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SCORES of Jamaicans, angered by Monday's gruesome attack and rape of five females, including an eight-year-old child, yesterday protested across the island and called for the death penalty for criminals who rape and abuse children.
"How can a man rape a woman much less a child; this has to stop, and the Government need to re-introduce the death penalty," said Velma Peart, a black-clad, placard-bearing protestor who was among a group of approximately 100 people who marched from Half-Way-Tree to Cross Roads in Kingston, the Jamaican capital.
"The time has come; we have to take back our society [as] this cannot be allowed to continue; the Government needs to send a strong message to these criminals," said Lillian Vassel, another woman in the group.
The women, who identified themselves as mothers, had the support of Betty Ann Blaine, child rights advocate and founder of the New Nation Coalition.
"I am calling for the death penalty for people who rape children because that little eight-year-old girl will probably never recover. It is tantamount to murder," said Blaine. "...The laws must be enforced to give them (rapists) the strongest punishment," Blaine told the Jamaica Observer.
Men who were among the protestors also condemned the vicious rape of the five on Monday and called for a stop to the sexual abuse of women and children.
"We need justice [as] this cannot continue; we need help for our children, it has to stop," said Kamal Campbell, as he marched with the protestors.
Yesterday, several motorists showed support for the action of the mainly black-clad protestors as they marched along Half-Way-Tree Road by honking their horns.
In downtown Kingston, Youth and Culture Minister Lisa Hanna, officials of the Child Development Agency (CDA) and the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation joined protestors in that section of the city who pleaded for an end to abuse against women and children.
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As protestors called for the resumption of the death penalty, Minister Hanna said strenghtening of the laws dealing with sexual abuse was a nationwide effort. "The laws are there, it is really the country that needs to give support; they need to stop hiding these persons, we need to believe our children, and when we see it happening we need to put an end to it," she said.
Hanna said, too, that there was a need for improvement in the justice system to ensure that perpetrators of sexual violence were not allowed to walk free.
She added that consideration needs to be given so that children who are victims of sexual violence may be allowed to give evidence by video. "Sometimes when these children sit on a court stand they fall apart when they have to recount the information. Some of them block it out completely and are not able to testify and [so] a number of the perpetrators walk free," said Hanna.
Sandrea Falconer, minister without portfolio responsible for information, also said the focus should be on strengthening current laws that deal with sexual abuse.
Olivia 'Babsy' Grange, the Opposition spokesperson on youth and gender affairs, meanwhile, said the time has come for Jamaicans to come forward and to do what is necessary to "clamp down on this problem once and for all".
General Secretary of the Jamaica Council of Churches Rev Gary Harriott, who also joined protestors yesterday, called for Jamaicans to take a stand against violence.
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Nicola Petra, Davide De Caro, Antonio G.M. Strollo, "A Novel Architecture for Galois Fields GF(2^m) Multipliers Based on Mastrovito Scheme," IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 56, no. 11, pp. 1470-1483, November, 2007.
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Abstract—In the paper a new GF(2^m) multiplier for standard basis representation is developed. Proposed multiplier implements the Mastrovito multiplication scheme and can be designed for every field GF(2^m). A minimum area implementation of the first block of Mastrovito multiplier and a high-speed delay-driven tree architecture for the second block of Mastrovito multiplier are employed in the new circuit. Multiplier complexity and delay are analytically evaluated for many polynomial classes. Timing and area occupation performances of the proposed multiplier are also calculated for many fields used in Reed-Solomon codes applications and compared with those of previously proposed solutions. The comparison shows that the proposed multiplier outperforms previous architectures for every considered GF(2^m) field. The effectiveness of the proposed solution in a real application is verified by implementing in a 0.25?m CMOS technology the key equation solving block of a (255,239) Reed-Solomon decoder. The use of the proposed multiplier in this application results in a substantial speed improvement without any penalty in silicon area occupation.
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Natomas' Bill Bird, author of Sacramento Vegetable Gardening, shares his lessons on preserving the backyard tomato harvest: "If there's one other hard lesson I've learned about home-canning efforts, it's this: One does not make an appointment with the garden to tackle a canning project. The garden doesn't make an appointment with you, either. (Next Sunday good with you? OK!) The vegetable garden tells you when it's ready. Best be prepared. Miss a day? Miss a lot. When the garden is ready, you're ready. Those 50 ripe tomatoes aren't going to sit around and wait for you forever and a day
"The payoff for all this hard work comes in the dead of winter. Grocery stores are selling rocks disguised as red tomatoes for $3 a pound or more. Although you can pick up two or three cans of off-brand sauce for a buck, there's nothing quite like the feeling or smell of opening a jar of heirloom tomatoes that you processed the previous summer."
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - State Board of Education member Mike Edwards says Tennessee teachers are underpaid and he calls pay-based performance "a better way."
Edwards was part of the board majority that voted in favor of changes to the state's minimum pay structure for teachers.
It would not reduce teachers' current salaries.
The move cuts the number of annual raises for experience and education levels. It's designed to give districts flexibility to offer pay incentives.
Edwards says there's no evidence that getting a Master's degree in education, not in specific a subject area, makes a better teacher.
"That automatic bump was not effective in getting students to achieve more, so what teachers are getting paid the same amount whereas they would get that bump by going and getting a Master's now they will get that bump by performance in the classroom," he said.
Edwards also points out that counties are still getting the same amount of education funding and can still decide to pay teachers by the old schedule.
Tennessee's teachers union opposed the change.
State Rep. Gloria Johnson, who is a teacher herself, has also spoken against it. She put out a statement saying the move would, "shortchange students by undermining our ability to attract the best and brightest educators to our state for years to come."
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Right-to-die case continues at High Court
The case of a Wiltshire man who is fighting for the right to die is set to continue today (Weds). Tony Nicklinson from Melksham has been paralysed since he had a stroke eight years ago. He wants a doctor to be allowed to lawfully end his life.
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(10/24/12) - There's no better way to learn about biology than to get out of the classroom and go outside.
That's exactly what some Bay City students did Wednesday morning.
Bay City Public Schools took students to the Bay City State Recreation Area Wednesday morning for some hands-on learning.
The GM Global Rivers Environmental Education Network, run by the national organization Earth Force, organized the program.
Their goal is to inspire kids to be active in their communities and learn more about watershed issues.
"It's important to get their hands on it. Some of this is tough to do in the classroom. We just don't have the resources of an eco system in the city, so it's nice to get some of the kids, some of these kids have never been out to the water before," said Toby Schisler, Bay City Central biology teacher.
General Motors has put on the green program in more than 32 communities nationwide for more than two decades.
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How about the everyday calories we burn without exercising, showering, watching t.v., house cleaning, shopping, sitting at the computer etc. how do we figure this out and are we suppose to log this into the exercise part.
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Check out the activity level in your settings. Adjust it according to your level of activity. I'd call that sedentary from what you described. It automatically adjusts your recommended intake according to your statistics.
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Thanks, so I will just log what actual exercises I do.
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and do not consume the extra calories it gives back for exercising
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Eating them back or not depends how you're using MFP. If you're using it as designed you are indeed supposed to eat back the exercise calories. They aren't factored into your daily calories until you log them in your exercise diary.
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A collection of original oil paintings and drawings of the female nude by Roz McQuillan.
About the AuthorRoz McQuillan
rozmcq Melbourne, Australia
Roz McQuillan graduated from R.M.I.T. with the Diploma of Illustration, and worked in children's book illustration for many years. She has had a passionate interest in portraits and the figure since childhood, and works in a number of mediums, including pastel, charcoal and conte, pen and ink, gouache, watercolour, acrylics, pencil, photography, mixed media, and currently, oils.
Her work, including commissioned portraits and nudes, is represented in many private collections, both Australian and International, and she has won a number of prizes and Highly Commendeds.
Roz convenes painting and life-drawing groups at Brighton Art Society in Melbourne, and has tutored in portrait drawing. She has studied oil painting with Peter Churcher, Lee Machelak, and Maxwell Wilkes, and drawing with Harold Freedman, Geoff Dupree and Godwin Bradbeer.
'I developed a love of drawing as a child, when I first drew my aging auntie in the bath.
I have always been fascinated by people, their character and
Publish Date November 11, 2009
Dimensions Small Square 20 pgs Standard Paper
Category Arts & Photography
Tags female nudes, oil paintings, females, drawings, figurative, impressionism, impressionist, girls, women, nudes, naked, portraits
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Manchester man who shot victim in face sentenced to 14 to 30 years
Hebert was originally charge with second-degree murder in the shooting death of the 21-year-old Samniego at Ferry and South Main streets at 3 a.m. July 17, 2011.
Hebert pleaded to the manslaughter charge last month in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Judge David Garfunkel said the sentence is intended as a message to the community about the consequences of the reckless use of firearms.
Garfunkel said the two men were strangers, and although Samniego was drunk and insulted Hebert, he was unarmed.
All Hebert had to do was drive away, said Garfunkel, but he circled back and shot Samniego at close range. Only then did Hebert drive away, leaving Samniego to die on the pavement.
Hebert was credited with 790 days of pretrial confinement and can apply for a suspension of the remainder of his sentence after serving two-thirds of the minimum.
He must also pay restitution for burial expenses and must have no contact with the victim's family.
Hebert was originally indicted on two second-degree murder charges, one alleging he recklessly caused Samniego's death, the other that he knowingly did so. He had been scheduled for trial, but pleaded guilty to manslaughter Aug. 19, in a so-called "naked plea" with no agreement on sentencing.
Defense attorneys Caroline Smith and Eric Raymond suggested the man they say is a model prisoner at the Valley Street Jail, serving as a mentor to other prisoners and a model even for corrections officers, should be sentenced to as little as five years.
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A British soldier from 1st Battalion The Mercian Regiment who died in Afghanistan yesterday has been named by the Ministry of Defence as Lance Corporal Jamie Webb.
He was 24.
Task Force Helmand spokesman Major Matt Allen said: "His death comes as a great loss to all serving in Task Force Helmand.
"Our thoughts and prayers are extended to his family and friends at this difficult time."


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400 AA insurance jobs could be lost in Cardiff
Over 400 jobs could be lost at the AA insurance call centre in Cardiff.
The company blames a growth in online transactions resulting in fewer purchases made by telephone.
But the Cardiff-based AA Driving School and BSM activities will be retained, with around 150 jobs preserved.
The AA says future insurance call centre activity will be focused at its Newcastle office.
– AA Spokesperson
The AA is committed to making every effort to reduce the number of roles affected and will seek to do so by firstly considering alternative options raised during consultation, requests for voluntary redundancy, redeployment and / or relocation, and offering outplacement support and retraining.
The company says it expects to see a net reduction in its UK call centre staff of about 317 employees. Currently just under 3,000 of its total 8,000 staff work in call centres.
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LAS VEGAS -- Clark County Commissioners will be looking at proposals for a new sports arena in Las Vegas, and it's already giving hope to many unemployed construction workers.
There are four different groups who all want to build the same thing. The hope is to attract more events and a professional sports team to town.
A Texas-based company wants to build an arena on the site of the old Wet 'N Wild water park near Las Vegas Blvd. and Sahara. The company that has leased the land now wants to turn it into the Silver State Arena, a world-class sports arena that is expected to provide at least 10,000 jobs.
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International Development Management says they are ready to break ground by late September. The Silver State Sports arena would be right next door to the Fontaineblue building on the north end of the Strip.
"It will generate a lot of jobs a lot of investment -- a lot of new economic activity," said company president Chris Milam. "The arena we are replacing is almost 30-years-old."
The project would cost $750 million -- about half includes the price of the land. Milam says 85-percent of it will be privately funded by his company. The other 15-percent would have to be subsidized by the county.
Milam wants commissioners to reinstate the redevelopment agency that takes a portion of property taxes to revitalize blighted areas.
"This project requires no new taxes, whatsoever. No tax burden on anyone in Clark County," he said.
"What I really like is someone to come in and build an arena without using public money. No one has offered that yet," said Commissioner Steve Sisolak.
Sisolak says there are three other proposals to build an arena of the same size. Two of the plans call for a sales tax increase for the Strip corridor.
Sisolak is optimistic, saying a lot of people want a professional sports team to call Las Vegas home. Economically, it could be a big boost to the area. In the meantime, it would create a lot of jobs.
MGM Mirage and UNLV are against the idea of any sports arena being built. UNLV wrote a letter saying it would lose up to $9 million a year from the loss of events.
Commissioners will meet on Tuesday to hear all the proposals for the sports arena. From there, they may send the issue to the voters on the November ballot and ask if people are willing to support an eight-tenths of a cent sales tax increase.
IDM officials say they are going to move forward on its project in hopes they will win the bid.


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Being travellers, I think, makes us see the best in people. It takes us outside of ourselves a bit, lets us see different ways of life and the things that all people and societies have in common. While it has made me somewhat jaded in specific senses, overall it's made me a much more open and interested person in everything that's going on around me.
I've always noted my male privilege when writing about travel. So many of the awesome experiences I have had travelling alone, like getting into a random guy's car and going to meet his family, getting on the back of a stranger's moped in the suburbs of Medellin to go see a plantation, and so on, are things that I just couldn't do if I was a woman travelling alone. Even the way I would be looked at and hastled in most of the middle east would make it very hard to me to feel as intimately connected to the region as I do right now.
So here we go. What really frustrates me about Tunisia is that it's apparently a sex tourism destination for european men on package tours. I am not saying Americans don't do this here, but it's kind of absurd. I am literally afraid to make eyecontact with people on the street most of the time, because if I talk to them and sit next to them (A) they will almost as often as not try to sell me sex, and (B) every respectable person in the town I am visiting will think I am a total sleezeball. Add in that (C ) I don't speak French, which is the language in which these propositions are made, and I am not always as immediately aware of what is happening and can accidentally go along with it for a moment, even though everyone around me speaks French and so sees me… as a total sleezeball.
Tunisia is, in this sense, the first place that I have been where I can't be totally carefree with who I am friendly with and where I go with them. While I have had to be careful of certain things in other places (like gaurding my nationality in parts of Iraq and the camps in Lebanon) that was a careful omission of information while otherwise being open, friendly, and happy to talk to total strangers. This is different. And it really bothers me.
Since I've had to limit myself from many of these experiences, I have found myself flying through Tunisia. Part of travel is interacting with the locals, and it's hard enough here that I'm leaving 9 days early to head to the greek islands to be a raging tourist. Cause at least then I will be able to talk to people.
That is not to say that tunisians aren't the most hospitable people ever… they very likely are. It's obviously a case of a minority ruining an experience, and I am still quite enamoured with many places in Tunisia and have had some really great experiences.
Today I went to El Jem, which has a colloseum which is MUCH nicer than the one in Rome (it's the 3rd largest in the world and much better preserved than its Roman counterpart since Catholicism never showed up to steal its stone for St Peters Basilica), along with a beautiful museum with reconstructed villas. It's a tourist site, but, very importantly, there are no hotels in Al Jem. Which ostensibly means that middle aged men don't troll the streets at night trying to find 16-19 year old arab boys to fuck them (Sidenote: People can get away with doing this. They cannot get away with drinking alcohol, even buying it in a store). And the difference in hospitality was stunning. Ditto for the few times I've needed to crash for a night in between destinations in little towns in the desert. People were friendly and excited to give me directions, happy to hear me trying to speak arabic, and genuinely willing to say hello. I had a sandwich ant a stand in the street and asked the kid who was running it for directions to a museum, which was about 10 minutes away. About 2 minutes into my walk, he showed up with a scooter and drove me the rest of the way, out of pure hospitality. It was great. It reminded me of Sumatra or Lebanon or Bangladesh or someplace like that.
It makes me realize that the places that are most special to me, whether it's Sicily or Naples in Italy, Lebanon in the Middle East, Bangladesh in South Asia, and so on, are really the places where the social scarification of mass tourism have yet to do their dirty work. Hopefully I'm not facilitating that process.
I guess these are the impacts of tourism. It's presence (especially when "it" is manifest by 5 star hotels with high walls around them and wealthy, non-assimilated westerners being shuttled in and out in airconditioned tour busses) kills part of a place. The city I'm in right now, Mahaida, built as a capital for the Fatamid dynasty before they took Cairo, could be Beirut in some ways. It has great food, sheesha pipes burning into the night, palm trees along the corniche (seafront drive), ruins scattered throughout the city, and nice beaches, including quite a few which are dominated by Tunisians (I was more Burqinis today than I have in a long time). All that is different is the mass tourism. And it means that a 30 minute walk means one will be hustled for money or by kitch-pushers at least a couple of times, that half of the restaurants are sealed off, air conditioned monoliths full of middle aged white people in short shorts, and that you'll be propositioned to pay for sex at least 7 or 8 times, at least if you are a young guy blonde walking around alone.


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3/5 rDev -19.1%
09-20-2013 01:12:53 | More by dantezeull
New Jersey
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
07-19-2013 14:16:04 | More by Varkias41
3/5 rDev -19.1%
12-28-2011 01:43:28 | More by DrBier
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
12-26-2011 20:24:44 | More by acurtis
New Jersey
3/5 rDev -19.1%
12-04-2011 21:16:26 | More by FrankyLikesIt
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-25-2011 19:22:39 | More by Exiled
District of Columbia
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-25-2011 17:39:51 | More by nmann08
New Jersey
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
11-24-2011 17:29:04 | More by koopa
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-23-2011 05:22:31 | More by deapokid
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-19-2011 14:08:44 | More by bacher468
New Jersey
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-15-2011 14:42:48 | More by randomdanger
4/5 rDev +7.8%
11-14-2011 16:19:58 | More by justintcoons
South Carolina
3.98/5 rDev +7.3%
black with a nice tight and compact head of tan that seems to come up around an inch or so before settling back down to earth and coming through with a nice medium layer of lacing around the sides, fairly impressed. aroma is hops, dark roasted malts, a touch of burnt brown sugar, hints of licorice and a touch of dark fruits as it warms, very complex. flavor follows suit nicely, albeit not as strong, but still very nicely done. rich dark malts and piney hops blend together with a deep roasted flavor that carries over into a moderatly dry finish
07-24-2011 06:23:13 | More by mikesgroove
3.85/5 rDev +3.8%
12oz bottle from Abe's of Bethlehem poured into
Nice dark chocolate black with huge fluffy pale head. Could stand to be a tad darker. Lacing is phenomenal.
Aroma is pleasant and slightly above average.
Taste is very balanced... could use a little more black in my opinion. Not bad... it actually borderlines ale in my opinion. Buttery flaws indicate a low fermentation temp.
Mouthfeel is decent.
This beer needs a little work however is a very balanced example of a black IPA.
04-21-2011 00:00:53 | More by TheSupremeAJ
New York
3.83/5 rDev +3.2%
On tap at the Weyerbacher event at Rattle N Hum.
dark brown with a lifeless top. A barely perceptible ring of foam circles the liquid. appears murky. This does not look too appetizing.
However, the first smell reveals a hearty grapefruit hop presence with a little coffee and chocolate. One of the better CDA aromas I've had the pleasure.
It is bitter with some chocolate caramel strafing on the bitter rim. This is followed by waves of citrusy hops. A little on the sweet side, but balanced by the hops very well. Low carbonation hurts this beer, which was otherwise pretty damn good. I'll give it another shot sometime.
04-20-2011 17:16:43 | More by dragonWhale
2.45/5 rDev -34%
So disappointed in this beer, I was expecting a really great Black IPA from a great Local Brewery. Opened the bottle poured it out so far so good. Then let it settle in for a bit took a big inhale over the glass and thought that this is going to be really great. took the first sip and for some reason the flavor was just not what I expected. The brew had everything going for it just not the flavor.
03-22-2011 05:13:41 | More by Knapp85
4.15/5 rDev +11.9%
I had this on tap at Quick 6 Mt Rose Avenue in York. Served chilled in a pint.
A murky dark brown with thick cream cap of light beige that retains well. The bead is ultra fine and lace sticks decently. The smell is very good with lots of grapefruity citrus from PNW hops, gentle caramel hints and light coffee notes add to the dimension of the American Black ale. The feel is great with the hops in the starring role -sweet and juicy textures overlap and the roast is low with moderate alcohol presence and semi-dry finish which has a low astringency level.
This IPA is and American Black ale as I think the style is best interpreted. The flavor has plenty of ruby red grapefruit and subtle notes of caramel malt with a slight dark sugar tinge, mild toasted flavors that add to the complexity in the malt with slight coffee, but not heavily roasted. The juiciness borders on orange with subtle sweet and tangy and bitterness is moderate in the flavor along with a mild alcohol taste in the semi-dry finish. I enjoyed this a lot, unsure why it is rated so low since to me it fits the style in the best way possible with Hops getting the spotlight. I enjoy how there is not too much roasted malt presence to get in the way of the nice citrusy hops which are utilized so well - the dry finish makes for a drinkable American Black ale - Kudos Weyerbacher!
01-28-2011 18:10:27 | More by Slatetank
3.83/5 rDev +3.2%
A - The beer poured a very dark brown...I thought it was black but after holding it up I caught a glimpse of some lighter highlights at the bottom of the glass...a fluffy, tan, two finger head formed and slowly settled into a wispy cap...nice lacing
S - The hops are very forward...they are the first thing you smell after cracking the top...the hops are citrusy sweet...the roasted malt is just an underlying factor in the nose
T - Again, the hops are pretty assertive on the palate with the malt being an underlying factor...a sweet hop flavor kicks things off with a touch of caramel malt backing it up...the middle of the beer is where you get the roasted flavors, especially when it warms up...there is a nice roasted chocolate flavor and roasted malt flavor...the end is a bitter mix between roasted malt and piney hops
M - Medium bodied...there was something off putting about swallowing the beer...it was the taste of a raw but roasted hop cone...it came after the nice bitterness but it ruined that
D - This was a decent Black IPA...the black part of it was very subdued as the IPA characteristics really shined...I like forward to keeping up with Weyerbachers NATO series
12-14-2010 12:05:41 | More by thain709
3.65/5 rDev -1.6%
A. Pours an impenetrable black with a two finger creamy tan head that leaves lots of residual lacing.
S. Citrus hops and pine hops (although the pine might be the Christmas tree behind me). There is a slight roasted aroma with a touch of caramel.
T. While the flavors are the same as the nose, the hops are more dominant. Assertive citrus with a subdued pine hop presence. The caramel and roasted malt come out mid palate. Bitter citrus peel on swallow.
M. On the thin side of medium with a medium level of carbonation.
D. A great pairing with spicy lamb rogan josh - the roasted malt matches with the lamb while the hop oils help cut through the spiciness.
11-30-2010 03:23:58 | More by BeerAndBourbon
District of Columbia
3.58/5 rDev -3.5%
12 oz bottle poured into a nonic.
Appearance is very stout like. A retentive, finger thick cream colored head sits on a thin black, nearly opaque body with sticky clumps of lacing. Aroma is dark and roasty malts with light grapefruit hops. As the beer warms up the black part of the IPA starts to dominate with a sweet, dry roasty malt flavor dominated with resiny grapefruit hops in the finish. Mouthfeel is medium thick with soft carbonation. Nice flavors for a Black IPA but balance is lacking as the dark and roasted flavors never really mesh with the hop profile.
11-14-2010 22:57:17 | More by yourefragile
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
A- Poured from a 12oz bottle into a snifter... a 1/2" creamy off white head sits on top of black beer. Almost no light shines through when held up to one. Head has nice retention and leaves some decent lacing
S- I got a wiff of grapefruit before even putting my nose anywhere near the glass... first wiff up close delivers some more grapefruit but is evened out my some sweet maltiness. After some swirls of the snifter the aroma seems to get alittle dryer
T- Impressive IMO... very nice dry hoppy flavor. Not super intense, but no malty sweetness accompanies the grapefruit-like hoppy taste
M- Medium body with medium carbonation... leaves a bit of linger bitterness in your mouth
D- Though I don't think I'll be able to get more of this because it was limmitted, if I could I would. Definitely worth giving a try should you come across any...
11-14-2010 03:36:38 | More by bbeane
4/5 rDev +7.8%
On-tap at Varga in Philadelphia.
Pours a dark brown color with a one-finger tan head. The head recedes into a wispy layer on top leaving decent lacing.
Smells of lightly roasted malts with good amounts of sweet caramel malts. Also present are large amounts of citrus hop aromas and lighter pine hops.
Tastes very similar to how it smells. Light roasted and dark malt flavors kick things off and are joined quickly by equal amounts of citrus and pine hops. Midway through the sip slight amounts of light chocolate flavors make a brief appearance and the pine hop flavors intensify. Light roast and pine carry through to a solidly bitter ending.
Mouthfeel is good. It's got a solid thickness with moderate carbonation.
Drinkability is also good. I finished my glass without any problems and could have another.
Overall this was a solid beer but it didn't meld as well as some of the better CDA's out there. Still, it's worth a shot if you see it around.
10-23-2010 14:05:04 | More by glid02
New Jersey
3.98/5 rDev +7.3%
On-tap, served in a pint glass; had at The Blue Monkey in Merchantville, NJ
Arrived at my table a dark chestnut brown, near black color with a two finger tan head that fell to form a thin layer of foam. Some lines and dots of lace are spattered about.
The aroma isn't overly assertive but is definitely noticeable. Pink grapefruit, grass, and a modest malt sweetness. A little bit of roast rounds out the aroma.
Pine comes through more in the flavor. Still, grapefruit and grassy hops heavy with mild dark roasted and subtle chocolate. The finish is where the hops assert themselves. Grassy, resinous hops with a grapefruit bitterness that can satisfy any hop craving.
Medium body with a creamy feel. The hops are crisp and biting while the malt sweetness is smooth and subtle. Bitter finish and a little drying.
This beer does everything well.
10-20-2010 21:04:24 | More by ColForbinBC
4.4/5 rDev +18.6%
Bottled on 8/05/10
A: black as night. No light coming through. A thick creamy coffee ice cream colored head of close to two fingers. Clings to the glass nicely. Looks like beautiful stout but wait. This is an ipa.
S: at first all I got was a beautiful bouquet of hops. After a minute I can get some dark malts as well. I could sniff this all day long. Tons of citrus and floral with some light chocolate notes coming through. I'm dying to taste this thing.
T: this is such an interesting style to me. The initial taste is light fresh hops. Then a bittering effect followed by the roasted malts in the form of coffee. I really like this beer.
M: No complaints here. Perfect carbonation. Smooth and medium bodied. Very easy to drink.
Overall: This beer is freakin awesome. I love everything about it. It looks amazing. It smells beautiful. It has tons of flavor and great drinkability. This is something Weyerbacher should consider adding to their line up. I like it a lot!
10-17-2010 00:51:58 | More by BigMike
3.68/5 rDev -0.8%
Big thanks to djrn2 for sending this beer to me. It is the first beer from the Weyerbacher NATO series that I have tried.
The beer pours a dark brown color with a white head. The aroma is roasted malt with some piney hops. I also get a little bit of tobacco in the aroma. The flavor is fairly bitter pine with a little bit of citrus. This is also balanced out with some roasted malt. Low to medium bitterness - one of the more bitter Black IPAs I have tried. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation.
Glad I got to try this one.
10-10-2010 17:52:26 | More by Mora2000
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Located midway between Cincinnati and Louisville where the Ohio and Kentucky Rivers meet, Carrollton is the kind of town where you can still get a good breakfast, read a paper, and look out at the river, all under one roof. It's a place where the best story is told while meeting at the crosswalks, and the church bells still ring at noon.
Carrollton is the kind of place that should be on your list of scenic drives as you tour north central Kentucky.
Carrollton is only 14 miles from the Kentucky Speedway and 20 miles from Belterra Casino in Indiana. Carrollton is home to one of Kentucky's finest state parks, General Butler State Resort Park. This beautiful park encompasses 791 acres and surrounds a relaxing 30 acre lake. The Butler-Turpin State Historic House (c. 1859) sets proudly on the hill watching her coveted grounds.
Carrollton is also home to the Historic Masterson House (c 1790) where you can experience the heritage of a time-gone-by. Spinning, basket making, lye soap making, rock masonry, fence making, and candle making are a few of the demonstrations.
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Edwards fears for future of Wales coaching team
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Wales legend Gareth Edwards fears Warren Gatland's decision not to include his long-term assistant Shaun Edwards in his British & Irish Lions coaching team will signal the end of their fruitful partnership.
The two highly-respected coaches have worked alongside each other for a success-laden decade with London Wasps, Wales and the Lions and Edwards had been widely expected to join Gatland on next summer's tour of Australia but England assistant coach Andy Farrell has been handed the role of defence coach.
Edwards, who will instead tour Japan with Wales, has since accepted the decision and thrown his support behind the Lions but doubts remain about the duo's ability to work alongside each other following such a high-profile snub.
Edwards, a key figure in the Lions' victories over New Zealand in 1971 and South Africa in 1974, believes Gatland's decision could have ramifications for Wales. "I was surprised that Shaun isn't going with the Lions," he told the Western Mail. "You have to ask why. It looks like a slap in the face. Maybe, it's one of those occasions where it's not straightforward.
"There might be mitigating circumstances but when you have been part of the Lions before, as Shaun has been, you're going to feel relatively disappointed. Going to Australia would have appealed to Shaun, as a former rugby league guy. It's where he would have been of world standing.
"I don't know whether or not Warren had discussed his decision with Shaun and explained the reasons why he was not going with the Lions," added Edwards. "It's a hard one for Shaun - there's no doubt about that and he might think it's time for a change. If the relationship is torn or ended it might be better if they parted company. That's something only Shaun and Warren know."
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Californians worship in a big way
Urban dwellers have a penchant for the megachurch. It has proven to be true in all the large cities of the world. Singapore has quite a number of its own. In the USA, the state with the most megachurches, a whopping 193, is California. Read this report:
California has more megachurches than anywhere else in the country, with the majority in the suburbs between Los Angeles and San Diego. California is home to 193 megachurches, slightly more than Texas with 191, according to the most recent survey by the Hartford Institute for Religion Research, one of the nation's leading authorities on megachurches. The majority of these congregations are in the suburbs between Los Angeles and San Diego, an area that some who study the phenomenon call the Southern California Bible Belt. A handful have risen to national prominence—notably Saddleback Church in Lake Forest—but dozens of other large, if lesser-known, churches also are growing. The number of megachurches has grown steadily for the last four decades. Researchers say there are now at least 1,350 such churches nationwide, more than double the number a decade ago and draw an average of 4,100 weekend parishioners. -The Los Angeles Times 11 Oct 09.
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Luminary Circle founding member and former chair of the Los Angeles Board of Directors Liz Dennery Sanders offers Step Up members insight each month into key steps to success.
I believe that we are all here to serve in some capacity. If you can figure out what that is – what's going to give you the greatest amount of fulfillment while you're helping others in the process – it creates a rich, rewarding and empowered life. It's not the stuff we accumulate that makes us happy, it's the lives we touch – and hopefully change for the better.
But I didn't always know this.
Growing up, I didn't have strong female role models. In my family, children were "seen and not heard," and it took me a long time to connect to my voice. In fact, I'm still on the journey.
I had never heard the word empowerment, let alone what it meant or how to use it.
It wasn't until I left home for college that I began to find my way. During those four years something shifted inside of me. Thanks to new friends, a newfound love of exercise, a caring and supportive therapist and the ability to select some of my own course work, I began to feel a sense of power – something I had never experienced before.
I finally began to realize the key to my self-esteem didn't lie in someone else's hands, let alone somewhere outside me. Connecting your dots and finding your voice is an inside job.
Ironically, while I struggled with my own voice, I excelled at promoting others. After two public relations and marketing internships, I knew I had found my path, or so I thought.
After college, and for the next 20 years, I worked in publishing and marketing, eventually starting my own PR and marketing agency over a decade ago. But it was actually through my philanthropic work that I became connected to my bigger WHY and mission in life many years later.
I've been a mentor for the past 12 years. First, for Women in Need in NYC, where I taught classes in self-esteem, interviewing skills and professional etiquette, and then for Step Up, where I've been involved with both the teen programs and their Professional Mentorship & Development program.
I founded SheBrand because I want to help other women find their voice and step into their power. Thanks to my philanthropic work, and now through my SheBrand clients, I realize that the more we help others connect to their power – to their true voice and their own brand of awesome – the more we empower ourselves.
It's a funny thing; I didn't realize how awesome I was until I started helping other women and girls connect to their own awesome. When we help another woman or girl find that powerful place within, it stirs something deep within ourselves.
The power is always there, we sometimes just need someone else to hold up a mirror so that we can see ourselves clearly – in all our bright, shining, perfect beauty.
One thing I know for sure: I feel most fulfilled, and ultimately empowered, when I'm holding up the mirror for someone else.
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CATEGORIES Comedy, Documentary, Horror, SXSW, Quentin Tarantino, Comic/Superhero/Geek, SXSW Film Festival, CinematicalJust last week, the South by Southwest Film Festival revealed the majority of its 2010 line-up, and now they've announced the guests scheduled to attend for their always-informative panels.
Jeffrey Tambor is returning with his popular Acting Workshop; Michel Gondry will turn up for a conversation about his work to date and his latest documentary, A Thorn in the Heart (playing there); David Gordon Green (Pineapple Express) will talk about his role in the success of HBO's "Eastbound and Down"; and the casts of Kick-Ass and MacGruber will each host a panel about their respective films.
I'd be remiss if I omitted two of the panels in particular: One sees our own Scott Weinberg moderating a horror panel attended by the likes of Ti West, Quentin Tarantino, Eli Roth, Matt Reeves and Ruben Fleischer, while another sees our own Erik Childress taking to task hyperbole in film criticism. We don't want to shamelessly promote either of them, obviously, but I will just say that I've heard Erik's will be "the best panel of the year" and "a total laugh riot!"
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* A Conversation with Michel Gondry
The stratospheric rise of Academy Award-winning visionary Michel Gondry is one of the great success stories of modern film. Working with fellow travelers like Spike Jonze, Charlie Kaufman and Bjork, Gondry has made his mark on the film landscape with iconic work like Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and The Science of Sleep. Come and enjoy what promises to be a fascinating discussion as Gondry discusses his latest, highly personal and emotionally raw documentary A Thorn in the Heart with TCM's Elvis Mitchell.
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Hey Steelers fans, Bronco Mike here a member of Mile High Report. I'm here to answer any questions you might have about the upcoming matchup between our teams. First off, congratulations for making it to the tournament! I think in any other year 12-4 should be good enough to win the division, but it's really saying something when 3 out of the 4 teams in your division made the playoffs.
As for the Broncos, we didn't finish the season well (3 straight losses) and our QB Tim Tebow has gone from a guy who can make plays and takes care of the ball to the complete opposite in the last two games. Speaking of Tebow, one request I have. If you have a question about him no problem, just keep it football related and please don't mock religion. Even though our team "backed in" we are the AFC West Champs and us Bronco fans are extremely excited to be in this position. Going from 4-12 last year and the #2 pick in the draft, starting 1-4 this year, enduring a coaching and QB change, it's nothing short of a great accomplishment to be in the position we are now. Something we are all proud of on MHR is way our team rallied around each other and played as a TEAM.
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1) How did Big Ben look yesterday coming off of his ankle injury, did he still play like he was hurting? Was he able to scramble around at all?
2) I know that all bets are off in divisional games---they can be close and low scoring no matter the level of the teams, but does it concern you guys that the offense didn't put up many points against Cleveland? Is that a trend you guys saw often during the season?
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Is anyone else bemused by the fact that Josh McDaniels just can't seem to catch a break? Orton, win/loss record and roster are just a few of the areas that have been held up as a reason to give the coach a hard time.Coach McDaniels had stated that he would name a starting quarterback just as soon as one of the two (Orton and Simms) had shown that he had pulled ahead in learning to run the offense. Lots of people suggested that if Orton wasn't named the starter, then McDaniels must be an idiot for trading for a quarterback who couldn't win the starting spot. Funny, I don't remember the trade as being a Cutler for Orton affair. As I recall it was a "what's the best you're willing to offer for Cutler" deal, and in most of the reports I read, the draft picks were mentioned first, with Orton being the add-on. Yet, after Orton was named the starter, a number of people started questioning whether or not there was ever a true competition for the quarterback position, despite the fact that McDaniels, Orton and Simms all went on record as saying that there was a competition for the spot going on. In regards to win/loss record & personnel turn-over, we'll have to wait and see before we can label McDaniels a genius or an idiot, since we haven't played any games nor has the rest of the starting lineup been named.
I was wondering, if in order to help us give McDaniels a break on some of these issues it might not be helpful to revisit what happened with other Head Coaches when they took over the helm of the organization.
DIsclaimer: I did not include data for interim coaches, or the season in which a coach starter mid-season.
Year Coach 1st Year Record 1st Winning Season New Starters in 1st Year
1960 Filchock 4-9-1 Never N/A (1st Yr for team)
1962 Faulkner 7-7 Never 14*
1965 Speedie 4-10 Never 13*
1967 Saban 3-11 Never 21**
1972 Ralston 5-9 1973 11
1977 Miller 12-2 1977 9*
1981 Reeves 10-6 1981 4
1993 Phillips 9-7 1993 10*
1995 Shanahan 8-8 1996 12
* 1 Pro Bowl player from previous year did not start
** 4 Pro Bowl players from previous year did not start
Several things leap out at us from this look back:
5 of our first 9 HC's had losing records in their first season.
3 of the last 4 HC's started with winning records (the 4th had an 8-8 season)
2 of the last 4 HC's (MIller & Phillips) took the Broncos to the playoffs in their first year.
1 of the last 4 HC's (Miller) took the Broncos to the Super Bowl in his first year.
None of Denver's 1st 4 HC's ever had a winning season.
The last 5 coaches each posted at least 1 winning season, and none of them went more than 1 season between the time they became HC and their 1st winning season.
The average number of new starters for the team under a new HC has been 11.75.
Not included in the data above: John Ralston transitioned Denver to a 3-4 in 1976 after a 6-8-0 finish, and went 9-5-0.
What all of this says to me is: No matter whether we agree with the moves McDaniels has made or not, he deserves to be cut some slack to see just how far and how fast he can take our beloved Broncos. IMHO, history is on his side.


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'Blue Devil Dash' 5K Run/Walk Scheduled
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The second annual Blue Devil Dash 5K Run/Walk and Kids' Fun Run will be held on Saturday, Oct. 16 at Varina High School, 7053 Messer Road. The event is sponsored by the Varina High School Student Government Association and seeks to promote health and wellness, while raising funds for student activities, campus beautification and scholarships.
The event will take place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and will include both a timed 5K run/walk on a flat course that starts and ends at the school and a one-mile kids' fun run. School bands and cheerleaders will provide encouragement for participants in this event along the race course.
Trophies will be awarded to top finishers in all age categories as well as to overall finishers. Prizes will be provided by local businesses, including Dave & Buster's, Panera Bread, Dick's Sporting Goods and the Boathouse Restaurant. Financial and in-kind support for this event is being provided by the Varina Ruritans, BCWH Architectural Firm, Montgomery & Simpson, LLC, Qdoba Mexican Grill, Chick-fil-A and Cabot Creamery.
Runners, walkers, and community supporters can register for the event at http://www.raceit.com For d.etails, call 226-8700.
Celebrating 106 years
Former Sandston resident Mildred Taylor celebrated her 106th birthday Aug. 9. Taylor, who now lives in Powhatan, is still a member of Sandston Baptist Church. She was visited the day after her birthday by several members of the church, who played for her a recording of the entire church membership singing happy birthday to her during worship. > Read more.
YMCA breaks ground for aquatic center
YMCA officials gathered last week to break ground on the new Tommy J. West Aquatic Center at the Shady Grove Family YMCA on Nuckols Road. The center, which will featured 7,600 square feet of competitive and recreational space, including water slides, play areas for children and warmer water for those with physical limitations, is the fourth phase of a $4 million expansion at the facility. West was president and CEO of Capital Interior Contractors and a founding member of the Central Virginia Region of the Virginia Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors. > Read more.
Rotary donates to 'Bright Beginnings'
The Sandston Rotary Club recently donated $1,000 to the Sandston YMCA for its Bright Beginnings program, which helps provide children in need with school supplies for the new school year. > Read more.
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'The Hundred-Foot Journey' fails to capitalize on tasty concept
The Hundred-Foot Journey is a curious little Romeo and Juliet of a film. A family, forced out of their native India, begins a trek across Europe.
The family's sole mode of transportation sputters and dies in a sleepy little French town, but the town's food culture is high, and that's a perfect place for a family of restaurateurs to settle down. There's only one problem – the family's rustic "Maison Mumbai" is right across the street (a hundred feet away, if the title didn't clue you in) from a prestigious French bistro with a Michelin star, run with an iron fist by the dreaded Madame Mallory (Helen Mirren, pictured).
It's here that a particular Romeo and Juliet story begins to develop, with Hassan (Manish Dayal) on the Indian side and Marguerite (Charlotte Le Bon) on the French side. > Read more.
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Enjoy the final days of summer with comedian Guy Torry, the Sam's Club National BBQ Tour or mystery writer Mary Miley Theobald at Twin Hickory Library. Another great way to welcome the beginning of fall is to check out the UR Spider Football season opener with man's best friend. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Bottoms up
Short Pump brewery offers more than just beer
I am still (happily) thinking about my entire experience at Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery last week. Knowing nothing about this new brewery out of Denver, I was leery of brew-pub in the heart of Short Pump Town Center – this is not what I'd usually think of as a perfect fit, and yet, it was.
The restaurant and craft brewery opened in early June and features 10 beers made by female brewmaster Becky Hammond (pictured). This is the restaurant's second location in Virginia; the first is in Arlington. Behind glass walls, customers watched the beer brewing in massive steel barrels. For our up-and-coming beer region, it makes sense that Short Pump would jump on board.
As I walked up to the back of the mall near the comedy club, I was taken aback by what I saw: at the top of the stairs was an overflowing restaurant with outdoor seating, large umbrellas and dangling outdoor lights. > Read more.
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We accept Paypal, Western Union, Wire Transfer .
Any question about the football key chains, please feel free to contact us.