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"I'm very upset. I feel totally betrayed by the legal system," says Ellen O'Brien of St. Albans.
O'Brien feels betrayed because prison officials are preparing to furlough her ex-husband Amon Sylvester. By his own admission he raped her two years ago following their divorce, with their four kids in the house at the time.
"People need to be held responsible for their crimes. And there is no justice in the way that this is playing out," says O'Brien.
Sylvester was initially charged with aggravated sexual assault that carries a potential life sentence. But O'Brien did not want the kids to have to testify at trial. So she reluctantly went along with a plea deal for a less serious charge, with the stipulation he would complete sex offender treatment. Now she has learned prison officials are preparing to release him three months early on furlough-- without sex treatment.
"I feel like he has the rights to pick and choose when he is released. And I am very afraid of this man. He has not completed treatment and I'm done being the victim," says O'Brien.
Franklin County Prosecutor Jim Hughes showed us the documents indicating Sylvester would be required to complete sex offender treatment. Hughes says he too was surprised and disappointed by the corrections backtrack.
"The message from this case is not a good one. And I hope that we can work to not see it repeated," says Hughes.
Corrections Commissioner Rob Hofmann confirmed that Sylvester is a furlough candidate because he faces mandatory prison release in July, so they want to give him a chance to prove he can hold a job and stay out of trouble. Hofmann says prison counselors have also determined Sylvester will benefit more from domestic abuse counseling than sex offender treatment, but if he fails to comply with the domestic program he could be hauled back into prison for four more years.
"There's nothing I can say to mitigate the pain she feels. But what we're really keying in on is trying to prevent a tragedy like this from happening again," says Hofmann.
For now, Ellen O'Brien is left wondering how her story will affect other rape victims who may be reluctant to come forward and bring charges.
We contacted prison officials to offer Amon Sylvester a chance to respond. We are told he declined.
Also, it is Channel 3 News policy NOT to identify sex crime victims, but Ellen O'Brien insisted on revealing her identity. She says there is no shame in being a crime victim.
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2.5/5 rDev -32.2%
04-03-2013 17:49:49 | More by chugamugofsud
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4/5 rDev +8.4%
Very deep amber with orange and ruby tints. Some haze. Pours a nice, full 1/2" cream colored head with fair retention, although it ultimately drops to a thin, whispy surface and light collar. It does, however, leave an exceptionally full lace. Nice hoppy aroma of earthy, grassy, piney, citrusy hops (more Centennial than Cascade) backed by a lightly sweetish caramel-tinged malt. The body is medium-full with a limited carbonation level that gives it a softy creamy mouthfeel. The flavor starts right up front with a Centennial hop flavor wrapped in dense maltiness. There's not alot of fruitiness in here at all. It warms to reveal some caramel maltiness as it crosses the palate, and finishes with a rousing bitterness followed by a lingering earthiness from both malt and hops. The long finish highlights the wet pine, resiny hop qualties. Some alcohol does become apparent throughout the pint and the hop bitterness and flavor builds in the mouth. Definitely American in character - all about hops. Somewhat filling. Bold. Aggressive; maybe lacking a little finesse. Still, a very well done beer. Full of character that stops just short of going straight over the edge.
08-27-2002 09:25:14 | More by NeroFiddled
4.33/5 rDev +17.3%
This is an APA with muscles. Strong piney, resiney hop aroma, flavors. Any kind of malt flavors are there just as a supporting role and are quickly overshadowed by the main act, hops. A very enjoyable beer.
06-05-2002 06:24:15 | More by pbrian
3.55/5 rDev -3.8%
A pleasant to the eye copper color as it sets in the glass, the head crowning the beer with the appropriate presence and the lace that remains clings nicely to the glass. Dominated by the malt with some aromatic floral tones and the Pale Ale archetypal citrus crispness to seal off the nose. Front is sweet, the top is lanky with a big hop punch at the finish and the carbonation moderate the aftertaste hop bitter and quite dry, certainly no SNPA, but a good Pale Ale in its own right.
12-18-2002 09:28:10 | More by Gusler
4.22/5 rDev +14.4%
Light copper hue w/ good clarity. A few yeast aggregates in suspension. The well - retained head leaves a rough lace. Citrusy, pleasantly piney hop nose. The volatile hop oils evaporate quickly then a slight hint of fruity esters emerges along w/ biscuit malt flavors. Smooth mouthfeel w/ a firm malt body. Hop bitterness is quite assertive for style and quite enjoyable. Malt notes are light and are comprised mostly of bready malt flavors-- caramel malt sweetness is masked by the high hop bitterness. Hop flavor is of course citrusy from the Cascade and Centennial, but woody notes from the Northern Brewer add complexity. The finishes is of lingering bitterness, and sweetness just on the tip of the tongue. Harvest Pale Ale is an enjoyable APA, w/ superlative hopping. With more malt complexity this would be outstanding.
05-29-2002 18:52:26 | More by marc77
4.33/5 rDev +17.3%
copper bronze, clear, light carbonation, good creamy head.
Aroma of hops, hint of bread dough, very pleasant
Nice mouthfeel, hoppy as hell, pleasantly bitter. Hoppy bitterness with malty sweetness in good balance for my taste. Great flavor. (I love the taste of the Cascade and Centenial hops used here)
Very nice Pale Ale, quite drinkable. More, please.
01-16-2003 08:33:11 | More by texascarl
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2.88/5 rDev -22%
Labeled as a pale but it looks more like an amber. Hops up front and as the brewer says "assertive hop finish" and not balanced with natural sweetness. Low carbonation, not much of a head. The ABV is 6.2%.
06-28-2002 15:57:31 | More by jdhilt
3.3/5 rDev -10.6%
Dark Gold color, medium head. Aroma is malty and fruity. A medium bodied Pale Ale, somewhat fruity, slightly sweet, balanced with a sharp citrusy hoppyness. Crisp and refreshing. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and crisp. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.
08-24-2003 03:43:22 | More by beerguy101
4.22/5 rDev +14.4%
Pils style schooner glass at their Marina restaurant, Harvest Pale Ale is a very hazy, rusty gold, with a thin off-white collar. Served ice cold.
Smell is fruity apricot esters and caramel, on the softer side, it really smells a lot like unburnt incense as it warms, very nice - where's the drum circle?
Taste is strong malt, spicy hops, fresh and grassy. Estery, with a caramel, malty tang, although it's to hoppy to be sweet. Nice citrus hops flavor and aftertaste without being to bitter, this is very yummy. Slight detraction for a bit of a tangy, boozy aftertaste.
Mouthfeel is oliy, dry and crisp, with a medium body.
Drinkability is very high, this is a damn tasty pale ale, probably one of my favorites for the style (although I only had it once, so that is hard to claim).
07-18-2008 19:49:45 | More by ccrida
4.03/5 rDev +9.2%
Bottle purchased today at Huckleberry's in Spokane for $1.29. First time I've seen bottles of this here (I've sampled and reviewed this on-tap via a growler bought at the brewery in Pasco). The downside was that there were no bottles of Ice Harbor's Stout. So I bought a mixed 6pk, 1/2 IH Pale, the other IH Red. I support this brewery because it's across the Columbia River from my hometown of Kennewick (and will soon be moving into new digs about a mile from my folks' house), and because so far, I find their beers tasty (though I've heard their barleywine ain't so great).
This poured a bronze-gold color, with a big, fluffy white head that took several minutes to drop. Lots and lots of lacing remained.
Smell is of piney hops, mostly, with a subordinate sweet maltiness. The hops are the stars here, but not to an overpowering degree.
Taste is of pine and citrus, with the pine being more dominant. The sweet maltiness is very much in the background, providing a balance but little else. For whatever reason, I think I picked up more maltiness when I got a growler of this. I don't mind the difference, it's tasty either way, but I'm curious what causes the difference. This tastes like a toned down version of their IPA, which, I suppose, is just how it should. Definitely an American Pale here, as opposed to the less hoppy but still tasty English style.
Mouthfeel is slightly oily - nowhere near as oily as an Anchor OSA (the first beer that inspired me to use the term "oily') - but still noticeable. I think the thickness is about right for a pale ale, but it would probably be too much for a macro pilsener drinker, as it's definitely a beer, not "beerified" water.
This would make a great session beer. I can definitely see myself pairing this with meat just off the grill on a hot summer day. Visit the brewery if you happen to be in the Tri-Cities, as the beers are quite tasty.
04-18-2004 00:04:33 | More by woemad
3.88/5 rDev +5.1%
I bought a six-pack of Ice Harbor Harvest Pale at the brewpub, poured in t0 a pint glass.
Pours a deep gold/bronze color and is cloudy after the sediments are summoned from the bottom of the bottle. One of the darker pale ales I have seen. A modest white head forms, but dissipates leaving minimal lacing.
The smell is a sweet sugary fragrance like caramel or molasses.
Taste is good, a sweet cereal flavor up front, with a mildy bitter hop finish. A bit of a caramel flavor in the mix as well.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, but not cloying. Probably not a real thirst quencher, but a nice mouthful.
A very drinkable pale. Probably not a great hot summer day brew, but I'll have to get some next summer just to be sure. I'll have this again.
01-07-2008 00:32:47 | More by RJLarse
3/5 rDev -18.7%
06-08-2014 21:09:49 | More by stript
4/5 rDev +8.4%
A: Poured a golden color with good carbonation and a nice white head
S: Nose is carame, hops, fruits like citrus
T: Some citrus, caramel, nice subtle hops, crisp
M: Minimal booze, crisp, well carbonated
D: Good and tasty, not bad and would recommend or try again
08-25-2010 03:07:56 | More by barleywinefiend
3.98/5 rDev +7.9%
I sampled this beer at the brew pub in Kennewick, WA while on a sampling adventure with imacoug.
A: Very light amber with a bone white head and moderate lacing.
S: It had a light malt aroma with a distinct floral hop accent.
T: It had a light malty sweetness followed by a bitting hop flavor. The hops were more floral than bitter and as the drink progressed the hops receded into the background and the malts emerged as the dominate flavor.
M: Light body with a clean crisp finish.
D: Nice balanced brew that is easy to drink long into the night.
11-06-2007 19:01:59 | More by dnichols
3.18/5 rDev -13.8%
A modest but drinkable ale with a slight meaty aroma, strong carbonation, and an eclipsed head trailing a string or two of lace. The taste has casual malt sweetness followed by (from the Ice Harbor menu) an assertive hop finish. Sounds familiar, but its hard to go wrong with the standard model if its done well. I found the yeast elements a bit intrusive and might have preferred a bit of cleaning there, but Harvest still balances on the plus side.
10-20-2007 20:29:18 | More by RedDiamond
Harvest Pale Ale from Ice Harbor Brewing Company
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But, the Wild Mouse was different. Instead of a forty seat 'train' of heavy cars all connected together like some rolling centipede, like the rollaer coaster, the Wild Mouse was basically a couple of seats in a little bucket on wheels. It was suspended about a hundred feet above the ocean cliffs. As soon as it began moving it was clear that its appearance of dilapidation, and potential catastrophic failure was no illusion. You could feel all of the loosened bolts that were supposed to hold it together, all of the gaps in the uneven sections of track, and the huge amount of slack between the wheels holding the car on the track brought about by the years of tremendous forces having taken their toll. Within the first fifty feet of the ride you were convinced that you had made a terrible mistake, and you were now in danger of losing your life. About that time, you realized that the track ahead was about to take a 90 degree turn, and your bucket was travelling way too fast. It slammed into the turn, the car tilting a good three or four inches off of the track, with enough force to practically throw you out of the car to your death on the surf-foamed rocks a hundred feet below. That kind of risk to life and limb continued, time after time, until the car thankfully came to a halt, back where it had begun. Shaken, happy to be alive, and in need of a change of underwear, you jumped out and made a mad dash for the end of the line to take your next ride on the Wild Mouse.
Some basketball teams are like the roller coaster. They take you way up, and then plummet into valleys making turns with great speed. They are fun and exciting. But there is always the comfort of knowing that everything is under control.
But, the Miners season has been like riding the Wild Mouse. With every game, our NCAA Tournament lives have been on the line. The games have taken us to the high of handing the Aggies their worst beatdown in their history at the Pan Am Center, to the depression of them coming to El Paso to beat the hell out of us. Back up we go to the big leads over ranked teams only to watch those games slip away. The Penders lead Houston team, and it is hard to say which is disliked more, Penders or his team, handed us our only loss in conference play, taking us to a real low point in the ride. An overtime game in Alabama took us right to the edge. We rode to the top with a win over Memphis, and rolled past UCF at breakneck speed. Over, and over, this team has scared the you know what out of us, made us think they might be coming apart to dash us on the rocks. But, somehow, someway, the team has always held together, leaving us breathless, and grinning from ear to ear. The final game of the year was a fitting end to the regular season ride. One last, great, thrill before the end.
It's time to run for the line again. The Wild Mouse leaves the platform again next Thursday at 8 pm MST, at the BOK Center in Tulsa. Make sure that you have your seat belt cinched down real tight. It's always one hell of a thrill ride.


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Top Teachers: Jill Morris
Pemeberton E.S., first grade
On her first day as a teacher, Jill Morris stood outside her classroom door, greeting children with a wide smile as they came down the hallway. One little girl stopped, looked up at Morris, then looked down. . . and threw up on Morris' shoes.
It was an inauspicious start, to be sure, but it didn't faze the young teacher.
"The nurturing side of me kicked in quickly, and I picked her up and didn't really care about the mess on my feet," she recalled.
The years since that day in Fairfax County have been smoother sailing, and Morris has distinguished herself as a caring, thoughtful teacher during her seven years at Henrico's Pemberton Elementary, where she teaches first grade.
"No matter who I have in my classroom, I want them to feel loved and valued and know that there is someone in their corner," she said. "No matter who walks through my door, I'm their champion."
First-graders bring Morris much joy because of their wide-eyed love of school and of learning. Her students are excited about using computers, taking pictures and recording their voices for presentations.
"When a group of students smile, that means a lot," Morris said.
Parents, including one who nominated Morris, have noticed her efforts.
"She goes out of her way to check on her past students to make sure they are still on the path to success," one nominator wrote. "Jill volunteers her time to help with the school plays and musicals. This takes a huge amount of her personal time, but she is there to support the children and make them the best they can be."
Morris has been in charge of the backstage crew for the school's musical, which are produced every other year.
"You get an opportunity to see a student shine when maybe they wouldn't in the classroom," she said.
She experienced that firsthand several years ago when she convinced one student to participate in that year's musical, even though he wasn't sure he was talented enough. His enthusiasm for the role was evident throughout, though, and his mother told Morris how thankful she was for the teacher's encouragement.
"He stood there beaming as his mother told me that," Morris recalled. "He was so proud."
A few weeks later, the boy's mother died. He moved out of state to live with his aunt, who wrote Morris a letter explaining how much the experience – and the lasting memory of his mother's pride – meant to the boy. The next year, the boy came back to visit and gave Morris a big hug.
"Those are the touching moments that you will never forget as a teacher," she said.
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To help celebrate twenty years of service to advocating for abused and neglected children in Henrico County, Henrico Court Appointed Special Advocates, Inc. (CASA) will host an evening with bestselling author K.L. Randis on Tuesday, Aug. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Belmont Recreation Center in Lakeside.
Randis is best known for her bestselling novel, Spilled Milk, which tells her painful – but ultimately triumphant – personal story of abuse and of child abuse prevention. The book is her first novel.
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The Ambassador of the Philippines to the United States Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. attended the Ninth Annual Filipino Festival at Our Lady of Lourdes Church earlier this month. Cuisia (pictured above with festival performers) was welcomed by County Manager John Vithoulkas and Brookland District Supervisor Dick Glover (below) at the church, which is located in Lakeside.
While enjoying some of the cultural performances at the festival, the ambassador and his wife had a private lunch with Vithoulkas, Glover, Eldon Burton (an outreach representative from U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner's Office) and Father James Begley, the pastor of OLL. > Read more.
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The center is seeking designs for:
• Illumination 2014 – A Festival of Trees: Artists can celebrate the holiday season by creating a one-of-a-kind Christmas tree filled with decorations to suit any unique or traditional theme. Past trees exhibited have included Buzz Lightyear; HEROES; Santa tree; Musicology; and many others. > Read more.
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There are several fun events planned for families this weekend. CMoR Central will offer free admission to those who have completed their HCPL Summer Reading Club goal; Walkerton Tavern is hosting a family game night; and family-friendly karaoke will take place at Aunt Sarah's. Families can also get Movin' & Groovin' at Dorey Park or purchase children's books at Tuckahoe Library. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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I have been saying it for awhile. Finally we have are RB who is still averaging over five yards per carry and not on plays that are 3rd and 15. Charles in alot of ways resembles Chriss Johnson. Charles showed off his speed on several plays. Charles has shown promise on KR but after Sunday its aparant we need him fresh to carry the load. We have got to get someone else in there. I am still waiting to see Lance Long get a chance.
The O-line showed that they are average and not as horrible as LJ the WRs have made them look. With the addition of Charles to the starting rotation, Chambers, Lance Long and Pope the O showed some life.
I saw better play all the way around Sunday. We were better in every phase of the game. 3rd down was still terrible and still to long consistantly. Cassel actually had some good plays and nice touch passes to go along with his bad ones. He had his best game. Showed a GLIMPS of light at the end of the tunnel.
Chambers for the second week in a row made me happy he is here. It looks to me like he is making Bowe pick it up alittle as well so THANK YOU to Chriss Chambers! Lance Long does his job is looking good and Bradley had a decent game again but had a bad drop. Pope had a penalty or two but gave us an actual blocker at TE Sunday and is a player that is making us better.
The play calling on both sides of the ball was improved Sunday but could be better. Overall I was satisfied with the way the game was managed. There were a couple plays the players missed that would of made it look alot better.
On D we had are best game. It was not tight in the secondary all day and we still gave up a big play in the run game, but our Rookies showed major strides. Our NTs both had a pretty good game. The LBs had the best performance of the year so far.


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I'm amazed to see such little talk here about the actual game still on the schedule. I don't give a rat's ass what the NFL or the Vikings think. I don't care what Colts fans think. We've waited 43 years to get to this game. Who knows when the next time will be. I want this win - this year. For the city of New Orleans, the fans like us, and the guys on this team.
Bobby McCray - I hope by the end of this week all of us here at the Chronic will pony up enough cash to cover any fines you may incur this week.
I want to see Peyton whining just like he did when Belichick's DBs used to rough him and his receivers up. I'm thinking that I need to be able to handle watching two drive extending 15 yard roughing the QB penalties in the 1st half by our D.
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Ryan Dempster Will Not Be Starting Saturday Against Blue Jays
Ryan Dempster is not in Toronto and is away from the Texas Rangers for personal reasons. Roy Oswalt has been slotted in his place. The British Columbia native has not pitched in Canada since April 2002 against the Expos in Montreal (his last start against the Expos was in Puerto Rico) and has never pitched in Toronto.


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The Roger Clemens trial came to an abrupt end Thursday morning as Judge Reggie Walton declared a mistrial following the government's introduction of inadmissible evidence. The government showed video that included Rep. Elijah Cummings reading from Laura Pettitte's affidavit regarding comments Clemens made to her husband, Andy Pettitte, which Andy in turn told Laura. This double hearsay was ruled inadmissible prior to the trial.
Judge Walton has set a hearing for September 2 to determine whether the government will be allowed to re-try the case. The defense has 10 days to file a motion to prevent such a re-trial and it's safe to say Rusty Hardin will be getting that motion in as soon as possible.
Now that the trial has been terminated, the primary question that arises is whether double jeopardy would apply. The Fifth Amendment protects citizens from being prosecuted twice for the same crime. In a criminal case jeopardy generally attaches once the jury has been empanelled. In the Clemens case, the jury was empanelled and the government had already called multiple witnesses when they introduced the inadmissible evidence.
While jeopardy attached, Judge Walton's decision to declare a mistrial will likely allow the government to re-try the case. In US vs. Perez (22 U.S. 579), the U.S. Supreme Court held that a second trial does not violate a defendant's constitutional rights as long as the trial judge has declared a mistrial in the first proceeding based on "manifest necessity." The Court did not have a specific formula for determining this necessity other than to say the trial judge needed to exercise sound discretion.
In plain terms, the government will likely be allowed to re-try the case as the mistake could be viewed as inadvertent. We'll know more after the September 2 hearing, but I'd predict we can expect this circus to start back up later in the fall.


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Teaches nonprofits how to add passionate voices to their cause, get volunteers to engage, and raise funds to support their mission
"Our goal is to educate the nonprofit community on how they can grow their organization and build a community of advocates through social media."
WALTHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Social media marketing experts from Constant Contact®, Inc. (NASDAQ: CTCT) and Facebook® will present a free webinar, "Four Steps to Grow Your Nonprofit with Facebook Marketing," on Thursday, September 13, 2012 at 1 PM EDT. Presented by Mark Schmulen, general manager of social media at Constant Contact, and Ryan McGarry, national client partner at Facebook, the interactive webinar will provide nonprofits with steps they can take to build a fan base, engage an audience, and create large-scale word of mouth on Facebook. Register at: http://www.constantcontact.com/facebook-nonprofits.
The one-hour session, which is the second in the series, features:
"Most nonprofits face two common issues: reactivating their existing members and finding new donors and volunteers. The great news is that Facebook offers nonprofits an easy and affordable way to stay top of mind with existing members and to inspire them to share the organization's message with friends and family," said Schmulen. "Our goal is to educate the nonprofit community on how they can grow their organization and build a community of advocates through social media."
Every attendee of the live webinar will receive an invitation to run a free Social Campaign with Constant Contact. For full details on this giveaway, please go to http://www.constantcontact.com/facebook-nonprofits.
Following the webinar, Constant Contact will host a live Facebook Chat. To participate, go to www.facebook.com/constantcontact.
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Constant Contact wrote the book on Engagement Marketing™ - the new marketing success formula that helps small organizations create and grow customer relationships in today's socially connected world. More than half a million small businesses, nonprofits and associations worldwide use the company's online marketing tools to generate new customers, repeat business, and referrals through email marketing, social media marketing, event marketing, local deals, digital storefronts, and online surveys. Only Constant Contact offers the proven combination of affordable tools and free KnowHow, including local seminars, personal coaching and award-winning product support. The company further supports small organizations through its extensive network of consultants/resellers, technology providers, franchises and national associations.
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PC Power & Cooling PSU Powers the Maximum PC Dream Machine for the Ninth Consecutive Year
Sunnyvale, California, USA, July 26th, 2007
OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability PC components, today announced that the Silencer® 750 Quad power supply from PC Power & Cooling has been chosen by leading technology publication Maximum PC to power its 2007 annual "Dream Machine." The famed "Dream Machine" is a high-performance computer system built each year by Maximum PC to represent the ultimate in cutting-edge hardware and performance. Representing the pinnacle of power management innovation and reliability, PC Power & Cooling power supplies have been chosen to power every Maximum PC "Dream Machine" since 1999. Nine consecutive power supplies have powered the annual "dream" build, including the Turbo-Cool 425 ATX (1999), the Turbo-Cool 850 (2005), and now the Silencer 750 Quad (2006 and 2007).
Selected to power this ultimate machine two years running, the Silencer 750 Quad is designed to offer consumers a combination of high output capacity and quiet power management. Delivering 750 Watts of continuous power and 825 Watts of peak power, the Silencer 750 Quad is a high-efficiency PSU with a single 12V rail design for effective power distribution. If noise is a concern, the Silencer series is engineered to quietly perform, with up to 90% (10dB) less noise per watt.
"...this SLI/CrossFire-ready PSU delivers more than enough juice. Even better, the unit uses a single-rail design to power all components," states the official Dream Machine article, published in the September 2007 issue of Maximum PC. "While other PSU-makers sport multiple rails, which don't make efficient use of resources, the Silencer 750 Quad puts the power where you need it."
"We are proud of the fact that Maximum PC has recognized the performance and reliability of our products for nine consecutive years," said Doug Dodson, CTO of Power Management for PC Power & Cooling and OCZ. "With dozens of PC Power & Cooling power supplies used in their labs over the years without a single failure, the editors at Maximum PC know they can count on our power supplies to deliver the reliability and performance these ultimate machines need."
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MUKWONAGO, Wisconsin (WXOW) - Students across Wisconsin were challenged recently to create healthier meals with dairy foods and vegetables. In this segment of Wisconsin Dairy News see how their new creations are "Whipping Up Wellness" at their schools!
It may not be kitchen stadium, but these amateur chefs are definitely under a tight deadline to cook a tasty nutritious meal. The Department of Public Instruction sponsored a recent cook-off challenging teens to prepare a meal that had to fit specific criteria.
"The judges are going to be looking at appearance, taste, originality, the number of Wisconsin products that were being incorporated, as well as nutrition, as well as feasibility for a school district to use the recipe," says Alicia Dill, an Educational Consultant for the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.
The goal is to empower students by giving them the knowledge and skills to prepare healthy meals and learning hands-on cooking techniques.
"It's not so much what the kids prepare; it's what they're learning in the preparation of it," says Retired Executive Chef from Wisconsin's Department of Public Instruction, Monique Hooker.
Recipes were judged on nutritional quality, incorporation of local ingredients, ease of use by school food service, and presentation. The recipes could not include nuts, meat, poultry, and fish but - had to include milk, yogurt, or Wisconsin cheese.
"These kids are using things like basil and mint, you know, things that probably wouldn't be cooked with routinely, so we're really hoping that it's going to generate some new eating habits, trying new foods," says Alicia.
Students were definitely trying new things. And they learned that foods such as cheese could enhance a dish in many new ways.
"You get the nice saltiness of the fresh cheeses as opposed to the aged cheese where you get the sharpness. It really is a good contrast," says Ben Nelson a Senior at Mukwonago High School.
The winning dish was a casserole made with whole wheat pasta, tomato sauce, spinach, grated carrots and zucchini and of course, Wisconsin Mozzarella cheese!
"Four little girls who came up with this recipe, it was wonderful!" says Monique. "The flavors were delicious, and it could be adjusted, it had a lot of variety in it, they fit all the points!"
And that's Wisconsin Dairy News!
The winners of the recipe contest received a Target Gift Card funded by the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board, and the school received a huge banner to display in the cafeteria.
The recipes will also be added to a recipe book funded by DPI's team nutrition grant available by September 1st on their website.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
CHARLOTTE, NC (WBTV) - Charlotte Mecklenburg Police are keeping tabs on Charlotte businesses that may be in violation of the city's new noise ordinance.
The Charlotte City Council unanimously passed a city noise ordinance during a vote in June.
The approved compromise on the city's new ordinance tells the owners of neighborhood taverns to simply tone it down.
Previous article: Charlotte City Council approves new noise ordinance
According to police reports filed with CMPD, there were two separate instances over the Labor Day weekend that resulted in citations for two restaurants in the Elizabeth community.
Police were called to the Philosopher's Stone Tavern at the corner of East 7th Street and North Caswell Road just after 9 p.m. Sunday night in reference to a noise complaint.
Both Philosopher's Stone and Kennedy's Premium Bar and Grill were both in violation of the City Ordinance, police said. Each establishment received a citation.
Just 24 hours earlier on Saturday, police conducted spot checks for amplified sound in the 300 block of North Caswell Road, near Philosopher's Stone and Kennedy's.
Outdoor music is limited to 85 decibels during the day and 60 decibels at night, according to the Noise Ordinance.
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Promise of 18 new jobs after £2m deal with energy firm (From The Oxford Times)
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Promise of 18 new jobs after £2m deal with energy firm
10:00pm Thursday 10th July 2014 in News
A £2M deal brokered by the operator of a new waste incinerator plant due to start operating next month will create 18 jobs.
Viridor, which produces energy from household waste on behalf of Oxfordshire County Council at the new Ardley facility, has signed a 15-year contract with Raymond Brown Aggregates to process ash, a by-product of the incineration process, and turn it into materials for use in road construction and similar activities.
Mark Isaac, managing director of Southampton-based Raymond Brown Aggregates, said: "We look forward to developing a strong relationship with Viridor and sharing our knowledge and expertise."
Stuart Sim, of Viridor, added: "We are delighted to have Raymond Brown on board.
"The company's valuable knowledge and expertise will ensure at least 95 per cent of waste received into our new facility will be diverted from landfill."
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If it's landfill diversion you want, how much of the 95% could be reused, recycled or composted? And how much of the 5% will be so toxic that it needs to go to a special hazardous landfill?
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Last week, over 70% of civilian personnel at the Minot Air Force Base were furloughed due to the government shutdown.
While a partial shutdown is still in effect, all 350 civilians have been reinstated.
Civilian personnel were brought back on board after U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel approved call backs for those holding positions deemed critical for supporting the mission of service members.
Recently, civilian employees learned they would be able to come back to work.
Today is their first day back on the job.
One civilian employee affected by the furlough says the civilians are currently making up for lost time.
(Kiley Swopes, MAFB Public Affairs)"Everybody's busy trying to get caught up from what they missed, but for the most part everybody's glad the civilians are back and the civilians are excited to be back."
Swopes says civilian personnel will receive pay for the days they were furloughed; however, when that compensation will be distributed has yet to be determined.
Minot Police say Sophia Pepple of New Town was struck by a pickup and killed about 6:25pm Sunday.
In addition, both had recently been released from state prison.
A two-year-old child was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Minot Sunday evening.
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by Karen Leitze, EVP/Research and Strategic Planning Director
Your research shows you have a strong product benefit to convey and consumers say they like your advertising. But you're still not seeing the results you'd hope for.
Where else do you look to improve communications effectiveness? If your advertising isn't working as well as you'd like, is it because it's not designed to work the way the brain works? Consider this – every buying decision starts with neurons firing in the customer's brain. And as much as 95% of decision-making happens unconsciously[1].
Today, thanks to brain science advances, we know much more than we used to about how to make the "magic" of compelling communications happen more reliably. Behavioral Economics is changing the way we think about consumer behavior because it helps us understand what is happening in that invisible 95% of brain activity.
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So the real problem was the way the decision to ask for a wish was "framed". Framing is an important Behavioral Economics principle referring to the filter through which a person views choices. With that insight, we re-framed the wish-granting process as being an opportunity for sick children to forget, at least for a short time, about being sick. It was about living, not dying. We developed communications focused on conveying the positive and hopeful experience of granting a wish to a sick child and his family. Wishes granted, volunteerism and donations soared for the organization.
4) Are you battling against unconscious factors such as the power of the default choice?
When consumers are habitually purchasing a competitive brand, it's very challenging to break them from their routine. The key is creating an emotional reaction with your communication. We pay attention to and store in memory what emotionally moves us. Have you identified the type of emotional response that can break through and help your audience remember your brand message?
5) Do you understand how consumer values their options?
What consumers value most may not be consistent with an option's actual economic value. For example, multiple experimenters have demonstrated that consumers are likely to value an offer of something for "free" more than an offer featuring an equivalent dollar value discount. Recently, we validated this principle for one of our clients in their holiday ecommerce efforts. A free offer consistently outperformed offers with a dollar value equivalent or even more than the free offer. How many travelers stop to calculate whether an airline offering to check one bag for free actually ends up costing them less in the context of the total ticket price?
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This starts with understanding the rules that consumers use as short cuts in their decision-making process. If you can discern the "heuristics" or underlying rules that are operating in your category, you can better develop communications that work with the way decisions are really happening.
Just watch consumers shopping for carpet, and you will quickly notice that few of them scrutinize the technical information about the fibers or construction. Instead, most rely on feeling the carpet with their hand as a short-cut to tell them whether or not it is "quality." Once you know how decisions are happening, you can line up the steps of the decision process with your message and media strategies to move customers along the path to purchase.
Smart marketers have always known intuitively that understanding "human nature" creates real business results. We're using Behavioral Economics and learnings from other fields of brain science to consistently create compelling messages based on the way the brain works – and that means greater return on your marketing dollars. I hope you'll call me at 412-562-2000 or email (email@example.com) if you'd like to explore how Behavioral Economics can help you re-think how you talk to your customers.
[1] Neale Martin, "Habit: The 95% of Behavior Marketers Ignore"


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Cupcakes and MMA don't typically go together, however, if one is referring to Lloyd "Cupcake" Woodard, a strong case can be made for the union. With an impressive, submission win via kimura over Patricky Freire that resulted in an arm fracture, Woodard will advance in the Bellator lightweight tournament to meet Rick Hawn on April 20. In a recent interview, Lloyd discussed his upcoming bout with Hawn, and the importance of a rematch with Bellator lightweight champion, Michael Chandler.
TR: Have you been made aware of the extent of damage to Freire's arm?
LW: I remember when I was twerking on it, I felt the weird, crunching, kind of twisting noise. I was told that he has a mild fracture, and that it might have gotten dislocated. Last I heard, they were going to Houston to get an MRI on it.
TR: He could have tapped a little sooner, but chose to take the hard way and wait. How do you feel about that?
LW: When I had that figure four around his head, I knew I was going to get it then, but he made me go on and break that thing. You gotta do what you gotta do. You gotta get paid.
TR: You called out Chandler in your post fight interview. Are you looking past Rick Hawn in anticipation of that rematch?
LW: I've got one more tough guy in front of me, and I'm not looking past him, but I know I trained really hard, and I'm going to continue to train really hard. I'm going to go in there and fight him just as hard as I fight all my fights. That said, Chandler is the only guy to defeat me on my record, and I'm definitely out there to get him. I keep telling him that, because he was there. I told him, 'You're going to have number two, and it's going to be a good one.'
TR: Was it a tremendous ego boost for you, getting a submission win over a Nogueira black belt?
LW: I don't think it's that big a boost. No offense to him, but he's from Brazil, and I'm a mountain man. You get a Brazilian beach boy in against a mountain man, the mountain man wins every time.
TR: Bjorn Rebney tweeted out that your fight was the fight of the year for him. How did that make you feel?
LW: It was awesome. I told him when the Bellator video game comes out, that I want them to make sure my mustache moves when I move. That's all I want [laughs].
TR: How would you describe your fighting style?
LW: I don't really have any specialties. I'm not like a blackbelt at this, or amazing at that, so all I can do is fight my heart out, and that's what I come out to do. I don't work hard to go in there and just score a win. I work hard so I can go in there and fight hard. I know as long as I fight hard, I'm going to be happy. I think people appreciate somebody that goes in there and really pushes the pace and keeps the action going. If I wanted to see a staring contest, I'd just go watch chess.
TR: What did you think of Rick Hawn's performance, and do you plan to make any adjustments to your game plan for him?
LW: I plan to do the same thing. He's an Olympic judo guy, so I've got to watch out for that, and get in close to try to throw my knees, but other than that, I'm just going to go in there and push the pace. I come to fight, and I hope he does, too. We're going to have a war. I already know it.
TR: Hawn has a good knockout ratio on his record, despite having numerous accolades in judo. Do you think his stand-up will present as much of a danger to you as his ground game?
LW: I would say that I have a strong beard [laughs]. This mustache gives me extra padding, so if he hits me hard, that's just going to motivate me to hit him harder. Right before I got that big knee on Patricky, he landed a big one on me to the gut, and I felt it. It hurt, but all that did was make me mad, and make me want to get him right back. I got him with that little knee to the head, and was able to get it down to the ground where I finished him off. I'm just competing. If he takes me down, I'm going to take him down. If he hits me hard, I'm going to try to take his block off. That's what it's about.
TR: You're a pretty big lightweight, but have been making this weight longer than Hawn. Do you feel that puts you at an advantage, since he's just come down to this weight and only has one fight there?
LW: Yeah, when I'm not in training camp, I'll walk around at about 199. I'll usually start the real cut when I'm at 185, and the day before, I try to be within 10 pounds. With him dropping down, I just think he's not used to doing it yet, and I've been doing it since the second fight of my professional career. It's not a real big thing to me, though. He's dropping down, and I'm just like, 'Come on down here, and I'll show you what I've got.'
TR: Obviously, winning the title is the ultimate goal, but is avenging your loss just as important to you?
LW: The belt isn't necessarily the most important thing. I just want to go out there and be the best that I can be. I mean, I definitely want the belt. I want to have that gold at the end of my career to look at and show my kids, but other than that, I'm just here to have a good time for myself, and I have a blast doing it. I'm truly thankful and honored that other people like it too, and that they can enjoy my fights.
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