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Oaked Arrogant Bastard Ale - Stone Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 4,815 | Reviews: 1,829 | Display Reviews Only:
3.9/5 rDev -7.1%
Served in a tumbler.
You are not oaked worthy! Still, it pours a semi-murky garnet topped by a finger of dirty ecru foam. The nose comprises the standard fare of pine and grapefruit, along with a decent blast of flowers, a solid contingent of caramel, and a small amount of, you guessed it, oak in the background. The taste followed very similarly, with the oak playing a nice supporting role to the other aforementioned elements. Nothing overbearing, which is refreshing in these days of o'erblown wood-aging nonsense. The body is a solid medium, with a light moderate carbonation and a sorta dry finish. Overall, a very nice brew, though I'm not sure I would necessarily take it over the normal Bastard on a regular basis.
02-22-2011 04:12:37 | More by TMoney2591
3.5/5 rDev -16.7%
11-14-2011 23:20:07 | More by westcoastbeerlvr
4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
Re-reviewing based on a fresh bottle that just arrived in Chicago. Just goes to show how important freshness is...
Copper reddish color, billowing tan foam. Great retention and visually appealing.
Definite oak in the nose, fruity and woody a trace of brown sugar. Flavor is also oak-forward with moderate hop presence, not as bitter as Arrogant Bastard, toned down from the oak aging. Resiny pine hop bitterness resonates in the aftertaste, with drying oak notes. The wood has a fruity note too, hard to describe, but it reminds me of cantaloupe. A trace touch of the abv, but not distracting. Easy enough to have one or two, but not one to have more of. I'm slowly sipping this one.
Glad I gave it a second chance...
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 4 | drink: 2.5
12 oz. bottle, obtained through questionable channels...
Pours a nice reddish brown with good clarity. Sheets of lace coat the sides of the goblet. Skim of foam remains for the duration, and foam has a rich, dense quality.
Smells lightly of grassy hops, slight bubblegum.
Taste leads off with a strange artificial rubber/plastic taste, before moving into hoppy territory. Doesn't have a signature oak-aged character, just seems a bit off. Mouthfeel is big like an IIPA, rich and full. Bitterness is present, not overwhelming...nicely assertive with residual herbal dryness.
Can't finish the bottle, i'm guessing it's an off batch, or inferior oak chips. The initial taste is pretty unsettling.
04-02-2010 00:53:57 | More by emerge077
4.45/5 rDev +6%
A - Poured out a clear, burgundy color with a three-finger, fluffy, tan head of foam. The head was long lasting and left tons of patchy intricate lace.
S - Good aroma. Citrusy hops with floral notes. Sweet caramel with a touch of boozy alcohol.
T - Orange and other citrus flavors come through with a mild bitterness. Lots of sweet caramel and light roasted malt flavors provide a good backbone. Then to top it all off there are oak, bourbon and vanilla flavors.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium bodied beer with a slight alcohol heat.
D - This was a really great tasting beer. It is so good in so many ways. It is nice to try a 'hyped" beer that really delivers.
07-21-2010 13:55:57 | More by zeff80
4.28/5 rDev +1.9%
2006 release.
Poured into a Stone IPA glass, Oaked Arrogant Bastard has a dark mahogany hue, rich head and moderate carbonation. The nose is all oak and hops.
The flavor is rich and complex - the malt comes out first, followed by vanilla, oak, and citrus hops. Smooth on the palate, full-bodied, creamy, and extremely drinkable for such a potent beer.
Highly recommended for fans of extremely flavorful, rich, full-bodied beers. I prefer this slightly over this year's Double Bastard.
11-16-2006 04:48:59 | More by largadeer
4/5 rDev -4.8%
11-27-2011 21:28:33 | More by JAHMUR
Alberta (Canada)
4.35/5 rDev +3.6%
Grabbed a bottle of this for my "let's see if this is the time my suitcase gives up the ghost because of beer" return from Austin, Texas a few months ago. As I'm attending a whisky appreciation event this evening, what better way (with beer, anyway) to start things off...
This beer pours a hazy medium dark reddish copper hue, with a few fingers of thick, puffy off-white head, that settles into a cap for a while, leaving remnants of lacing around the glass. The aroma - I can smell it sitting on the table across from me - is dark roasted malts, fruity, with an acrid woodiness. The taste is big caramel malt, wrapped in the flavours of slightly charred oak - vanilla, caramelized sugars, an herbal earthiness. Then the citrus grapefruit and pine hops come crashing down over all of this, not quite balancing things, but at least making certain that all participants are present and accounted for. The body is nice and heavy, sumptuous, a mild carbonation trickling through the morass, the finish relatively light, only a slight malt stickiness and lovely mild citrus hoppiness lingering. This is a pretty decent example of the oaked beer trend of late - would that I could have more than the one of this.
From what I can remember, I like the extra complexity of this beer versus the 'regular' (heh) offering, especially the additional perceived hop components. The oak doesn't change the nature of the base beer, as other oak-aged products seem to show - well, this is Arrogant Bastard we're talking about here, so not much of a surprise, I suppose.
03-01-2009 00:09:22 | More by biboergosum
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
This will be a fairly straightforward and simple, hedonistic review as I've already reviewed the straight Arrogant Bastard and so much has already been said about this beer.
Basically, I feel that the Bastard is already a full-throttle beer and the oak-aging is wasted on it. Sure, the oak is present (and it's drying, woody character does help to tone down and smooth the beast a bit), but does it really help to improve the character of the beer? I'd say not. It's different, but it's not better. And there's just too much going on to really enjoy the character of the wood (although it is oak-chips, right?). Good, but not great.
01-18-2005 01:54:37 | More by NeroFiddled
4/5 rDev -4.8%
07-14-2013 00:43:59 | More by SocalKicks
4/5 rDev -4.8%
Pours a murky brown with reddish hues that has a lighter tan head. Nose is mild alcohol with some mild hops. Overall not the kick in the nose I would have expected. Flavor is a combination of wood and a tingling alcohol presence. Hops are definitely there in a deep way. Feel has a lot of carbonation to it and the liquid is pretty well bodied. I have to say that I distinctly remember my first time trying Arrogant Bastard and it left an impression. This seems to be a far cry from it and I want to say it is more subdued. Decent, but not as great as I would expect it to be.
01-01-2008 03:28:00 | More by RblWthACoz
Rhode Island
4.78/5 rDev +13.8%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a deep reddish brown color, with a short off-white head that fades slowly and leaves a thick lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is a nice mix of floral hops, caramelized malts and some citrus.
T: The taste is very well-balanced with flavors of caramel & citrus sweetness and a strong hops presence, which seems slightly toned down compared to the regular Arrogant Bastard. There's a nice hearty malt backbone. The after-taste is slightly hoppy and slightly sweet.
M: Crisp and a little smoother than the original Arrogant Bastard, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is clean.
D: Very tasty, goes down quite easily, not too filling, nice kick, I always have high expectations for Stone beers and they have yet to disappoint me, with this beer I was very interested to see what difference the oak aging would make on an already great beer. It seems to me that it took a little bit of the harshness out and made an excellent beer even better.
05-04-2008 02:47:41 | More by TheManiacalOne
4.13/5 rDev -1.7%
A - Pours with a two finger head of tan foam on top of a clear, amber-brown body. The head settles slowly and leaves a nice, thick layer of lace on the glass.
S - An aroma of caramel malts with some molasses. Herbal hops and a woody note of toasted oak and a hint of sandalwood.
T - Rich, sweet malt up front with toffee and some light caramel. Herbal/pine hop flavors begin to appear in the middle with toasted oak and some spicy rye and mustard flavors from the interaction of the hops and dark malt. Finishes with dark caramel malt flavors as well as molasses and some cola notes. Strong bitterness balances out the significant malt and there is a hint of smoky, roasted grain that lingers with some cigar tobacco flavor and a slight hint of vanilla.
M - Medium-thick body, moderate carbonation, and a slightly sweet finish.
D - This beer has an interesting character that becomes quite complex in the finish and aftertaste. There are some nice, barleywine like notes from the interaction of the significant hop character with the dark malts and the lingering tobacco/smoke flavors are quite nice. My only complaint is that the oak character is quite subtle, when it seems like the beer would have held up to a much more intense oak character. I get a some oak in the aroma as the beer warms, but there is little woody taste. This is a shame because a stronger oak character would have worked nicely with the darkness of the finish and could have mitigated the slightly harsh bitterness that coats the palate. A very good beer, but it could be a really great beer with a little tweaking.
10-07-2010 06:32:57 | More by nickfl
West Virginia
4.38/5 rDev +4.3%
Not enough Stone to go around, I'm definitely glad they downed the portion size on this one from last year's 3L and draft releases of it. 12oz much more accessible to most of us East coasters, anyways it appearsa cloudy ruby amber brown with a large foaming beige toffee toned head looks good, real good leaves even lacing in a uniform fashion around my chalice. Aroma contains moderate oak with a piney hop edge and citrus grassy notes in there as well, touch of anise or other spice effect going on for me with mild vanilla softness overall hops shine and really unite with the alcohol great smelling brewski. Flvors is great mild sharp sweet malt caramel qualities with abrassive arrogant hop doses including herbal, pine, and mild citrus peel bursts definitely some woody character somewhat minty expression as well a somewhat tamed but oh so flavorful version of Arrogant Bastard. Mouthfeel is medium to fuller in body with strudy carbonation to carry all that the gravity, definitely coats the palate and gives you that I need to brush my teeth to get the enamel back to normal feel, due to the substantial oily hop resins flowing down the palate. Drinkability is actually amazing one of those rounded out Bastards is something I could go for anytime, I definitely need to pick up a few more.
01-24-2007 23:55:25 | More by WVbeergeek
4.63/5 rDev +10.2%
On tap at the Blind Tiger. Deep hazed brick red brown colour with a special looking lace … one bad ass looking beer. A mad but "oh so confident" oily hop aroma with a one-two slap of faint alcohol and sweetness says "who's your daddy". The minty hop flavour puts the tongue in a headlock and the it drops a pungent grapefruit dropkick to the palate. Malt is there for the three count and vague hints of wood leaves a puckering dizzy feeling. This beer was like a suplex off of the top rope for me.
03-16-2003 14:04:51 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev -4.8%
12 oz bottle into a mug.
Pours a clear dark copper with a couple fingers of rich light mocha colored head. This retains with a sturdy ½ finger of rich froth that coats the sides of the glass with thick sticky lacing. The wood pops a bit in the nose, quickly followed by faded notes of herbal, citric, and piney hops. Roast and sweet toffee flavors have some strength here as well and are being helped brought out by a bit of alcohol warmth.
The taste is similar, with moderate notes of herbal and bitter citric hops being surrounded by the woody and earthy accents of the oak. There is maybe a touch of sweet vanilla present here as well, which adheres to the stickiness of those caramel malts. The roast is very strong in this, leaving behind a roasty and burnt presence in the backend of the profile that trails some lingering char which mingles with a dry and tannic feeling finish. The mouthfeel is medium to fuller bodied with some crispness on the tongue and then more of a firm prickly creaminess that fills out the rest of the mouth. There is a little warmth here from the ABV, which mostly serves to draw out a lot of the roast and bitterness in this.
It's been a while since I've had this one and it was still pretty darn good. It's interesting how the aging not only adds the oak flavor to this but also diminishes the assertiveness of the hop profile a bit, really allowing the aggressive of the roast to come out. The oak aging smoothes this out some; but not nearly as much as you would think.
05-25-2012 14:39:49 | More by Kegatron
4.78/5 rDev +13.8%
Poured ruby red with a pillowy 2 fingers deep tan colored head. Great head retention & pretty good lacing
S: Rich biscuitty malt, then herbal & citrus hops move in. Smokeyness as it warms
T: Caramel, oakyness & dryness up front. Vanilla follows, along with herbal & citrus hops. Hints of cherry follow with some alcohol warming. Finishes dry, with hints of cherry & grapefruitty hops, that some how works
MF: Medium bodied, low carbonation & pretty good balance. Great smooth body
Drinks pretty easy, this is very tasty brew & somewhat complex, not sure I think this rates $16 a sixer though
(about $4-5 over priced IMO), a great, if overpriced beer from a brewery that usually is a pretty good value for the quality delivered
11-22-2006 06:47:34 | More by russpowell
Ontario (Canada)
4.45/5 rDev +6%
20th review - woohoo! Now I can post new brews on this site. Picked up a sixer in Madison on the way back from Darkness Day.
A - Attractive mahogany color with one fingers of tan foam that dissipates slowly into an attractive big-bubbled lace. A small amount of carbonation is visible.
S - Toffee and malt, oak, hops and citrus. I wish more ales were this rich in the olfactory arena. Unsurprisingly it smells like Arrogant Bastard but with a bit of oak...
T - Starts sweet, ends bitter. The oak is pretty understated - likely because it's just oak chips and not barrel-aging. Keeps all the positive elements of AB - malty caramel front palette morphing into a hoppy bitter IPA at the end. The wood really comes out at the beginning but is quickly overwhelmed by hops.
M - Resinous - smooth, but a little more watery than I like. The carbonation is pretty unobtrusive. Nothing too special here.
D - I can see why they come in sixers. The 7.2% doesn't really make an appearance, although I can't drank too many woody beers in an evening (as the recent FOBAB proved).
A nice variation on Arrogant Bastard - as much as I like roadtrippin' to Discount liquors...please Stone, come to Illinois!
11-18-2008 01:53:44 | More by MasterSki
4.13/5 rDev -1.7%
Clear crimson coloring, edging on darker maroonish, but a full, lush, creamy-toned head, leaving lace. I like it.
Aroma: cherries, whiskey, vanilla, berries, cognac, luscious and lovely. Wide open, deep, complex, mature, and heavenly.
Taste: vanilla jumps up first, smothers the palate with the flavor of that sweet bean, fruit flavors join in as well, but vanilla maintains it's dominance. Yums.
Medium mouthfeel, body, smooth, tasty, ...almost too smooth. But so delicious. If, maybe, too much vanilla. I like other things that arise from the flavors of various oak barrels.
Wait. Oak chips? Oak...chips? No barrells? Hmmm...
Tasty, delicious, ...I like it, but not as much as the Original A.B. So, sue me.
12-26-2006 07:44:13 | More by feloniousmonk
4/5 rDev -4.8%
Pretty much side by side with the regular arrogant bastard.
Poured from a bottle without a date into a becher. Beer is brown and hazy forms a thin off white head of medium bubbles that leaves some lacing on the glass. Carbonation is moderate.
Aroma is strong, lots of malts, nice hop character and a slight tinge of alcohol. This one has some woodsy, oak aroma to it, still smells good.
Still medium bodied and lots of carbonation. The flavor of the oak is there as well but the hops seem off in this one. The bitterness isn't matched with the original and I don't like it as much.
04-20-2010 03:23:13 | More by drabmuh
4.53/5 rDev +7.9%
Poured cool into a pint, picked up at Thirsty's in York.
A - A deep copper/burnished amber w/ a full khaki cap of about 2 fingers w/ a rocky consitency.
S - Bitter citrus notes w/ a light vanilla, woody aroma that has subtle smoke and plenty of oak odors. Slight candied malt scents are subdued beneath the big woody nose.
M - Big malty smoothness w/ dry oaky nuttiness and big NW hops adding piney sharpness.
T - Huge woody flavor w/ smoky toast notes and subtle fruity sweetness w/ caramel malt and a pine bite w/ citrus flavored hops. Fruit is cherry and fig-like w/ spicy nutmeg and clove notes. There are gentle hints of caramelized brown sugar and toffee rounding out the vast complexities in this extreme ale.
D - A boozy and intensely oak flavored ale, bery tasty w/ plenty of hops and flavor, yet not the most drinkable beer for my taste. This was paired w/ a salad my brother made w/ tons of ginger and lime w/ cilantro and scotch bonnets. There was also a garlic aioli w/ raw egg dijon mustard and chives with redskin roasted potatos- which was even more intense when paired w/ this ale. My brother tried to burn my mouth w/ a fiery orange habanero in the dressing and the oaked bastard seemed tame next to his full-on ginger lime dressing.
02-23-2008 00:24:46 | More by Slatetank
4.13/5 rDev -1.7%
finally ive obtained this. it pours a rich redwood color, clear and amber like tree sap. theres a head an inch or so tall just off white, but it relaxes to just patchy foam after a minute. the nose is less in my face than i thought itd be. its just mellow notes of mature oak, tart dried fruits, and aggressive west coast hops. theres more balance from some nice english caramel or red malts. its also calmed from its original version to an arguably less arrogant and more refined and sophisticated status, which i certainly appreciate. the hops are much more laid back, contributing more than just bitterness. the oak does wonders for this beer, and its definitely my favorite of the bastards. it has a great feel, full bodied but the carbonation is tame from the oak chips, and the finish is complex and refreshing at the same time. the alcohol is also not as evident, which i think is also a positive this time around. i really enjoyed this one.
09-20-2012 01:51:39 | More by StonedTrippin
New York
4.13/5 rDev -1.7%
The beer pours a ruby red color with a thick frothy offwhite head that lasts. The aroma is great. It has a smooth and mellowing scent that boasts of pale, crystal, and roasted malts along with a generous amount of hops and a mild oak aroma. The taste is good. It has an aggressive wood flavor up front as well as in the finish. It blends well with the bold malt and hop profile. The hop bitterness lends itself well to the oak flavor. The mouthfeel is good also. It is a full bodied beer with adequate carbonation. This is a wonderful version of an already great beer. I prefer the original, but this one is a good drinker as well.
10-02-2007 20:31:11 | More by WesWes
4/5 rDev -4.8%
First had: bottle from ?
I've had this a few times, but I'm not sure where I first tried it. Strange that I haven't reviewed it yet, but oh well.
Pours a dark brown with amber tints, a small, solid cap of white head that leaves some attractive lacing on the glass. Sweet aroma, caramel and malty goodness, boozy oak, vanilla. Taste follows the aroma, sweet caramel, burnt caramel, oak, hints of booze and vanilla, strong with a bitter finish infused with notes of citrus pith and pine needles. Mouthfeel is full but not too heavy. Another heavy hitter from Stone, very good overall, but not for lightweights.
01-28-2012 14:31:21 | More by Rifugium
4.47/5 rDev +6.4%
I had this on-tap at the Frisco Grille. It was poured into a goblet.
Appearance: It pours a cloudy amber/brown with one finger of off white head. There is a little bit of lacing.
Smell: I'm picking up a bit of sweetness from the malt along with some oak and vanilla. There is a little hop bitterness as well.
Taste: The is quite a bit of malt sweetness in this one. There is also some vanilla and oak and it almost resembles maple syrup, but that flavor isn't overpowering. In the background there is some bitter citrus peel hops and some alcohol at the finish.
Mouthfeel: Medium body with a dry characteristic from the oak.
Drinkability: I really like this beer. I love the sweet flavor and the vanilla and will definitely have more in the future.
02-21-2011 00:56:33 | More by oline73
4/5 rDev -4.8%
The beer pours a dark reddish-amber color with a tan head. The aroma is pine and orange hops along with some oaked notes. I also detect some alcohol in the aroma. The flavor is a great mix of caramel malt and orange citrus. The oak then comes in, with the addition of some vanilla notes. Low to medium bitterness. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
A very good beer. The oak aging has really toned down the bitterness from the regular, non-oaked version.
09-25-2010 04:26:56 | More by Mora2000
94 out of 100 based on 4,815 ratings.


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Aside from dodging Kim's disses, Minaj's Pink Friday debut album has continued to push out units.
Leading the pack this week is Nicki Minaj's Pink Friday which dropped three slots to No. 4 with 46,700 copies. According to Nielsen SoundScan, Minaj's debut album now sits at 1,081,300 after three months. (SOHH Sales Wrap)
Check out some recent Lil Kim footage below:

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text: Henderson is probably my favorite linebacker in the NFL right now not all because of him playing for the Vikings, but because of his physical aggressiveness and his passion to completely annihalate his opposition. However, after sitting out for most of last year from an injury to his foot do you think he'll come back firing like he was the 2 years before. As we have seen after injuries alot of nfl defensive players aren't the same. I just wanna know because i get my style of play from him as i play the same position on the field. So tell me if you think his health is going to carry over from last year and be a concern???


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People have a misconception of what Sam does and what exactly he specializes at. Sam is not Drew Brees nor does he have the weapons, talent on the line, or even arm that Drew does. If you watched him in college you would know this. Don't expect Sam to throw many deep too often this season or you will get your feelings hurt, that is not what this season is about for Sam, it's about him getting comfortable with his surroundings and building bonds with his receivers and line, my proof is simple, after the jump..
When talked to about getting the ball out quicker (from NFL.com):
"That's a lot of what I've talked about with Schotty so far," Bradford told NFL.com after a night session last week. "Two days ago in camp, I thought I had a really good practice. I'm not sure the ball hit the ground once. And we got in the film room, and he was all over me about getting the ball out of my hands even quicker, to eliminate hits. He's made it a big point. It's part of my job to help the protection and get the ball out of my hands and make sure that, even if it's not a sack, I'm eliminating the unnecessary hits."
Taking unnecessary hits like standing back in the pocket when him and the coaching staff know this offensive line can't handle it and knowing that we have an inexperienced wide receivers corps that can't get separation to save their lives.
Sam continued:
"I like the fact that, from what we're doing right now, Schotty's main deal with me is get completions. Keep us ahead of the chains, keep us in good situations, find us a completion and move on down the road," Bradford said. "There are a lot of quick completions, getting the ball out of my hand. I don't think there's gonna be a lot of dropping back, sitting there in the pocket, patting it and waiting for guys to come open 20 yards down the field. It's gonna be about being efficient."
This explains exactly what I was talking about earlier in my post. The offense being installed this season is not about being eye appealing. It's main goals are to give Sam some confidence in his abilities and move the chains. This type of offense Sam will thrive in because it uses his best trait, his accuracy and it subtracts the amount of hits he takes which in turn keeps Rams fans happy because he then is less likely to get injured. Sure when he gets more comfortable with his surroundings you could see more deep throws but for now I don't expect many attempts down field. It is not exciting, it's the Fisher and Shotty way, don't like, go watch the Patriots or Packers. Because I would like to see less of this, this upcoming season:
In Defense of Sam Bradford (via RamsONDEMAND)
By the way, has anyone watched this video full through? I can make it maybe 2 or 3 plays then I can't handle it anymore.


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Congrats Raiders fans, we made it past another awful season with several holes. Lucky for us our front office is finally showing some patience and continuity and we're letting Reggie McKenzie and Dennis Allen build their team. With $70M of cap space, and a complete draft, we can finally evaluate the Raiders brass as the first two seasons were widely considered a lost cause.
This is a state your offseason plan here thread for all members to take part in
Without further ado, I will open up by posting my entire offseason plan for the Oakland Raiders
Raiders 2014 Offseason
Retain coaching staff
Per a league source, the Raiders currently have only $57 million in 2014 salary-cap commitments. Assuming a 2014 cap in the range of $125 million, this gives the Raiders $68 million to work with.
Throw in their remaining 2013 space of $2.7 million (which can automatically be carried over), and it puts them over $70.7 million under the cap.
Set aside $12.7M for Draft Picks
Jared Veldheer, LT (5 years, $40M)
This is the biggest priority and test for Reggie McKenzie. Veldheer is one of the best LTs in the game and he deserves to get paid like one. Many analysts said this was going to be his pro bowl season during the off-season. Unfortunately he suffered a huge blow, missing most of the year.
Pat Sims, NT (3 years, $9M)
Sims showed a lot of flashes and improvement down the stretch. Not only was he a very good run stuffer. PFF has him graded highly and this is their insight: Sims can generate pressure, but it's against the run that he is best, controlling his blockers and getting himself in the running lane to blow things up at the line of scrimmage. If this is the guy the Raiders can get going forward they have made a great addition.
Charles Woodson, FS (1 year, $2M (Base Salary))
This is a deal similar to what he received this season but there will probably be less incentives and a lower signing bonus. Woodson stated he wants to be a Raider and he'll only be better with Branch alongside.
Khalif Barnes, OL (1 year, $840k)
In the wake of all the issues along the OL, Barnes was the only one who stayed healthy. He has his disciplinary issues, but the Raiders players love him and he did a good job filling in at LT. Plus he provides good depth because he can play any position on the OL except center.
Tracy Porter, CB (1 year, $1.5M)
Porter was far from great this season as the Raiders starter but he has versatility and good ball skills. At this price, you won't find much better who can play the slot role.
Rashad Jennings, RB (2 years, $3M)
Does this really need an explanation? Jennings was awesome behind a patchwork banged up OL and was the Raiders best RB by far. We'd be smart to lock him up for a couple of years and let him compete for another jab at starting in 2014.
Vance Walker, DT (1 year, $2M)
Walker was forced to play all over the place on the DL due to injuries, but when he was playing DT he was a good run plugger and graded out positive by PFF. He would be a good guy to bring back.
Tony Pashos, OT (1 year, $840k)
Depth signing here, Pashos did pretty well or us at RT, and he may even have to start again if Watson can't stay healthy. Prior to week 17, Pashos has earned a respectable +3.2 grade in pass protection, giving up just 25 total pressures on 368 pass-blocking snaps.
Usama Young, SS (1 year, 840k)
Young was a pretty good depth safety for us. He had some versatility finishing with 2.5 sacks, 26 tackles and a pick, before getting injured in week 13.
Total cap hit: $20.5M
Greg Hardy, DE (6 years, $66 Million)
Face it Raider Nation, Houston is leaving. He doesn't want to be a part of the Raiders and who blames him? We forced him to lose weight to play OLB in 3-4 sets. Hardy was a stud this season; he finished with 15 sacks and 59 tackles. Named to his first pro bowl, he was a beast in the run game as well.
Brent Grimes, CB (3 years, $21M)
Grimes signed a one year "prove it" deal with the Dolphins coming off an Achilles injury and played absolutely amazing in response. He led the league in passes defensed and allowed zero touchdowns. He was shut down and was one of the best CBs in football. His age (30) and injury concerns will hopefully keep his price tag reasonable, but if needed, Raiders shouldn't hesitate to spend. CB was a huge issue for the second year in a row.
Michael Bennett, DE (3 years, $21M)
Bennett is the ultimate Reggie McKenzie type player. He's a hard working DL who can play both 4-3 DT and DE, as well as 3-4 DE. His versatility will make Jason Tarver salivate and he can kick inside or serve as an edge rusher whenever needed.
Matt Slauson, OG (2 years, $4M)
Slauson signed a one year deal with Chicago worth less than $1M and severely outplayed his contract. PFF ranks him as the fifth best OG in the league. There were rumors he was being pursued by OL coach Tony Sporano last off season, who worked with him on the Jets. Sporano would be stupid to let him go this time around. Slauson would also be smart to reunite with his former OC considering what magic Sporano did during the regular season.
Total Cap hit: $27M
Left Over: $10.5M for roster fillers and carry over
1st Round: Anthony Barr, DE/OLB, UCLA (6'4/248)
The Raiders have no true pass rusher on the team and are thus forced to blitz excessively, which has obviously given us a disadvantage. Here, we get a legit DE/OLB pass rushing hybrid who can immediately step in and play the Von Miller type role. Barr gives us versatility on defense. Barr is a RB who played defense for the first time last year and recorded 13.5 sacks. This season he has 10 sacks, but to go along with 62 tackles (20 tackles for loss) and 5 forced fumbles and 4 fumble recoveries. Running a 4.48 40 (via CBS), Barr is the perfect combination of size and speed and will only get better.
2nd Round: Bryan Stork, C, FSU (6'4/312)
Stork was dominant this season as both a run blocker and pass blocker. He played a vital role on FSU's exuberant offense. His medical concerns could have him fall. You can never have too much OL depth and this allows Wiz to get a lot more time at guard. This could be a great pick in the long term, and even short term, he has the ability to be starter day one.
3rd Round: Bishop Sankey, RB, Washington (5'10/203)
Honestly I would be ecstatic if we were able to land Sankey in the early third round. He is simply a workhorse who can really do it all and was one of the best RBs in college football this season finishing with 1775 yards at 5.8 ypc and 18 TDs. Fortunately, Sankey is very under-appreciated and could thus end up slipping to the early third. McFadden is as good as gone and the coaches would be smart to give Latavius Murray and Sankey more of the rock.
4th Round: Jaylen Watkins, CB, Florida (6'0/187)
Mike Jenkins, Tracy Porter, and Philip Adams will all be free agents and playing in a division with Peyton Manning, Philip Rivers, and all sorts of electrifying receivers, we need all the secondary help we can get. I think Reggie will go after some quality CBs in FA (See Grimes) but taking a CB in the mid rounds would be smart. Watkins recorded 54 tackles with seven passes broken up in his senior season. He had some miscues against Miami, but generally played well. Watkins would be starting for most teams in the country and did well filling in while Marcus Roberson was injured. Watkins is a sleeper prospect who has a good athletic skill set - it runs in his family - and could be a mid-round steal.
4th round (comp): Logan Thomas, QB, Virginia Tech (6'6/262)
This is a brief timeline of Thomas' college career:
2011: Had an exceptional season. Thomas set the school record for rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in 2011, running for 627 yards and 11 scores. The first-year starter completed 60 percent of his passes for 3,013 yards with 19 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He portrayed a skill set similar to Cam Newton.
2012: Thomas was an utter disappointment, particularly in terms of accuracy completing only 51% of his passes for 2,976 yards and 18 TDs with 16 INTs. He added 726 yards on the ground with 9 TDs, but his passing was awful.
2013: This season, Thomas made a lot of improvements regarding accuracy, decision making, and pocket presence. He had an up and down year, but a lot of it was attributed to terrible receiver play. He finished completing 57% of his passes for 2,861 yards with 16 touchdowns and 13 interceptions (only nine excluding a disastrous game against Duke).
Reggie would be smart to take a QB he likes some point in the draft after the first three rounds as the Raiders continue to search for their answer at QB. The big armed QB has the size, arm and mobility to be a starting quarterback in the NFL, he could be a project that really pays off.
4th round (comp): Ben Gardner, DE, Stanford (6'4/277)
Gardner is well respected by coaches and has a straight up knack for getting to the QB and causing havoc in the backfield. In just 8 games this season, he had 4.5 sacks, 9 hurries, and 7.5 tackles for a loss. Our current DE opposite of Houston is Jason Hunter who many scouts don't even consider NFL caliber. We've been forced to start a multitude of different DTs there so Gardener would be a big help. He's probably going to go higher, but maybe a torn pectoral muscle could shy teams away.
6th round: Deandre Coleman, DT, Cal (6'5/315)
Vance Walker, Pat Sims, and Daniel Muir will all be FAs. We're gonna need some DT depth and Coleman was an elite run stuffer for the Golden Bears and really their lone bright spot this season. He also chipped in with 2.5 sacks
6th round (comp): Brandon Thomas, OG, Clemson (6'3/315)
Here, the Raiders would like an upgraded depth over Lucas Nix and Lamar Mady. Thomas has been a vital and very consistent part of Clemson's high powered offense the past 35 consecutive games he's started.
7th round: Isiah Lewis, S, Michigan State (5'10/205)
Charles Woodson and Usama Young are both FAs and the Raiders didn't have much depth at safety anyway. Lewis was a good player for the Spartans elite defense.
7th round (via Cardinals): Chad Abram, FB, FSU (6'0/229)
Abram is a young Vonta Leach clone, but with FB being a dying breed he is sure to fall. He is a hard noised converted safety who does a lot for FSU including pass blocking, run blocking, pass catching, and running.
Final Depth Chart:
QB: Matt McGloin, Terrelle Pryor, Logan Thomas
HB: Rashad Jennings, Bishop Sankey, Latavius Murray
FB: Marcel Reece, Chad Abram, Jamize Olawale
TE: Mychal Rivera, David Ausberry, Nick Kasa
WR: Rod Streater, Denarius Moore, Andre Holmes, Greg Jenkins
LT: Jared Veldheer, Khalif Barnes
LG: Matt Slauson, Tony Bergstrom
C: Stefen Wisniewski, Bryan Stork
RG: Mike Brisiel, Brandon Thomas, Lamar Mady
RT: Menelik Watson, Tony Pashos, Matt McCants
RE: Greg Hardy, Ben Gardner, Ryan Robison
DT: Vance Walker, Deandre Coleman
NT: Pat Sims, Stacy McGee
DE: Michael Bennett, Jack Crawford
SLB: Anthony Barr, Sio Moore, Kaelin Burnett
MLB: Nick Roach, Kaluka Maiava
WLB: Kevin Burnett, Miles Burris
CB: Brent Grimes, DJ Hayden, Tracy Porter, Jaylen Watkins, Chimdi Chekwa, Taiwan Jones (Gunner)
FS: Charles Woodson, Usama Young, Isiah Lewis
SS: Tyvonn Branch, Brandian Ross
K: Janikowski
P: King
Specific Passing down front 7 set: (expect to see this a lot)
DE: Greg Hardy
DT: Pat Sim/Vance Walker
DT: Michael Bennett
DE: Anthony Barr
This is what DA did back when he was DC with Denver and he tried to do it a lot this year with Sio Moore playing the Barr role. Barr, Hardy, and Bennett will make this all the more deadly.
· Expect more touches with Reece at both TE and WR in the passing game as well as taking some handoffs.
· Expect a lot more 3-4 sets.


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ODU's CREED to Host First Residential Real Estate Market Review
For 16 years, Old Dominion University's E.V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development (CREED) has hosted a Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review and Forecast.
The event has become a must-attend for leaders in the local real estate community, and has provided newsworthy information and predictions about the dynamic real estate market in Hampton Roads, compiled by ODU researchers.
The market review has traditionally focused on commercial real estate. Now, that expertise is about to be extended to the residential real estate market.
On Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the Ted Constant Convocation Center, CREED will host its first-ever Hampton Roads Residential Real Estate Market Review.
John Lombard, CREED director and chair of the urban studies and public administration department in ODU's College of Business and Public Administration, believes the event will provide a valuable service to the community.
"We are all feeling the effects of the economic decline. Forces impacting housing trends have affected everyone. This event will bring together notable experts to discuss how these economic trends have encroached on the Hampton Roads residential market and the process for recovery," Lombard said.
The list of presenters includes:
- Michael Seiler, Robert M. Stanton Chair of Real Estate and Economic Development in the CBPA, speaking on the study "Understanding Strategic Default: The Maven's Impact on Recovery Residential Real Estate," on which he collaborated with Andy Collins, a research assistant professor at ODU's Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center;
- Frank J. Santoro, U.S. bankruptcy judge, Eastern District of Virginia, "Strategic Default and Bankruptcy";
- Vinod Agarwal, professor of economics and director of the ODU Economic Forecasting Project, "An Analysis of Existing Residential Home Prices"; and
- J. Van Rose Jr., president, Rose and Womble Enterprises, "Where We've Been; Where We Are; Where We're Going."
The goal is to make the Residential Real Estate Market Review an annual fixture for the realty community every fall, as the Market Review and Forecast is every spring.
Sponsors of the event include Pilot Media and The Virginian-Pilot Companies, Rose & Womble Realty Co., Appraisal Institute (Hampton Roads chapter), Dominion Realty Advisors Inc., Judy Boone Realty Inc. and Nancy Chandler Associates.
The E.V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development is a member-based organization that serves the commercial and residential real estate markets and economic development communities in the Hampton Roads region, the fourth largest MSA in the southeastern United States.
Currently, CREED membership is composed of 98 professional executives who are dedicated to improving the economy and quality of community living in the built environment through planning, funding and development initiatives for the more than 1.6 million residents in Hampton Roads.
For information about the Residential Real Estate Market Review or about CREED, call 683-5352 or email www.odu.edu/creed.
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Biographies - British Isles
Geologists and Related People in Westminster Abbey
Fifteen of the great achievers memorialized in Westminster Abbey are geologists or people closely related to geoscience.
Mary Anning (1799–1847)
"The greatest fossilist the world ever knew," her life story is at the University of California Museum of Paleontology site.
Charles Darwin the Geologist (1809–1882)
A detailed look at the great thinker's field skills in the field, a "rock star" profile by the Geological Society of America.
Maria Ogilvie Gordon (1864–1939)
First woman ever to earn a geology doctorate, Gordon is the subject of a long post on David Bressan's History of Geology blog.
Edmond Halley, Mathematician
The University of Saint Andrews in Scotland includes Halley among its set of great mathematicians. This account has intriguing detail about Halley's feud with Flamsteed, his predecessor as Astronomer Royal.
Catalog of the Scientific Community: Edmond Halley
A systematic treatment by Richard Westfall with details on Halley's finances among much else.
Edmond Halley, The Father of Geophysics
A wide-ranging treatment of Halley's remarkable life (1656-1743) from your About Geology Guide.
Arthur Holmes (1890–1965)
This great English geoscientist, with ideas on deep time and the deep Earth that were generations ahead of his peers, is treated by his biographer Cherry Lewis as a "rock star" in GSA Today.
Sherlock Holmes (1854–??)
From your About Geology Guide, an appreciation of the great detective as a model modern geoscientist.
James Hutton (1726–1797)
The father of modern geology is thoroughly memorialized by a coalition of Scottish and British agencies.
Thomas Henry Huxley (1825–1895)
The great defender of evolution and early plankton researcher is introduced on the University of California Museum of Paleontology site.
Harold Jeffries (1891–1989)
The English geophysicist who brought his penetrating mathematical mind to problems of the Earth's deep interior. This biography is part of the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive.
Andrew Lawson (1861–1952)
Scots-born, Canadian-trained, Lawson made his biggest mark as leader of the official report on the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. A "rock star" profile from the GSA.
The Leakey Family
From Time magazine's series on the greatest 100 people of the century comes this frank and personal portrayal of the first family of early-human studies, by fellow and rival Donald Johanson.
Charles Lyell (1797–1875)
The entry from the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica for this very influential geologist, reproduced at the Genesis Network site.
Mary Horner Lyell (1808–1873)
The woman who married Sir Charles Lyell was his scientific partner; a biography by Dana Hunter.
John Edward Marr (1857–1933)
The Lancashire Pioneers site praises this English geologist who rose high among Paleozoic specialists.
Hugh Miller (1802–1856)
Deborah Painter introduces this original and romantic Scottish geologist-writer in an article from Fossil News.
A more passionate and rousing site about the sage of Cromarty, maintained by Frieda and Martin Gostwick. Wonderful letters-to-the-editor.
Hugh Miller
Scotland's library agency SLAINTE remembers Miller as the great writer he was.
Richard Owen (1804–1892)
The Englishman who named the dinosaurs, from the University of California Museum of Paleontology site.
Richard Owen, Lancashire Pioneer
A wealth of material is gathered here about Owen's public and private life.
John Playfair (1748–1819)
The Scotsman who singlehandedly put James Hutton's geological theory onto the world stage, making him the midwife of geology, was better known as a mathematician. This biography, at the MacTutor History of Mathematics site, shows the full range of his immense talents.
Keith Runcorn (1922–1995)
A brief biography of this great geophysicist is on the European Geosciences Union site.
Adam Sedgwick (1785–1873)
Establisher of the Cambrian System and Darwin's fieldwork teacher, his life story is at the University of California Museum of Paleontology site.
Nicholas Shackleton (1937-2006)
Shackleton, who made great breakthroughs in climate and ocean science, is commemorated by Cambridge University where he spent his career.
William Smith (1769–1839)
"Strata" Smith, first to map England's geology, laid the foundation of modern geology. From the University of California Museum of Paleontology site.
Mary Somerville (1780–1872)
This extraordinary English woman was a crucial part of the planetary science community of her time as well as an expert mineralogist. This biography from the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive must be read to be believed.
Alfred Russel Wallace (1823–1913)
Darwin's remarkable contemporary and one of the most celebrated scientists of his time is presented in complete detail by Charles Smith of Western Kentucky University.
Peter J. Whybrow (1942–2004)
This British geologist studied the fossils of the Arabian Peninsula and did much to popularize paleontology in his books.
Howel Williams (1898–1980)
A memoir of this pioneering volcanologist by his colleague Alexander McBirney, a "rock star" profile (PDF) from the Geological Society of America.
John Woodward (1665–1728)
The first major figure in English geology, from the Galileo Project site.


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New Music: Beastie Boys f/ Santigold – 'Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win'
Beastie Boys tango with Santigold on "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win," a cut off their long-anticipated album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, due May 3. With its horn-soaked, island-influenced beat, the breezy tune sees the Brooklyn trio trading lines with the Philly native about knowing when to throw in the towel. Ch-check it out below and stream the entire album here.
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A man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for a May 2011 hit and run crash that resulted in the death of Christopher Hall.
The crash occurred near 800 North Day Avenue just before 10 p.m. on May 2, 2011. Hall was found unresponsive on the ground, and an autopsy revealed his death to be related to injuries sustained from being hit by a car.
A tan Pontiac SSEI with extensive damage and a missing passenger side mirror was located by officers canvassing the area in the 2900 block of School Street. That passenger mirror was found in the area of the crash. The passenger side of the car was also splattered with a sticky cola substance, and a crushed can of Pepsi was found in the pocket of Hall's cargo shorts during his autopsy. Paint chips consistent with the color of the Pontiac were also found on his body.
Police spoke to Laquinc Neal, the registered owner of the Pontiac and Neal told them his brother Mario Neal and his friend Antonio had the car and did not return it to him. Mario Neal later admitted to officers that he was driving the car, hit Hall, and left the scene of the accident. Neal did not report the crash to police.
Neal pled guilty to Failure to Report an Accident Involving Death After Leaving the Scene and Driving After Suspension. He was sentenced to eight years in prison.
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After their first six games of the season, the Buffalo Bills may not have statistically been the NFL's worst defense, but anyone with half a brain knew the Bills were at the bottom of the barrel. In those six games - all losses - the Bills surrendered 33 points per game (including more than 34 points in five straight games), 379 total yards per game, and a whopping 175 rushing yards per game. They forced just four turnovers in those games, with three of them coming in a home loss to Jacksonville.
Things are quickly improving for Buffalo's defense. Statistically, they are not performing well, but vast improvement in two critical areas has allowed the Bills to play four consecutive strong football games, and it was the defense that carried the team to its first win of the season yesterday against Detroit.
In their last three games (Buffalo is 1-2 in those contests), the Bills are allowing opponents to score just 15.7 points per game. That's less than half the total they allowed during their 0-6 start. They are slightly worse defending the pass (allowing six more yards per game on average), but only because they've shaved a clean 25 yards off of their per-game rushing average, allowing 152 rushing yards in their last three games. That's even counting a dismal run defense performance in Kansas City; Chicago and Detroit have averaged 90.5 rushing yards in Buffalo's last two games. Perhaps most importantly, the Bills have also forced four more turnovers in those three games, equaling their output during the 0-6 start.
Buffalo's defense is now keeping scores manageable and making offenses more one-dimensional. It's no wonder the team is playing much more competitive football.


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It seems a lot of us have fond memories of not only the frosty cold glass mugs of root beer at A&W Root Beer stands, but of the food as well.
B. Chamberlain asked whether anyone know how to make the barbecue as served at the stand on Madison Street in Eau Claire, Wis., back in the 1960s. She called the sandwich "the best-tasting anywhere."
Wonder of wonders, the recipe has been found! And it turns out, it's not what we'd traditionally call barbecue, but is closer to a Sloppy Joe or "loose meat" sandwich.
"As a teenager, I washed glasses at that wonderful root beer stand owned by Byron Lord," writes David J. Johnson, social-work professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
"It was a family enterprise with his wife, daughter Rita, his sister-in-law Eva Dahl and his mother-in-law. Eva was a concert violinist who often played beautiful music for us and the customers parked in the lot.
"The loose-meat hamburger recipe was a family secret, and mothers in the neighborhood tried to duplicate it without success. Many years later some friends and I had driven to the Norske Nook in Osseo, Wis., for lunch and their wonderful pie. We got into a conversation with a farmer there who asked if we knew his relatives by the name of Lord that lived in Eau Claire.
"Of course I was delighted to meet this man and asked him about the secret hamburger recipe. He said that Rita Lord was married and lived in Northfield, Minn. I gave him my address, and he promised to mail me Rita's address. He did just that, and I wrote Rita with some remembrances of our days at the old root beer stand. I also inquired about the recipe for the A&W burgers, and she promptly sent it to me with kind words of those days so long ago.
"Here is the secret 1950s recipe from the A&W root beer stand that has been closed for so many years. The original burgers were served on Tender Crust Bakery buns which did not detract from the flavor of the burgers."
Here are more reader reminiscences:
• "I could have written the same letter B. Chamberlain wrote about the A&W barbecue sandwich," says George Young of Miami. "In the '60s I had a job that took me to Homestead every Thursday. I always stopped at the A&W on U.S. 1 in Homestead across from the Chevy dealer. I always had the barbecue sandwich with fries and a root beer. They were very good. I'd love to have on right now. I knew the owner, Orville Krenkie."
• "Having grown up in Beloit, Wis., all my family loved the A&W barbecue," wrote Cheri. "Somewhere along the way we all came up with the following recipe that comes close to theirs: Brown 1 pound ground beef with 2/3 cup small diced onions. Break up meat to a crumble. Drain off grease. Add 1/2 teaspoon salt, dash of pepper, 1/4 cup water, 1 can chicken gumbo soup (Campbells), 1 tablespoon ketchup and 1 tablespoon prepared mustard. Simmer for 30 to 45 minutes."
• "I will be forever grateful if someone comes up with the real recipe," said Mary Cole of Homestead. "My husband and I met at the A&W, where I had a summer job and he was a constant customer, always for a root beer and a barbecue. I'd love to surprise him one day with it. I've even got a pair of the old glass mugs to put in the freezer for the root beer!"
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Ladera Ranch, CA / myprgenie.com / ACCESSWIRE / May 13, 2014 / Today, just two days after mother's day, Jennifer Hoff, the mom of an incarcerated mentally ill adult son, joined in the Right 2 Treatment march on the lawn of California's capital, fighting for equality in public health care funding for mental illnesses. "The excuse of there is no money in the budget" is a hard sell to parents like her who assert that 20% the 14 billion raised by Prop 63 (millionaires tax) was intended to be utilized on individuals who are seriously mentally ill. As states plan to cut billions of dollars in mental health services, California is in a unique position having billions in a guaranteed tax revenue earmarked for the seriously mentally ill, yet hundreds of thousands of Californians diagnosed with SMI are left to fall through the cracks of an already strained and limited system of health care delivery despite a consistent revenue stream. This has mothers like Jennifer especially frustrated.
"Raising a mentally ill child was easy compared to navigating the system of care after the age 18 cliff," says Hoff. "Counties control Billions in tax revenue sans oversight http://mentalillnesspolicy.org/states/california/mhsa/mental_health_services_act_mhsa.html …HIPPA laws prevented us from keeping our son safe and healthy."
Now with psychiatric hospitals closing at such a high rate, Congress recently held hearings on our National Crisis "where did all the patients go." With lack of beds, a crisis for those in an acute episode, sick individuals often find themselves in an exhausting cycle of seeking relief from symptoms in the ER and being boarded in hallways, sometimes for days or a week before being transferred to a facility equipped to meet their medical needs.
"Imagine having a heart attack and the ER telling you that there are no beds in the entire nation to be found so you must wait in the hall, says Hoff. This is the reality of thousands of individuals today as they seek intensive, life saving treatment. They find that the more severe their symptoms the less likely they are to find adequate help" These fewer and fewer options, leave many untreated and facing worsening symptoms, job loss, evictions and are at high risk of falling into the revolving door of street-hospital-jail. The Mental Health Service Administration Tax, "millionaire's tax," is being used to serve healthier individuals before the sickest. Administrators are fighting that this tax be used to fund pilot AOT (Assisted Outpatient Programs) for sick individuals who have "gotten in trouble with the law and have a extensive mental health/hospitalization history.
Jennifer makes it clear, the goal of this march is to "shine the light on the misuse of tax money that she feels could have helped save her son. Hoff says, "We need to strive for a system that is willing to pay to treat the illness not incarcerate the individual. Hoff illustrates how that can be achieved with reallocating funding in areas it is needed most and some deep reorganizing of the systems in control of the current system. "Simply throwing more money at the current delivery system is foolish" she says.
However there is a bill recently proposed by congressman Murphy in PA, that she says is a key part of helping families, individuals and communities- ensuring tax money is spent the way it was intended. The Families in Mental Health Crisis Act would overhaul the way delivery of care is managed and protect tax dollars by adding public oversight and transparency in spending as well as assisting families who are trying to keep a loved one and the community safe.
"However many counties don't see it that way," says Hoff. "They insist that millions be spent in "Wellness and Recovery", with the mention of "Treatment" being omitted from program vocabulary. According to those in charge of prop 63, even the whistleblower complaints and eventual state audit lack outlining the areas of great concern with public oversight and evaluation measures of county programs."
"When it comes to public health care for mental illnesses, discrimination starts with money," said Hoff. "The underfunded system is the source of the stigma."
A few of the facts that Hoff and many other affected families are speaking out against include:
- County Mental Health Plans are exempt from all parity laws, so the state is not required to pay for "medically necessary" treatment for anyone.
- California has permission from the federal government to deny parity to consumers in County Mental Health Plans, including MediCal-insured clients.
- County mental health systems are underfunded and substandard because state funds are "capped" and not tied to any level of need or "caseload," unlike budgets for all other social services. Mental health funding alone suffers discrimination.
- A process called "Realignment" allocates funds to counties based upon a formula linked to state tax revenue-never expected to cover essential costs.
- Californians insured by Medicaid Managed Care (MediCal) have an entitlement to "medically necessary" treatment for all illnesses and injuries.
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- California creates a separate and unequal system for mental illnesses-and eliminates the link to physical medicine. Mental illness treatment is isolated in a "carve-out" Mental Health Plan unrelated to mainstream health care.
- State policies require mental health consumers to manage two separate MediCal plans-with no promises about the quality of treatment for mental illnesses.
- Uninsured people have no guarantee of access to County Mental Health Plans, and they get mental health services only "to the extent resources are available."
The Hoffs, along with a group of other parents, are urging County officials to adopt Laura's Law, which authorizes a court-with recommendations from doctors and family members-to order outpatient treatment for those with severe mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression. Individual counties must decide whether to implement the state law, and so far, only Nevada County has it fully in place.
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Kyle Farnsworth left Saturday's 6-5 win over the Red Sox with inflammation in his right elbow. In light of that development, the club has decided to have him rest for two days before deciding on the pitcher's fate the rest of the season.
While manager Joe Maddon is optimistic about Farnsworth's return, the prospect of how the team will manage save situations in his absence is now a question mark and reminiscent of the 2008 season, when closer Troy Percival injured his shoulder.
"We had Danny [Wheeler] and Trevor [Miller] on the left side," Maddon said. "[Grant] Balfour, [J.P.] Howell, Chad Bradford [on the right side]. It was just trying to mix and match. You can't even say that group had more experience [than this season's]. Then we threw David [Price] out there at the end. It wasn't a really an overly experienced group, either."
Could Joel Peralta pick up most of the slack in Farnsworth's absence?
"Probably in a perfect world, perfect game, where everything played out, you'd probably see him in the ninth," said Maddon, "but I'm not going to run away from him in the eighth."
Maddon said he also would be receptive to the idea of using left-handed starters Alex Torres and Mike Moore in the bullpen if either is called up.
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ST. PETERSBURG -- Russ Canzler and Dane De La Rosa arrived at Tropicana Field on Sunday after getting called up from Triple-A Durham.
Canzler, who plays the corner infield and outfield positions, was named the 2011 International League's Most Valuable Player after batting .312 with 18 home runs and 79 RBIs. He received similar honors at the Triple-A All-Star Game, where his three-run homer was the difference in a 3-0 contest.
"It's just funny the way this year worked out," Canzler said. "I went into my first year in Triple-A and really just wanted to prove I was worthy of the opportunity and worthy of the every day at-bats I was getting. To be standing here now, I would definitely be lying to say that I expected this."
This will be Canzler's first experience with the Major League club. The Rays designated for assignment right-hander Mike Ekstrom to clear space for Canzler on the 40-man roster.
Canzler, 25, signed with the Rays as a Minor League free agent on Nov. 19 after spending all of his professional career in the Cubs' organization.
"Looking back on it, I think it was just the opportunity [the Rays] gave me to come to Major League camp, where the organization was going," said Canzler when asked why he chose to sign with Tampa Bay. "I knew they were losing a few guys to free agency, that sort of thing. I felt like it was an opportunity for me to get into big league camp and make an impression, hopefully show that I belong and can help them win at the Major League level."
De La Rosa, 28, went 6-5 with a 3.20 ERA in 52 appearances with the Bulls. He had 83 strikeouts in 70 1/3 innings and had six saves. De La Rosa also was with the Rays from July 19-21, going 0-0 with a 3.83 ERA after making one appearance on July 29.
De La Rosa has a fastball that hits 94 mph and exhibits good movement with his curveball. He noted that he didn't plan to try anything different when on the mound.
"Just trying to do more of the same thing, stay consistent," De La Rosa said. "I'm not going to change anything."
Manager Joe Maddon didn't have a definite plan regarding how either of the players would be used.
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i have some cell beams to create. Ive made one already for a test floor but i have a problem with the hold lining up. Attached images.
Can someone point me in the direction of some guidance (if there is some) on the best way to change the parameters.
i have one bema that spans from column to column. when i use it to span from column to core wall, the holes then dont align.
Do i need a new beam?, a new family?
(p.s this is fairly new to me!)
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Ive tried chaging the offset dims on the right but it effects both beams, so would i need a new family?, if this is the case, i guess i would need a few as there is bound to be other situations??
any help would be great!!
Any one shed some light??. i ve had some help from another forum but still struggling to be honest. Is it possilble for revit to do this?
with holes aligned throughout the floor, will i need a new beam for each one, so a WB01, but maybe 3 types if the holes vary so 3 families. With a 12 storey building this could mean a lot of families if i have a total of 150 odd beam types?!
Is there any other ways of achieving this similar outcome?
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Hi. I'm not sure I fully understand your problem. If I understand correctly you have the same beam with different spans unless your distance to column and wall are exactly the same. In this case, the alignment will be different because you are setting the start and end arrays at a fixed distance. So, whenever you have different distances you will have different alignment. If I misunderstood, please clarify or send a file so that I can take a look at it.


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IVRCL Infrastructure & Projects Ltd has bagged a Rs 500-crore contract to set up a sea water desalination plant for the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board.
The project, expected to supply drinking water to Chennai, has been awarded on a Design, Build, Own, Operate and Transfer basis with the transfer to happen after 25 years. The project is to come up at Minjur on the northern outskirts of Chennai.
IVRCL and its technical partner M/s BEFESA Construction Y Tecnologia Ambiental S.A.U., Spain, would float a special purpose vehicle to implement the project, the company has said in a communication to the stock exchanges.
The project, one among a clutch of schemes to improve water supply to Chennai, comes after a long wait. The Government announced in the Assembly in 2003 that a Rs 1,500 crore desalination project would be set up on a BOOT basis. However, the project could not take off after a bidder went to court over tendering issues.
The desalination project is expected to contribute significantly to meeting the city's drinking water requirement of 840 million litres a day.
The city's water supply was severely strained last year after two years of drought. It may be recalled that in the Budget for 2005-06 the Finance Minister of Tamil Nadu, Mr C. Ponnaiyan, said that there was a "real threat of evacuation faced by Chennai City last year."
The Government came out with a series of water supply schemes to augment water availability. This included the completion of the Rs 720 crore New Veeranam Project and the announcement of the Rs 300 crore Veeranam Extension Project.
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Veterans Verona van de Leur and Jeffrey Wammes won the women's and men's senior all-around titles at the Dutch Championships, held this weekend in Nijmegen.
Van de Leur, 21, finished ahead of defending champion Lichelle Wong and first-year senior Tahnee Masela. Van de Leur added gold medals on beam and floor. Berber van den Berg won vault and Masela won uneven bars.
"This is the sweetest all-around title I've won so far," said van de Leur, the 2001 and 2002 Dutch champion. "Only now do I know how hard I have had to work to get here. I'm so much more delighted, as I feel I've really had to fight to obtain this title."
On vault, she competed her high double-twisting Yurchenko again, and she raised the A-scores on other events since the European Championships in Amsterdam in late April.
Also competing were 24-year-old Fieke Willems, a member of the Dutch team at the 1999 World Championships; and Austria's Carina Hasenöhrl, who is returning to competition following a serious neck injury.
Wammes, who broke both ankles at the French International in March 2006, finished first all-around and on floor exercise, rings and vault. Epke Zonderland had mistakes on floor and pommel horse that put him out of reach of the all-around title, but he won gold medals on parallel bars and high bar. Anthony van Assche won the gold medal on pommel horse.
Yuri van Gelder was supposed to compete on rings and vault in event finals, but made a last-minute decision to withdraw because of a sore back after he fell flat on his back in training on Friday. He assured that the injury was not serious.
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Robbie Farah faring better than Cameron Smith, season's stats show
Adrian Proszenko While Cameron Smith is widely considered the best player in the game and a future Immortal, statistics suggest Robbie Farah has had the better of him this season.
Wests Tigers boss Grant Mayer reaffirms support for embattled skipper Robbie Farah
Adrian Proszenko Wests Tigers chief executive Grant Mayer has moved to clear the air with disgruntled captain Robbie Farah, saying: "If I've done anything wrong by him, I'm the first to apologise."
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Adrian Proszenko Billionaire developer Harry Triguboff hopes ''commonsense will prevail'' at Wests Tigers after extending Meriton's sponsorship with the embattled club for another year.
Class of 2005 dominate Wests Tigers' greatest-ever team
Adrian Proszenko Thirteen players from Wests Tigers' historic premiership-winning side of 2005 have been named in the joint-venture club's greatest ever team.
Johnathan Thurston and Queensland lose their heads on State of Origin spite night
Adrian Proszenko We are accustomed to seeing Queensland, when they are behind with a couple of minutes to go, showing plenty of fight. But never like this.
State of Origin: Blues go straight to work
Adrian Proszenko and Michael Carayannis In an indication of how meticulous the Blues are in their preparation for game two, the whole squad assembled before it had been officially named to pore over videos from the opening clash.
Josh Reynolds' Origin hopes boosted by James Maloney injury
Adrian Proszenko Canterbury playmaker Josh Reynolds has the chance to cement the NSW No.6 jersey after form and fitness conspired against incumbent pivot James Maloney.
Sin Bin: Plumbers crack the origin of Ryan-Soward stink
Adrian Proszenko Beau Ryan taking the mickey out of Jamie Soward is not a new phenomenon. While Ryan's send-ups of Soward on The Footy Show have made headlines, the Panthers playmaker has been a target long before...
ACL injury ends Nathan Peats' season
Adrian Proszenko Parramatta hooker Nathan Peats' knee injury is likely to be a season-ending one.
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Adrian Proszenko Eels great Nathan Hindmarsh is still working out if the full-time coaching caper is for him, but he's got no doubt his great mate, Luke Burt, is an NRL clipboard-holder in waiting.
New rules all but kill off the NRL's 40-20 kick
Adrian Proszenko The 40-20 kick could be an unexpected casualty of the game as a result of the new NRL rules introduced this season.
Wests Tigers ace Luke Brooks bracing for Titanic assault
Adrian Proszenko Luke Brooks knows what's coming this weekend. And next weekend. And every other one this season.
The best NRL buys of 2014
Daniel Lane and Adrian Proszenko They may not be the biggest names in the game, but each has added a new dimension to his team after having arrived at new locations.
Pat Richards waiting in the wings for Blues
Adrian Proszenko NSW coach Laurie Daley says Wests Tigers winger Pat Richards is contention for a State of Origin debut after making a strong return to the NRL.
Melbourne Storm tell ticked off Dragons to 'get over' full-time siren fiasco
Adrian Proszenko Melbourne chief executive Mark Evans has told ticked off St George Illawarra officials to "get over it", claiming dubious calls such as the full-time siren debacle will always be part of the game.
Blues bolter Pat Richards happy to kick-start baby Tigers
Adrian Proszenko When Pat Richards arrived back at the Wests Tigers after eight years abroad, his sole ambition was to crack the first-grade squad.
Mick Potter set to remain at Wests Tigers after strong start to NRL season
Adrian Proszenko Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter could earn a contract extension as soon as next month following the club's strong start to the season.
Cronulla Sharks skipper Paul Gallen could be back to take on SBW
Adrian Proszenko Cronulla captain Paul Gallen could make a shock early return against the Sydney Roosters on Saturday.
Tyro Tiger Joel Luani uses family as inspiration to make his mark on NRL
Adrian Proszenko Haveatama Sioelipulu Halafungani, or Joel Luani to his mates, has never had to look far for inspiration.


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I thought there had already been a trailer for this, but, a quick check informed that the first one was just a teaser, clocking in at just over a minute long; this is the first FULL trailer for DreamWorks' Real Steel, the Shawn Levy-directed sci-fi flick, starring Hugh Jackman as "a former boxer who teams up with his long-lost son to train a robot for a championship fight."
S&A reader favorite Anthony Mackie co-stars in the film, playing a boxing promoter.
I just remembered that DreamWorks already announced preparation for a sequel, even though the first one hasn't even been released yet. How's that for confidence! I guess they are so sure Real Steel part 1 will be a definite box office hit...
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots Real Steel It hits theaters October 2011.
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Kia | May 14, 2011 10:51 AM
Stopped watching after AM's bit... I'll Netflix it and fast forward to see Anthony's scenes. :)
Dankwa Brooks | May 12, 2011 11:59 AM
I agree with most of what ROD said it does look terrible.
4real doh how big a role does Mackie have in this joint? I know S&A supports black actors, but this seems to be a waste of resources.
BIG ROD | May 11, 2011 6:50 AM
Overall this film it looks terrible. Hugh Jackman sparring with the robot (at time index 1:51) was pretty qool, but Anthony Mackie's cameo in the trailer was truly the only thing going for it.
I am so happy for Anthony Mackie (got to meet him at a Brother To Brother film screening here in NYC) and his career trajectory 'cause he's my man, but I can't support this film... just a low budget Transformers film (and I don't like even like any of the Transformers films either).
Mr. Bubbles | May 11, 2011 3:42 AM
Im only going to see it to support Anthony Mackie!!
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That actually looks kinda lame. I won't be seeing it despite the fact it was partially filmed in my hometown, Detroit.


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Rate: 270€ per person. VAT included.


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The Wired! Lab for digital historical visualization and reconstruction projects grew out of courses taught in Art, Art History & Visual Studies and Classics. A core group are exploring the use of 3D modeling, mapping, and other technologies to reconstruct architectural sites, demonstrate change over time, and contextualize historical objects in space. My focus in the lab is on the various technologies of representation we are using to create our virtual artifacts, with special attention to database, mapping, and the use of virtual environments to create annotated models in context. I am part of the Visualizing Venice team, and also bringing in aspects of the Digital Durham 3.0 and Crystal Palace projects into the Lab as case studies and potential future course and/or workshop focii.
Incidentally, we teach workshops on the various Google products – Sketchup, Earth etc. – targeted at humanities scholars interested in change over time. Watch the Wired! site for information about upcoming activities.
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Thieves struck at farms in Cambridgeshire 1,374 times in the last three years, new data reveals.
Figures obtained using freedom of information laws show they stole 12 tractors.
In 2009/10, 456 thefts took place, with 487 the following year and 431 in 2011/12.
Police have said to call 101 if people see suspicious activity.


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Barry Manilow is back on Broadway for the first time in more than two decades. He is hosting a limited run at the St. James Theatre. The legendary entertainer was last on Broadway in 1989.
He appeared on Friday's Good Day New York and talked about the show and performed from some of his classic hits.
Manilow on Broadway has been extended through March 2 due to popular demand. For more information on the show and ticket information go to: manilowonbroadway.com.
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