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Masie is having a good time with the cat at the location.
Another gorgeous member of staff in a pretty dress, means another good excuse to show you some more of our new digs. We join Misha in the 'Model Lounge'! This is my favorite place to be on a shoot day, as there is lots of excited chatter and I love seeing the drawings that are being done on models hand written bios
Finally Noor had a refreshing naked swim, to get all the mud off her body!
Next step was to slowly remove all her clothing and get her covered in mud!
Today I had an amazing time shooting first timer Noor! Over the weekend I thought I would talk you through her first shoot.
Safety first - we started with bug spray and sun tan lotion!
As Izzy was wearing a lovely summer dress today, I thought I would take the opportunity to show you the wonderful sunny balcony our new office has!
Not only watering the plants but also taking a very good picture of herself mid flow !
Today we were blessed with a parcel full of goodies! This goodie bag had wonderful personalized packages for all of the female team and a few treats for our models to enjoy as well!
Thank you to our magical abby winters fairy for the joy she brought us through her generosity!
The wonderful Misha with her camera all set up ready to shoot sexy things!
Look who flew in to see us again! It was so nice hearing all her news and indeed seeing her wonderful natural body in action in front of the camera!
Lewa is joy in a glass. He bright smile and playful personality are topped off with an incredible body and gorgeous skin!
Did you know that Lewa's favorite film is 'Crocodile Dundee'? Well this week she got to live out her dreams of life in the bush, running around the forest naked - while keeping an eye out for snakes!
Melody S revealing Gisela's secret, following their intimate meeting!
This is the level of dedication abby winters looks for in its shoot crew - we get close to the action so we can capture it all for you!
Still there are certainly worse things than being caught by a beautiful lady while she is squirting!
Lotte is always so much fun to be around, not only is she super cute but she is also funny, smart and well, lets just say she is an abby girl and we love her!
There is nothing like a motivational huddle ahead of any kind of physical activity but when the huddle contains so many beautiful woman it is even better!
Four models or maybe I should say two pairs of models to be more accurate, sitting in the sun waiting to head out to shoot!
A shocked Lucie L surrounded by invading cows! Luckily the farmer passed by on his bike and helped us quickly collect our thankful still uneaten lunch - cows are scary!
When Izzy and I returned to our picnic spot for lunch (as arranged to meet up with the other models and crew), we were greeted with some ALARMING NEWS! (Tune in tomorrow for the next exciting installment of backstage images)
What a wonderful group of woman, laden down with equipment, walking through the woods, in search of a perfect spot to play!
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Benefits of Christmas Gift Shopping Online
When it comes to shopping for Christmas gifts for family and loved ones, you usually have two options: visiting crowded shopping centers and shopping for gifts in person or handling your Christmas gift shopping online. While both types of shopping offer separate benefits, shopping for your Christmas gifts online can save you hassle, frustration, and money. It also allows you to do all your shopping from the comfort of your home, which can make holiday shopping even easier. When deciding whether Christmas gift shopping online is a good choice for you, it can help to know some details about how it can make your life easier.
Christmas Gift Shopping Online Saves You Hassle
One of the main benefits of Christmas shopping online is that it saves you the hassle of dealing with holiday traffic and battling thousands of other people for discounted and popular items during the holiday season. Because you do not even need to leave your home to get all your holiday shopping done, online shopping offers you convenience and ultimately makes Christmas shopping much less stressful. In addition, shopping online allows you to avoid the long waiting and checkout lines you are likely to encounter by visiting stores in person.
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In addition to helping you avoid the stress of holiday traffic and crowds, Christmas gift shopping online also can save you money, as many major retailers offer sales available exclusively on their websites. This not only helps drive traffic to their websites, but can also offer you certain incentives for purchasing items online, such as free shipping or future in-store coupons with an online purchase. In addition, Christmas shopping online saves you money because you do not have to deal with the transportation costs associated with driving to your favorite stores to purchase gifts.
Christmas gift shopping online offers you several benefits over visiting stores in person to purchase presents for friends and family. While many retailers may offer a slightly different selection of items online than they do in their stores, shopping online not only saves you hassle and stress, but also money. If you want to handle all your Christmas shopping from the comfort of your home and receive discounts you may not receive in a retail store, gift shopping online for Christmas is likely your best option.

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Time for Brendan Rodgers' juggling act
Premier League Spotlight previews the weekend's top-flight fixtures, highlighting the key points to keep an eye on as the action unfolds.
Liverpool looking threadbare
There is a danger Liverpool could sink to their knees. Nine goals scored in two home games against Norwich and West Ham United have swelled belief a return to the Champions League or better is in the offing for Anfield. Luis Suarez starred in both of the Reds' recent shellackings, but not even such a gifted footballer can do it all on his own.
News of Daniel Sturridge's absence until late January with an ankle problem was exacerbated when Steve Gerrard tweaked his hamstring versus the Hammers, meaning the skipper is out for up to six weeks with an injury that cannot be rushed.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers only recently spoke of his concerns about the depth of his squad. He said in The Guardian after their loss at Hull City: "There's no doubt the quality in our squad, with all due respect, isn't big enough to cope with two big players [Sturridge and Philippe Coutinho] like that missing." Now follows a run that starts with a trip to Tottenham Hotspur and includes matches against Manchester City and Chelsea before the new year -- boy, will the onus rest heavier on Suarez's shoulders.
Among the Reds' summer signings were Iago Aspas and Luis Alberto, but so far their respective impacts have been negligible, leading to a greater reliance on Rodgers' key players -- which perhaps has been the cause of an injury like that suffered by 33-year-old Gerrard, who has started all 15 of his team's Premier League matches this campaign. It is up to Rodgers to manage the squad better, particularly with the congested schedule they face. With the luxury of eight days' rest, Liverpool travel to White Hart Lane on Sunday, where they have struggled in the past.
Off the back of Europa League action on Thursday, Tottenham go in search of a third league win on the spin. For all the talk of Armageddon at Spurs, a triumph against Liverpool would see them level on points with Rodgers' positively-spoken-about side. Following a suffocating amount of pressure, of which only a fraction was merited, Andre Villas-Boas' men have battled back from their humiliation at Manchester City with two morale-boosting away victories that have demonstrated a bounce-back ability that's led to Villas-Boas using rhetoric such as "back on track," "absolutely outstanding" and "fightback." Beware the animal that was wounded but is now healing, Liverpool.
Chelsea susceptible in defence
The comparisons with Jose Mourinho's first Chelsea side and this one continue in earnest, because it is human nature to reference what we've experienced before. There is a wonderful statistic doing the rounds that goes thus, courtesy of Opta: "Chelsea have already conceded more Premier League goals (17) than they did in the whole of Mourinho's debut season in 2004-05 (15)." Granted, it was highly unlikely there would be a repeat of such solidarity, but the fragility of Jose Part II is cause for concern, no matter if the Portuguese prefers to point to a lack of chances put away.
"Am I going to change the style and play more defensive players? No," said Mourinho in The Telegraph, in what was possibly a dig at former interim Chelsea boss Rafa Benitez. The fact is the Blues' troubles have not been due to a lack of defensive mindset, rather due to individual errors, in particular on set pieces. For example: the hesitancy of Petr Cech for Peter Crouch's goal at Stoke last weekend. Mourinho has put it down to misfortune, claiming the bounces aren't going his side's way. Let's see whether their luck changes against Crystal Palace, who, under Tony Pulis, might just target this weakness/misfortune.
Under-the-radar strugglers
One of Cardiff City or West Bromwich Albion is about to go six matches without a win, for both teams head into this weekend's meeting in Wales having failed to record three points in any of their previous five top-flight fixtures. Now just a point separates the two in the table, as they hover precariously above the relegation zone. Not a great deal has been said about their respective slides, maybe because a win over Manchester City for Cardiff and one over Manchester United for West Brom are etched deeper into the brain than a loss to Crystal Palace for Cardiff or one to Norwich for West Brom.
Arsenal aim to protect cushion
That Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was disappointed his side extended their lead at the top of the division to only five points with their draw versus Everton spoke volumes about how expectations at Emirates Stadium have shifted this season. However, the frustration perhaps also had something to do with knowing that a seven-point cushion would have been mighty handy, as the Gunners travel to Manchester City's fortress on Saturday lunchtime before hosting Chelsea nine days later. After the Frenchman admitted his men had one eye on the City meeting when in Naples, they had better deliver in the northwest.
Reasons not to be jolly
Both West Ham United and Sunderland are out of form. Both struggle to score goals. Bottom-of-the-table Sunderland have averaged an alarming two conceded a match, five of which were own goals. Sunderland have not won away from home in the league this season. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is the bookmakers' favourite to be the next boss sacked. Needless to say, it will be tense at Upton Park.
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Up until now I have been focusing on the Chiefs need to improve the QB, O-line and front seven areas of the team. With Manning now in the division, the signing of Winston, and all of the good options gone at QB, I am reconsidering the Chiefs goals for rounds one and two.
Here is what we need to see: Trent Richardson falling to us at #11. If that happens, we will have a trade partner with Cincy for their two #1's which are at 17 and 22.
We take that trade down and draft the best available at ILB, CB, or G. I like Dennard (CB from Nebraska) and Hightower (ILB from Alabama.)
I wouldn't have had CB as a need before the Manning signing but looking at the number of great QB's on our schedule, you can't have enough coverage, Dennard is tough so he will be able to go inside and help out with TE's and slot receivers, and Hightower will provide us a true thumper for the run game plus still has the speed to provide help in coverage. Then in the second round we come back for a Guard or DE where a number of very good prospects are expected to be. Round 3 I think we are looking or another TE, S and depth on either line.


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The 2013 season on ShareLunker bass weighing 13 pounds or more is nearing an end, but not without at least one more very interesting twist.
Turkey hunting doesn't get any better than what we have in Texas. Here in the Pineywoods, the restocking of eastern wild turkeys is still struggling in many counties but going strong in others. It's the Rio Grande turkey that makes spring hunts so popular among thousands of hunters. They are numerous and can be found just about anywhere you hunt from Central to South and West Texas.
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How to Analyze CHP
CHP is a sub-category of distributed generation (DG), and as such provides all of the benefits of DG, plus some other specific benefits. When analyzing the costs and benefits of CHP, it is helpful to keep in mind the distinction. DG generates power at the location where energy is consumed, without the "line losses" associated with transporting the power from the point of generation to the load center. CHP is DG that provides two or more forms of energy simultaneously, increasing overall efficiency. Please refer to CHP Basics for more information about CHP.
In general, a public policy analysis of CHP should be output-based, pay due regard to the overall unit efficiency including thermal usage, and acknowledge the locational benefits of a DG or CHP system.
The United States Combined Heat and Power Association (USCHPA) has issued a recommendation regarding the efficiency levels that CHP projects should achieve in order to qualify for incentives. Many members of the CHP industry accept this general concept of linking public support with CHP increasing efficiency levels. The USCHPA recommendation sets an efficiency level of at least 60% useful energy output based on the gross energy input into the CHP system's prime mover, and other groups have proposed different thresholds.
Additionally, certain CHP installations provide valuable public benefits, such as alleviating transmission and distribution constraints, providing demand response capability, and helping to reduce steep peak price curves in the wholesale energy markets. Such "locational values" of CHP should be accounted for when setting policy. For example, electric distribution tariffs that apply specifically to distributed generation should make an effort to accurately internalize the reliability, public safety, wholesale price mitigation (peak shaving), VAR support and other potential value streams provided by DG.
Estimating Simple Payback for CHP Installations, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
State Incentives and Resource Database, U.S. Department of Energy
Combined Heat and Power Installation Database, Energy and Environmental Analysis
Is My Facility A Good Candidate for CHP?, US Environmental Protection Agency


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Osborn Park
Address7775 E. Osborn Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Map it
MapPark Map (pdf/407kb/1p)
Phone480-312-PARK (7275)
Sunrise - 10:30pm
- 3 acres
- Playground
- Picnic tables
- Par course
Reservation Information
This park is available on a first come, first served basis. No reservations are accepted or required. However, if you are planning to have moon bounces, catered food, or another specialty item at your park use, please call our Facility Booking office at 480-312-7707, to ensure that the company you are renting from has adequate insurance to use our city parks.


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Child sex abuse lawyer Steve Estey was recently interviewed by Ringler Radio host Larry Cohen along and co-host Manny J. Valdez, Jr. The case involved a 10 year old boy who was repeatedly molested by his 5th grade teacher, Forrest Stobbe at Queen Anne Elementary School. You can hear Steve talk about the L.A.U.S.D liability in the matter as well as the fight to protect children at schools. You can listen to the podcast from the Ringler Radio site.
About the Author: Steve Estey
Stephen J. Estey is a founding partner of Estey & Bomberger, LLP. Steve has extensive experience representing victims of childhood molestation in civil cases against institutions whose negligence resulted in sexual abuse. As a trial attorney, Steve and his team at Estey & Bomberger have secured more record-setting verdicts in sexual molestation cases than any other attorney in the United States. Steve obtained a verdict of $30 million which is the largest verdict in a single person case in United States history. In addition, Steve obtained a record-setting verdict of $23 million against the Los Angeles City School District. Through these victories, Steve and his team hope to affect institutional changes which dramatically reduce the likelihood that sexual predators will be able to gain access to children.


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St. Andrew's Ale - Belhaven Brewery Company Ltd.
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Ratings: 305 | Reviews: 223 | Display Reviews Only:
Ontario (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
LCBO acquisition. Pours copper body with some white foamy head that sticks to the glass on the way down. Pleasant mild hoppy aroma. The mouthfeel is a little below average, but it is also very easy drinking. A serviceable ESB. Sourish at the sediment of the bottle.
03-19-2010 03:03:22 | More by Sammy
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
08-21-2012 23:57:28 | More by t0rin0
4.05/5 rDev +5.5%
St. Andrew's Ale is dark orange-bronze with a substantial, light tan head that looks both soft and sticky, as if it'll hang around a while. It doesn't so much pit on top as leave soft, rounded craters; let's call them divots. Lace is beginning to be laid down in a meandering pseudopod pattern. Enjoyable nose that's heavy on the toasted caramel malt with an underlying spiciness and a heavily toasted nuttiness. Perhaps some mild peat; no smoke.
The drive doesn't quite hit the sweet spot, but it's a well-struck power draw that easily flies the bunker at the corner of the dogleg and finally settles down in the left-center of the fairway about 270 yards out. The start is toasted caramel malty and peaty, but not overly so. There's an understated sweetness that fades into the spicy-fruity-herbal middle.
The approach shot is a full 7-iron hit one groove low (a bit thin) that soars toward the fat part of the green and backs up a few feet. The spicy-fruity middle is a balancing act between malt and hops; surprising because the hops are actually able to compete with the malt, unusual for this style. The body, while perfect for easy consumability, is lighter than it should be, or rather, than I wish it was. The carbonation is barely noticed.
The first putt is a well-struck 25 foot double-breaker that takes a peek at the cup before stopping 6 inches past for an easy tap-in par. Long and not quite lingering, the finish allows the sweetish, flavorful malt to make something of a comeback and leave one with memories of a well-crafted Scottish Ale.
08-28-2004 23:07:23 | More by BuckeyeNation
North Carolina
3.55/5 rDev -7.6%
Appearance: Pours a cloudy copper color with a sturdy head that retains well and leaves shards of lace
Smell: Slight traces of toffee and nuts
Taste: Starts out with a toffee mouthful with a hint of diacetyl; after the swallow, there is a slight peaty flavor but, as would be expected, the malt dominates within the earthy context
Mouthfeel: Light to medium body with moderate carbonation; a bit watery
Drinkability: Easy to drink but a bit lacking in the flavor department
12-31-2007 01:37:31 | More by brentk56
Quebec (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev -8.9%
Bottle: Poured a copper color ale with a large foamy head with great retention and very good lacing. Aroma of medium caramel malt with light dry hoppy finish. Taste is a well rounded mix between some hoppy dry English style hops and some timid caramel malt. Body is about average with super great carbonation thought. Not bad and quite drinkable.
11-05-2009 02:56:48 | More by Phyl21ca
3.6/5 rDev -6.3%
Even if the beer is brewed by a Scottish brewer.... it sure does taste English to me.
A hazy amber beer emits a rusy color with cloudiness. Creamy head formation creates a standard white blanket on the beer, retains well, and laces even better. Lots of sediment makes for a non-appealing look.
Earthy aromas of grain and malt blend and give a mildly dirty and peaty note that nears mild elements of smoke. Estery apples and pears give almost as much of a scent as the malts.
Flavors of apples are the dominat taste but the malty flavors of grains, dirt, and mild caramel give the impression of caramel apples that you get at the carnival. While the more complex Scottish ale characteristics are muted, the beer screams English Pale Ale.
Medium throughout, the beer's early creaminess gives way to a fleeting, lightened feel that can come across as watery. But with the minty dry finish, the beer is saved from the banal.
Definately a drinkable and enjoyable beer. But as on caught somewhere between the English Pale and Scottish Ale, the beer has characteristics of both but don't settle the score of either.
12-13-2010 06:31:59 | More by BEERchitect
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
04-26-2013 18:26:16 | More by kjkinsey
3.58/5 rDev -6.8%
This beer poured out as a golden color. Some floaties in there along with a fluffy white head. The smell of the beer was malty, and grainy, along with some toasted nut aromas. The taste of the beer is a little sweet upfront from the grains in it. The aftertaste has a decent bitterness to it. The mouthfeel of this beer is very drinkable and easy to have a few in a short amount of time. Overall I like this beer, I had it once and would be willing to have it again.
07-19-2011 19:28:30 | More by Knapp85
North Carolina
4.22/5 rDev +9.9%
Wow really liked the earthy undertones to this beer.I love to drink a good scottish ale like this when nice and cold outside.Had some nutty qualities to it really liked this beer and will get it again.
09-21-2002 12:33:09 | More by oberon
3/5 rDev -21.9%
12-29-2011 22:06:25 | More by JAHMUR
Alberta (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
This beer pours a nice burnt orange hue, with lots of thin foamy white head. The smell is very light caramel malt. The taste is sweet biscuity malt, with a small amount of fruity floral hops. The carbonation is mild, and the finish dry. This certainly is an easy drinker, and a decent session ale.
01-30-2009 23:35:28 | More by biboergosum
4.22/5 rDev +9.9%
Interesting. Pours clear with a deep amber color. There is a lot of sediment floating around. Minimal head with some lacing sticking to the side of the glass as it retreats. The nose is slightly sweet . The flavor is outstanding. Numerous layers on top of each other revealing themselves over time. It starts smooth and sweet and then you get a heartier edge. It never deviates from its path . Mouthfeel is smooth and sweet and the drinkability is high. If this is typical of Scottish Ales, then I am definitely keen to taste others.
12-30-2007 05:26:00 | More by RblWthACoz
3.58/5 rDev -6.8%
A - Nice sized, off white head with good lace. The body is copper colored and quite clear.
S - Malty with a good bit of caramel. No hops and otherwise clean.
T - Sweet malt with some phenolic notes. A slight hop flavor in the middle and mild bitterness in the finish to balance.
M - Smooth, moderately thick body with low carbonation and a slightly sweet finish.
D - A good, drinkable example of the style. Lots of malt character; not overly complex, but pleasant.
04-11-2008 04:31:08 | More by nickfl
4.13/5 rDev +7.6%
Presentation: 12 oz narrow necked brown bottle, no freshness date.
Appearance: Beautiful and bright clarity donning a tarnish copper hue, head retention is flawless leaving more on the glass than not.
Smell: Big rounded caramel aroma with a small side of diacetyl, hint of hop leaning towards floral.
Taste: Flexed medium body showing its malt strength, carbonation holds things together. Very light smokiness within, malt sweetness is prevalent throwing around caramel and light honey flavours. Rounded hop twang throughout, balancing bitterness with some mildly herbal flavour. Finish is on the sweet side but not without traces of residual hop and a growing graininess.
Notes: Well balanced and quite drinkable, does not rock the boat yet play well with mixing malt and hop flavours. This would pair well with a smoked turkey sandwich on sour-dough bread.
03-16-2002 00:03:54 | More by Jason
2.85/5 rDev -25.8%
Dark, coppery hue, thin head. Aroma: slightly metallic, coppery, some soft spices, a trifle sweet and buttery. Reminds me of Irish Red ales. Medium body. Not much fun for me here, as it lacks a lot of what I like: hops, flavor, body, bite, texture, aroma...that stuff.
Actually, I may have gotten an old 6-pack, since this was hidden away on a dusty shelf in a wine shop that does very little to sell their beer. Maybe a fresher bottle would change my opionion.
11-26-2002 16:59:14 | More by feloniousmonk
3.75/5 rDev -2.3%
05-24-2013 00:01:30 | More by Slatetank
New York
3.43/5 rDev -10.7%
The beer pours an amber color with a thin white head that fades to lacing. The aroma is of sweet malts and Scottish ale yeast. The taste is decent. It has a malty core of a single malt ale, but it has a smokey finish. It tastes like wood chips or something. Anyway, I'm not sure it's a good taste, but it's certainly different. The mouthfeel is fine. It's a low bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This beer drinks fair. The woody flavor gets annoying quick. It's one and done for me. E for effort.
01-07-2004 03:44:49 | More by WesWes
4/5 rDev +4.2%
Pours deep amber with a fluffy white head that descends to a lasting patch. Some trailing lacing sticks to glass.
The smell is of caramel and earthy, floral aromas.
The taste is malty - grainy, caramelish and bready. Balanced by mildly floral hops. Buttery with a smooth crispness. Hints of butterscotch come in and out. Nicely balanced.
It has a firm, medium body that holds up well. Nice texture.
A nice, tasty Scottish "session" brew. A nice balance between sweet malt and earthy, bitter hops.
12-28-2006 00:33:27 | More by jwc215
New Hampshire
4/5 rDev +4.2%
12-02-2011 18:25:00 | More by Rochefort10nh
United Kingdom (England)
4.4/5 rDev +14.6%
500ml Brown bottle best before Dec 2010, reviewed and drank on 03 Nov 2010. Poured into an 'Abbot Ale' glass tankard.
Looks the bussiness, lovely dark amber, clear body, with a white foaming crown on top.
The beer gives off a malty, peaty smell, rich and on the sweet side.
The taste is of a rich, semi-sweet, malty flavoured ale, it hits my idea of a Scottish Ale to a tee.
The body is full, wholesome and smooth in the mouthfeel, some might prefer a hop presence, but to me this is a very drinkable beer. I actually bought this in St Andrews, I'm glad I did.
11-03-2010 21:34:05 | More by BlackHaddock
2.68/5 rDev -30.2%
Reviewed from notes. Bottle poured into a pint glass.
A: Pours a creamy thick head of excellent retention. Clear copper-gold colour.
Sm: Fresh hoppy scent. Malt.
T: Cream to one-note body (malt) with clean unremarkable finish.
Mf: Very smooth, but complementary to the taste and style.
Dr: Nice, but better Belhaven offerings are available at comparable prices.
03-08-2011 01:44:19 | More by kojevergas
4.05/5 rDev +5.5%
(Served in a dimple mug)
A- This beer pours a slightly dense iced tea brown body with a spongy thick cloud of beige on top that sticks to the glass in sheets. There is a strong carbonation of tiny bubbles that glide up the sides of the glass.
S- The smell of dry biscuit male has a nice slightly toasted quality to it with some red apple skin aroma to follow. As the beer warms the apple aroma turns more into apple butter and the malt nose gets a bit darker.
T- This beer has a light roasted quality that is almost burnt in character but no bitterness. There is a spicy rye toasted note that leads into a biscuit flavor with a hint of apples in the finish. There is a soft hop snap that cleans up the finish and is a nice balance to the dry malt.
M- This beer has a medium mouthfeel with a slippery texture while the head last. There is no alcohol heat noticed.
D- This beer has a nice malt flavor with some fruity flavors and a good but subtle depth. The hops are soft in flavor but had a nice bitterness to the finish. This beer is very drinkable and would make a good session beer.
07-07-2009 15:12:49 | More by rhoadsrage
4.25/5 rDev +10.7%
Pours a clear deep golden color.
Very good smelling brew! Lots of malt and a strong floral smell. Very mild citrus hops smell in the background.
Tastes slightly smoky with a mild bitterness and sweetness. There is also maltiness here. This tastes like an extra mild Scottish Ale.
Mouthfeel is very good.
Very drinkable, yes I will have another one of these!
02-03-2004 02:44:09 | More by Zorro
4/5 rDev +4.2%
This beer is dedicated to the St. Andrew's golf course in Scotland, but I don't know dick about golf nor do I play it. I'm sure there's someone who appreacates Belhaven naming a beer after a golf course. Now is the label a photograph, or is it artwork? Fresh from Wayne's Liquor, on to the beer:
This beer pours a clear copper, creating a good sticky head that forms in my glass. The aroma coming out the beer is toasted malt and toffee. A little tea-like hop sits in the background. Seems interesting, so I shall proceed into putting this into my mouth.
Oh yes, this is a nice beer. It tastes a lot like a good Irish Red. It begins with a kick of cream flavor. As it dies, fruity esters and a faint hoppiness take over. A shade of caramel then spills in. When the liquid leaves the palate, some diacteyl and leafy hop float on it.
With it's low ABV, do you think this beer was made to drink while watching a round of golf? I'm not sure, but Belhaven hits a birdie with this beer.
02-19-2008 05:56:27 | More by DoubleJ
4.33/5 rDev +12.8%
a. Poured from an interesting bellhaven bottle (12 oz). Cloudy orange with a soapy white head. Odd patchy lace on the sipping side.
S. Malty and bready with some grassy/earth notes. A bit of wheat/yeast in there.
T. Very deep chocolate malt flavor with a tip of the tongue spicy hop. Roasted grains in the background. Subtle fruitiness lingers around before a crisp finish.
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9/1 is almost here and it's time to start getting a little giddy about those guys who are going to get a cup of coffee with the big league team. The FO has all been fairly adamant in their stance that guys will only be brought up that can help the team and they don't want to just have a bunch of guys wandering around the clubhouse.
With that in mind, here are the guys I think are coming up:
- Bill Murphy - I think he gets one or two starts. Otherwise, gets us a second lefty in the bullpen.
- Carlos Quentin - He's done ok in Tucson, Upton is struggling, it doesn't hurt to have a guy that can field.
- Emiliano Fruto - He's been sharp in his few Tucson outings since the trade. I think they'll give him a look and see if he's got it.
- Emilio Bonifacio - Pinch runner and to get a look at 2B a couple times. If he looks all Sergio Santos, you may see a trade for another 2B prospect this offseason or see Hudson get signed.
- Robby Hammock - Melvin likes catchers and the other bonus is that Hammock can play 3rd.
Before someone gets on me about Murphy not being on the 40 man roster, there's a spot open. Randy's on the 60 day DL. Releasing Kim and Kennedy opened two spots, one of which was taken by Fruto.


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How to Get Home After a Night Out On the Town in Myrtle Beach
So you are staying at hotel BLUE and want to go out for a night on the town? We want to make sure all of our guests get back safely to their room for a good night's sleep after being out. We here at hotel BLUE are against drinking and driving but we are not against having fun on vacation! There's plenty of ways to get back home safe and sound. Here's our top 5 list of transportation ideas for a night out in Myrtle Beach:
1. Walk: Why not head over to Loco Gecko for the night? Located just a block away, you can spend the evening sipping on a cocktail or drinking a beer while listening to live music with views of the ocean. Plus when the night is over you can easily walk back to your room.
2. Take a Cab: Call up Rockstar Cab at 843-907-3249 and let them be your designated driver service. They'll make sure you get back safely, plus with your VMB Card you will get 20% off your ride home. Be sure to put Rockstar Cab in your speed dial so you will always have them when you need them!
3. Hop on the Bus: If you don't plan on being out too late, hop on the Myrtle Beach Entertainment Express. The bus runs until 11 p.m. nightly until Labor Day then on the weekends after Labor Day. This bus can get you close to home if you choose to go to Broadway at the Beach where the nightlife is always hot in Celebrity Square. Plus there is no charge to ride this shuttle! The shuttle's closest stop is the south end of the boardwalk, which is about a mile walk from hotel BLUE.
4. Designate Driver: Choose a designated driver in the group. If you plan to go out multiple times during your stay at our south Myrtle Beach resort, then try having a different person volunteer for this each time. Some bars will offer up free sodas to the designated drivers in the group, so just ask to see if they have anything special for the DD's! Plus, the sober ones in the group can help you from embarrassing yourself too much…
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Helping Your Teen Find the Right College Fit
It's almost April!
Where is your teen on the path to finding the colleges that are the right fit?
If your teen is just stepping into the search for the colleges, it's time to actively, yet gently, provide support with this process.
- What's your teen thinking about life after high school?
- How is she feeling?
- What is he talking about with you?
- What is getting done in the lengthy and challenging search process for the colleges that are the best matches ?
Now is the time to have (or continue) the foundational conversations about the future. Here's a way into the process of supporting your teen in discovering which option-two or four year college, technical school, or even gap year then college-will be the right fit.
We need to talk with our teens about:
- who they are now (their strengths, values, learning and social needs, wants and challenges)
- who they want to become (a professional in a particular field, a global citizen, a young adult – ready to be responsible for all aspects of life)
- how they see themselves bridging the gap between where they are now and where they want to be in the future (getting clear on who they are, what they need and want in a college environment, and possibilities for their future work)
- what kinds of encouragement and support they need (help in learning the path, creating a timeline, constructing a chart/spreadsheet to contain all the critical information about colleges, planning to visits campuses, etc.)
These are not idle questions nor are they philosophical conversations. I urge you to ask those questions of your teen, to begin an ongoing dialogue. Perhaps the exact words (above) aren't yours, but what are your words? And:
- When will you begin what will become an ongoing dialogue? Today, tomorrow, over the weekend?
- How will you have that conversations? Where will it take place? In the car on a long drive, after school one day, at the dinner table? What's comfortable for you and your teen?
- Who will be there? Is it just you and your teen, or will it include others-and what effect will that have?
I know, it sounds like we're playing Clue-it's Colonel Mustard in the library with a wrench-though really, if you don't set a date, time and place, are you sure you will make it happen?
While the results may be immediately awesome-strengthening your relationship with your teen-it may also be awkward or difficult, for your teen, you, or both of you. So much depends on so many factors:
- What kind of relationship do you have?
- How often do you have these kinds of deep, meaningful, personal conversations?
If you're not sure how to begin this dialogue-because it will be many conversations over the course of the college search-how will you gain confidence and skills so you can support your teen? Can you talk to your spouse, partner, a family member, friend or a coach? This is a new adventure for you too, be sure to reach out to your network for support during this time of growth and change-for our teens and for you
For a more complete picture of the path to college, here is a mindmap: A year in the life of a high school junior-senior.
Dr. Jill Greenbaum is an innovator in coaching teens and parents during the college search, using a strengths-based approach with teens to help them understand themselves, meet challenges, and learn to manage-and even enjoy-parts of this process.
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Mayor won't join anti-gun violence coalition
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Read the full story here Web Link posted Sunday, September 15, 2013, 11:50 PM
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I'm proud that Inks has the courage to stand by principle and not get carried away on a wave of emotional response that will not fix the problems at hand.
on Sep 16, 2013 at 2:23 pm
I'd be interested in reading comments from others who are interested in recalling Mayor Inks as a result of his decision. I'd like to think that Mountain View needs to make a statement to the nation (and to the Libertarians) that strong, government-supervised gun control is needed.
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Shame on you, Mayor Inks, that you are more concerned about being "anti-gun" than you are about being "pro-people." There is nothing in this initiative that prevents law-abiding gun owners from purchasing and owning appropriate weapons. Unless, of course, you think that high-powered automatic weapons are appropriate for, say, target shooting? Deer hunting? Their only purpose is to kill large numbers of people as quickly as possible. Shame, shame, shame.


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Date #9 is now following you on Twitter.
Well now, there's an email I never thought I'd receive. It's not that I've never heard from one of my previous date (Date #1 proposed another rendezvous last month, Date #4 messaged me upon my return to Match.com, Date #6 continues to gchat me every once in a while and Date #7—actually, don't get me started on Date #7. I don't want to jinx it. More on that later.)
But Date #9? Following me on Twitter? After that whole pissed off Pre-Raphaelite debacle that comprised our third and final date? Three letters came to mind: WTF?
For those of you just tuning in, Date #9 was the first of my Match.com contenders to earn himself a first date kiss from Yours Truly. Date #9 also introduced me to the Raspberry Truffle White Chocolate Martini and seeing as the RTWCM has become a basic staple in my diet, I suppose I shall be forever in his debt (or rather to the bartender who fixed me said martini while I was waiting alone, in my new linen dress for half an hour while Date #9 circled the block in an attempt to find parking).
So what went wrong between me and this particular Pre-Raphaelite? I agreed to meet him for dinner outside of Philadelphia, that's what.
It was raining cats and dogs, I got lost on my way out to the suburbs and by the time I finally parked and found Date #9 waiting for me in a gazebo behind the restaurant, I was even later than he had been on our first date.
(Thirty five minutes late, to be exact. A personal record.)
It went downhill from there and in typical Pre-Raphaelite fashion, he wasn't exactly subtle in expressing his displeasure with my tardiness. (Not only did he refuse to share his umbrella but he also criticized my lack of familiarity with some New York Times bestselling author I "ought to have known" and deposited me back in the parking lot with nary a kiss goodnight.)
He did pay for our meal, and he had brought a lovely bottle of wine to celebrate our first real dinner together but hey, sh*t happens. Sure he was disappointed in me and whatever he'd envisioned for our third date. Sure I should have asked him for directions instead of relying on my "I can do it myself!" navigational prowess but long story short, I didn't, and as such we never spoke again after that night.
Now, seven months later, he's following me on Twitter. Dare I ask WHY? I mean I like to think my Tweets are amusing but I suspect very few people, aside from my mother, share this opinion.
So my question for all of you today is this: what's with this ghost of Christmas past business? What do you do when an ex tries to friend you on Facebook or decides to follow you on Twitter? Not that I know a lot about dating prior to the digital age but I like to think it was easier back then—cut and run, right? But now former dates, ex-boyfriends and their subsequent girlfriends are all just a click away. What's a poor girl (or guy) to do?
PS: I know I promised an update on my 50th Date Challenge for today but I'm running late so it will have to wait until tomorrow. Suffice it to say, this portion of my Great Date Experiment is not going terribly well. Go figure.
PPS: Check out my new post over at Too Darn Hot: The Case of the Sequined Booty Shorts. It's funny. And involves me shopping for sequined booty shorts– what's not to love?
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Perhaps our thinking exemplifies a selective system. First lots of random scattered ideas compete for survival. Then comes the selection for what works best—one idea dominates, and this is followed by its amplification. Perhaps the moral…is that you never learn anything unless you are willing to take a risk and tolerate a little randomness in your life.
—Heinz Pagels, The Dreams of Reason
If we go back far enough in the English language, random likely comes from the Old English word rinnan for "to flow, to run." Isn't that something? Because if I want to break out of my usual way of thinking or out of my usual way of behaving, I might tell myself just to "go with the flow," and, yes, even though I am a middle-aged woman with a list (typed, even; and very, very long; covering many, many months) and with a permanent but changing-daily yellow sticky note made by consulting The List and then stuck to current books being toted from here to there to remind me of this day's important things, I still value The Random.
I think this is what the twentieth-century American physicist Heinz Pagels is saying–we need the random things that are not already included on our lists, not on my mental list (my brain's usual way of thinking) and not on my physical list (my body's usual way of behaving).
(I think of how Richard Feynman was just flipping something up in the air when something about how it flipped helped him see the potential O-ring problem with the Challenger. He went and put the O-ring material in some ice water. I don't remember the details. I'm no physicist, duh, but I heard Feynman talk about it on TV once, how a simple random act led to the thought that perhaps ice-cold temps could make the O-ring material less resilient and more likely to result in seal failure.)
Feynman's mind was not fossilized, nor was he given to ego-driven thinking. Instead, his mind was resilient and spirited and open to The Random.
It is this kind of thinking that I pray for in my minute-to-minute living.
I am such a creature of habit. I find what I like, I find what helps me cope, and/or I find what is the best way (so I think), and I stick with it.
Sometimes, the only way I change is for my "best way" not to work anymore or for my coping behavior to start failing. I have a good friend in Paradise Valley, Arizona, who is a spiritual director and a wise woman, and she says, "Don't waste a good crisis."
A crisis is not really synonymous with randomness, but a crisis of any sort does open me (anyway) up to new ways of being that do often drop into my life "randomly" and then instead of zipping blindly right past them because I'm in my rigid "groove," my falling-apart has allowed those random seeds to slip into my life.
I remember being in complete agonizing bodily pain for many years and trying this and that until finally hearing about deep-tissue massage; so while living in California, my pain opened me up to try massage (not my cup of tea initially). So I spent several years being rolfed by the amazing Karen S. Price, and one evening after getting rolfed earlier that day in Palo Alto, I went to bed and noticed as I lay there that my head was in a slightly new angle. That may sound small, but for me it was a huge sign of other changes yet to come.
Another fairly direct (but wonderful) route into randomness is falling in love. I tried restaurants and plays and movies that were totally random to me, and I know that Sean did the same. To this day, I see movies he suggests that would never occur to me, and these stretch me and enrich my life (when I absolutely love them and when I don't).
Children also provide randomness. My daughter decided a few years ago that I was too dowdy to be seen with in public. Now, I see what she meant. But I am an English teacher (I used to say to myself). Dowdy is what I thought was represented by the "D" in Ph.D. You know–firemen wear protective coveralls, helmets, and masks to extinguish fires; I wore frumpy clothes to stamp out comma splices. Same thing. Each profession has its clothing requirements.
But to avoid a daughter-submitted appearance on What Not to Wear and to stop her constant and articulate critiques of my clothes, I started allowing random new items of clothing to drop into my wardrobe while I moved others out and gave them away.
Meanwhile, my son has introduced me to any number of random facts from Star Wars and Star Trek and Minecraft, to name just a few.
And sometimes I just sit and watch the traffic go by. That is a good way to catch The Random. Or I read a book. Another good way to spy The Random. Or I listen to my daughter's music or to my favorite music (but really listen). Or I get on google after I've heard an interview on NPR, and I look up an author's books and read all about her life and suddenly find I am reading a book by her first husband, the physicist quoted at the beginning of this blog.
The Random used to scare me.
But as I grow as a person, my boundaries become healthier. Well, let's say that first I had to discover that I have boundaries, and now, yes, they are becoming healthier. And as I embrace and love my boundaries, I find that more and more I let the random in, and it appears in my life rather like jonquils and forsythia growing in spring, yellow and soft and fragrant with the perfume of hope.
So my life has fewer and fewer interruptions, as I become more willing to embrace that which I did not anticipate.
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David Dickenson: I couldn't resist a return to the UK Clios!
November 5, 2012 by David Dickenson
Hi all, so as another season sadly draws to a close the BTCC and TOCA supports rolled into Brands Hatch for its tenth and final weekend- and what a weekend it was. I was driving in the Air Asia Clio cup for Team Pyro who I have been driving for in Italy for most of this season but when a space became available in the team to race in the last two weekends of the British series I couldn't resist especially when one of the race weekends would take place at one of my favourite circuits the amazing Brands Hatch GP circuit.
The weekend started well on Friday morning in the first free practice session where I ended up third, three tenths off the fastest time in a tricky wet session. Free practice two was a bit of a joke with no less than five red flags meaning we didn't get to set a proper time and we ended up fourteenth. As qualifying got underway on Saturday morning the circuit was still damp and slicks on the front and wets on the rear was the order of the day with the aim of still being on track and in one piece for the end of the session when track conditions would be at their best. The plan worked and we ended up fourth for race one and eighth for race two.
Race one got underway on Saturday afternoon and it was back to slicks all-round on the almost dry track. I managed to hold fourth place off the line and avoid any bumping into Paddock on lap one and things were looking good until we got to Sterling's bend on lap one and I had a huge sideways moment. Iit's never good when you're looking out the side window on lap one with eighteen Clio Cup cars charging straight at you but somehow I managed to catch the slide and thanks to the ensuing carnage I caused even held on to fourth place!!. It all settled down after that I managed to get up to third place and have some great battles with reigning Clio champion Paul Rivet until his throttle broke and then Josh Cook who passed me at Graham Hill bend which left me fourth where I stayed until the chequered flag. Race two got underway in torrential conditions and starting eighth I knew that a clean first lap would be essential but contact in Paddock on lap one bent my steering and from there I was a sitting duck as my car pretty much refused to turn right meaning I fell down the order eventually finishing fourteenth. So all in all it was a pretty good weekend especially with all the Irish support that was in Brands all weekend and also seeing my mate Aron Smith take his first BTCC victory!


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Drew Central Digital Communications Class Tours UAM Media Services DepartmentSeptember 15th, 2012 by Drew Central Schools
Ms. Nelwyn Birch's Digital Communications class at Drew Central High School took a tour of the Media Services Department at UAM.
Mrs. Kristin Cowling, the graphic designer for all special publications for UAM, guided the students through her workplace and demonstrated the many special devices she has to create high-quality publications.
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Jaguars pick D'Anthony Smith, DT, Louisiana Tech
Well, we've got our defensive line now... We can all go to bed happy. This kid is a stud and I said the Jaguars would pick him... He's a Jaguars type of kid, standing 6'2" 307 lbs and would have gone MUCH higher had he played in a major conference. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUX6m6ceIAg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQt0ol0SiuA Two quick videos.... -Collin


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At halftime of their game against Boston College, it looked like the infamously fickle role of ACC contender might slip away from Virginia Tech. The woeful Eagles held a 7-6 lead against Virginia Tech, and anyone who has watched ACC football ever could not rule out a loss.
That uncertainty died by early in the fourth quarter, when the Hokies scored a third straight touchdown to put the game out of reach. Overall, Logan Thomas was 22-of-36 for 268 yards and a touchdown passing, adding another 60 yards and a touchdown on the ground. David Wilson ran the ball 17 times for the Hokies for 134 yards and a touchdown. That and three Cody Journell field goals were enough to propel Virginia Tech to a 30-14 win.
Despite having led at halftime, there weren't really many reasons to think that BC has turned their problems around. Chase Rettig was 13-of-30 for 181 yards, a touchdown and an interception; the running game managed just 91 yards. Boston College will need a miracle to keep from soon collecting the seventh loss that will officially knock them out of bowl contention.
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Archive for February 2011
Sitting in the middle, Public Finance
Date: 28. February 2011
James Plunkett and
Yesterday at the Resolution Foundation we launched a wide-ranging investigation into the pressures now facing low-to-middle earners. The Commission on Living Standards will focus on the long-term economic trends that ...
Three charts that complicate a simple focus on growth, Spectator Coffee House
Date: 27. February 2011
James Plunkett
GDP growth figures have become the barometer of choice for commentators trying to tell the political weather – a good measure of how the public will eventually fall in the faceoff ...
Wanted: a new purpose for British capitalism, New Statesman
Date: 18. February 2011
Gavin Kelly and
Gavin Kelly asks how Britain can avoid going down the US path where for the last generation the majority of the gains from growth have gone to the richest.
If ...
Time to think again about the way we measure inflation?
Date: 16. February 2011
Matthew Whittaker and
As was widely expected, annual inflation increased again last month. A combination of the VAT rise and higher oil prices helped push CPI from 3.7% in December to 4% in January – twice the government's official target of 2 per cent. The wider RPI measure also increased, from 4.8% to 5.1%.
There is, however, a big question over how accurately these figures capture the extent of the price increases in different households.
As reported by Larry Elliot and Simon Briscoe, some statisticians are concerned that official measures of inflation understate real trends in the cost of living being faced by consumers.
Low-to-middle earners to bear brunt of latest prescription price increase
Date: 10. February 2011
Matthew Whittaker and
Despite the passing of legislation in the Scottish Parliament to remove prescription charges north of the border and pressure from the British Medical Association to follow suit in England (prescriptions are already free in Wales and Northern Ireland), the government announced last week that the cost of prescriptions will rise by 20p to £7.40 per item from April 1st.
Doctor-writing-a-prescriptionFor many, the decision has little relevance. A range of exemptions mean that around half of the population – for example, schoolchildren, pensioners, the unemployed and those on income support – are not liable for prescription charges.
Work incentives?
Date: 9. February 2011
Katherine Green and
The annual Daycare Trust survey published today shows that the costs of childcare are still rising above wages: for example, the cost of a nursery place for a two year old rose by 4.8% over the last year, compared to an average 2.1% increase in wages. For low-to-middle earners with kids who already face stagnating or frozen wages and rising costs of living, the issue is even more stark. Put that alongside the already announced but not yet implemented cuts to the part of working tax credits (WTC) that cover childcare costs and it adds up to a pretty grim picture. Cuts to the WTC mean that nearly half a million low-to-middle income working families with children are due to lose an average of nearly £450 a year from April in support for childcare costs [link to our PN]. These are losers that are in work, on low and modest incomes, paying the basic rate of tax. Aren't they exactly the group the Government says it is trying to help?
The type of social mobility no-one talks about
Date: 4. February 2011
James Plunkett and
Ed Miliband today addressed the issue of social mobility in a speech in Gateshead. His argument was built around the concept of the 'British Promise' – the idea that each generation of children will do better than their parents. It's our own rather less lofty version of the American Dream, and it's a promise, he says, that's in danger of being broken. With young people trapped out of employment and housing, and increasingly pushed out of education by fees and cuts, this is a generation that risks being left behind.
Miliband is not alone in his pessimism about social mobility in modern Britain. Leading researchers put us near the bottom of international league tables, and evidence suggests that things are getting worse over time. But what's less widely understood is that almost all of this evidence (and Miliband's speech) refers to just one of the two main measures of social mobility. Data on this commonly-discussed measure is undeniably gloomy. But when we look at the other measure, we see a different story emerge.
Considering income alone is never enough when looking at living standards
Date: 3. February 2011
James Plunkett and
The Independent reported yesterday that 'middle England' will be 'hit hardest' by upcoming changes to taxes and benefits. Research commissioned by the paper finds that families in the £40k-£50k bracket are set to suffer a four-way hit from:
Inflation and the poverty squeeze: where will it strike?
Date: 2. February 2011
Donald Hirsch and
Of all the ways in which trends in living standards are changing, possibly the most important and least expected has been the insidious impact of inflation on the living standards of people on low incomes. For the first time in my lifetime, the worst-off people in Britain are getting systematically and steadily worse off in real terms, as their incomes fail to keep up with rising prices.
We all complain when the higher gas bills come in and our supermarket bills go up. But those of us who have seen our mortgage payments fall, our Blackberry subscriptions become ever cheaper and the cost of electronic goods plummet are likely to have overall living costs not very different from before the downturn. On the other hand, people on lower incomes, whose spending is more focused on the essentials whose costs are rising rapidly, face inflation rates well above the official ones. This matters a lot to people whose incomes, even when the recession is over, may go up only as fast as the Consumer Prices Index because they rely heavily on index-linked pensions or benefits rather than wages...
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Officials say the Tampa police officer who was fired for drinking at a strip club while on duty, has been fired before.
In fact, the Tampa Police Department fired Paul Madsen in 2003 after he was accused of taunting a Hillsborough County Sheriff's deputy.
The Tampa Bay Times reports a notice of disciplinary action in Madsen's personnel fire shows Madsen was off-duty at the time he called the deputy a "boy" and used a racial epithet. The file also notes other incidents, including mouthing off to a supervisor and leaving a gun in his cruiser.
Madsen was rehired in 2004 after filing a grievance. The police union fought successfully on his behalf.
He was fired again Friday after an investigation into the Nov. 9 incident at a strip club.
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Today at Moby Arena in Fort Collins, CO there was plenty of talk about rehab, sobriety and that CSU will be Larry Eustachy's last stop. After Tony Frank announced Mr. Eustachy, Jack Graham took the stand. He had interviewed a list of 12 candidates and then narrowed them down to a "final 4." The candidates had 4-hour long interviews. Eustachy later said he had endured three rounds of Jack Graham interviews. Graham also told a few of us afterwards that this was the hardest hire he has ever gone through in his professional career.
Just like J-Mac, when asked why he chose CSU, he pointed at Tony Frank and Jack Graham. He said that they had the vision to take CSU to the next level. Dedication with the right amount of resources coupled with extreme due diligence. He jokingly said that Jack Graham told him he was the first choice all along, although there had been reports of two other coaches hired before Eustachy (Neal and Kent). The acoustics in the auditorium were not properly set up, for just one side, and it was a bit hard to understand everything. Without knowing it, I had accidentally sat next to his two sons straight ahead of the podium, but back far enough to see over the television cameras. Sorry I can't figure out how to get pictures on here, not that my iPhone pics are very good.
LE said that he will be donating a portion of his salary to a new foundation that he will create in Fort Collins. He and his wife love the area and said that is why they chose to come here and that the foundation would consume his efforts after he retires from CSU. The foundation will be for sober homes, helping students with substance abuse. He then told us how he had been sober for over 9 years. On campus today, there was celebration in athletics, but in other areas of campus people were whispering about the wisdom of the hire. To this I say: "Let He Who Is Without Sin Cast The First Stone" (John 8:7).
The theme for his talk today was, as he said, humility. He repeated the word several times over the span of his discussion. He called the incident in Missouri a blessing, because he had been a "rock star" and had to learn humility. Through the whole speech, he was at times funny, he would ramble and then catch himself, sometimes remorseful and in the end, dutiful. He had had steaks with the basketball team at Jack Graham's house the night before and seemed to be happy, calm and subdued.
After the official question and answer, with the usual questions about Ju-Co transfers, making Fort Collins the final stop, the competition and the expectations, which Jack Graham and Larry Eustachy have set at winning the MW and getting to the sweet 16 sooner rather than later, the interesting parts began. Eustachy was cornered by the reporters and was asked many of the questions he had just answered, again. He dutifully answered every question they threw at him with great patience.
I had the luck to be standing in between Mr. Eustachy and Jack Graham. I have yet to be in a room with Jack Graham, in which he is not the most calmly intense and interesting figure to be found. He discussed how difficult the search was: the football search for him was easy, he was a football player and knew football coaches. He hadn't played basketball since high school (he is a good 6'3"). The interesting part was the contract (I know what you are saying...).
*Eustachy's contract is for 5 years. $500,000 base salary.
*$250,000 for graduating scholar-athletes and running a clean program. (similar to McElwain)
*Perks of $100,000 up to a total of $250,000 for Winning conference championship and getting into NCAA tournament
*There is also a perk for getting to the sweet 16: $100,000
Graham considers this a base salary of $750,000 and with incentives up to $1.1 million.
Now the interesting part:
If Eustachy wants to leave in a year or two: costs him $3.75 million
a further year: $3.0 million
a further year into the contract: $2.5 million and so on
the contract will be renewed at year 3 to always leave three years on it
Here is where the dig came. Graham said that if the previous contracts (meaning Paul Kowalczyk's) had been structured this way, Nebraska would owe CSU over $2.5 million, which would give them pause before hiring! When Graham and Eustachy said that CSU was home: they meant it! For those of you in contractual law you will no doubt ask: Won't that mean you have to pay just about that much to get rid of him? Graham has left himself an out: If Eustachy's graduation rates drop below the prescribed rate for two out of three years, Graham has inserted a little disclaimer that states Eustachy's employment becomes "at will" and he can be terminated normally (little to no penalty). The same goes for any NCAA violations and if Eustachy's teams fail to win 16 games for consecutive seasons.
Graham is committed to winning and he told us Eustachy will work the team out tomorrow and then leave on recruiting trips to fill the last three scholarship spots for the coming year and look into six spots for the following year.
Immediately upon hearing this, the question came up: Did the contract components stop any coaches from wanting the job? Graham answered: absolutely not. When he was doing the final interviews, he made sure to specify that this was the deal and that he wouldn't bother interviewing candidates, who weren't interested in that kind of deal. They were all still in.
Good Luck Larry Eustachy! You have definitely earned it.


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2011 Rewind: Favorite controversy?
What got you all worked up in 2011?
We're ending our 2011 Rewind on a note that Beehive readers love. Controversy, we live for it. So which was your favorite of 2011? It could be something that caused a fuss locally or it could be
Kardashian related on the national scale. Either way, go for it. Check out our picks and leave your own in the comments.
While you're mining your mind, feel free to look back at our preview 2011 Rewind posts: favorite local event, favorite release and favorite local discovery.
MIKE OZ: I've said before and I still believe it today: Fresno's big revolt against Pat Hill was like our own local reality show. Ultimately, Hill got peaced out as Fresno State football coach — but not without a huge helping of debate, opinion and, of course, controversy. If nothing else, it was fun to watch unfold.
DONALD: For this post I considered a couple of controversies, including the extended back and forth about the Civil War reenactment at Kearney Park, the Tower District mural controversy and the debate over an atheist billboard, but I selfishly decided to go much more personal in scope. I got a kick out of when "Nunsense" creator Dan Goggin chided me in a letter about my review of "Nunsensations." I was surprised to find out this nationally known playwright reads the Beehive — there's the power of Google for you. Though I didn't agree with his take, obviously, I'm always glad when one of my reviews gets people talking and debating the merits of a show.
KATHY: Fresno taking second place in the Walmart hunger campaign. The whole campaign was a rollercoaster of emotions. On one hand it was inspiring to see Fresnans get so excited and work as a team for a cause. But it also brought out a lot of bad mojo with allegations of cheating and name calling. Despite it all, at least Fresno started out 2011 with a bit of a boost for the agencies who the hungry.
HEATHER: "51-year old actor marries 16-year old child bride." What more is there to say? It was sensational, it was icky, it was oddly fascinating. From the inappropriate public photo ops to the televised breast X-ray to the car wreck-like Twitter updates, people just couldn't stop paying attention to Courtney Stodden. Which, of course, is exactly what she wanted.


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Whisenhunt must keep Cardinals in title hunt
While Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt is in no danger of losing his job any time soon, we hear he could be if the Cardinals don't at least seriously contend for the NFC West title in 2011.
Draft countdown: Pick No. 5
PFW looks back at the last 10 players chosen with the fifth pick in the NFL draft, including LaDainian Tomlinson by the Chargers in 2001.
Draft Dose: Who needs an outside linebacker?
In the 30th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW takes a look at 10 teams in need of an outside linebacker like Texas A&M's Von Miller.
Draft Dose: Who needs an inside linebacker?
In the 29th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW looks at five teams that are in need of an inside linebacker, with Illinois' Martez Wilson a top option.
Fitzgerald shows commitment to Cardinals
Although WR Larry Fitzgerald is no lock to remain in Arizona after the 2011 season, he showed his commitment to the Cardinals for the time being by organizing voluntary workouts for his teammates.
Fitzgerald organizes workouts for Cardinals
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has organized informal workouts with 20 of his teammates on Tuesday at an Arizona State practice field, according to PFW correspondent and Arizona Republic writer Kent Somers.
Draft Dose: Who needs an interior lineman?
In the 26th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW takes a look at six teams that could consider drafting an interior lineman, like Florida's Mike Pouncey.
Cardinals' WR situation looks rather shaky
We hear it's far from a given that Larry Fitzgerald, Steve Breaston and Early Doucet, in that order, will enter next season as the Cardinals' top three receivers.
Draft Dose: Who needs a tight end?
What teams in this year's draft could be in the market for a tight end like Notre Dame's Kyle Rudolph? The Broncos are one team that figures to be on the lookout after releasing veteran TE Daniel Graham.
Bidwills, Whisenhunt see Gabbert in private workout
Cardinals president Michael Bidwill, owner Bill Bidwill and head coach Ken Whisenhunt were among team officials to see Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert in a private workout on Wednesday.
Under siege under center
Adding to the uncertainty due to the current lockout are the undeniably shaky QB situations facing one-third of the league's teams, including the 49ers and holdover starter Alex Smith.
NFC team needs
The Vikings are looking for a successor to QB Brett Favre, as PFW identifies the top three draft needs of each NFC team.
Cardinals latest team to reduce pay for employees
The coaches and front-office employees of the Cardinals will see a large slice of their paychecks taken out due to the league's labor situation.
Playing hurt might have hindered Cardinals S Wilson in 2010
A torn abductor muscle might have been at least partially responsible for what daily Cardinals observers considered probably the worst season of veteran SS Adrian Wilson's career.
Cardinals cut ticket prices
As disputes over a new Collective Bargaining Agreement continue, one NFL team has announced that it will cut ticket prices for next season.
The Cardinals announced Tuesday that they are putting running back Ryan Williams on injured reserve with a left shoulder injury, officially ending his season. Coach Ken Whisenhunt had said Monday that Williams' injury would put him out for the remainder of the year.||||||| Williams' injury, the result of a hard hit during Thursday night's loss at St. Louis, was another blow to an already struggling running game. Arizona was already without Beanie Wells until at least Thanksgiving weekend because of a severe turf toe injury. The Cardinals rank 31st out of 32 NFL teams in yards rushing per game at 63.4. Only Oakland's 60.8 is worse.
The Arizona Cardinals' already embattled running game has taken a severe blow with the announcement that Williams is out for the season with a left shoulder injury that will require surgery.||||||| The Cardinals already are without Beanie Wells until at least Thanksgiving weekend because of a severe turf toe injury. The hard-luck Williams missed all of his rookie season a year ago with a torn patella tendon. He injured his shoulder on a hard hit during last Thursday night's loss at St. Louis.
Williams had 14 carries for 33 yards in Thursday's 17-3 loss to St. Louis.||||||| Williams' 164 yards are 30th in the league, and is average of 2.8 yards per carry is 44th among the 49 players with at least 6.25 attempts per game.
Williams was injured Thursday night when he took a hit to the helmet at the end of a run against the St. Louis Rams.||||||| Williams gained 12 yards on the play early in the fourth quarter before being hit by Darian Stewart. Williams slammed his helmet down after reaching the sideline.
With Beanie Wells expected to miss at least seven games, the Cardinals will lean heavily on second-year pro Ryan Williams, who had been splitting time with Wells.||||||| Williams rushed for 83 yards on 13 carries against Philadelphia last Sunday.


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One day after the story of his lawsuit went viral, California Little League coach Alan Beck appeared on FOX News and said he would drop the case against his own 14-year-old player in exchange for an apology.
Little league coach Alan Beck who's suing 14-year-old told @ShepNewsTeam he'd drop suit w/apology. Strange guy: http://t.co/Vqy52PJcxl—
Dave Briggs (@davebriggstv) January 16, 2014
Well, that… ahh… hmm. Let's sort this one out: For the pain and suffering caused by a Little Leaguer who unintentionally (by his own lawyer's admission) hit him with a thrown helmet, Beck would like either half a million dollars or a heartfelt apology.
The story is so strange that it's hard to speculate without more information. But if Beck really wanted an apology over money, maybe he should have asked nicely before filing his suit. And if that failed, he might have mentioned that without an apology, he planned to sue a 14-year-old for over $500,000.
The player's father, Joe Paris, told KCRA he has already paid over $4,000 in legal expenses.


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Could you please present the scenarios where we play for a conference championship? Do we still have a shot at it as a result of last night's K State loss? I am still burned from the debacle in 2008 where we beat the land thieves head to head but didn't win the conference title. What needs to happen now and what do you think our chances are?
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I think most people know by now that the Brown Recluse is a dangerous zspider that can leave a devastating mark on its victims. What you may not know is that there is treatment for that bite here in Lubbock that could keep you from becoming disfigured.
Like one man, who watched what he thought was a boil on his thumb, even taking pictures of it each day, until day nine. Day nine took this man to the emergency room where he learned it was in fact a brown recluse bite. Compare that to this Lubbock junior high student. Amber's wound is also day nine after a Brown Recluse bite. The difference is Amber was treated in the HBO, or hyperbaric oxygen chamber. That means she was rolled into this machine,with the door closed for 2 hours at a time, to begin the healing process.
"What the HBO does is it oxidizes the toxin. The toxin keeps working day after day and it comes in contact with an artery it just constricts it and doesn't let enough blood flow in. So its a way to just turn that off and after that she is 12 and she will just grow new blood vessels, and the wound will contract. It is amazing you can see it close day by day," says Dr. Randall Wolcott the director of the Wound Care Center. Dr. Wolcott says most people don't react violently to a Brown Recluse bite, but he says after a few days if something you thought was a bite or a boil, begins to turn bluish and spread; you need to see a doctor.
He says doctors need to know that hyperbaric oxygen is proven to show dramatic results in healing any wounds from a brown recluse bite. It worked for Amber. Remember, this was the bite nine days later. This is her leg today,after several treatments in the hyperbaric oxygen chamber. It looks like a dark tomb that you're rolled into, but actually, what we couldn't see is that she can see in there, because once you're inside; it is all glass.
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SARRAT, Philippines — The wreckage of a minibus lie along a road in Sarrat, Ilocos Norte province, Philippines, yesterday. Police said the minibus ferrying students to school collided with a truck, killing 10 people earlier in the day. (Photo: AP)
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