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Unfortunately, the data speaks for itself: cities occupy only 2% of the Earth's surface, but they are home to half of the population of our planet that is responsible for as much as 75% of energy consumption and up to 80% of CO2 emissions. These factors are significantly impacting our cities and our lives forcing us to adjust and find new ways to happily live in this new reality. Krakow, just like any large city, has its problems. Smog, traffic jams, public transport, bicycle paths are only a small representation of what we face as residents of Krakow.

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90 second segment on who they think will win the BEast regular season. The only thing they can agree on is that it won't be Syracuse. Williams' reasoning is garbage, as usual. Some nonsense about the zone, as if the 2-3 wasn't good enough to win the league last year (or any of the 9 previous times SU has won the regular season). Greenberg makes a little more sense, citing Syracuse's touch schedule down the stretch: G'Town twice, Providence/L'Ville looking for revenge, @Marquette. In either case though, I think we need to bring back #ADDTHEMTOTHELIST.


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"Don't be turned off by holiday-themed theater; like its young protagonist, Coney Island Christmas has bigger aspirations. Part A Star Is Born, part Jewish Annie, Coney tells the schmaltz-free tale of big-voiced Shirley Abromowitz, a Depression-era girl caught headfirst in a holiday storm, playing Jesus Christ in her school play and facing the wrath of her Jewish immigrant parents. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies (based on a short story by author Grace Paley), Coney Island Christmas has the feel of a contemporary classic; it's refreshingly irreverent about Christianity (in a Book Of Mormon type way), and the book makes you root for its gutsy heroine. The play makes an impressive worldwide debut at the Geffen this month; perhaps with more music (for a play about a musical, showtunes are conspiciously absent), Coney Island Christmas could snowball its way to Broadway."


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Anyone can understand the desire for an alternative to the word "Christian." There are plenty of "Christians" I'd rather not be associated with. I'd much prefer to maintain my relationship with Jesus while making clear to others I am not in relationship to Pat Robertson or Jack Spong.
Lisa Miller, true to form as an excellent religion journalist, has brought attention to efforts to follow Jesus without calling oneself a "Christian." Non-Christian Christ-followers even seem to have some scripture on their side. The first name of the Jesus movement in the book of Acts is "followers of the Way." There are plenty of other fully-biblical alternatives: disciples, apostles, friends of God. Apparently the movement has legs: more than 900 Facebook groups call themselves some variant of "follower of Jesus."
There's some sleight of hand here. Imagine a banker in the current financial crisis objecting when you name her job description. "I'm not a banker, I'm a cashier." You would be unimpressed. Or a Major League Baseball player seeking distance from the steroid scandal this way: "No no no, I'm not a baseball player, I'm a second baseman." It's as if my alma mater, Davidson College, disgraced itself in some horrible way. When people cluck their tongues at me, I cleverly respond: "Not me, I'm innocent, I'm not from Davidson, I'm just a Wildcat." I'd be fooling no one. So too with these non-Christian Christians.
More importantly, Christians believe our baptism is not just a set of beliefs. One could come up with some new way to follow Abraham Lincoln or Ayn Rand and give it a brand new title. But Christianity joins us to a body of other believers. This biblical description of the "body" is so basic to the faith it's almost not a metaphor: a new member is healthy tissue grafted onto a wound. The loss of a member is like the tearing away of flesh. Christ himself is our head, and we belong to one another. The very word "religion" has the same root as the word "ligament." We are quite physically bound to one another.
This is especially important to reassert when we are tempted to say we're with the head, but not the other parts of the body. We are all tempted to pick and choose our fellows, buffet-style. "I'm with Desmond Tutu, Nelson Mandela, and Mother Teresa, but not the Southern Baptists." No! We're part of this body, with all its dazzling glory and all its tragic flaws, and cannot claim the former without the latter. Further, we are responsible for those parts presently misbehaving, and for its misdeeds through time—if we want credit for its virtues.
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"Christianity joins us to a body of believers" ??? Really? I thought accepting Christ and his sacrifice on the cross is what joined me to a body of believers. It's called the ecclesia. And it is not neatly packaged in one congregation or denomination. It's called the Kingdom of God. And yes, once I've been added to the universal body I should become united with a group of fellow believers. But I am not a Christian. I am a disciple of Christ. You may call it semantics, but words are powerful. I also agree that all who have been saved are members of the same body. I just don't think we should call ourselves Christians anymore ... never should have in the first place. It's like the term "Methodist." It was originally used by those who criticized the methods of spiritual discipline that John Wesley encouraged others to follow. Over time, those who were derisively called "methodists" just accepted the name. Early critics of "those of the Way" called them "cristianos," or "little Christs." Over time, they just accepted the term (maybe as a way of disarming their critics). And I think it IS important to disassociate ourselves from the unholy Crusades, other wars of religion, or any evil thing done in the name of Jesus. I don't want my identity wrapped up in that ungodly mess. Why? Because those things were not of Christ. If we are to have any impact on the world today, we must emphasize the disconnect between those who strive to follow the teachings of Jesus and those who slap His name on their personal crusades. I am not a Christian. I am a disciple of Jesus Christ and a part of the Family of God. Words matter.
A Christian is a Christ-Follower, well according to scripture anyways.
I think that this whole argument is exactly the type of thing God hates. Why in the world is this whole thing being argued, if someone calls themselves a Christian or a Christ-Follower aren't we all on the same path together if we believe in Christ? Christians or Christ followers arguing about what to call themselves is ironically not Christ Like...
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Two stories, with observations: I seem to recall a story - true or not, I don't know - that indicated that when the State of Israel was being established in the late 1940s as a "homeland for the Jews," there was discussion over how the country could know who was a Jew and who wasn't. Was it a matter of religious identification? religious practice? orthodox or conservative or reformed or reconstructionist adherence? ethnic heritage? through the father? mother? Finally, as I recall - again, true or not true, I don't know - they decided that if someone came and asked to be a citizen, claiming that he or she was a Jew, the country would welcome them to full citizenship simply on their own account, however they defined what it was for them to be a Jew. "Christian" is a term like this. Though each of us - and every non-Christian - may have an idea of what a "true Christian" is, when it comes right down to it, each of us becomes definitive within ourselves of what "Christian" means; and we hope that we as well as others bear that name with the dignity appropriate to its namesake. Some time ago - perhaps when the new United Methodist Hymnal was being discussed before its 1989 publication - a recommendation appeared online that the hymn tune "Kaiserhymne" (entitled "Austria" in the United Methodist hymnal because it had been used as the Austrian national anthem) composed by Franz Joseph Haydn be omitted from the hymnal because it was used by Nazi Germany to assert German superiority over all other nations ("Deutschland, Deutschland ueber alles"). I responded to the suggestion by indicating that just because a venerable hymn tune such as that had been coopted for less than worthy purposes, that should not be cause for the rejection of the tune itself, but instead, if we were to use it in praise of the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, we could, in a sense, "redeem" the tune and cause people to relate it to the praiseworthy sentiments sung to the tune rather than those of long-past nationalistic fervor and destruction. The tune is currently used in the UM Hymnal to support the text by John Newton, "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken" (UMH 731). Surely, we can similarly redeem the name "Christian" from its misrepresentation by others, though we must always beware that, in our hubris, we are not besmirching it in yet another way other than the one we are criticizing.
As someone who prefers the term christ follower I can tell you I prefer not because I'm trying to disown other christians and the church. I prefer it because the mission of a christ follower is far more specific. When you live under the title of christian as long as you go to church every week, volunteer, read your bible, and pray you will be saved. A christ follower know diffrent. A christ followers knows that you can do all these things and still go to hell. A christ followers does all those things because they want to know God. They do things to get closer to him and because they know it'll make him happy and no other reason. I once called myself a christian and during that period in my life I can safely say that I didn't know God until God finally got my attention.
You know the term "Christians" was first used in a derogatory sense. People were criticizing the movement. So, if the immediate followers of Christ referred to themselves as "the Way," then wouldn't "Christian" be the off-shoot of "the Way?" And really, no one but God knows who all is in the body of Christ. It doesn't matter what you call it. The funny thing is "Christ" is just a translation of "the anointed one" and Jesus just translates as Joshua. His name is not significant (oh gasp!). It's his story that is salvation. If otherwise then he could be claimed by some culture. Then people who don't get to hear the name "Jesus" couldn't be saved. (and scotty, the whole article is against people using other names than Christian. That's the whole point of the article.)
I am one of the crowd that doesn't like to refer to himself as a Christian, but as a follower of Christ. As such I would like to make a couple of observations about this article. The author is not arguing for or against using the word Christian, as such. He is arguing against the reasons that one might give for not using the term Christian: 1. To distance themselves from being associated with "distasteful" people within the Christian faith. 2. To disassociate themselves from the "bad press" Christianity has gotten over the last couple thousand years (yes, much of it earned). While I agree with him that these are not good reasons for not referring to oneself as "Christian", these are not my reasons. Rather, I feel that the term Christian has become diluted, such that the very meaning of the word has become lost in the minds of many people. People such as the author, Jason Byassee, wrongly assume that the term Christian means the same to everyone else as it does to him. This is a mistake in my mind.
The Greek word christianos – meaning "follower of Christ" – comes from christos – meaning "anointed one." Evidently, the Christ wasn't bothered by the idea of His disciples identifying themselves as His "followers," given His statements such as these: Matthew 4:19 - "Come, follow me,' Jesus said, 'and I will make you fishers of men.'" Matthew 8:22 - "But Jesus told him, 'Follow me, and let the dead bury their own dead.'" Matthew 9:9 - "As Jesus went on from there, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at the tax collector's booth. 'Follow me,' he told him, and Matthew got up and followed him." Matthew 10:38 - "'. . . and anyone who does not take his cross and follow me is not worthy of me.'" Matthew 16:24 - "Then Jesus said to his disciples, 'If anyone would come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me.'" Matthew 19:21- "Jesus answered, 'If you want to be perfect, go, sell your possessions and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.'" John 1:43 - "The next day Jesus decided to leave for Galilee. Finding Philip, he said to him, 'Follow me.'" John 8:12 - "When Jesus spoke again to the people, he said, 'I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.'" John 10:27 - "'My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.'" John 12:26 - "'Whoever serves me must follow me; and where I am, my servant also will be. My Father will honor the one who serves me.'" John 21:17-22 - "The third time he said to him, 'Simon son of John, do you love me?' Peter was hurt because Jesus asked him the third time, 'Do you love me?' He said, 'Lord, you know all things; you know that I love you.' Jesus said, 'Feed my sheep. I tell you the truth, when you were younger you dressed yourself and went where you wanted; but when you are old you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will dress you and lead you where you do not want to go.' Jesus said this to indicate the kind of death by which Peter would glorify God. Then he said to him, 'Follow me!' Peter turned and saw that the disciple whom Jesus loved was following them. (This was the one who had leaned back against Jesus at the supper and had said, 'Lord, who is going to betray you?') When Peter saw him, he asked, 'Lord, what about him?' Jesus answered, 'If I want him to remain alive until I return, what is that to you? You must follow me.'"
Vince Wylde
The Christ Follower movement is anti Western Civilized Christianity. It's a battle cry, not a label. For myself, I am sick to death of people who come along with a Masters in Theology, or from some big Seminary with their elitist paperwork (like Pharisees in Jesus time) suggesting my ministry is less because I have no earthly "credentials". Well, neither did Jesus. His were spiritual, and he was constantly challenged by the educated ones because of it. "In who's authority..." In today's vernacular, "Which degree do you have?" It's the same mindless picture and the unsaved are very put off by the elitism of it all. They don't know it, but they WANT Jesus, perhaps partially because he WASN'T an elitist... Faith is not a Sunday club, it's a lifetime commitment. Most Sunday Scenarios cheapen the sacrifice Jesus and his disciples made.
When we face God He will not ask us how did everyone else live up to what He called them to do. He will only ask you how you lived. You will be judged by your life, not by the way others lived. i don't choose by what i see from others. i choose by what God says. He did not tell me to follow Mr. Jones, He said follow my son Jesus who is the Christ. Let us not take a name and define it by how some live. Do you not buy a certain car because you saw a person that owned one be reckless?
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Being Charitable to the Sensible Sentencing Trust
Trust will fight to keep charity status
The Sensible Sentencing Trust says it will not give up its status as a charity without a fight. The trust says its existence is under threat after being told its status as a charitable organisation is likely to be revoked. Charities Commission chief executive Trevor Garrett says organisations whose main focus is political advocacy, are not eligible to be officially recognised as a charity. "The courts have been quite clear that political advocacy is not a charitable purpose. That's why for example a political party can't register as a charity."
Now I don't like the Sensible Sentencing Trust, I think we can all agree with that right? But I have a big issue with this ruling, Greenpeace are a charity, so are Amnesty International, both seek to change policy and are political advocates and there is no way in hell I would want to see either one stripped of their charity status for attempting to do exactly what the Sensible Sentencing Trust does. You can't push for an advantage against your opponent that you would never tolerate against your own. Better that there are changes all round that force public disclosure of donations, forget canceling the SST's charitable status, I don't care about that, what I care about is who funds the Sensible Sentencing Trust.
It has always been my suspicion that the SST are funded by GEO – the private prison corporate who are anxious to start running prisons in NZ. Overseas private prison companies fuel shrill victims rights groups to create a public discourse that warps hate into social policy.
The Standard touched on these concerns earlier this year
Sensible Sentencing Trust and GEO Group, a deafening silence
Yesterday Tane did an excellent post speculating on links between the Sensible Sentencing Trust and GEO Group. GEO Group derived from the notorious Wackenhut Corrections and it now wants to run privately run and publically funded prisons in NZ. In the US, the GEO Group supports organizations preaching almost exactly the messages as the SST does here.
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Listen: Kid Ink "Bad Ass" x His Recent Deal With RCA!
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Congratulations to Kid Ink for signing to RCA records! He definitely deserves it, this guy has been working very hard and putting out mixtape after mixtape.
To celebrate the deal, Kid Ink leaked a new single, entitled "Bad Ass" featuring Wale and Meek Mill.
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Now take a look back at Kid Ink several years ago before he was Kid Ink (he was "Rockstar") before his deal and 3,894 tattoos prior to his recent signing.


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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - Hopefully, Branch County can follow what's trending nationally when it comes to jobs. The unemployment rate is down to 7% for the first time in five years. The latest Labor Department numbers out today show unemployment dropped in November to 7.0% from 7.3% in October 2013. The economy added 203,000 nonfarm jobs.
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This past fall Shotime put out a 5 part mini series on the AFL called Full Color Football. Starting last week the NFL Network has been playing the series on Thursday nights. You can catch Episode 1 and 2 tonight. I'm really a sucker for all this historical stuff and I loved the first episode last week.


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With our playoff hopes dashed for the year and the exciting prospect of a very high draft pick, the talk here has centered around the draft, free agency and other possible off-season moves. That is a worthy topic and much insightful comments and posts have been and are being discussed.
For the moment however, let's talk about the rest of this season as I believe(ever so humbly, of course), that the last of our games this year are critical to how we start next year.
Firstly, with two, first round draft picks, one of them certain to be in the top 5, we don't need to play for picks. What we do need to do is play our hearts out and find ways to win. Get these young players the full NFL experience and polish them to as high a shine as possible. I don't expect many of you to disagree with that.......I have been known to be wrong sometimes, though (gasp!).
Sam Bradford will start next year. That will happen, no sense in discussing other options.
But what about his back up?
Again, ever so humbly, I don't see us making a serious playoff push next year, with Clemens at the helm. If Sam goes down again, Clemens would be good for a game or two, but not long term and into the post season.
Austin Davis intrigues me. Undrafted, he is apparently good enough to be a back up to a back up. He had a very solid college career, breaking quite a few of Brett Favre's school records. Anyone know who else went undrafted?
Arrogantly, I believe that Les Snead and Jeff Fisher know more about running a football squad than I. Not to mention all the other GMs, coaches and scouts who make a science of acquiring the proper talent. They do miss the occasional gem though. I am not saying that Austin Davis is the next Kurt Warner........but then, we don't know for sure that he isn't. His college performance would seem to warrant a chance.
He had a solid completion percentage (61.1), seems to have good legs as he rushed for a lot of yardage and most importantly in my book, stepped up big in big games.
Our season is bust. Let's at least put him in for a few quarters and see what he can do. Even if he only matches Clemens performance, then we have at least established where he might sit next year.


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Wednesday is the day of the Great Pundit Pivot. It happens every four years, the day after a presidential election. Before the election, every commentator wants to be Michael Barone. Afterward, everyone wants to be Oswald Spengler....
Barone is out. Spengler (1880-1936, philosopher and author of "The Decline of the West," which I've never read either) is in. On TV, on opinion pages, the political consultants are escorted off the premises and in come the historians.
Whereas before the election, the goal of punditry was to narrow the group of people who are responsible for the result (citizens of Ohio, soccer moms, undecided voters, black Republicans, Irish Catholics in Iowa and so on), after the election the goal is to produce a theory that implicates the entire nation, or indeed the world and known universe in the result, whatever it may be. And it matters even less whether you are right or wrong than it did before the election. Whether you're right or wrong won't be known for at least 100 years or so anyway....
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Ratings: 164 | Reviews: 81 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by GCBrewingCo:
North Carolina
4.43/5 rDev +2.3%
The beer was a lightly hazy golden amber with an off-white and lasting head which laced the glass from top to bottom.
The aroma was tart and fruity with a floral character and a grapeseed presence and grapeskin nature.
The flavor was tarty with a fruity presence and a light acetic sourness that was well achieved and extremely complex. The flavor also contained an oaky presence that was fairly low, but very nice.
The finish was dry with a lasting light tartness which lasted into the aftertaste. The body was medium with a nice, moderate carbonation. The beer was quite dry, but very refreshing.
Draft at Bruxellensis (9/9/06), my first beer in Belgium. 6% ABV.
09-19-2006 21:24:10 | More by GCBrewingCo
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4.45/5 rDev +2.8%
Ultra Dry, Petroly tasting Geuze sampled at the Delerium Café on 8-18-08. 375 ml bottle dated Jan 2006. Plenty of funky horse hair aromas, gasoline, grapefruit, dust, etc... Flatish body is forgiven as the wildness of it all more than makes up for it. Citric flavor with touches of barnyard piss and soap. Mmmmm.... A treat. One of the best beers and biggest surprises of my stay in Belgium. Drinkable by the liter.
09-16-2009 03:22:41 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
Bottled Jan 2009. sampled late August 2014
Appearance- cork pushes itself out of bottle (bottle has been in fridge for several months, and was not jostled), beer is deep blonde and just shy of brilliant with a lovely glow. Huge head with poor retention and no lace
Aroma - fresh cracked malt, hey, lemon, honey, white grape, pepper, baby's breath, just faintest whiff of horse hide, acidity lightly prickles nostrils, very pretty beer. As always with the best Gueuze, very fresh and bright aroma despite age.
Flavor- stiffly malty with a rather simple flavor of lemon juice, with light fruity notes, rhubarb, vanilla, very mellow acidity, lightly herbal, very subtle and smooth, delicious
Mouthfeel- This is where this really stands out from other Geuze that I've had. Nearly medium bodied and luxuriously creamy. No sharpness to the acidity. High carbonation. Acid and possibly light tannin stimulates the salivary glands and glides off the back and sides of tounge Amazing.
Overall- artful. a joy to drink.
08-28-2014 06:11:08 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.4/5 rDev +1.6%
Bottle says "Exclusief Oude Geuze" and lists the abv at 6%, but I don't see a separate listing; bottled Jan 2009.
After reading a few other reviews that mentioned corks flying across the room from this batch, I hold onto the cork while untwisting the cage. And a good thing too, as the cork comes shooting out as soon as the cage is loosened. No liquid or foam comes out.
A - An initial attempt at a pour into a wine glass yields three fingers of foam and a thin pool of liquid. Yep, it's carbonated. Eventually, a hazy golden brown liquid emerges beneath one finger of dense white foam. Great retention.
S - Huge funky aroma, more earthy than musty, though some must is present as well. Faint notes of lemon.
T - Bracingly tart, which I did not expect based on the aroma. Quite acetic and citric. Earthy funk elements are definitely there, but they take awhile emerge from the wall of sour. A bit grassy as well, with some lemon and green apple. Very tasty.
M - Prickly carbonation, maybe a bit too much, but still crisp with an earthy dry bitterness that yields a medium mouthfeel.
O - Very tasty geuze. After the initial sour burst, a nice balance of sour and funky.
04-10-2012 03:55:20 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev -7.6%
10-10-2013 14:31:16 | More by Eriogonum
4.55/5 rDev +5.1%
Thanks to ShadesofGray for sharing this 2003 dated bottle.
This beer is FANTASTIC! It is very crisp and dry with lively carbonation. The beer is a little sweet at first, but the funky develops to give off lots and lots of bretty barnyard (combo of musty straw and horse pee). There is a lot of puckering lemon and bright orange zest. I immensely enjoyed this beer and would say this is one of the best examples of Gueuze I've ever had.
08-27-2011 22:03:44 | More by Soonami
United Kingdom (England)
4.45/5 rDev +2.8%
Stinky, sour and dry, dirty nappies and cheese, puckery, lemony. Hardcore lambic pretty much at its best, the palate however, was a lot softer and less harshly acidic than something like Cantillon, or even Beersel, which i actually welcomed. i don't what i can really say other than there is simply nothing wrong with this gueze, all i wanted to do when i finished it, was have another one(Bottle- GBBF 03')
09-27-2003 13:05:14 | More by rastaman
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -7.6%
05-06-2014 22:09:27 | More by acurtis
4.38/5 rDev +1.2%
2009 Vintage.
A: Pours with a massive white, fizzy head that dissipated slowly leaving a nice white cap on top. Random bits of lacing form on the sides. Color is a hazy golden/orange.
S: Nice musty/barn/hay aroma upfront mixed with some lemony citrus. A little bit of oak and faint green apple.
T: Great level of sour/tartness, very balanced. Less musty than the aroma with more of a citrus presence. Some lemon and more green apple. Some oak hits in the middle. Slight sweetness on the finish.
M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation, slightly fizzy with a dry finish.
O: Really nice gueuze, had no problem downing this bottle. Great level of tartness, not overly sour (even though I love them sour), but very balanced.
07-04-2012 02:27:40 | More by mdaschaf
United Kingdom (England)
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
08-27-2014 09:26:39 | More by mattfancett
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
07-22-2013 00:01:54 | More by Sammy
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
750ml bottle, akkurat -stockholm.
maybe the only bargain beer to be had in the whole country - very fair price on a beer i could never find otherwise.
paired with some mussels - whisky, bacon, cream
appearance: served in de cam glasswear - active carbonation, straw golden body, agressive white foam
smell: when handed to me, the beer guru announced that this "smelled f*cking wonderful" - this was pretty accurate. funky grass, sour grape, lemon zest, earthy
taste: greate gueuze - funky straw/grass, sour white grap, hay, wet earth, lemon zest, tart white wine, all the characteristics you could hope for
mouthfeel: tart, dry, aggressive
overall: great
06-08-2011 03:47:55 | More by dirtylou
4/5 rDev -7.6%
12-05-2013 19:47:07 | More by Ciocanelu
4.28/5 rDev -1.2%
Finally cracked open a bottle I bought last year in Ghent. I also finally noticed the bottle date was from 2000, so I wasn't sure what to expect here. I think the beer was a little past it's prime, as it wasn't bursting with complexity. Instead, it had smoothed out a bit. Frankly, this just helped me drink more of it, so I'm not complaining. A lot of great gueuze will be bursting with flavor, but the sourness really hurts drinkability. So with this more subtle (for the style) tartness, the beer is still full of the trademark tangy lemon, citrus rind, and farmhouse character - it just doesn't beat you over the head with any of them. I certainly wouldn't mind drinking this beer again.
05-18-2010 17:03:10 | More by tempest
4.53/5 rDev +4.6%
bottled Jan 2009
pours a golden yellow with an ever so fizzy head. amazing retention.
tons of sour lemon, light vinegar, and dry oak. a bit grassy and earthy.
very sour through out. lots of vinegar with a strong bitter lemon and tart apple flavor. oak is not as apparent as in the smell. a bit in the finish.
moderare carbonation mainly through out the middle with a lightly dry finish.
overall, this is one excellent gueuze, wish i had more.
10-01-2011 02:54:06 | More by hooliganlife
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
07-10-2013 16:57:17 | More by Crazydaddyo
4/5 rDev -7.6%
08-10-2013 06:55:28 | More by aztraz
4.29/5 rDev -0.9%
375 mL bottle poured into a snifter. Bottled January 2009.
Appearance - The cage came off without event, but the slightest pressure on the cork causes it to fly off and the beer begins to gush. Fills the glass with white foam. It settles quickly and leaves very little on the surface. The body is clear deep golden.
Smell - Lots of white pepper. Bright orange citrus. Hefty oak. A little bit of pale malt. Light acidity.
Taste - Sour up front, but drops off quickly. Drops off to oak and pepper. The malt lends a hint of sweetness and then becomes orangey. Strong oak lingers in the finish.
Mouthfeel - Very dry. The body drops off quickly. High carbonation.
Overall - Excellent without being all that dynamic. Missing some of the sour and malt characteristics that would allow this to transcend other gueuzes.
07-08-2014 01:39:01 | More by Alieniloquium
5/5 rDev +15.5%
12-15-2011 07:29:18 | More by tquest
4.68/5 rDev +8.1%
I was glad I found this brand, because it isn't easy to come by. "De Cam" is one of the last of three to brew Lambic. And they do there own blending.
Because the label is only in Dutch, it has given some translation problems it seems. This is what it says:
"In large one hundred year old oak barrels, the Lamiek ripens for years. Specially for you, 1, 2 and 3 year old Lambiek has been carefully tasted, blended and bottled.
(Address of the brewery)
This Geuze only contains wheat, malt and hop."
Bottling date 15-03-2003 (EU system). I served this at room temperature in a Geuze glass, a "Boerke" (looks like a 1/2 pint glass).
Very strong head development at first, but it settled eventually. A nice thin creamy head remained.
When I opened the bottle a strong Geuze sent overwhelmed my nostrils. Everything rural and old romantic came to my mind as I enjoyed the odour. More specific it reminds me of a farm / stable. Moisture, wild spices, unions, salted and dried meat. Strong basic tones.
The colour is a light orange amber. Little bubbles running through.
Taste is overwhelmingly good. Some bitterness at first, sourness kicks in very quickly and becomes overpowering. Citric. Evolves in a more well balanced aroma. Dark bread and malt / moisture / old.
Malt and sour flavours linger on in the back of the mouth.
Best Geuze I have drunk so far. Congratulations for saving this unique beer.
06-15-2006 17:28:55 | More by Bierschenker
4.8/5 rDev +10.9%
Bottled Jan 2009 - 375 ml bottle.
A - Nice lacing with a hazy dark gold color. Think half way between an amber and a hefe.
S - It's a geuze. The most unique and amazing smell in the world to me. Musty citrus smell. A distinct sour in there as well.
T - Tartness and funkiness with apple finish. The finish last forever, in a very, very good way.
M - Tiny bubbles in the carbonation make for a light feel and really add to the taste.
D - I love geuze, but you can never have too many of them.
Maybe the best geuze I've ever had.
08-17-2010 01:23:14 | More by sjstraub
South Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -6.5%
This one was shared by beeruser with funkydelic, StayWhatYouAre2, 67couple, others, and myself at a recent tasting graciously hosted by beeruser! 2009 Vintage! Served from bottle into a Duvel Parra tulip. Poured a hazy golden yellow with a minimal white head. Maintained decent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, subtle sour, funk, and bell pepper. The flavor was of sweet malt, bell pepper, funk, and slight sour. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty good brew. Bell pepper, eh!? That is a new one for me in a beer... However, it really wasn't that bad in this one and actually helped bring out the subtle sourness I picked up on. This brew was very easy drinking and enjoyable. I would love to try one of these with a good bit of age on it to see how it develops over time. A definite must try, even if it is just to try and taste the bell pepper notes I got on it.
08-25-2011 18:16:45 | More by thagr81us
4.25/5 rDev -1.8%
07-17-2013 06:21:17 | More by GRG1313
Quebec (Canada)
4.18/5 rDev -3.5%
Appearance: Apple cider colored peachy yellow brew, the head and lacing lasted a whole 3 seconds.
Smell: Definately a woody, old cask aroma. The funkyness is there, but more subdued than say 3F or Cantillon. In fact, it had a surprising freshness, almost minty herbal aroma that went leathery further on.
Taste: Low end carbonation pushes the acidity to good levels but without getting too astringent or "burning", the funky flavor tastes a bit more corky than woody, it again reminded me of a dry cider, especially in the finish, it's drying and tart but oh-so easy to drink and makes you drink more and more! I'm glad I finally got to find one of these rare beauties!
09-30-2007 14:53:34 | More by Goldorak
4.5/5 rDev +3.9%
09-22-2012 00:32:09 | More by claaark13
Oude Geuze De Cam from De Cam Geuzestekerij
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Prevention of stem cell transplant allorejection through DRAK2 blockade
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The application of embryonic stem cells (ESC) and derivatives for the treatment a variety of diseases holds much promise. Perhaps such promise is most apparent in recent studies demonstrating efficacy of ESC derivatives in promoting regeneration of nervous tissue damaged during spinal cord injury (SPI). While promising, a significant challenge is that such ESC would necessarily be perceived as "foreign" by our immune system; as is the case with other transplants, these ESC (or ESC derivatives) would be rapidly rejected. Of the variety of cells of the immune system, T cells are essential for preventing opportunistic infections by viruses, bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms. While T cells are clearly necessary for human existence among a broad spectrum of potentially deadly microorganisms, they have the capacity to attack our own tissues, and to promote the rejection of transplants, including ESC and ESC derivatives. Although it is possible to block this transplant rejection using immunosuppressive drugs, lifelong immunosuppression would render ESC recipients highly susceptible to opportunistic infection. Powerful immunosuppressive drugs such as cyclosporine and FK506 are given to transplant recipients to block transplant rejection, but these drugs promotes significant side-effects. Firstly, as described, these transplant patients are highly susceptible to opportunistic infection. Secondly, these drugs promote a variety of "off-target" effects, most notably those that lead to kidney damage and ultimate failure. Clearly, the use of such immunosuppressants would raise quality of life issues for SPI patients, and others receiving ESC therapies. Our laboratory has spent the last decade evaluating a cellular protein called DRAK2 that holds promise for blocking the rejection of transplanted organs and cells such as ESC. DRAK2 is a regulatory protein that is highly expressed in T cells and other cells of the immune system. We have discovered that DRAK2 is required to maintain the survival of T cells under selective circumstances. Most importantly, DRAK2 is required to maintain the survival of T cells that promote graft rejection. Our preliminary experiments have also shown that DRAK2 is necessary for rejection of certain forms of "allografts," transplants of foreign cells. However, DRAK2 is not required for elimination of micro-organisms such as viruses. In the present CIRM grant application, we address the potential that through blockade of DRAK2, it may be possible to prevent the rejection of ESC allografts. As drugs to inhibit DRAK2 are currently in development, the studies described in this application will allow us to determine if DRAK2 blockade may facilitate ESC transplant survival in an SPI model. These studies will highlight the potential benefits of DRAK2 blockade in treatment of SPI, and more broadly, in preventing rejection of ESC and ESC derivative transplants used in a variety of therapies.
Statement of Benefit to California:
This program will position California for international competitiveness in this emerging area of biotechnology, as our studies are critical to the clinical development of the two hESC-derivates used in our studies, one of which is within 12 months of being used in human clinical trials, and the second is within 12 months of being presented to the FDA for an IND. Thus, California will benefit from supporting the discovery of what will become the first and second human embryonic stem cell-based clinical trials in the world. This will result in California being a focus of the stem cell industry, including large pharmaceutical companies that will eventually participate in the latter stage stem cell clinical trials. Clinically relevant scientific advances lead to the development of biotechnology companies, creating jobs and taxation. Funding for this proposal will directly create new jobs. In these challenging economic times, we feel that any award should be spent in a manner which enhances the local and state economy, in essence returning direct value to the citizens of California. To this end, we have purposely selected suppliers of equipment and services that are located in the state of California. In addition, due to the booming medical device and biotechnology industries in California, we feel that all new hires can be obtained from within the state of California. Finally, the work described in this application may ultimately be of benefit for other diseases in which transplant tolerance is desired. Such findings could likely lead to the development of new biotech companies to further explore the clinical and commercial potential of DRAK2 blockade.
Review Summary:
This proposal focuses on the role of DRAK2, a regulatory signaling protein highly expressed in T cells, in the rejection of cellular transplants. The applicant presents preliminary data suggesting that DRAK2 is important for allogeneic immune responses and thus may be a promising target for intervention with drugs designed to promote tolerance to transplanted cells and tissues. The applicant proposes two Specific Aims: (1) to evaluate if DRAK2 signaling plays a role in the rejection of allo- and xenogeneic transplants of neural progenitor cells derived from human embryonic stem cells (hESCs) in an animal model of spinal cord injury (SCI); and (2) to establish the mechanism for allo- and xenograft tolerance induction in T cells lacking DRAK2. Reviewers appreciated the novelty of this proposal, as DRAK2 is not widely studied and represents a potential therapeutic target. They felt that the proposed approach could have an impact if successful in providing evidence that DRAK2 may be worth targeting, but they raised concerns about the project's maturity and would have been more convinced of the potential for impact if additional preliminary data were presented or a small molecule inhibitor of DRAK2 was available. They also cautioned that focusing on a single molecule in a complex system is rarely successful and noted that DRAK2 is expressed in a variety of cells other than T cells which may be problematic for a therapeutic target. Furthermore, they noted that DRAK2 seems to have contradictory effects on immune activation, raising a concern that perturbing the molecule in clinical application would be unpredictable and risky. The reviewers raised a number of concerns about this proposal's experimental design and scientific rationale. For example, they did not understand the rationale for transplanting motor neuron progenitors (MNPs) into the animal model of acute SCI. It is not clear how these MNPs will improve function when there is no evidence that they can subsequently innervate their peripheral targets in adult animals. In addition, the transplant experiments are being terminated at 1, 2 or 3 weeks, which reviewers felt was too short a period of time for full cell differentiation to occur. The applicant proposes to follow some animals for longer periods, but no detail is provided on how these animals will be selected. Furthermore, reviewers criticized the proposal's focus on T cells, since other immune cell types may also play a role in rejection, particularly in the absence of DRAK2. They pointed out that in SCI models, T cells arrive later than macrophages and activated microglia, both of which may play a significant role in early allograft rejection. Reviewers also questioned the behavioral tests proposed to evaluate functional outcomes following SCI. They noted that these tests of paralysis are commonly used in models of a different disease, and that other measures more specific to SCI should be added. Reviewers described the Principal Investigator (PI) as well-established, with an extensive track record in T cell biology and the regulation of tolerance. They appreciated the contributions of the Co-Investigator (Co-I), who brings excellent complementary expertise in neuronal repair, SCI and hESC biology. Reviewers did note that it was difficult to assess the research team as a whole because biosketches were only provided for the PI and Co-I. Nonetheless, they felt the collaboration between these investigators was a strength of the proposal. Overall, while reviewers appreciated the novelty of this proposal, they raised concerns about its experimental design and agreed that it is unlikely to have a major impact on the field.


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GAINESVILLE -- Jameis Winston asked for a show of hands.
How many of you, Winston asked his Florida State teammates before taking the field in The Swamp on Saturday, have been undefeated in high school before?
A couple of players raised their hands. But only a couple.
The vast majority of Seminoles their star quarterback included couldnt remember the last time, if ever, they played on an unbeaten team. It last happened at FSU in 1999, when most of them were starting grade school.
Which is why Winston said after the Seminoles wrapped up their regular season by improving to 12-0 with a 37-7 win over rival Florida that it felt so good, especially since everybody was on our back, everythings going around in our heads.
Interpret that anyway you wish, as reporters were once again permitted to ask Winston football questions only and nothing about the sexual-assault case in which he has been named a suspect.
With much on his mind, undoubtedly, the redshirt freshman quarterback remained mum on the matter but continued to make noise on the field, throwing for 327 yards on 19-for-31 passing as the second-ranked Seminoles moved one step closer to a BCS National Championship showdown. FSU is likely to be No.1 in the BCS poll Sunday following Alabamas stunning loss against Auburn.
Next on the agenda: surprising Duke in next Saturdays Atlantic Coast Conference title game.
Winston and the Seminoles got off to a slow start against the Gators on Saturday, but turned it on late and pulled away for a convincing victory over their beleaguered in-state rivals. Florida (4-8) closed out its worst season since 1979 by losing its final seven games.
Gators coach Will Muschamp, who received a vote of confidence by athletic director Jeremy Foley before Saturdays game, called the latest setback a difficult day that ends a very frustrating, difficult season. Thats the best way I can sum it up.
The Gators defense held high octane Florida State in check for most of the first half and held the Seminoles to their lowest scoring output of the season. But once FSU got rolling, its talent took over and there was nothing Florida could do to stop it.
Winston found Kelvin Benjamin on a 45-yard scoring play with 4:24 remaining in the half, a play in which Benjamin shook off several tacklers before scampering into the end zone, and the FSU tandem continued the assault in the second half when they put the game away.
Just as Winston predicted he would, Benjamin had a big day, finishing with nine receptions for 212 yards and three touchdowns.
Winston said he singled out Benjamin earlier in the week.
I said, K.B., youre our unstoppable force, Winston said. I told him, No one will be able to cover you.
Benjamin proved Winston true to his word.
Then again, when it comes to football, Winston has been on target from Day One of the season, blossoming into a top Heisman Trophy contender his off-field issues aside.
On Saturday, Winston he found himself under considerable pressure early from the Gators defensive front, which sacked him twice in two of FSUs first four possessions. The second of those left the Noles with a 3-and-26 from their own 15. But Winston hit Kenny Shaw on a slant pattern over the middle for 27 yards and a first down, and the Seminoles drove the remainder of the field for their first touchdown.
I think the more he gets banged, the more the competitor in him comes out, FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said of Winston. Hes a guy who jumps right back in the fight. Thats Jameis. The more heated it becomes, the better he gets.
Winston said FSU has yet to play its best game.
Were not even playing at our prime yet, he said. Weve got to get so much better. But if we keep getting better, its going to be hard to beat us.
And if Florida State wins out, they would finish unbeaten, 14-0.
Its something most Seminoles have never before experienced, and its a vast improvement over where the FSU football program was not so long ago, when it was the other way around and UF ran all over it.
Those were the dark days of Florida State, Seminoles center Bryan Stork said of this centurys first decade. We didnt have that good of a decade. These days? Its our time.


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African countries are gradually opening up to legalizing VoIP (voice over Internet Protocol) services, with both consumers and businesses benefitting from the trend.
For example, Telkom Kenya last month launched a VoIP service that allows telephone users to make cheaper international calls, after the country's Communications Commission released policy guidelines for the provision of VoIP services. In February, South Africa allowed holders of value-added network services and or enhanced-service licences to carry voice on their networks. Mauritius has also legalized the provision of VoIP services.
Although the bulk of the regulators on the continent have been reluctant to license operators other than their incumbent telecom providers, the incumbent operators are signing agreements with VoIP service providers to bring in traffic lost to the grey market. There is no data on users of the VoIP grey market, but analysts consider it substantial.
African regulators have been reluctant to legalize VoIP, based on a largely misguided attempt to protect the revenue base of the incumbent fixed-line, and in some cases, mobile telcos, according to Tracey Cohen, co-author of a report commissioned by the Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO). The report is titled "An overview of VoIP regulation in Africa: policy responses and proposals."
"So whilst many of the incumbents complain loudly of the impact of the technology, a significant number have adopted a 'if you can't beat them, join them' attitude," according to the report.
"In some cases they have passed on part of the savings made by lowering international rates but in other cases they have simply kept the savings," the report elaborates.
The report estimates that somewhere between a fifth and a quarter of the African telco incumbents have signed agreements with VoIP carriers.
Meanwhile, more and more users on the African continent are turning to VoIP. Insight Research estimates that in 2011, 76 percent of all outbound traffic on the continent will be VoIP. This year, for example, Insight estimates that of the 8.2 billion minutes of outbound calling, 4.7 billion will ride over a VoIP network.
"Fifty percent of all African inbound is being lost to VoIP in 2005, and 57 percent of all outbound traffic in being lost to VoIP. Clearly VoIP is causing serious erosion to the traditional telephony market," said Patti-Jean Conger, director of marketing and sales at Insight, via e-mail.
The CTO-sponsored report on VoIP stressed that "VoIP is a tool that African governments and regulators could use in a number of ways to address a wide range of pressing issues and it is therefore something that needs to be understood rather than feared."
In the report, the authors reason that African countries can deploy VoIP to meet a number of different objectives, both social and economic.
The report cited two countries -- Mauritius and South Africa -- that are using VoIP to realize economic and social objectives.
VoIP is part of Mauritius' strategy to drive a competitive regime in international calling and make the country an attractive BPO (business process outsourcing) destination. The government has allowed a number of organizations to compete with the incumbent telco, Mauritius Telecom. An element of this competition has come from licensed VoIP services.


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Unintentional injury (accidents), homicides, and suicides are the leading causes of death among young adults ages 18–24. Public health prevention efforts to reduce fatal motor vehicle traffic crashes include promoting seatbelt use and initiatives to reduce drinking and driving.60 Public health efforts to reduce violence include strategies to provide youth with skills, safe environments, supportive relationships, and opportunities for success.61
Indicator Health6.A: Death rates among young adults ages 18–24, all causes, all injury causes, and selected mechanisms of injury, 1990–2010
Indicator Health6.B: Homicide and suicide rates among young adults ages 18–24 by race and Hispanic origin, and gender, 2010
NOTE: The 1977 Office of Management and Budget (OMB) standards for data on race and ethnicity were used. Data for Hispanic origin and specified race populations other than White, non-Hispanic and Black, non-Hispanic should be interpreted with caution because of inconsistencies between reporting race and Hispanic origin on death certificates, censuses, and surveys.
SOURCE: National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System.
60 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Injury Prevention and Control. (2012). Motor vehicle safety. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/motorvehiclesafety/.
61 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Injury Prevention and Control. (2012). Saving lives and protecting people: Preventing violence against children and youth. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/injury/about/focus-cm.html.


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UPDATED: A former central Illinois reporter and anchor back in the late 1980's who went on to star in Chicago died Thursday in a snowmobiling accident.
WBBM-TV says morning anchor Randy Salerno was killed Thursday
evening while snowmobiling with friends in Eagle River, Wisconsin.
The CBS affiliate says the Emmy-winning reporter began working at the station in 2004. Before that, he spent 11 years at Chicago's WGN-TV as an anchor and reporter.
He worked at both WHOI-TV and then WMBD-TV before leaving for Albany, New York. He made a cameo appearance as a reporter in the 1996 movie Primal Fear starring Richard Gere, Laura Linney and Edward Norton.
In a statement, the CBS station says its thoughts and prayers
are with Salerno's family.
The station also says Salerno will always be remembered for his ability to make people laugh.
Authorities say the vehicle's driver lost control and slammed into trees.
The Vilas County Sheriff says speed and alcohol may have been a factor in last night's accident.
The 45-year-old from Crystal Lake was pronounced dead at the
Friends and colleagues are remembering Salerno as ``an amazing talent'' whose versatility on-air meant he could cover both political
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Airline passengers who were trapped on tarmacs "like sardines in a can" had their opportunity to air their grievances Tuesday at an unofficial Capitol Hill hearing that shared some of the characteristics of those flights.
The House of Representatives approved an amendment Thursday that calls for halting government funding to the community organizing group ACORN.
The disease that claimed Patrick Swayze is one of the most difficult to detect
The House of Representatives on Tuesday formally admonished Republican Rep. Joe Wilson for shouting "you lie" during President Obama's speech to a joint session of Congress last week.
Two bills introduced on Capitol Hill in July aim to revise the tax code and get more money flowing into small business coffers.
When I worked in the House of Representatives in the mid-'90s, Congressional Republicans grew enamored of the idea of replicating the tradition of "Question Time" that was popular in the British House of Commons.
U.S. President Barack Obama announced this week that the "time for bickering is over" and then found out just how wrong he could be.
Colombia's House of Representatives overwhelmingly has approved a measure that could allow President Alvaro Uribe to run for a third term next year.
The biggest political story of the month so far is clearly the populist rage on display at town halls across the country. Democrats say this rage is manufactured; Republicans say it is real.
A national poll released Monday indicates the Democratic Party is becoming less popular with voters but suggests that Republicans haven't been able to capitalize on the Democrats' downturn.
Americans appear split over President Barack Obama's health care proposals, according to a new national poll.
Americans appear split over President Barack Obama's health care reform proposals, according to a new national poll.
The popular Cash for Clunkers program faces extinction unless the Senate passes a bill approving additional funding.
Despite the Obama administration's promises that any Clunker deals written this weekend would be honored, the National Automobile Dealers Association is advising its members to play it safe and not close any more deals until the program's fate is clearer.
U.S. Capitol Police shot and killed a man Wednesday afternoon, near the Capitol campus, a Capitol Hill Police spokeswoman said.
A sharply divided House of Representatives narrowly passed a White House-backed climate change bill Friday after hours of cajoling and arm-twisting by Democratic leaders among members worried about the legislation's potential economic and political fallout.
President Obama acknowledged Thursday that a climate change bill strongly backed by the White House will face an extremely close vote in the House of Representatives as early as the end of the week.
If you ask each of the 435 members of the House of Representatives whether they believe in cutting government waste, I'm willing to bet they'll all say yes.
The House of Representatives voted Friday to impeach a federal judge convicted of obstruction of justice while in office.
Americans want, deserve and demand health care reform.
Some 65 years after their service, the 300 surviving Women Airforce Service Pilots are being honored with the Congressional Gold Medal.
Congressional Republicans offered what they call a "centrist, practical" plan to overhaul the U.S. health care system Tuesday, one they say would be the cheapest of any option proposed so far.
President Barack Obama said Friday he looked forward to signing a bill that would give the Food and Drug Administration power to regulate the manufacturing, marketing and sale of tobacco.
The House Ethics Committee announced Thursday it is looking into allegations of possible misconduct by members of Congress regarding The PMA Group, a now-defunct lobbying firm.
A bill that increases the power of the Food and Drug Administration to regulate the manufacturing, marketing and sale of tobacco products cleared the Senate on Thursday.
Gun rights advocates found an unlikely ally in the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives on Wednesday as lawmakers passed a measure allowing concealed, loaded firearms to be carried in national parks.
New Hampshire's move to become the most recent state to legalize same-sex marriage hit a bump Wednesday, after the state House of Representatives failed to agree to changes made by the governor.
New Hampshire's Senate has approved a bill allowing same-sex couples to marry, but critics and supporters of the legislation say their work isn't over.
The House of Representatives passed a $3.44 trillion budget resolution for fiscal year 2010 Wednesday, approving most of President Barack Obama's key spending priorities.
CNN's Paul Steinhauser looks at the president's meeting and other political highlights.
President Obama on Monday gathered together every confirmed member of his Cabinet for the first time as president and challenged them to cut $100 million in the next 90 days.
On April 1, I got ambushed by Democrats. Upon returning from the House floor, I found that my living quarters in my office had been sabotaged by staffers of Rep. Jared Polis.
Illinois Democratic Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. said Wednesday he is cooperating with a preliminary congressional ethics investigation into whether he was involved in possibly improper efforts to secure President Obama's vacant Senate seat.
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I'm writting this in response to this morning's "controversial" Morning Joe article. First I'd like to thank Kent for continually writting great articles worthy of great discussion. I think he's a great addition to the writting staff.
And while I would usually write this in the comment section, I though that my response, being mostly non football related, would be better suited for a fanpost of its own. I'm posting this as an answer (see MY answer) to not only Kent's article this morning, but also to many of the comments left at the bottum of the article. To answer WHY I think Michael sam chose to come out. And I'm going to start off by posting a video of another celebrity that recently outed herself: Ellen Page.
The reason why we choose to come out has nothing to do with the media, or the attention that it brings. We are not trying to put ourselves in front of anyone else, or in Sam's case, in front of any team the he may play for. We choose to come out to be true to ourselves. (If you caught a lot of "we's" there, it's because I myself am a member of the LGBT community. I've dated just as many men as I have women in my life. But this article isn't about me, so let's move on, shall we?)
If you you actually watched Ellen Page's vid then it should show you exactly why people like Ellen Page, Ellen Degeneres, Michael Sam, or any of us come out: because to not come out is detremental to our personal selves. Is it selfish? Absolutely! But we make no apologies for it either. And we never will.
One thing that most people simply do not understand is how hard the seamingly simple action of coming out is. Go ahead a re-watch the Ellen Page video. Notice how visibly nervous she is? And she came out publicly in front of an overwhelmingly pro-LGBT rights crowd. Now put yourself in Michael Sam's shoes.
The thing one must understand is that to have to hide who you are in fear of what society may think of you is one of the most harmfull things a human being can do to themselves. It harms your mental health on a daily basis, and in many cases, also goes on to harm your physical health. Far to many times the end result of hidding is self harm and death. To come out is to let go of so much anxeity and guilt. It is to accept who you are as a person in a society that still has a long way to come. And I don't believe that it is ever something that a straight person, approving or not, can ever truly understand.
In the end I am of the very same opinion as many of the commentors of Mr. Dickerson's article this morning. This shouldn't be a story. And this shouldn't be an issue either. But the fact remains that in the world we live in, in our current society, it was going to be a story no matter when it came out. At least this way Michael Sam got the chance to control his story.... mostly.
And if in the process he can help push the bounderies of what is socially acceptable in sports, and in life, then all the better. Believe me when I say this what the courage this young man has shown will have a tremendous impact on the world of sports, intended or not. But in the end, this has nothing to do with sports and everything to do with wanting to live a normal life, free of the anxiety and self doubt that hidding bares. And for that he has my tremendous admeration.
Thank you for reading.


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The Dallas Mavericks got hot at the end of the second quarter, ensuring they wouldn't take a double-digit deficit against the Miami Heat into the locker room. Dallas is down 47-42 with 24 minutes left in Game 3.
Dwyane Wade has been unstoppable at times, barreling to the basket over and over on his way to 19 early points, missing just five of his 13 attempts from the floor. Dallas fans are having flashbacks.
Dirk Nowitzki has found opportunities at both ends of the floor after not having much of a presence in the first quarter, turning in 10 points, five boards and three blocks so far.
For live coverage of Game 3, stay up-to-date with this StoryStream. To see the up-to-the-minute score, along with information from around SB Nation on the game, keep your browser on this Heat-Mavs score page. Throughout the NBA Finals, check out our 2011 NBA Finals hub for more coverage. For more on the two teams, Mavericks fans should head over to Mavs Moneyball and SB Nation Dallas, while Heat fans should check out Peninsula Is Mightier.


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What's up with the white stuff? A dusting of snow in the Portland metro area took many by surprise Monday.
People everywhere from Happy Valley to Aloha and Vancouver to Tigard reported light flurries and a dusting of snow on the ground.
The light snow had little to no effect on the morning commute.
Temperatures won't get much higher than freezing Monday. FOX 12 meteorologists are forecasting a high of 35 degrees.
High temperatures should go back into the 40s later in the week.
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Updated Jan 4, 2013 - 8:25 am
Report: Haley has yet to agree to interview with Cardinals
By: Arizona Sports
Originally published: Jan 4, 2013 - 8:22 am
Originally published: Jan 4, 2013 - 8:22 am
Despite receiving permission to interview Todd Haley, the Cardinals have not talked with him yet, according to an ESPN report.
Is there a chance Haley, Pittsburgh's offensive coordinator, wouldn't agree to the interview?
ESPN's Ed Werder tweeted Friday morning:
"Steelers OC Todd Haley has not yet agreed to interview for Cardinals HC job and proceeding cautiously because he loves working for Steelers."
Haley, a former Cardinals offensive coordinator and NFL head coach, just finished his first year in Pittsburgh. They struggled down the stretch and missed the playoffs.
The Cardinals might not be a coach's ideal job, but it's hard to believe someone wouldn't even listen if it was a chance to be the head guy.
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