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05-01-2014 14:18:02 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
New Zealand (Aotearoa)
3.91/5 rDev -4.4%
Bright and vibrant.
Attractive sweet malt aroma, giving way to grassy green hops with some citrus and pineapple.
Plenty of punch up front when tasted, and some persistent bitterness at the end. Complex. Supple mouthfeel.
The NZ Sauvin hops is the star of this show. A good showcase of what it can do.
Definitely not a session beer, but I enjoyed it.
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A golden copper body, looks thick with some slow bubbles making their way to a well sustained finger of tan foam that leaves a partial ring followed by random patches
S big tropical fruit nose with heavy guava and passion fruit, some tangerine, sweet orange, candied pine apple, caramel and just a little pine
T more pine and a little lemon and lime rind, just a hint of booze, not to far from the nose, slightly less tropical notes but equally good
M full for the color, quite gritty with a nice bitter snap to it, enough bubbles to give it some life, slick on the palate after the fact
O I could drink a few of these without getting board and I just might, its overly hoppy but not a complete runaway, the sweet malt somehow holds its own
I bought this one for the label alone as I've never heard of this brewery but I might have uncovered a hidden gem, I'll be on the lookout for more from these guys
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Another new release and I love the artwork on label very catchy and it pours a light amber hue with a one finger head and a rim of lacing,the smell is gooseberries,lychee,sweet malts and pineapple basically Nelson Sauvin on show,the mouthfeel is medium bodied with perfect moderate carbonation and the taste as you would expect is a showcasing of this lovely NZ hop which starts off berry sweet then is mellowed out by a citrus bitterness that makes way for a solid piney hop bitterness that is allowed to shine due to the nice subtle malt character and overall I like it and definitely a brew that's worth a crack cheers.
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Bottle: a solid 500mL brown bottle with an interesting if not brilliant craft label.
Appearance: poured into a tulip glass - a vibrant, clear orange-amber with loads of fine carbonation from the centre of the glass. A one-finger off-white head lingers for about a minute before dropping to a solid ring. Almost no lacing.
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Overall: a very impressive American IPA, with a more complex and intriguing profile than some other examples. A very expensive beer, but I'll buy a single or 4-pack every now and then.
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Furthermore I was quite surprised to learn that VISD has a 70% Free and Reduced lunch enrollment. Doesn't that seem incredibly high? I do realize that we have a certain segment of our local community that is impoverished, but 70%? Wow, that's really, really sad and I'm now starting to understand the problems VISD has a little clearer. This was something I would have never guessed.
Lastly, I too have been told by a school district administrator that the East campus has now far exceeded all the original enrollment predictions, and that West has lost several hundred students. I have also had this confirmed by parenst of students at West and at East. Why such a shift? Also it appears that VISD will likely need a 3rd High School somehwere south of town in the very near future. Has there been any solid discussion by district officials about a futures plan?November 11, 2010 at 10:17 p.m.
I have a few questions for Dr. Moore and for the Allison Miles. I applaud VISD for all the great things they have announced, however was Dr. Moore somewhat vague, or is this just the Advocate condensing some of what he actually said and topics that he went into further detail about, during the luncheon?
For example, Dr. Moore stated "Among other things, the district completion rate will likely hit 90 percent this year, the number of disciplinary incidents will likely decrease and programs are expanding."
1.) What completion rate is he referring to? The High School Graduation rate? Does that mean 90% of all High School seniors in VISD will graduate with a traditional High School diploma? Or does that mean VISD is counting GED's and any other form of "completion"? Also what exactly does "likely" mean?
2.) Why does he believe "discipline incidents" will "likely" decrease? Isn't that a little premature to announce considering school is only 2 1/2 months into session? Typically a school district doesn't predict a total number of discipline referals until the school year is completed? Who can predict what the future holds? Did a directive come down from Central Office directing all administrators not to code certain "discipline" referals as actual "incidents"? I am not suggesting that this has occurred, however we all know that numbers are numbers and districts can create statistics one way or the other to reflect favorably based on policy and administrative directives and practices. Hopefully that was just him being optimistic?
3.) What programs are "expanding"? Very interested in that, as this could be a selling point for the district? I realize he stated that "The Victoria Center for Advanced Learning", which has 953 students enrolled, offers 32 courses and added 10 new courses. Where is this center "school" located? Is this 953 additional students. This doesn't count all the High School AP students does it? Can't students at the two High Schools take "Advanced Learning" classes, without having to leave their home campuses and enroll in this school? According to Moore, this is almost 1,000 additional students. This is significant.November 11, 2010 at 10:16 p.m.
Talked to a few kids at East and was told so crowding it is unreal. The hall-ways are so packed with student it is unreal. Have you seen the gyms why so small? The high school are so small will have to add on soon. I have seen the new pool it is amazing. When will get the equipement to use it? The clocks are not working yet. Have to have clocks to use at a meet.November 11, 2010 at 12:23 p.m.
what you know, splitting up all the trouble makers between to hs's helps cut down on incidents !
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It's 99 degrees today in NYC! It's hot, it's humid, it's gross, it's not fun. It's days like today that I thank my lucky stars that I am a lady. Men don't have a lot of choices for work attire in such hot weather. They show up to work in sweat-covered dress shirts while us girls have the option to throw on an easy short dress. Seems like this summer is going to be a scorcher so here are some great dress options I found:
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3. A floral dress (like this one from the Gap) is a great go-to for summer. Grab a light cardigan when you get to your chilly office.
4. This ruched v-neck cotton dress from J. Crew is super cute. If the V is too deep for you, put a white cami underneath.
5. LOFT has so many good dresses, it's hard to choose just one. (Seriously ladies you should all be checking that store out—trust me.) This green dress with sequin detail is 50% off the sale price… that's $25!
6. Anthropologie is another great store for dresses. Although they might be a bit pricier, a unique dress is a good investment, right? This super-chic and sophisticated style is my personal fave.
7. Have an important meeting? A simple flattering shift dress (this one is from Banana Republic) can do you no wrong. Just carry your blazer in your bag until the meeting.
Please note: These dresses are appropriate for most offices, but of course use your own discretion.
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Written on July 7, 2010 at 5:34 pm, by Whitney
These are good choices! I like the Banana one to wear to work.
And I totally agree that guys have it so bad in the summer! Can you imagine wearing a suit and tie today? Gross!
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Every draft guru from ESPN to the NFL network were positive the Raiders needed to go defensive tackle with our 1st rd selection, but the Raider's brass had other ideas. Going against the grain, the Oakland Raiders methodically went about the business of filling out their roster, and had a very solid draft. The biggest surprise of the day may have been, with an immediate need in so many areas the Raiders seemed content to draft some developmental players, with very high ceilings that will take some time, patience,and coaching, rather than some of the big names on the board that may have a more immediate impact.
Oakland opened with what was possibly the biggest surprise of rd 1, and definitely the biggest comeback story of day one, by taking D.J. Hayden, CB from Houston. A talented pass defender, and feisty defender in run support, who's college career was cut short by a freak injury in practice. Hayden suffered a blow to the chest which ruptured a vein in his heart, and left him fighting for his life, then fighting for his football future, and now fighting to prove he was the best CB prospect in this draft. Given the tenacity, and pure grit this young man has shown in his battle to return to the football field, I would'nt bet against him.
After moving back in the 1st, and picking up a 2nd rd pick the Raiders followed up by taking the raw but talented OT Menelik Watson. Watson played RT at Florida st., but was the fourth ranked LT prospect in the draft due to prototypical size, explosive movement, and excellent feet. He is a project, but the ceiling may be as high as any OT in this draft.
Not what most people expected from the Raiders, but corner has been a revolving door since the loss of Asomugha 2 years ago, and RT has been addressed 1 yr at a time for several years now. Oakland has finally been able to address the corner, and tackle positions. Moving to solidify the positions for the future rather than continue to address them year after year with a series of one year contracts.
Oakland came back in the 3rd and took the ultra competitive Sio Moore LB from Connecticut. A tough strong willed defender who along with 7th rd DE David Bass from Missouri Western St. will hopefully help bring some pass rush to a Raiders defensive unit that struggled to get pressure on the QB last season.
In the fourth the Raiders selected QB Tyler Wilson from Arkansas. A fearless, strong armed QB, who has more guts than sense at times, but in the right system, could develop into a solid NFL QB.
With multiple Picks in the 6th rd the Raiders addressed the TE position selecting Nick Kasa from Colorado, a converted DE that flashes the ability to get down field in a hurry ,Kasa is an aggressive blocker, that needs to work on his hand placement in run blocking, and work on catching the ball away from his body, but could develop into a full time NFL TE. Oakland also spent a 6th rd pick on TE Mychal Rivera from Tennessee. Rivera is not much of a blocker, but has soft hands , and showed the ability to get separation underneath. Not much of a deep threat but can be a nice security blanket underneath, running drag routes and such.
In the 6th the Raiders also selected Latavius Murray, RB, Central Florida to add depth behind the oft injured McFadden, and Stacy McGee a DT from Oklahoma who possesses the talent to be a rotational defensive lineman if he can stay out of trouble.
In the 7th rd the Raiders wrapped it up selecting Bryce Butler, WR, San Diego St. a USC transfer with some upside, and the earlier mentioned David Bass. All in all a very solid draft for the Raiders, as they move forward to June 1st when they will receive some cap relief from the release of Michael Huff, and most likely finish filling their roster out then. Grade B


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Duane Hurley's neighbors, among others, were shocked when he learned that Danny Kovarbasich had been released from jail. Many people, including Hurley's friends, do not believe the allegations of molestation, and Hurley's family contends that he was not a pedophile. Similarly, despite an intensive investigation into Hurley's background that went back decades in his life, investigators said that the only evidence of a sexual relationship between Danny and Hurley had come from Danny's own allegations. No one else had ever made such charges against Hurley. The alleged child pornography found on Hurley's computer, though damaging, did not prove a sexual relationship between Hurley and Danny despite its suggestiveness. Some of Hurley's friends believe that Danny has received a free pass despite the severity of his actions.
"I was amazed because it's unbelievable," Ray Kleinsmith told a Fox 8 News reporter. "How do you do that? I mean, somebody killed a guy like that and just walks out with basically no time at all...as far as I'm concerned, he should be locked up for life."
"If anybody says being incarcerated for upwards of two years plus further incarceration in a treatment facility, an intensive treatment facility, is a free pass, I don't necessarily agree," Stepanik said. "I mean, he went through something terrible, he did something terrible, so what do we do? We can't just throw him away....He is still a child although the law says he's an adult. He did not want to admit what happened to him, but eventually had to."
According to Assistant Lorain County Prosecutor Tony Cillo, the prosecutor's office was unaware of the judge's decision to release Danny until they heard about it through media sources. He said the prosecutor's office did not provide any input about it prior to the judge making his decision. Cillo declined to say anything else.
Prosecutors had objected to Burge's original sentence of probation and had filed an appeal, which was denied. Similarly, North Ridgeville Police Chief Richard Thomas did not agree with Burge's sentence.
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Designed by the famous architect Donald Harradine the Corfu course has been praised by many as one of the best kept in Europe and he has blended the natural resources of the lovely Ropa Valley with man made hazards to make the course a good but fair test. It is as enjoyable for the scratch player as it is for the long handicap one. The course is open 7 days a week.
The magnificent greens of Penncross Bent are considered to be the finest in the Mediterranean; the treelined fairways and the sandtraps combined with several lakes and meandering streams, make an attractive picture against a backcloth of high hills. A new modern irrigation system keeps the golf course in excellent condition even through the hot summer months. Over the past 3 years the golf course and clubhouse has undergone a total renovation. Bunkers have been redesigned, deepened, drained and filled with white sand, shipped in from a nearby Greek island.
Suitable for all levels of player with qualified instructors on hand for beginners and equipment rental available. It is also ideally placed for families who perhaps don't all share the same interest in the sport being a mere 10 minute drive from Aqualand, the largest waterpark on the island, 20 minutes out of Corfu town and 10 minutes from the nearest beach at Ermones.
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I have noticed everybody wincing at the notion of Boise State's Olympic sports maybe dropping all the way down to the Big Sky and I must ask Bronco nation why the negative reaction?
Lets face reality, NCAA athletics are a two sport revenue system with the other sports (in most cases) just being forced onto the schools to retain division 1 status. If Boise State is in the Big Sky it would actually benefit the school in multiple ways, the most important thing is that it would make the basketball program relevant again. I know its been fun getting smacked around by admittedly superior MWC teams and being a mid range team in the WAC but this is a chance for Boise to get back into the March Madness race! With Basketball its March Madness or bust and this is really the only way back in. Another major bonus of dropping down to the Big Sky is to get some regional rivalry's fired back up. With Idaho probably dropping to the Big Sky in all sports and Idaho State dreaming of playing us, what is the harm in getting some in state battles on the radar for games that count AKA conference games and playoffs? Another factor to look into is that with a few more bus trip worthy opponents it would save money for the revenue inept sports.
Long story short, with the possibility of Boise at least being on the radar for a March Madness births and other sports having a slight drop in travel cost, why is everybody so outraged?


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A new Ohio State t-shirt mocking Penn State and the Jerry Sandusky scandal is causing controversy.
The t-shirt reads, "I'd rather shower at Penn State than cheer for the Wolverines."
The 'shower at Penn State' line refers to testimony from Penn State assistant coach Mike McQueary that Sandusky raped a boy while in the shower at the school's football building.
Gayle Saunders, OSU assistant vice president of media relations, told USA Today that the t-shirt is not sanctioned by Ohio State and university officials have no idea where it originated.
The phrase has also been printed on shirts for Iowa and LSU, except Iowa's reads "...than cheer for the Huskers" and LSU's says "...then (sic) support Alabama."
Former OSU basketball star Jared Sullinger tweeted, "For y'all to come out with shirts about PSU is giving Ohio state a bad name. We respect our opponents and we respect the victims."
The college football season opens this weekend.
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Iodine Patch Tests
This is a test that involves painting a patch of a pure iodine solution on the skin, and determining how quickly the stain on the skin disappears. This test is reported to be a measure of iodine deficiency, and rapid absorption of the iodine is supposed to indicate iodine deficiency. This test is used by some alternative practitioners. It's generally considered quite controversial, however. Physician David Derry, M.D., Ph.D. has talked about this test here at the About.com Thyroid site.
Saliva Testing
Saliva testing is growing in popularity with complementary and integrative practitioners. There are a number of companies claiming to provide saliva testing for thyroid function, but only one company seems to be used frequently by complementary practitioners: Diagnos-Techs. You can find out more about saliva testing in this article from Drs. Richard and Karilee Shames.
Urinary Testing
Urinary testing for thyroid dysfunction is not in wide use, and is rarely done in the U.S. It's primarily performed by physicians in in Europe. Typically, doctors in the U.S. who are familiar with the work of the late Dr. Broda Barnes are more likely to use this test as part of the diagnostic process. Currently, the tests are being processed in Europe, and are fairly costly. More information.
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Typically, basal body temperature (BBT) testing involves measuring the early morning temperature, before movement, over time. In Hypothyroidism: The Unsuspected Illness , Dr. Broda Barnes' groundbreaking book on thyroid disease, Barnes advocated use of this test as a diagnostic tool. According to Dr. Barnes, a basal temperatures consistently below 97.8 was a possible indicator of low thyroid function. A small percentage of alternative practitioners rely on basal body temperature results as their primary means of diagnosis. Other alternative practitioners feel that it may be one criterion among several to consider in diagnosis. Most conventional practitioners do not consider the test useful in thyroid diagnosis.
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He's written and recorded dozens of hit songs and won two Grammys. So why isn't Jim Lauderdale a household name in country music? That's one of the questions answered in a new documentary playing tomorrow night at the Grammy Museum.
But first a little taste of 'The King Of Broken Hearts'.
'The King Of Broken Hearts' is playing at the Grammy Museum tomorrow night at 7:30pm ..tickets available at Ticketmaster.
Jim's 20th studio album 'Carolina Moonrise' is out now…and his new CD, a collaboration with Buddy Miller…called 'Buddy and Jim' goes on sale tomorrow.
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Seems Apple is not happy about a book about to be released on Steve Jobs and have pulled all of Wiley Publishings books from the shelves of their stores. Sounds like someone had a fit over at Apple. I am not so sure it is going to have that much of a impact as I don't think I have ever seen any books in a Apple Store at lease not here in Hawaii.
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New York City Public advocate Bill de Blasio, who was criticized by outgoing New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I), is closer to replacing Bloomberg after winning the local Democratic primary Tuesday night.
WNYC-FM reported that de Blasio managed to win 40 percent of Democratic voters. If his lead holds, he'll avoid a runoff with second-place finisher Bill Thompson. He will face former Metropolitan Transit Authority head Joseph Lhota on Nov. 5.
WCBS-TV reported that Lhota captured 52 percent of Republican voters in defeating followed by billionaire John Catsimatidis, who had 41 percent of the vote.
de Blasio's campaign surged in the final weeks of the primary, with his visibility growing after Bloomberg called his campaign "class warfare" and "racist" in an interview with New York Magazine.
City Council speaker Christine Quinn finished with 15 percent of the vote, followed by city Comptroller John Liu, who had 7 percent, and former Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-NY), whose scandal-plagued campaign ended with him garnering 5 percent of the vote and a photo circulating online of him flipping a reporter "the bird" after his concession speech.
In another Democratic primary race, WCBS also reported that Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer edged out former New York state Gov. Eliot Spitzer to win the party's nomination to succeed Liu.
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Chuck Recap: "Chuck vs the Push Mix"
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On this week's episode of Chuck, one chapter ends (Volkoff's, finally), while another begins (welcome to the world, lil Awesome!). It's one of the more exciting, satisfying, and emotional episodes we've seen in awhile, and I can't wait to see where the gang is headed next. In the meantime, see if you retained everything from this week!
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TellyBuzz spoke to Sumit to know more about his birthday plans. An elated Sumit told TellyBuzz, "I have no such plans yet. I will be shooting today and I am looking forward to party with my friends."
Talking about a perfect birthday, Sumit shares, "I like to work and it is going to be a perfect birthday and perfect present for me."
So, what gifts is Sumit expecting on his birthday? "I always get things beyond my expectations. So, whatever I will be getting, they will all be nice. The best thing one can get on his birthday is lot of love and blessings from everyone and I will be getting the same. This is more than enough for me".
Sumit spoke about his birthday celebration during his childhood days too. He said, "I used to celebrate my birthday just like any other kid during my childhood days with my friends and family. My family won't be here with me on this birthday so I will be celebrating my birthday with my friends."
So, are you planning to celebrate your birthday on the sets? He replied, "Normally we do have celebrations on the sets on birthdays. Let us see if the production people get a cake for me, then I will be cutting the cake on the sets for sure (laughs)."
We also told Sumit that the fans of India Forums will be celebrating his birthday by preparing a birthday thread and making some creative stuff for him. A delightful Sumit said, "I feel overwhelmed to know that you people do such creative things for me. It is such a wonderful gesture from their side which makes me feel blessed. Only few people get this and I am fortunate to be one of them. Thank you so much."
TellyBuzz wishes Sumit Vats a very happy birthday and a fantastic year ahead!
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@Vidyaisawesome : his B'day was on 17th march!
When is his birthday is it March 17 or April 17! I'm confuse O.o :-s
Sumit just wait... sky is the limit for you.. eat more sweets, green apple soda.. be cuter and more glamorous
Sumit vats
may God gives you all the happiness and success in you life
SuMIT VATS IS ALWAYS
happy birthday sumit vats! You are the best.
You are an amazing actor. Happy Birthday!
Happy belated birthday SUMIT.. God bless you.
Sumit Vats.. HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT BDAY !!
Sumit Vats we love you. Wish you all the best!!!!!!!!!!!!
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They are two of the greatest amateur boxers ever. Rigondeaux had a reported amateur record of 400-12. I have also seen 475-12 listed and it is not always possible to find exact amateur records unless you ask the fighters themselves, however, 400-12 seems to be the record that is listed most often.
Lomachenko has confirmed on his twitter account that his record was 396-1.
Both are exceptionally gifted fighters with different styles.
Here i will take a look at both fighters and explain why i think they could meet in the pro ranks at some stage in the next few years.
Guillermo Rigondeaux (Cuba)
A phenomenon. Some think he is pretty much unbeatable, either as an amateur or pro. Not only one of the best Cuban's ever, one of the best amateurs of all time. A two time Olympic gold medal winner (2000,2004), two time World Amateur Champion (2001, 2003) and seven time Cuban national champion, Rigondeaux, as many experts predicted, has made a smooth transition to the pro ranks and won his first "World" title in only his 9th pro fight.
He then won universal recognition as the no.1 featherweight in the world three fights later with his points win over P4P contender, Nonito Donaire, in a fight that i personally thought was fairly close, but most others thought was a clear win for Rigo.
I'll have to watch it again. :)
Whatever, Rigo is now on the P4P lists himself, and that is an exceptional achievement after only 12 pro fights.
His style is a puzzle that is going to be hard to solve for even the best fighters. He's an out-and-out counter puncher who waits and waits for his opportunities, then strikes with hard shots when he see's an opening.
His nickname, "the Jackal" is quite apt, but i think "the Cobra" might be more suitable.
He hits hard and precise to both head and body, and is hard to tag cleanly himself, however, when he has been caught he has been noticeably rocked at least one time (Robert Marroquin), and dropped twice too (by Donaire and Ricardo Cordoba).
In general though, i think he is tough enough to take what shots do get through. He showed quite a bit of resiliency when he was caught by Donaire (yes, Donaire did land a few good one's, despite what some may say).
Vasyl Lomachenko (Ukraine)
I have followed Lomachenko since the 2008 Olympics, where he won the gold medal at featherweight and also the Val Barker "Best Boxer" trophy.
He fights aggressively for the most part, but is equally effective both on the attack and on the defensive, and switches from one to the other fluidly. He has above average power, works the body well, and throws often in combination.
With his speed of hand and foot, and excellent footwork in general, he really is close to being a complete fighter.
In all his elite level amateur fights that i saw he was rarely pushed to the limit, usually coasting to victory, and often registering a stoppage. His lone loss in his entire 9 year amateur career came to the Russian, Albert Selimov, in the final of the 2007 World Amateur Championships.
Lomachenko gained revenge on Selimov the following year by eliminating him in the first round of the the 2008 Olympics.
He went on to win the gold at those Games and added a second Olympic gold in 2012. He also won two golds and a silver in the World Amateur Championships (2011, 2009, 2007).
I have said for a long time that i am really looking forward to this guy turning pro, and he has done so this week, signing with Top Rank. They say he has asked them to put him in tough from the start, and he has stated that he aims to break the record for winning a world title belt, even claiming he might fight for a title in his 2nd pro fight.
I think the major tests in the pros for him will relate to his toughness and punch resistance. Not that i ever saw him rocked in the least in the amateurs, although he does have good defense and slips, blocks and rolls a lot of the incoming shots.
I have no doubt that his conditioning and stamina will be top notch, as he is known as being an extremely hard worker who lives the life of a boxer.
I am confident that he will make a top pro, though i don't think they should move him too quickly.
Here's the really interesting part: Both fighters are signed with Top Rank.
Rigondeaux fights at super bantamweight (122lbs). Lomachenko turns pro (on the Timothy Bradley - Juan Manuel Marquez undercard on October 12) at featherweight (126lbs). One division apart.
As we know, both are great amateurs who only need a handful of pro fights to get to the top level, mainly because they have fought so many fights against a high level of opposition as amateurs.
This means that Lomachenko could be fast-tracked in a similar way to how Rigondeaux was.
I think (and certainly hope) that this fight can happen.
It would be one for the history books and hard to pick a winner, imo. Rigo would obviously be the favourite at this stage but who knows in 2 years time?? Lomachenko has youth on his side, Rigo the pro experience.
Please, don't anyone make the point that Lomachenko hasn't proven himself yet. This is obvious. I am just speculating on what i think could happen.
Here's how they compare. I have posted youtube clips of both as amateurs, as i think looking at Rigo as a pro and Lomachenko as an amateur would be unfair to Loma :
Age: 32
Height: 5' 4 - 5' 5"
Pros: 12-0 (8).
Lineal World Super Bantamweight Champion.
2 time Olympic Champion (2000, 2004)
2 time World Amateur Champion (2001, 2003)
Pan-American Champion (2003)
Age: 25
Height: 5' 7"
Pros: N/A
2 time Olympic Champion (2008, 2012)
2 time World Amateur Champion (2009, 2011). Won the silver medal in 2007.
European Amateur Champion (2008)
I'm not going to do a poll to pick a winner of a future fight between the two for three reasons:
1/ Most people will pick Rigo because he is proven as a pro and is popular on this site.
2/ Lomachenko has not yet turned pro and is not very well known by most pro boxing fans.
3/ I haven't worked out how to use the poll option yet.


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an odd thing i've noticed.
you typed trendk'-- . Probably in an attempt to shorten my handle.
but it's the exact same. trendk is 6 letters. (ill) is the norm, yet you replaced them with ('--). The exact same amount of letters. And it's even one key, one key twice.
I think she's more concerned with how it would sound than with how much effort she put into it. I may be wrong.
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Holy fuck, this whole forum has come to a standstill. It is like it was evolving, and all of a sudden BOOM! Everything just goes in circles, everybody has to critisize another person for something, which is then countered, and then somebody says "Oh gosh, you are all critisizing eachother", and then somebody has to fight with them about that. You just end up at the start. The only thing you can do that is productive is just give him some fair critisizm. We don't need metaltab philosophers.
Agreed, but you can't expect the internet to be a haven of free and intelligent discourse - though, in comparison with some sites I've seen, this forum is. I'd love to see this forum only give constructive criticism, as I've tried to do when I've posted in this particular part, but I really don't expect it. It's the internet, and most people here are so metal they rust in the rain and need to have some non-metal helper-friends around to oil their joints and get them moving out of the water; allow a little leeway for idiocy. Unless it gets annoying.
And we do need metaltab philosophers. Just quiet ones.
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Strong calf & yearling market benefiting producers
After a year of drought and record feed prices, ranchers are glad to strong demand for calves is pushing the market higher. On Monday more than 38 thousand head sold in the Cattle Country Video Oregon Trail Classic in Gering.
On the day the market trended steady to four to five higher. In a interview with KNEB/Rural Radio Network, CCV Co-Owner Michael Schmitt says the strong cattle market is tied to softer corn prices. The corn dropping will drive the price of the feeder cattle. It's time for rancher to be kinda glad there is abundant corn around, cause last year the cost of gain got out of hand and lot of the feeders lost money. He says this will hopefully build in more profitability built back into the feeding segment.
Demand for larger calves is coming from cornbelt states like Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa and South Dakota, while demand for smaller calves is coming from wheat belt states. At the sale, the majority of the 600 pound calves sold from 168 - 173. Buyers from the wheat belt were mostly interested in light weight calves. The lighter calves brought anywhere from 207 - 209.
On the day heifer calves sold about 12 - 15 lower than their steer mates, which surprised Schmitt. He felt producers might be willing to expand their herd and thought some of those females were pretty good and should have brought a little more.
Yearling steers sold steady to two to three higher over the previous Cattle Country Video Auction earlier this month in Torrington. Schmitt says the yearling market continues to be driven by limited receipts. The yearling market continues to be strong market selling at 154. The sale also had a limited test of three and four year old bred females selling at $1410 each.
With strong prices, plenty of cattle are being marketed earlier than normal this year. On Monday 38 thousand sold which is a sizable number but far less than the 52 thousand head that were in last year's Oregon Trail Classic. Schmitt anticipates marketings will continue to decline going into the next video sale and that that is going to be trend all the way through with sale barn receipts also dropping off.
After a strong sale, Schmitt is cautious about where this market is headed. He says the market could go higher, but it could also be top heavy. He is concerned there is a chance this market could slide backwards and only time will tell if this calf market can continue on this path.
Cattle Country Video will have their next video auction August 29th from the Haythorn Ranch near Ogallala. CCV Sister company, Torrington Livestock will offer two feeder calf specials in August along with their Labor Day Special in September.
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Kingsley's in BrooklynSeptember 07, 2008, 03:16 PM
I went to the bank yesterday to pay some Leaky bills (joy) and met Kingsley! Seriously, his name is Kingsley, and I was so delighted to meet someone named that, that he couldn't stop laughing. Plus, he was a gentleman and had the same deep voice I imagine Kingsley to have. Thought you all would like to know. He was amused when I asked to take his picture:
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Mozilla launch the stable version of Firefox 3 this past Tuesday. I don't know if the numbers are in you bet they were trying to set a record number of downloads.
I have been using Firefox exclusively for a couple years now and the last release really crushed my dedication. I hope that FireFox has the bugs worked out and is chugging along. So far so good for me. It may still be a little bit heavy on the memory usage still but it wouldn't be firefox any other way. Also my most used plugins aren't compatible but believe they are shortly behind and anticipating their update.
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Virginia's highest court will hear an appeal to a lawsuit from two gyms that will delay construction on Charlottesville's new YMCA. The state Supreme Court will take up the case brought by ACAC and Gold's Gym.
Owners argue Albemarle County violated the Virginia Public Procurement Act when it gave more than $2 million to the non-profit. The YMCA claims it was a donation, and not a contract, which would have required a public bid process. It says ACAC's owner is blocking a project that will benefit the entire community.
"They should be outraged, because it's one man and his personal greed trying to deprive the community of the facility they need and deserve," said Dennis Blank of the Piedmont Family YMCA.
ACAC says it is pleased the Supreme Court of Virginia sees merit in the case. The court will likely take up the appeal next spring.
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LAWRENCE — The subcontractor whose work allegedly caused a mold infestation that shut a city school for most of a school year and cost $7.5 million to fix has since been awarded eight city contracts worth up to $1.5 million, records show.
The city has continued awarding contracts to Francis H. Maroney Inc., a Haverhill plumbing and HVAC contractor, even after filing a lawsuit seeking to recover the cost of cleaning up the infestation and rebuilding the interior of the Guilmette School following the demolition required to get at the mold.
The city is suing the general contractor who oversaw the $23.3 million school construction job and hired Maroney to do the plumbing and HVAC work 13 years ago. The general contractor, Peabody Construction of Braintree, responded to the suit by filing claims against the dozen or so subcontractors it hired to build the school, including Maroney, which earned about $4 million from the project.
The city's suit alleges Maroney caused the infestation by its failure to properly insulate pipes serving the air conditioning system it installed when the elementary and middle school was built in 2000. The alleged failure caused moisture to condense on the frigid pipes in the summer heat, allowing the mold to spread undetected through insulation, ceiling tiles, air ducts and wallboards for years, the city says in its lawsuit.
The mold infestation shut the school from October 2010 to April 2011, displacing 1,100 students and 150 staff to other buildings.
Since then, the city has awarded Maroney eight contracts to do the plumbing and maintain the heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in all 35 city and school buildings. The buildings include Guilmette, although the air conditioning at the school has been turned off for nearly three years because of concern that turning it on could cause another mold outbreak.
In May, acting Public Works Director John Isensee barred Maroney from doing further work on the HVAC system at the Guilmette School, but allowed it to continue doing the work in the other 34 city and school buildings. That issue became moot in June, when the annual contract was rebid. Maroney was underbid by Falite Brothers of Wakefield, after winning the contract every year at least since 2010.


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LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) – The cost of a college education is skyrocketing and consequently, student debt is piling up.
Seven out of 10 college graduates in 2012 had student loan debt, according to a recent study by The Institute for College Access and Success (TICAS), an independent non-profit. And the average debt has increased each year since 2008.
"It's definitely difficult and I don't have it as bad as other people have it either," said UW-L Junior Ellen Barrett.
To date, she has more than $18,000 in student loans, and that doesn't cover all her tuition.
"You do have to work to try and cut even every month to make your expenses," Barrett said. "Plus you're paying—using money from your parents to cover the difference in loans."
"It's difficult to ask them to help you with that and help you with living expenses every month," she added.
In living expenses alone, Barrett pays between $300 to $400 in rent, plus utilities, $100 dollars for groceries, and another $100 for gas and other expenses. That totals between $500 and $600 each month.
"I'm a full time student, so that in itself is like a full-time job... and then working anywhere from 20 to 30 hours a week between—I've had at the most three to four jobs at once," Barrett said.
"The average undergraduate in Wisconsin looking at $26,000 to $27,000 in debt. That's a very deep hole for them to have to start climbing out of," said Congressman Ron Kind, (D) WI 3rd Congressional District.
Nationally, the average student debt in 2012 was $29,400, according to TICAS.
Congressman Ron Kind says Congress needs to change that.
"There's also been a trend going on for the last couple of decades and that's less public assistance to these low income students and a greater reliance then on student indebtedness," he said.
"When you have those loans, it's so hindering to you for such a long time," according to Barrett.
She just hopes she can live life without worrying too much about her debt.
In August, President Obama signed a law that has the rates of federal loans move with financial markets.
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Eleven former Penn State football players have written a letter to fellow lettermen calling for a former player to be voted off the school's Board of Trustees.
Notable names on the letter campaigning against Paul Suhey include running backs Franco Harris and Lydell Mitchell, and quarterback Todd Blackledge.
They're critical of how trustees handled the aftermath of the child sexual abuse scandal involving former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky.
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Faith Mullen teaches in the General Practice Clinic, where she supervises students in the practice of law. Under her guidance students represent low-income individuals in housing, public benefits, consumer, employment, and probate cases.
Faith Mullen became a part of the CUA clinical community beginning when she was hired as a summer intern more than 25 years ago, an experience that ignited a passionate interest in the problems facing low-income residents of the District of Columbia. Her experiences that summer prompted her to take a job with D.C.'s Legal Aid Society after she graduated from the Columbus School of Law. There, she represented low-income clients in public benefit and family law cases. In 1987, she joined AARP's Legal Counsel for the Elderly. During her seven years there as a staff attorney, she represented clients in housing, consumer, public benefit, conservatorship, probate, and nursing home cases. Professor Mullen left that position to take a job as a senior policy advisor within AARP, where she researched and wrote about federal poverty programs, including the effect of welfare reform on grandparent-headed households and how Medicaid policy affects nursing home residents. In 2000, Professor Mullen started working with the Columbus Community Legal Services part time, returning full time in March 2004.
Professor Mullen also teaches negotiation for lawyers at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland, as part of The American Law Program.
She has a strong interest in access to justice. Starting in 2006, students working under her supervision have had the opportunity to staff the Small Claims Resource Center, one of the first court-annexed resource centers at the District of Columbia Superior Court. In 2009, she was named one of four national Bellow Scholars for her work on improving access to justice at the District of Columbia Office of Administrative Hearings.
Research and Writing
The Plural of Anecdote Is Not Data: Teaching Law Students Basic Survey Methodology to Improve Access to Justice in Unemployment Insurance Appeals, 16 UDC/DCSL L. Rev. 17 (2012), (with Enrique Pumar, Ph.D.)
Telling Tales in School: The Use of Storytelling to Improve Performance in Clinical Legal Settings, 18 Clinical L. Rev. 1 (December 2011), (with Jo A. Tyler, Ph.D.)
The State Role in Paying for Nursing Home Care: Paying the Piper, Calling the Tune, AARP State Affairs, 2002
The Effect of State TANF Choices on Grandparent-Headed Households, AARP Public Policy Institute (2000), (with Monique Einhorn)
Grandparents and Welfare Reform, in To Grandmother's House We Go and Stay: Perspectives on Custodial Grandparents (Carol B. Cox, ed., 2000)
Grandparents Rearing Grandchildren and Public Benefits, Family Futures (Winter 1998)
Questions and Answers on Estate Recovery, AARP Public Policy Institute (1997)
Welcome to Procrustes' House: A Look at Grandparents, Grandchildren, and Welfare Reform, Clearinghouse Review (September 1996)
Grandparents, Grandchildren, and Welfare Reform, Generations (April 1996)
A Tangled Web: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren and Public Benefits, AARP Public Policy Institute (1995)
Selected Presentations:
Crowd Sourcing for Justice, Bringing Outside In Conference, Philadelphia, PA (June 2014)
The Plural of Anecdote is not Data: Teaching Law Students to Conduct Empirical Research on Behalf of Community Partners, 28th Annual Midwest Clinical Conference, Minneapolis, MN (November 2013), Applied Legal Storytelling Conference, London, UK (July 2013)
The Alchemy of Story: Using Story to Assess Community Needs and Transform Strategic Planning
The Alchemy of Story: Using Story to Assess Community Needs and Transform Strategic Planning
Story-Telling & Lawyering: Changing the Narrative in Child Welfare, Plenary Address, National Association of Counsel for Children 35th National Child Welfare, Juvenile, and Family Law Conference, Chicago, IL (August 2012)(with Matthew Fraidin)
Teaching Clinical Students to Conduct Right-Sized Empirical Research on Behalf of Community Partners, 10th International Clinical Legal Education Conference, Durham, UK (July 2012)
Improving Access to Justice at the Office of Administrative Hearings, Fourth Annual Bellow Scholars Workshop, Washington, DC (November 2010)
The Bellow Project at OAH: Insights from Two Years' Work, Presentation to Administrative Law Judges at the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (November 2010)
Background Considerations for an OAH Resource Center, Presentation to the Chief Administrative Law Judge and General Counsel of the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (November 2010)
Customer Service to Support Access to Justice, Workshop for Legal Assistants at the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (October 2010)
Working with Self-Represented Litigants, Keynote Address to the District of Columbia Association of Administrative Law Judiciary, Washington, DC (September 2010)
Lessons Learned: A Bellow Scholar Update, AALS Clinical Conference, Baltimore, MD (May 2010)
Uses and Abuses of Advance Directives, DC Office of Aging Adult Abuse Prevention Conference, Washington, DC (April 2010)
OAH and Self-Represented Parties: Department of Public Works, a Facilitated Community Forum, the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (March 2010)
Introduction to Intervention Proceedings, Second Annual Guardianship Conference, Columbus School of Law, Washington, DC (March 2010)
Advanced Planning: What if You Get Sick, Program for Grandparent-headed Households, Sponsored by the District of Columbia Grandparent Caregiver Program, Washington, DC (November 2009)
Getting Your Stuff Together: Wills, Advance Directives, and Adult Guardianship Considerations for Volunteers, Panel Discussion as part of National Pro Bono Week at AARP National Headquarters, Washington, DC (October 2009)
OAH and Self-Represented Parties: Shelter and Public Benefits, a Facilitated Community Forum, the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (October 2009)
Confidentiality and Client Loyalty, New Attorney Orientation and Training, DC Consortium of Legal Service Providers, Washington, DC (October 2009)
OAH and Self-Represented Parties: Rental Housing, a facilitated community forum, the Office of Administrative Hearings, Washington, DC (July 2009)
Community Interventions with Older Adults Who Hoard,National Council on Aging, Aging in America Conference, Las Vegas, NV (March 2009) (with Barbara A. Soniat, MSW, Ph.D.)
Access to Justice, a Court, Bar, Clinic Collaboration, Midwest Clinical Conference, Indiana University School of Law, Bloomington, IN (November 2008)
Poverty, Families, and Policy: One Family's Story, Catholic University of America Department of Sociology, Washington, DC (April 2008)
Using Story to Improve Clinical Performance, Once Upon a Legal Time: Developing the Skills of Storytelling in Law, London, UK (July 2007)
Alternatives to Guardianship, Adult Protective Services, Columbus School of Law, Washington, DC (June 2007)
Challenging Student Assumptions about Legal Ethics, AALS Clinical Conference, New Orleans, LA (May 2007)
Ethical Issues in Representing the Elderly, National Pension Rights Center, Washington, DC (October 2006)
Legal Ethics for Legal Secretaries, Legal Secretaries of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC (May 2006)
Storytelling for Meaning Making and Pedagogical Improvement, Poster Presentation at AALS Clinical Conference, New York, NY (April 2006)
Lobbying for Nursing Home Quality, National Association of Retired Federal Employees, Bethesda, MD (March 2006)
Bar Association and Pro Bono Training Presentations:
Collaborated with colleagues from the CUA National Catholic School of Social Service and District of Columbia Office on Aging to host annual joint law and social work conference held at the Columbus School of Law
June 2014: Reaching Out to Protect Vulnerable SeniorsFaculty Chair: Pro Bono Child Custody Training, D.C. Bar Family Law Section Program, Washington, DC (June 2007, June 2008)
Pro Bono Hospice Advance Directive Training, Neighborhood Legal Services (Spring 2008)
Neighborhood Legal Services Program and US Department of Justice Pro Bono Will Training, Washington, DC (2010, 2011, 2013)
Guardianship Assistance Program, 4th Annual Conference, The Catholic University of America. (March 2012)
Advance Directives, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Training on Wills & Advance Directives (2006-2010, 2013)
Faculty Chair, Child Custody Training, D.C. Bar Pro Bono Program, Washington, DC (April 2008, April 2009)
Community Forum on Developing Comprehensive Community Responses to Compulsive Hoarding in the District of Columbia, The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC (June 2007).
Collaborated with colleagues from the CUA National Catholic School of Social Service and District of Columbia Office on Aging to host annual joint law and social work conference held at the Columbus School of Law
Collaborated with colleagues from the CUA National Catholic School of Social Service and District of Columbia Office on Aging to host annual joint law and social work conference held at the Columbus School of Law
- June 2013: Ethical Standards and Boundary Issues: Working with Vulnerable Seniors
- June 2012: The Financial Exploitation of Our Elder and Vulnerable Populations
- June 2011: Elder Abuse: Self Neglect and Mental Illness
- June 2010: Financial Exploitation is Elder Abuse
- June 2009: Compulsive Hoarding: Legal, Ethical, and Psychosocial Interventions
- June 2008: Multi-Cultural Perspectives on Aging, Abuse, and Culturally Sensitive Intervention
- June 2007: Protective Arrangements Evaluation Panel: How it Can Help You Help Your Clients
Member, Steering Committee, Courts, Lawyers and the Administration of Justice Section, District of Columbia Bar (2012-present)
Pro bono volunteer, Small Claims Resource Center, Superior Court of the District of Columbia (2007-present)
Co-Chair, Clinical Ethics Committee, AALS Section on Clinical Education (2006-2012)
Member, Rules of Professional Conduct Review Committee, District of Columbia Bar (2006-2012)
Member, Washington Council of Lawyers
Awards and grants:
Bellow Scholar, selected as one of four national Bellow Scholars by the AALS Clinical Section's Committee on Lawyering in the Public Interest (2009-2011)
Frederick B. Abramson Award for study of the D.C. Rules governing interest on lawyers' trust accounts. This award recognized the work of the D.C. Rules of Professional Conduct Review Committee and is given in recognition of "the most significant contribution made in the past year to the Bar and its individual members." (2010)
Borchard Foundation Center Grant: Community Interventions with Elderly Hoarders: Legal, Ethical & Mental Health, in collaboration with the CUA National Catholic School of Social Service (2008)
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The Bears got a developmental QB in the fifth round of the 2011 NFL Draft. Nathan Enderle from the University of Idaho has a lot of potential.
So much potential that Mike Martz was among 10 talent evaluators to visit University of Idaho's pro day back in mid-March. Temperatures were in the low 40′s on that day, so you know Martz and the other talent evaluators were interested in this kid Enderle.
Enderle, listed at 6'5″, 240 lbs threw for over 10,000 and 74 touchdowns in his four years at Idaho. Enderle however threw 60 interceptions in that time. Last season, he completed a career high 271 passes for 3314 yards, 22 touchdowns and 16 interceptions.
Enderle is a pocket passer, but doesn't have the greatest arm. His arm is said to be average, so he will likely use short and intermediate to his advantage. Enderle improved his accuracy every season at Idaho, in 2010 he completed 56.9 percent of passes.
Enderle missed five games in his career at Idaho, three due to a ruptured tendon in his throwing hand (2007) and two due to a shoulder injury (2009).
Where does Enderle fit on the Bears roster?
The Bears likely view Enderle as a developmental quarterback. Jay Cutler is set as the starter once again, an about to be hero, Caleb Hanie is a restricted free-agent and the Bears would be stupid not to bring him back.
With Enderle, Martz gets to develop his first quarterback since coming to the Bears. Martz is a big fan of developing young quarterbacks and Enderle could be the perfect fit since he is a big kid.
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Picture 'priceless'
Value of Monet piece, experience abroad immeasurable
Elizabeth Wigfield, painting conservator, and Kirk Vuillemot, frame conservator, (with curator Elizabeth Whiting, right) carry Claude Monet's, Pommiers en fleurs (Apple Trees in Blossom) to it's frame in The Union League Club of Chicago, 65 W. Jackson. The priceless landscape completed in 1872 when Monet was 32, was purchased by the club in 1895. The club is preparing to present it again after a 4 month hiatus in Rome. (Charles Osgood / January 12, 2010)
We are not members of the Union League Club. But we have been there enough times — as guests of members and to attend some public events — to have a great appreciation for the club's style and its amazing art collection.
There are more than 750 pieces, mostly American, accumulated with care and taste for more than a century, and lovingly displayed. (The public can take tours at 10 a.m. on the first Friday of every month).
There are some pieces that I make a point to see every time I am invited to the club, and I always see the Monet, tucked inconspicuously in an alcove on the second floor.
The most prized work in the collection, it was painted by Monet in 1872, when the artist was 32 years old and the club was still seven years away from being founded.
The painting came to Chicago in 1895 for an exhibition at the Art Institute. Its value was assessed at $1,500 and it was promptly snapped up by club member Judge John Barton Payne.
He, along with Charles Hutchinson, Martin Ryerson and William M.R. French, built the foundation of the club's art collection. (Please do some digging and read about these men for all are fascinating and important Chicago characters).
Payne sold the Monet to the club for $500, and if you think that should have been greeted with cheers, here's the reaction of then-President John H. Hamline: "Who would pay $500 for that blob of paint?"
In 1957, when the club's board authorized a study to exchange the Monet for other works of art, it was valued at $20,000. In 1985, the painting was appraised for $900,000. Today it is deemed "priceless."
As a result, there was considerable debate about whether the painting should be allowed to fly to Rome to be part of a four-month exhibition. Fears were allayed and the trip planned.
But first, the painting had to be taken from its frame (that's when Osgood shot the photo) and several layers of varnish removed and some retouching done by painting conservator Elizabeth Wigfield. A new frame and glass were installed by frame conservator Kirk Vuillemot.
"It was daunting working on this masterpiece but also so thrilling," says Wigfield.
Curator Elizabeth Whiting accompanied the painting to Rome. "It was such a remarkable opportunity to share this great painting," she says.
These two women are young and likely have many interesting art-related adventures ahead of them, but there is no denying their sincerity when they say, almost in unison, that their experience with Monet has been "the highlight of our careers."
Wigfield and Whiting will be talking about the painting and the club's art collection at 8 a.m. Nov. 7 on "The Sunday Papers with Rick Kogan" on WGN-720AM.


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Everywhere I search I find many example of C# job schedulers but not any appointment systems. I've been programming as a hobby for quite some time but have never tackled an appointment system before (I have attempted a couple times, but gave up and moved on to other things).
What are some good websites to find tutorials covering this? Or, are there any good books on the subject?


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