advanced coal workers' pneumoconiosis (CWP), including progressive massive fibrosis (PMF), in working coal miners from Lee and Wise counties in southwestern Virginia. PMF is a disabling and potentially fatal form of CWP, an occupational lung disease caused by the inhalation of coal mine dust. The continuing occurrence of advanced forms of CWP emphasizes the importance of comprehensive measures to control coal mine dust effectively and reduce the potential for inhalation exposures in coal mining.
The Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 mandated dust limits in the mining environment to protect the respiratory health of coal miners (1) and created a health surveillance program for underground miners subsequently administered by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). After dust levels were lowered, data from the surveillance program documented reductions in the prevalence of CWP among active coal miners (2). Nonetheless, during 1996--2002, clusters of rapidly progressive CWP were identified among miners in certain areas of the United States, predominantly in eastern Kentucky and western Virginia (3).
The advanced cases of CWP in southwestern Virginia described in this report were identified through the Enhanced Coal Workers' Health Surveillance Program (ECWHSP), which was initiated in March 2006 through collaboration between NIOSH and the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). ECWHSP, which uses a mobile examination unit to provide respiratory health evaluations in areas easily accessible to U.S. coal miners, aims to increase miner participation in surveillance for early detection of dust-related lung disease and to target areas for prevention. Standardized questionnaires, spirometry (lung-capacity testing), and chest radiography are administered according to NIOSH-specified procedures. Radiographs are classified by NIOSH-certified B Readers according to the International Labour Office (ILO) International Classification of Radiographs of Pneumoconioses (4).
In March and May 2006, a total of 328 (31%) of the estimated 1,055 underground coal miners currently employed in Lee and Wise counties in Virginia were examined in ECWHSP surveys. The mean age of examined miners was 47 years (range: 21--63 years), and their mean tenure working in underground coal mines was 23 years (range: 0--41 years). A total of 216 (66%) had worked at the coal face (i.e., the cutting surface where coal is sheared from the wall and dust levels typically are greatest) for >20 years. A total of 30 (9%) examined miners had radiographic evidence of pneumoconiosis (i.e., category 1/0 or higher profusion of small opacities*). Of these, 11 miners had advanced cases, including five with large opacities consistent with PMF and six with coalescence of small opacities on a background profusion of category 2.
Among the 11 miners with advanced cases, the mean age was 51 years (range: 39--62 years), the mean tenure in underground coal mines was 31 years (range: 17--43 years), and the mean number of years working at the coal face was 29 years (range: 17--33 years) (Table 1). All 11 miners with advanced cases met radiographic criteria for rapidly progressive CWP (3). All reported at least one respiratory symptom, the most common being dyspnea (shortness of breath). Of the nine who had spirometry, four had abnormal results (Table 2).
Reported by: VC Antao, MD, EL Petsonk, MD, MD Attfield, PhD, Div of Respiratory Disease Studies, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC.
Editorial Note:
In 1969, the Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act established a mandatory limit on respirable dust exposure that was intended to eliminate advanced forms of pneumoconiosis among U.S. coal miners (1). Nonetheless, the findings in this report indicate that 11 miners in Lee and Wise counties, including nine (i.e., miners 3--11) who had not worked before the 1969 limit was imposed, have advanced CWP. Identification of these cases corroborated previous findings of geographic clustering of rapidly progressive disease in western Virginia (3).
Based on an epidemiologic exposure-response model developed using data from a large population of U.S. underground coal miners (5), the expected number of cases of CWP with profusion category 2 or higher can be estimated for the 328 examined miners at exposure to various levels of coal mine dust. After 1974, average dust concentrations for coal-face miners in these counties, based on measurements reported to MSHA by mine operators, was 1.2 mg/m3 (Figure). Using the age and tenure for each of the 328 examined miners and applying different levels of respirable dust exposure to high-volatile (i.e., low or medium rank) bituminous coal, the expected number of cases of category 2 or higher CWP would be 3.7 cases at 1 mg/m3 and 5.5 cases at the current permissible exposure limit of 2 mg/m3 (for coal mine dust with <5% silica content). This number of cases amounts to half the actual number of 11 advanced cases identified in this study, which is similar, as defined by the model, to the 11.9 cases that would be expected had the miners been exposed to an average dust concentration of 4 mg/m3.
Several reasons might explain the continued occurrence of advanced cases of CWP among miners. The current federal underground coal mine respirable dust limit of 2 mg/m3 might be too high. In 1995, NIOSH concluded that the current limit would not eliminate advanced disease and established a recommended exposure limit (REL) of 1 mg/m3 (6). In addition, although reported average coal mine dust levels during 1970--2005 were lower than the current 2 mg/m3 standard (Figure), and only approximately 2.5% of individual samples exceeded this value, previous studies have indicated that compliance measurements might be subject to systematic bias and underestimate actual exposures (7,8). Exposures to silica dust during coal mining also might contribute to acquiring advanced pneumoconiosis (9). Only since 2001 have mean levels of silica in coal mine dust for underground miners in Lee and Wise counties been reported as low as the NIOSH REL of 0.05 mg/m3 (Figure). During 1982--2000, approximately 65% of the silica air samples collected by MSHA inspectors in these counties exceeded the NIOSH REL. Finally, the severity of disease might have been increased in part because of the toxicity of the coal being mined. NIOSH acknowledges that the risk for disease can vary with type of coal (6); however, the types of coal found in the two Virginia counties have not been previously associated with increased toxicity.
The findings in this report are subject to at least two limitations. First, participation was limited to 31% because of the time and resource constraints of the survey staff and other factors (e.g., equipment problems and a snowstorm). Second, migration between counties and frequent job changes are common among miners. At the time of the survey, only three of the 11 miners had worked for their current mine for >5 years. However, although these factors might have led to misestimation of the actual prevalence of CWP and PMF in this region, the occurrence of advanced cases of CWP among current miners should be considered a sentinel health event and justifies a comprehensive assessment of current dust-control measures.
NIOSH will expand medical surveillance activities in southwestern Virginia and elsewhere and continue collaborations with MSHA to increase protection of coal miners. Detailed information regarding exposures, mining conditions, dust controls, and coal composition is needed to improve preventive measures. To assess the effectiveness of current prevention and enforcement strategies, NIOSH is reviewing dust-control plans and examining mining conditions (including airborne silica dust levels) in southwestern Virginia and other mining areas where rapidly progressive CWP has been identified. These activities will help NIOSH make appropriate recommendations to MSHA and other agencies and improve ongoing surveillance and intervention measures. Coal mine operators should strive to maintain the lowest possible dust levels, at least consistent with the current compliance limits for coal mine dust and silica and preferably below the NIOSH RELs.
This report was based, in part, on data collected and compiled by ECWHSP staff members.
- Federal Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969. Pub. L. No. 91-173, S. 2917 (December 30, 1969). Available at http://www.msha.gov/solicitor/coalact/69act.htm.
- CDC. Pneumoconiosis prevalence among working coal miners examined in federal chest radiograph surveillance programs---United States, 1996--2002. MMWR 2003;52:336--40.
- Antao VC, Petsonk EL, Sokolow LZ, et al. Rapidly progressive coal workers' pneumoconiosis in the United States: geographic clustering and other factors. Occup Environ Med 2005;62:670--4.
- International Labour Office. Guidelines for the use of the ILO International Classification of Radiographs of Pneumoconioses, 2000 ed. Geneva, Switzerland: International Labour Office; 2002 (Occupational Safety and Health Series, No. 22, rev. 2000).
- Attfield MD, Morring K. An investigation into the relationship between coal workers' pneumoconiosis and dust exposure in U.S. coal miners. Am Ind Hyg Assoc J 1992;53:486--92.
- CDC. Criteria for a recommended standard: occupational exposure to coal mine dust. Washington, DC: US Department of Health and Human Services, CDC; 1995; DHHS publication no. (NIOSH) 95--106.
- Weeks JL. The fox guarding the chicken coop: monitoring exposure to respirable coal mine dust, 1969--2000. Am J Public Health 2003;93: 1236--44.
- Boden LI, Gold M. The accuracy of self-reported regulatory data: the case of coal mine dust. Am J Ind Med 1984;6:427--40.
- Seaton A, Dick JA, Dodgson J, Jacobsen M. Quartz and pneumoconiosis in coalminers. Lancet 1981;2:1272--5.
* The ILO classification categorizes the profusion of small opacities by comparing with standard radiographs using a 12-point scale from 0/- (normal) to 3/+ (greatest), and the presence and severity of large pneumoconiotic opacities (i.e., PMF) as stages A (least severe PMF), B, or C (most severe PMF).
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CLEVELAND, Ohio - A Salem area couple is expected to plead guilty to federal charges for what drug investigators described as a large scale indoor marijuana growing operation at their home.
The attorney for 40-year-old Charles S. Wilson and 42-year-old Sandra R. Wilson has filed a notice of their intent to change their plea to charges of conspiring to cultivate and intent to distribute marijuana.
The two initially pleaded not guilty when a six count federal indictment was handed up last year
An affidavit says a September 25th search of buildings on Wilson's Garfield Road property in Smith township uncovered a large scale indoor marijuana growing operation inside buildings.
Officers found 127 marijuana plants, digital scales, packaging materials, grinders, drying equipment, timers, air conditioning equipment and other equipment associated with indoor marijuana cultivation and trafficking.
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Let's revisit a topic we kicked around this time last year. Who on the roster needs to light it up this year to make this season successful? For the sake of argument, lets accept that Lin had his break out season last year. Setting NYC on fire as an undrafted rookie qualifies in my book. Which of the other young guys needs to follow that path for the Rockets to get back to respectability?
I will start the bidding with Royce White. If he can get his game to work at the next level that could really go a long way toward making us a legit threat in the league again. We might not make the playoffs, but we could have something to say about who does. The guy is a match-up nightmare and if he can play his game at the NBA level, the hatchback will be rockin' once again.
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By ALEXIS ZOTOS6 News Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) – Two-year-old Piper Koozer suffers from a rare disease called Aicardi Syndrome.
Her family has tried everything. The Knoxville natives uprooted their lives two months ago to move to Colorado. They wanted access to medical marijuana to treat their young daughter's severe seizures.
There are 20 states where medical marijuana is legal. Tennessee is not one of them.
The Koozers are part of a migration of families moving to states like Colorado to help treat their children.
Piper was diagnosed with Aicardi Syndrome, which causes infantile spasms and seizures, at three months old.
"At one time, she was having up to 400 of those spasms a day," explained Justin Koozer.
"Its been about two years. Since then, we've tried nine seizure medications, a special diet and we've tried numerous supplements," explained Justin .
"It got to the point where we couldn't leave the house; we couldn't do anything. We were just desperate for any kind of change," explained Annie, Piper's mom.
The family uprooted their lives in August and moved 1,300 miles to Colorado to try a special form of cannabis.
The Koozers are working with Realm of Caring, a non-profit organization using concentrated medicinal cannabis oil to treat cancer, multiple sclerosis, epilepsy and Parkinson's disease.
"It's a strain of marijuana that has been bred to reduce the amount of THC, which is the only compound in marijuana that produces the psychoactive effects," explained Justin.
Piper has been using the special strain of marijuana for three weeks. Her parents administer the oil to her orally three times a day. Her seizures have decreased.
"We've probably seen the best five days of her life since we've been here, so it gives us a lot of hope for the future," said Annie.
The Koozers left behind everything, but they say their friends and family in East Tennessee are behind them every step of the way.
"We have so much support from everyone. That's actually what helps us get through a lot of this," Annie said.
The Koozers say not everyone has that support.
"It's frustrating to think some families are stuck back in states where cannabis is not legal, or these kinds of options are not legal. Even if it doesn't work for us, it has worked for a lot of patients, and it's sad it's not available across the board, especially in Tennessee," said Justin.
The Koozers believe they are the first family to use this particular strand of cannabis to treat Aicardi Syndrome.
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Hanna to Rejoin NYCB Following Billy Elliot Departure
By Andrew Gans
Stephen Hanna, who created the role of Older Billy in Broadway's Billy Elliot the Musical, will depart the Tony-winning production at the Imperial Theatre later this month.
A Billy Elliot spokesperson said Hanna's final performance date and replacement will be announced shortly.
Featuring music by Elton John, book and lyrics by Lee Hall, choreography by Peter Darling and direction by Stephen Daldry, Billy Elliot the Musical opened at Broadway's Imperial Theatre Nov. 13, 2008, and is the winner of ten 2009 Tony Awards.
Billy Elliot the Musical, according to press notes, "is the funny, heartwarming tale of a young boy with a dream, and a celebration of his triumph against the odds. Set against the historic British miners' strike of the 1980s, the story follows Billy's journey as a boy in a small mining town who, after stumbling across a ballet class while on his way to a boxing lesson, realizes that his future lay not in the boxing ring but on stage as a dancer."
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So far, 19 people have gotten sick.
Dr. Mike Cirigliano joined "Good Day" on Friday morning to talk more about e. Coli, what it is, how to avoid it and how people should react to the recall.
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Talia Castellano, cancer-stricken honorary CoverGirl, dies at age 13
The charismatic, honorary CoverGirl Talia Castellano passed away Tuesday at age 13.
The teen stole Ellen DeGeneres' heart as a guest on her show to speak about her brave battle with neuroblastoma for more than six years.
DeGeneres addressed her sadness on Twitter saying, "This year I met a very special girl, and today we lost her. Sending my heart to Talia's family."
DeGeneres told CoverGirl Castellano's "inspiring" story after her makeup tutorials on YouTube got more than 15 million views. The brand made her an "honorary CoverGirl."
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Knee Deep In Surf - Knee Deep Brewing Company
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3.1/5 rDev +23%
This takes some getting used to. You'd think pineapple might add a pleasant tart frutiness. The first smell is more sour than aromatic, and more like the fresh pineapple you left a couple days too long on the window sill. The taste starts our boggling, but after half a glass, it actually tastes pretty good. I would also add that my stomach finds it quite acidic. A big foamer, with a white head on the yellow beer. Settles down to a heavily carbonated light-weight quaff.
For flavored beers, the trouble with unusual ingredients is whether it actually improves the beer flavor. I think the jury is still out on this one, but it does taste more like fresh than canned juice.
11-03-2011 05:50:04 | More by mactrail
3/5 rDev +19%
08-13-2013 08:13:34 | More by Jenlo_21
3/5 rDev +19%
Slightly cloudy orangish yellow, small white head soon thins to foamy ring, some weak foamy lace.
Aroma is grain, bread, hints of pineapple, sulphur, apple.
Taste is, in sum, like a slightly strong basic pale lager with an unusual fruitiness. It is light crisp grain, mineral, faint grassy bitterness with light, vague gumdrop fruity sweetness, light cracker aftertaste, and lightly evidence alcoholic quality.
04-26-2012 04:28:05 | More by Offa
2.75/5 rDev +9.1%
I tried this beer out because its local for right now (temporarily in lincoln, CA.). I noticed that this beer was discount off it previous price, I wonder why that might be.
The beer is sour to me, smells sour, kind of acidic. The taste is the same, really has that acidic taste up front that really impacts the whole beer and I don't really notice the pineapple because of it. After trying this beer twice I just don't see any real appeal to the taset of it besides that fact that it is quite sour. One other thing I noticed was that it has the best head I've ever seen on a beer. This beer looks like suds in water no joke. Well I'd like to try some other beers from Knee Deep to see what else they have to offer.
02-04-2012 08:06:20 | More by HighballurRollby
2.75/5 rDev +9.1%
07-02-2012 07:04:43 | More by nickbrinkman
2.58/5 rDev +2.4%
1 pint 6 ounce bomber. Decanted into a pint glass.
Appearance: Heavily carbonated. So bubbly, in fact, that it's tough to pour. Had to be done in stages. The result is a misty yellow beer with a lofty, billowy head.
Smell: Sweet and sulfury. Kind of harsh.
Taste: Musty with a canned pineapple flavor. A little tart. Faint bananas and cloves. The finish even has that slight numbing effect that cloves give you. The pineapple sticks around for a bit, and fades away slowly. Everything is very toned down and easy.
Mouthfeel: Light body with sharp carbonation.
Overall: I'm not sure that I'll need to buy another bottle of this. I love this brewery, and I see what they're doing here, but it's just not my cup of tea. It's not a terrible beer, but the aroma is a bit harsh and may turn some folks off.
09-10-2012 01:21:48 | More by mhaugo
2.05/5 rDev -18.7%
Wheat ale brewed with pineapple juice.
Pours a crystal clear medium gold color with a very short white head and big bubbles.
No pineapple in the nose but medium assertive esters, very much like a stereotypic Belgian nose.
Mouthfeel is thin and full of a citric acid character - there is a pucker factor that actually causes salivation from the acidic character; not very pleasant truth be known - not like a sour or wild ale.
Flavors are just plain "off." There is a sour citric acid character but not that of an intentionally sour or wild ale. I got absolutely no pineapple flavor, tone, hint or otherwise. It tastes like someone took a Coors or a Bud and poured lemon juice in it - really. Tastes more like "lemon added" beer than anything else and with no appeal.
Finish is unpleasant citric bitter and short. Not one I'd try again.
11-04-2011 00:29:18 | More by GRG1313
1.93/5 rDev -23.4%
First review, but definitely not my first beer by a long shot.
Got a bomber of this at my bottle store. I was really excited to see what a pineapple-based beer would taste like.
Opened the bottle and immediately knew this was either overcarbed or plain infected since it immediately gushed out although it had been chilling for several days and as far as I know hadn't been jostled or anything like that. Rushed it to the sink to let it sit a while. I recommend opening this beer over your sink because it is seriously overcarbed.
Appearance was golden yellow as I expected with crazy amounts of head due to the overcarb. Hazy.
Aroma is alright, but if you're looking for the smell of beer you might go elsewhere since this is heavily fruity. You can smell funk from the pineapple. Heavy smell of stale beer, but that's probably due to it spilling all over the place as I rushed it to the sink....
Taste is certainly not what I expected as there was basically no malt or hop flavor at all. It reminds me of a pineapple wine more than a beer. Maybe they bottled with champagne yeast or something and it seriously over-attenuated. I liked the taste but I do like champagne and mead and such. I wouldn't specifically buy this for that taste though, I'd get an actual pineapple champagne.
Mouthfeel is very light, kind of watery, with excessive carbonation. It really did feel like a watery pineapple champagne.
Overall, I would never buy another bottle of this nor would I recommend that anyone else buy it. They have some work to do when it comes to fixing their carbonation issue or stopping the yeast attenuation or whatever went wrong here. Maybe they try to bottle with pineapple juice? This beer needs serious work and should be pulled from the shelves because people are going to get wet with that level of overcarbonation.
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collection makes up 0.5% of the entire collection. The Mineral Sciences
collection has ~140,000 minerals, of which about 100,000 are micromounts. The
collection also includes 3,000 gems, 3000 rocks and ores, and ~50 meteorites.
More than 2,000 specimens are on display in the museum's 7,500 sq. ft. Hall of
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collection. There is one full-time curator, one collections manager, and one
half-time Gem & Mineral Council coordinator. Admission ranges from $2.00
(children) to $9.00 (adult). Annual museum membership is $50 (couples), $60
(families) and up. Annual dues for Gem & Mineral Council membership are $100, in
addition to museum membership. Visitation is estimated at 650,000 people
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New Mexico Bureau of Geology & Mineral
Resources Mineral Museum
The primary focus of the NMBGMR Mineral Museum is on minerals
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are curated . The collection has ~16,000 minerals, 1,000 gems, 2,000 fossils,
and 200 meteorites. There are two part-time curators and a full-time director.
Admission is free, visitation is estimated at 15,000 people annually.
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paleontology, while it does have several mineral cabinets. The collection has
46,000 specimen, of which 3,500 (~7.6%) are minerals. There are five curators.
Admission ranges from $6.00 to $50 and higher for annual memberships. Visitation
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collection has over 6000 mineral, fossils, gem and meteorite specimens, with a
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At the State of the City address Thursday afternoon, Novi Mayor Bob Gatt summed up the state of the city in one word: healthy.
"You live and do business in one of the safest cities in Michigan, you've benefitted from the city's commitment to quality parks, infrastructure, communications and schools. You work in a city growing in industries which will continue to provide a diverse tax base for the future...You have benefitted from the strong fiscal management that has made Novi the envy of others," he said.
Gatt's speech at the was made in front of more than 200 people, and video will be made available online courtesy of SWOCC soon. Gatt said the healthiness of the community has not come by accident, but from the hard work of staff and community members.
"Unlike other communities who are struggling to keep occupancy and retail centers and office parks, Novi is maintaining its health by encouraging and fostering economic growth," he said.
Here are some of the facts Gatt cited that make Novi healthy financially and economically:
- More than 10 new ribbon cuttings were held in 2011.
- Approximately 400 new jobs were added in Novi last year.
- Novi's most recent unemployment rate, as of yesterday, is 5.1 percent, which is below Oakland County's rate of 8 percent and the state's rate of more than 10 percent.
- The city by $8.7 million last year while maintaining one of the lowest millage rates in Oakland County.
- Novi implemented a citywide water management program, which resulted in a decrease in the city water rate by 2 percent in 2011.
Gatt also pointed out many of the awards and accomplishments the city had last year:
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- The , improving public safety, reducing traffic congestion and encouraging economic development in the area.
- The Nine Mile Pathway was completed, which earned Novi's engineering division the American Public Works Association's Transportation Project of the Year for the Detroit area.
- The was named Michigan's .
- Novi was the only city in Michigan to receive the Gold Promoting Active Communities Award from the Governor's Council of Physical Fitness.
- Ringo Kai, or the Japanese School of Detroit, and opened its doors this fall.
- The saw a nearly 15 percent reduction in burglaries and 30 percent decrease in auto theft in 2011 from 2010.
"We continue to build our city with a view to the future, providing amenities that will attract the very best companies and brightest employees drawn to our visionary commitment to parks, trails, arts and culture," Gatt said.
Here are some of the projects Gatt said the city has to look forward to in 2012:
- The between Haggerty and Novi roads.
- will be planted
- 12 new retail outlets, including , will open in this summer.
- A new attached to the , which is expected to draw more business to the area.
- The city will parkland.
- Tognum America, a German-based company that builds engines, and bring 200 new jobs over the next few years.
Gatt said is important for the city to keep working to maintain its health and ensure a healthy future for the next generation.
"What role do you play in keeping Novi healthy? I have two words, and two words only: keep connected," he said. "You can help Novi thrive by continuing to be engaged in the community. Continue to be active in business organizations...civic boards or commissions, volunteer at your place of worship, help those in need, get involved in your children's school or their activities."
"We are committed to continuing to create a community that attracts individuals and businesses," he said. "However, it is the feeling of belonging in one's community that keeps people here—the friendships and strong business relationships that help us feel that we are a real part of the community."


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multiple instance of same class
14 October 2012 at 12:28am
Consider example http://doc.silverstripe.org/framework/en/tutorials/2-extending-a-basic-site
By doing this, we can have staff section with multiple users. Lets say i want to have multiple different staff section.
For example staff1 (for miners)->with miners details, staff2 (for some other department)->with this department employees.
Users can be in one section only.
How such model could be implemented?
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Re: multiple instance of same class
15 October 2012 at 2:01pm
I would have 3 page types:
* StaffHolderPage
* StaffCategoryPage
* StaffPage
StaffHolderPage would be the parent. It's children would be StaffCategoryPage, and their children would be StaffPage.
On any page, you can use <% control Children %> to loop through the children. So on the StaffHolderPage this would loop through the categories, and on the StaffCategoryPage this would loop through the staff.
You can also put one <% control Children %> block inside another, to list grandchildren on the StaffHolderPage. For example:
<% control Children %>

Category: $Title

<% control Children %>

Staff member: $Title

<% end_control %>
<% end_control %>
Re: multiple instance of same class
15 October 2012 at 10:05pm
maybe my questions was not clear.
It is not related with representation- i want to have "multiple different staff section"
staff1 - staffholder
staff2 - staffholder
However with current implementation (as in example), i could create only one staffholder type page (i could create the staff2, however it was not inaccessible).
So the question - if i want to have miners staff and it staff (etc), do i need 2 different page types? staffholder_mine and staffholder_it?
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Re: multiple instance of same class
16 October 2012 at 5:22am
Hi, maybe I don't understand you correctly, but just in case:
You don't need to create differrent pagetypes for different staff sections. You should be able to create a couple of separate pages in the CMS, all of the 'StaffHolder' type (one for miners, one for ...) where they would all have their own children. That should just work...
Re: multiple instance of same class
16 October 2012 at 9:16am
well, now it seems that it doesn't, as when i create a new page type staffholder -it has the same childs...
here is my code:
product group (as staffholder)
public static $db = array(
"NumberOfProductsPerPage" => "Int",
"LevelOfProductsToShow" => "Int",
"DefaultSortOrder" => "Varchar(50)",
"DefaultFilter" => "Varchar(50)",
"DisplayStyle" => "Varchar(50)"
public static $has_one = array(
'Image' => 'Product_Image'
public static $belongs_many_many = array(
'Products' => 'Product'
public static $default_child = 'Product';
and product:
public static $db = array(
'Price' => 'Currency',
'Weight' => 'Decimal(9,4)',
'Model' => 'Varchar(30)', others...
public static $has_one = array(
'Image' => 'Product_Image'
public static $default_parent = 'ProductGroup';
Maybe i miss something in the code, what prevents from having few same product groups...
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Re: multiple instance of same class
18 October 2012 at 6:55am
As far as I can see this is not entirely a replication of the staff and staffholder example, as for instance I see an orfaned $belongs_many_many relation that is not part of the staffpage example. So to really know what might be the problem you'd have to show us your complete code, including templates.
In the staff/staffholder example there is no relation as such ($many_many or $belongs_many_many) between the staffpage and the staffholderpage, just that staffpages are created as childpages to the staffholder. Or in your situation: it should be one or more ProductGroup pages, each with a load of children = Product pages of their own. Then the ProductGroup template will loop through all these childpages and show the details.
Or like in the staffpageholder example:
<% loop Children %>

$Title

Read more >>
<% end_loop %>
This way every ProductGroup page can only display details of its own children...
Re: multiple instance of same class
18 October 2012 at 7:19am
mhm will check, but then i don't get really the idea of belongs... and has...
For example the same with image - has image, and has many images...
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Five other schools were also impacted including Smart Intermediate, Monroe Elementary, Adams Elementary, Williams Intermediate, and Children's Village West. Building staff acted quickly to ensure student safety.
"It's a sulfur smell, similar to an odor that's in natural gas," says Davenport Schools Director of Operations Scott Martin.
It's a smell surrounded in mystery that has forced the evacuation of several Davenport Schools not once, but twice in the past few weeks.
"The second one makes it more serious in my opinion. We just know we can't continue to operate where we're going to evacuate students," says Martin, "We don't want to make that decision whether to evacuate or not on a monthly basis, we've got to find out what the cause is."
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"If it's worse outside we shelter employees and shut down our mechanical equipment so we aren't bringing in fresh air," says Martin, "If the smell has already been brought into the building than we'll tell them to evacuate so we can get the building aired out."
A spokesperson for Genesis, Craig Cooper, said several employees went home sick complaining of nausea and headaches caused by the smell. He said several radiation treatments for cancer patients were also postponed. He said the Davenport Fire Department came to check things out, but did not find a gas leak.
Tim Grabinski, an official with MidAmerican says that after an investigation, crews determined the odor wasn't a (natural) gas smell at all. Grabinski says it did not come from their system. He added that MidAmerican crews had found no gas leaks in the area.
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