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Raspberry Chocolate Cake
- Makes: 8 Mini Cakes
- Active Time: 35-38 Minutes
- Total Time: 45-50 Minutes
- Tools Required: Medium Mixing Bowl, Two 9-inch Round Pans, 2 1/2-inch Round Cookie Cutter, Whisk & Spatula, Oven Thermometer, Parchment Paper
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- 2 large eggs
- 1/3 cup vegetable oil
- 3/4 cup water
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- 1 cup fresh raspberries - for garnish
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- Preheat oven to 350° F. Lightly grease 2 round 9-inch cake pans and line with parchment paper. Combine eggs, vegetable oil, and water. Add mix. Blend together until batter is smooth. Pour batter evenly into each pan. Bake for 26 to 28 minutes, or until an inserted cake tester comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for 15 to 20 minutes, then invert and remove from pan continuing to cool completely before frosting.
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When American Olympic athletes take to the slopes, skating rinks and other venues this year during the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, they'll be spending their nights resting in accommodations that were organized by a large number of volunteers, including Naperville's own Debbie Mossburg.
The 45-year-old biking and running enthusiast has volunteered for the past eight years helping to create "Olympic villages" in Russia, Beijing, and London.
Mossburg's volunteer efforts in Russia represent work that began three years ago regarding "housing and neighborhood stabilization" that were initiated months before any Olympic competition takes place.
"London is a good example, where more than 6,000 people will move into the 2,818 homes that were developed for athletes' housing during the 2012 Olympics," Mossburg said. "The developed area there on the east side of London was blighted, and over the next 18 to 20 years, there will be a lot of low-end housing that will have grown by then to house 50,000 people."
The Olympic swimming pool in London is now a community pool, and there is shopping and easy access in terms of transportation, Mossburg said. The 2012 Olympics also brought the Westfield Stratford City, a 1.9 million-square-foot shopping mall that has come to be known as the "gateway" to London's Olympic Park.
"The Olympic Committee always stresses the use and reuse of its venues, as well as growth and development and sustainability," she said. "People now on the east side of London have places to shop, other retail options, education, and more housing."
Mossburg said she landed her Olympic volunteer gig through friends that were already involved in the same program. She and the rest of her "team members for Olympic housing and development" have already turned their attention to the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics.
However, Mossburg has other efforts to keep her busy. She is also a champion in the fight against cancer, a disease Mossburg herself has already battled three times in her life.
"I first developed cancer when I was 6 years old, and then twice as an adult as recently as two years ago," she said. "After the third time, I wanted to do something to help other people affected by cancer, to give back and hopefully make a difference. So I started a fundraising effort we call 'Bike Bald' where we hold rides each month just for families and adults here in Naperville and raise money in support with Childhood Cancer Research organizations such as St. Baldrick's Foundation this past September and the Children's Tumor Foundation."
Mossburg said her efforts were ignited by concerns she continued to discover regarding loss of friends, insurance problems, and the growing "controversy" over treatment issues either "not being covered by insurances or the increased need for research to find a cure."
"I feel these issues have touched a lot of families and that we need to do more," she said. "With cancer, I fought it and I'm a survivor. I get it. The bond between those fighting and have survived — both patients and those that are their supporters — is like no other."
Assistant to the Director of Campus Safety for Transportation at North Central College Emanuel Pavlopoulos said that the inaugural Bike Bald event which took place this past September was a huge success.
"We rode a full distance of seven miles toward late September from North Central College to the Dorothea Weigand Park and back, and the college along with the city of Naperville pitched in to help out with this event," Pavlopoulos said. "The event was a huge success and we raised just over $5,000. All of the proceeds went to the St. Baldrick's Foundation and all of the fundraising from the Bike Bald events throughout the year will go directly to childhood cancer research."
Naperville resident Ellie Ewoldt, whose son Chase was diagnosed with cancer at 2½ years old, hopes that the Bike Bald efforts will continue to help others like her son who plans on attending future Bike Bald events.
"I met Debbie through my father, and she is a special person because she not only understands what you're going through but she's connected with research and hospitals," Ewoldt said. "This is a 'club' no one asked to be in, but you couldn't be with better people."


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Travellers who left Fairfield recreation ground only to drive straight to Surbiton Fish Ponds have not settled anywhere else in the borough, according to Kingston Council.
It was feared the council would have to apply to Kingston County Court again to have the group removed having already evicted them from the Fairfield.
But less than 24 hours after setting up camp in Surbiton on Wednesday afternoon they had left.
The five caravans arrived on the Fairfield in Kingston after driving in through a gap in fencing on Monday, June 18 at about 2.45pm.
A spokesman for Kingston Council said: "We have had no notification that they have cropped up anywhere else in the borough. We are however on high alert and will remain vigilant."
Kingston Council has not yet revealed how much money the incursion on the Fairfield cost in security and legal fees.
But the council has a duty to find another 16 traveller pitches in the borough by 2017 to meet Government targets.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) - The R&B group Boyz II Men is headed to Las Vegas.
The 1990s slow-jammers announced a headlining residency Thursday. They will perform weekend shows at the Terry Fator Theatre at The Mirage starting March 1.
Organizers say the show will feature the band's biggest hits, including the 1991 smash "Motownphilly," as well as some surprises.
Boyz II Men has won four Grammys and claims the title of most successful male R&B group in history.
The trio is best known for its ballads and a cappella stylings, and for the slow jams "I'll Make Love To You" and "One Sweet Day."
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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - An Albany church was visited by a special group of children Sunday morning who needs their help to rebuild their home overseas.
The Uganda Children's Choir performed at Gillionville Baptist Church. These orphans have been touring the U.S. since May to raise money to rebuild their orphanage. The facility was condemned, and so far the group has reached 80 percent of their goal.
"I sing because I want to praise God and thank him for everything he has done for us," said choir member.
"I have never seen children sing like these children. Their song comes from their heart. These children have absolutely nothing, and they sing out of the love they have for the Lord," said pastor, Tony Haefs.
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Nicole Kidman's comeback to trail continued on Sunday evening at the 2013 SAG Awards, held at the Shrine Auditorium in California.
The Australian actress stunned wearing a Vivienne Westwood Couture midnight blue gown.
Covered in glittering floral appliqués, the beautiful creation also featured a thigh-high slit and sheer yoke.
Some have accused Nicole of wearing different variations of the same sleeveless column gown.
While that observation holds true, this is my favourite yet. It's sexy, something we're used to saying when it comes to Nicole, plus once again it looks like she's having fun on the red carpet, and she didn't hold back on glamour.
Opting for sleek straight hair and Fred Leighton jewels, the actress is one of my favourites of the night.
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A dog swept away by a tornado in the US was found waiting at home almost three weeks later after crawling home with two broken legs.
The terrier mix, named Mason, was hiding in a garage in North Smithfield, Alabama, when the April 27 twister struck, Fox News WBRC reports.
After the stormed passed, Mason's owners could not find him and assumed he did not survive the tornado that killed over 300 people.
When the owners returned to their destroyed home two-and-a-half weeks later, they found Mason waiting on the front porch.
Dr Barbara Benhart, from the Birmingham Jefferson County Animal Control, said Mason's two broken front legs meant he would have had to crawl home.
Mason's owner Phil Doster is unable to care for his pet while he rebuilds his life after the devastating storm, but said he was "honoured" to be part of Mason's recovery.
"For an animal just to show up on someone's porch after this time was pretty remarkable, especially with the condition he's in," Mr Doxter told Fox.
"For an animal to go through what he's gone through and not to be ugly, to be happy for any companionship is remarkable."
Mason is currently at the Vulcan Park Animal Clinic where veterinary doctors plan to use plates and pins to realign his bones.
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In today's MMA, fighters are often so closely matched in skill that the winner is simply decided by strategy. The athletes speak of identifying and exploiting their opponent's weaknesses, emphasizing intelligence and a smooth, safe win. But some fighters are different. Some fighters fight to make statements. Instead of avoiding the bear trap, some fighters jump right in and smash it to pieces.
The purpose of this series is to celebrate those fighters. They engage their opponents in their strongest areas, risking a rough win or even a loss to stand out in a crowded sport. Or maybe because that's just the way they are.
Last time, we looked back on a couple of gusty performances from Nick Diaz and Alan Belcher. For this installment, we start a few pounds north: the heavyweights.
Frank Mir vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira – December 10, 2011 – UFC 140
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Frank Mir and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira have a violent history, to say the least. Long considered among the best submission-based heavyweights in MMA, these two former champions have competed twice in the UFC. Each time, jaws dropped.
The first matchup was full of drama and controversy. Mir became the first man to ever stop the Brazilian legend at UFC 92, battering him with punching combinations throughout the contest before stopping him in the second. Many blamed "Big Nog's" lethargic performance on a staph infection suffered before the bout, while others credited Mir for improved accuracy and power on the feet. Either way, Nogueira was granted a rematch, which eventually came at UFC 140, three years later.
Nogueira started off strong. In fact, he beat Mir exactly where he had fallen short before: the standup game. His strikes were crisp and strong, both in close and at range, and he was beating Mir to the punch every time. He knocked Frank to the ground and pounded away, giving some validity to those who claimed he wasn't his real self at UFC 92. This was the real Nogueira. But then he made a big, big mistake.
With a TKO finish within grasp, Nog abandoned striking in favor of a submission finish, snatching onto a guillotine and rolling into top position. He was the better grappler overall, right? But Mir recovered, cleared the cobwebs, and eventually reversed into side control, latching onto a kimura. Moments later, you could almost hear Nogueira's humerus snap. Mir got up and celebrated with his team while Nogueira lay motionless, staring at his injured arm. Did that really just happen?
Submission of the night? No. Submission of the century. Some of the most thrilling three minutes and thirty-eight seconds of fighting you'll ever see.
Randy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell – June 6th, 2003 – UFC 43
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MMA was different in 2003. UFC 43 was a different time.
There was no deal with FOX, no big endorsements, no reality TV, no glitz, and no glam. The shadow of the "SEG dark ages" still loomed, and the UFC was under constant attack from politicians. When Couture and Liddell first met at UFC 43, Jon Jones was 15 years old.
The fights, though, were something to be remembered.
When Couture met Liddell for the Interim Light Heavyweight Championship in Paradise, Nevada, he came in as a 4-1 underdog, having lost his last two bouts at heavyweight. However, Couture surprised everyone by keeping Liddell on his back foot with forward pressure, mixing up his clinch strikes with powerful takedowns. The dominant "Iceman" was looking flustered after five minutes.
In rounds 2 and 3, "The Natural" continued to score standing at the bemusement of the commentators, and certainly Liddell himself. He was neutralizing Liddell's ferocious overhands with tight defense, and crisp, accurate punches down the pipe. The NCAA Division 1 wrestler was winning the standup against one of the best strikers the sport had ever seen.
"Randy Couture is winning the standup battle," Joe Rogan exclaimed. "This is incredible!"
Eventually, "The Iceman" began to wilt under the confident attack of Couture, who scored yet another takedown, passed to full mount, and began raining down punches.
"Randy Couture is going to stop Chuck Liddell. Unbelievable. Unbelievable!"
Thus, "Captain America" was born.
Couture went on to spank Tito Ortiz for five rounds, quite literally, to become the undisputed Light Heavyweight Champion of the World at 40 years old. The rest, as they say, is history.


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Pete Rose Continues His Rotary Membership
County Administrator Pete Rose is inducted into the San Juan Island Rotary Club by Rotary International District 5050 Governor Rod Thomson, Abbotsford, B. C., on Wednesday morning at Downrigger's Restaurant.
Rose is a former member of the Rotary Club of Woodinville. He welcomes the opportunity to participate in some of the on-going service projects in our community.
The San Juan Island Rotary Club will mark its third anniversary on October 11th. Local projects include but are not limited to "Rock the Dock", Knowledge Bowl, Children's Festival, Rotary Room at Skagit Valley College, San Juan Center, Spelling Bee, and the upcoming Rotary Roadside Rest Stop on Roche Harbor Road.
Rotary club members are part of a diverse group of professional leaders working to address various community and international service needs. In its 101st year of existence, Rotary is the oldest service club in the world. Founded in 1905 by Paul Harris, an attorney in Chicago Illinois, it has 1.2 million members worldwide. In 1945, 49 Rotary members served in 29 delegations to the United Nations Charter Conference. In 1985, Rotary committed to immunize all of the world's children against polio. More than one billion children have been immunized, and Rotary has contributed half a billion dollars to the cause.
Local Rotarians have donated $18,000 to the Rotary International Foundation since the inception of the club. Club members have participated in wheel chair deliveries to Trinidad, a Habitat for Humanity build in New Zealand, literacy projects in Guatemala as well as the eradication of polio worldwide. Additionally, the club participates in projects that combat disease and provide education and resources to communities around the globe.


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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - Police in Flowood have made three arrests in a car burglary and identity theft ring.
WLBT'S Most Wanted segment helped in making one of the arrests according to detectives on the front line.
The three arrested are 27-Year-Old Nakeisha Taylor, 28-Year-Old Lamitra Frazier, and 26-Year-Old Jermaine White. Flowood detectives say the three were stealing valuables out of cars in Flowood, Ridgeland and Pearl.
Investigators say in some cases they took purses, and credit cards, which they used to purchase items at stores in Jackson.
WLBT obtained surveillance video of the purchases the car burglary suspects made with stolen credit cards at the Highway 18 Walmart in Jackson. We ran this video in a Most Wanted segment, for a identity theft case from Ridgeland, last Wednesday.
Detectives from Flowood recognized the group in the video, and began working with other law enforcement, to eventually identify them, and put them under arrest.
Chief Johnny DeWitt says, "Their main deal was things for identity theft, there were debit cards, credit cards anything they could turn into the crime of identity theft and they would use these cards pretty rapidly whether it be convenience stores retails or what have you that was their main deal."
Police are still looking for one more person involved in this burglary ring. He has been identified as 26-Year-Old Marcus Smith.
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FOXBOROUGH (AP) - The New England Patriots' offense is rolling again as it heads into a game against a team whose defense it dominated twice last season.
Since then, the Denver Broncos have made significant changes in the unit that allowed an average of 43 points and 480 yards in those two meetings.
But did they improve enough to control an attack that became just the second in NFL history with a 300-yard passer, and two runners and two receivers who gained at least 100 yards in the same game, last Sunday's 52-28 win over the Buffalo Bills?
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Crispy Rice Omelette
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- 2 tablespoons olive or peanut oil
- 1 1/2 cups cooked long-grain white rice
- 4 scallions (green and white parts), cut into 2-inch slivers
- 2 hot red or green chilies, seeded and slivered
- 1 cup snow peas, cut into thin slivers
- 1 cup bean sprouts
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 6 eggs, lightly beaten
- Heat oven to 350° F. Heat the oil in a 10-inch ovenproof skillet over medium heat. Add the rice, turning it in clumps with a large spoon until slightly crispy, about 5 minutes. Add the scallions, chilies, and snow peas and cook, stirring frequently just until they begin to get limp, about 3 minutes. Add the bean sprouts and cook 1 minute more.
- Stir the soy sauce into the eggs and then pour over the rice and vegetables in the skillet. Reduce heat to low and cook, undisturbed, 5 minutes.
- Place the skillet in the oven and cook 5 to 7 minutes or until the eggs are set.
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- Calories 282
- Calcium 75mg
- Carbohydrate 24g
- Cholesterol 317mg
- Fat 15g
- Fiber 2g
- Iron 3mg
- Protein 14mg
- Sat Fat 3g
- Sodium 364mg
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What advice would you give to undergraduates in science, technology, engineering and math programs to prepare themselves for a job in big data? Do they need an advanced degree?
Undergraduate students do need to continue on to an advanced degree. The good news is you don't need a PhD. We've had great success at the masters level addressing the immediate need in the workplace. My advice to undergraduates is to line-up your coursework with the necessary prerequisites in math, statistics and computer science, to prepare for graduate education. This means going beyond a year of calculus and into linear and matrix algebra. Don't stop with the mandatory course in probability and statistics, which is common with many majors. Take additional courses in areas like multivariate regression and statistical programming.
How can people already in the workforce put themselves in a position to pursue these jobs?
Our model is to pull people out of the workforce for 10 months and immerse them in a rigorous and intensive training program. We turn learning into a full-contact sport and there's nothing like physical proximity to maximize learning. It works, and we've been equally successful with students in their twenties as with those in their fifties. But not everyone can leave the workforce for 10 months. Some can pick-up the necessary skills on the job, in the right work environment where learning is encouraged. Professional certifications -- offered by vendors and professional societies -- can help workers demonstrate their knowledge and advance their career. Online learning may also prove helpful in allowing people to remain in the workplace and upgrade their knowledge. One can even participate in free online learning opportunities.
What skills or training would you consider core to any big data job?
In my mind, big data isn't a new specialty or suite of tools we have to train people into, as much as it's a new organizational reality that everyone will need to adjust to occupationally. How we train marketing people will change. How we train IT people will change. How we train supply chain people will change. And so on. Even how we train executives will change. Everyone across the board needs more formal training in statistical analysis, and it should start early in the education process. It would be valuable to develop interdisciplinary curricula around the emerging concept of "data science" as a way of blending elements of math and statistics and computer science.
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Hey DreamShakers, Mike Payne here, I'm an editor over at DetroitBadBoys, SB Nation's Pistons blog. I've always been impressed with how intelligent and forthright fans of other teams are on SB Nation's blogs, so I thought I'd bring a question straight to you. You're in a great position for the 2012 draft, and I wanted to ask if you think the team should consider parting with one of it's picks. If so, would you as fans consider trading for a player like Detroit's Brandon Knight?
I don't entirely understand Houston's needs, but I see a few things from my limited perspective. First, Kyle Lowry apparently doesn't like Kevin McHale and might prefer to be moved to another team. Second, Goran Dragic is an unrestricted free agent. Third, Kevin Martin's name has surfaced more than once in trade rumors over the last season. There seems to be a lot of uncertainty in the Rockets' backcourt. Sadly, their current 2012 draft positioning doesn't seem to offer much hope.
In this coming draft, it's likely that Kendall Marshall will be off the board at 14 and 16. The Rockets can reach for a player like Jeff Teague, Tony Wroten or Tyshawn Taylor, but these players are not exciting prospects and they bring more limitations than promise to the table (at least in my opinion). My question-- would the Rockets consider trading either of their first round picks for Detroit's Brandon Knight?
So you know, I'm not trying to sell you garbage and I'm not wearing homer glasses in writing this. Knight has his limitations. He's got a great outside shot, and his college numbers translated to the NBA almost identically-- even in the face of larger, tougher competition. Yet Knight struggled inside the perimeter, he turned the ball over a lot and didn't show a lot of potential in running a five-man offense. If you were to trade for Knight, you'd be bringing on those limitations in the hope that he could improve in time.
"Improvement in time" is what you're buying. Detroit's own one-time hero Chauncey Billups had a rookie season a lot like Knight. It took him, like other scoring point guards, several seasons to figure things out. Knight was given a trial-by-fire in Detroit this season and I can't say that he succeeded. But he has an opportunity to be a good NBA player for a team willing to give him the time he needs to grow.
So I ask you-- would Houston be willing to take on a prospect like Knight, given that he might have greater potential than anyone Houston could draft in 2012?
Me, I want Detroit to pick Kendall Marshall. And this team doesn't have room to share the ball between two young prospects. Given Houston's needs at the point and their extra draft pick, I thought I'd ask.
So am I crazy? Am I on to something? I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks for reading, and good luck in 2012-13, Houston!!


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Sisko or Kira would have to negoiate the expanse faster and get to the systems first and rally their limited forces to catch the Jem' Hadar at 3 crucial bottle necks.
Problem is the governments in the three systems don't get along very well. Two of the leaders have very strong differences and might just firing on each other rather than the Jem'Hadar. The Heroes have to coordinate the natives to protect sectors that potentially would shield a government they hate from the Jem'Hadar fleet. If they get it wrong the natives might let the fleet through or not put up enough of a fight against the Jem'Hadar vessels.
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This story would litterally be like Defiant alone (almost alone) going at the Dominion Fleet at Sacrifice of Angels.
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Reviews by hellhammermario:
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
09-18-2013 23:20:51 | More by hellhammermario
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3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
09-04-2013 04:09:14 | More by Tiernan
3.75/5 rDev +10.9%
09-13-2013 17:58:46 | More by tbryan5
3.03/5 rDev -10.4%
Clear pale golden, highly carbed with steady rush of bubbles feeding a thin snow white head.
Wheaty flour on the nose, slight hints of clove and sweet fruit.
Hmm, not really digging it. The fruitiness combined with the abv make it seem almost like a wine cooler. Sweettart and a breath of spice on the finish.
Not nearly as crisp as I expected given how bubbly it is. Semi-syrupy.
I'm still game for trying at least a bottle of most of the Lips of Faith series but won't be repeating this one.
10-31-2013 22:54:29 | More by andyfrancis
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
09-06-2013 01:42:18 | More by dieBlume
3.2/5 rDev -5.3%
22 oz bottle. Pours clear straw gold with a fizzy white head that quickly goes to a thin film that leaves a little lacing.
The aroma is sweet lemons and tropical fruit with floral notes and a little tartness.
The flavor is sweet tropical fruit (yuzu?) with a little light sour tartness. It has a bit of an off burnt plastic note in the aftertaste. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth prickly carbonation.
Overall, an interesting beer with lightly sour fruit.
08-04-2013 03:55:23 | More by Beaver13
3/5 rDev -11.2%
09-14-2013 03:02:52 | More by Dbrulet
3.29/5 rDev -2.7%
22oz brown bomber with no freshness date.
Look: Mildly hazed straw hue, slowly dissapating head leads to a thin lace on the glass.
Smell: Quince paste, fresh aloe, yeast, mild graininess, wild herbs, vegtal
Taste: Super crisp, a bit chewy, faint tartness, clementine pith, yeast, doughy bread, mildly juicy, quick drying finish
Berliner Weiss? An Imperial one at that? Misses the mark there, obviously a wheat beer but the pulling dryness and big tartness is simply not there. So we are looking at a big flavored wheat beer ... if it was categorized as such it would probably have a higher score.
09-27-2013 04:45:54 | More by Jason
4/5 rDev +18.3%
11-06-2013 05:36:27 | More by mctizzz
2.75/5 rDev -18.6%
10-17-2013 00:56:11 | More by aquazr1
New York
3.39/5 rDev +0.3%
22oz bottle at fridge temp poured into a snifter. Bottled in June 2013. (11 months old)
Pours a hazy pale yellow color. A thick, full white head off the pour, fades to a retentive layer with some fine carbonation bubbles. Bits of lacing.
A very effervescent, zesty aroma. Lemon zest, some grapefruit. Definatly some kind of yeasty or wheat esters.
Nowhere near as tart as I'd like a Berliner to be. Not sour at all. Tart fruits, lemon peel, orange peel, maybe some grapefruit peel. A light yeast ester. Wheat malt kind of rounds things out in the finish.
Medium to light in body. Somewhat refreshing. I was really hoping for a lingering sourness, but nothing...
Not super flavorful or complex. A bit disappointing, I expected more from new Belgium.
05-04-2014 17:54:31 | More by dogfishandi
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
11-04-2013 22:27:21 | More by mte1972
4.16/5 rDev +23.1%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a New Belgium Globe glass. Bottled in June 2013.
Appearance: Pours a slightly hazy and crisp golden orange with a lot of bubbles. About one finger of white head that quickly fades away. Leaves a light amount of lacing.
Smell: A very zesty wheat driven aroma with big hints of citrus fruit and yeast. Upfront presence of wheat and pale malt with hints of grains, straw, and crackers. Big hints of yeast and some tart Brett funk hints. Big citrus fruit presence with hints of the Yuzu, grapefruit, orange, lemons, melon, mango, and apricot. Also some white wine like hints of grapes. Fairly sweet, tart, and acidic smelling. Pretty nice aroma.
Taste: Like the nose hints at, a nicely tart and sweet wheat driven taste with big notes of citrus fruit and yeast. Wheat and soft pale malt with notes of grains, cracker, and straw. Funky yeast with notes of Brett. Light wine like note of white grape. Very juicy presence of citrus fruit with notes of Yuzu, grapefruit, orange, lemons, apricot, melon, and mango. Taste is fairly sweet and tart with a nice light bitter edge to it. Pretty nice taste.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with a medium to high level of carbonation. Crisp, sweet, tart, and fairly acidic. Finishes somewhat dry. No sign of alcohol heat.
Overall: A pretty good twist on a Berliner Weiss. Good tart wheat and yeast presence with a nice zesty kick of citrus fruit.
10-04-2013 06:59:18 | More by MattyG85
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
08-24-2013 16:56:39 | More by Mantooth
4/5 rDev +18.3%
09-14-2013 01:21:28 | More by sgttibbs
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
10-24-2013 06:32:41 | More by Garrettshu
New Mexico
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
08-21-2013 22:19:17 | More by LXIXME
New York
4.25/5 rDev +25.7%
12-30-2013 18:26:51 | More by eklie
3.5/5 rDev +3.6%
10-09-2013 16:30:52 | More by ste5venla
3.58/5 rDev +5.9%
The tap pours out a bright pale-medium yellow beer that settles with complete transparency. The dense off-white head manages one finger and the lace dropped on the pint glass is creamy, consisting more of patching than anything and on the plentiful side.
This is where it gets tricky. It's a pleasant beer overall, one I could drink all night, but there are certain style guidelines it's pointless to call a beer a Berliner Weiss without meeting. I get fruit like stonefruit, soft and tropical, giving it an overall firm tropical aroma, sweet but on the easy side, with a soft backbone of wheat. What I don't get is lacto, dryness or appropriate tartness.
I'm surprised in the flavor by some of the reviews, though; this is decidedly and strongly both tart and sour. It goes sweet in the middle but ultimately finishes up with the same sour and tart combination, tasting at one point like pineapple juice. The other elements that would be telling of a Berliner are still missing, to a point.
A sharp bite on the tongue is countered by a fluffiness even alongside its harder edge to soften it. It's got a good body, appropriately light but with a heft. Originally, not knowing it was a Berliner, nothing was out of kilter. Knowing that as I sip another pint later, it's clearly missing the dryness and twang that make the great ones in this style truly great.
03-03-2014 19:28:29 | More by Brenden
3/5 rDev -11.2%
09-27-2013 04:16:32 | More by Reappropriated
1.75/5 rDev -48.2%
12-18-2013 01:12:39 | More by Jgrody
4.11/5 rDev +21.6%
this beer is actually done very well!...at first i agreed with all these other people, because it doesn't fit the "standard" berliner weisse! then i went to the brewery website and saw they used "yuzu" in it, a Chinese citrus fruit, after this beer warmed a bit, i really began to taste the tart, sourness, and "yuzu"! they really did a great job on this ale!
11-03-2013 03:29:40 | More by nickthegun12
New Mexico
4/5 rDev +18.3%
06-15-2014 02:18:20 | More by m0unds
3.25/5 rDev -3.8%
08-20-2013 10:48:05 | More by AlexChillton
Lips Of Faith - Yuzu Imperial Berliner Weisse from New Belgium Brewing
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When I decided to take on the daunting task of ranking the Panthers top ten offensive players of all time, I knew that it would be a difficult proposition. Finding ten players who were worthy of such a distinction was certainly much easier than figuring out where they should place on my list. I'm sure that some of you would have placed players like Steve Beuerlein, Ricky Proehl, and Stephen Davis somewhere in your own top ten, and that's fine. I admittedly struggled with leaving them off my own list, but I ultimately felt like their impact belonged just outside of the top ten. I am also aware of the fact that some of you would have put Cam somewhere in your top ten because of his record breaking first season, but I just couldn't put him on the same list with players who had been a consistent force for multiple seasons with the Panthers. Maybe this is where the debating will begin. Either way, feel free to pick apart my list all you want in the comment section and let me know what you think in the poll. Also, stay tuned for my next Panthers top ten list when I take a look at the other side of the ball.
10. FB Brad Hoover
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Hoooooov was one of the classiest Panthers of all time and he simply had to make my top ten. Hoover's story is quite astonishing when you look at where he came from and how far he took his exceptional ability to block. After Hoover finished his stellar career at tiny Western Carolina, the Panthers promptly signed him as a UDFA, and the rest is history. He was leading the way in 2003 for Stephen Davis when he had 1,444 yards rushing, and did the same for Deangelo Williams in 2008 when he rushed for over 1,500 yards. Hoover was also blocking for Double Trouble during the majority of the 2009 season when they broke an NFL record by becoming the first duo to ever rush for more than 1,100 yards each. Sadly, the Panthers released Hoover the following season, and he retired. I will always believe that he was one of the most underrated fullbacks of his time, and that was more than enough to give him a place in my top ten.
9. Jonathan Stewart
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The youngest member of my top ten has only been a Panther for four years, but he's been a stud ever since. Initially, when the Panthers picked Stew 13th overall, it seemed like a risky proposition because he had just come off of toe surgery. Nonetheless, he ended up playing all sixteen games in that first season while playing in a back-up role behind D-Lo, and still rushed for over 800 yards. There's no doubt in my mind that Stew belonged on this list when you consider the fact that he has compiled 3,500 rushing yards, 702 receiving yards, and 29 touchdowns over the past four years. In fact, I almost had him a notch or two higher, but I ultimately felt like the eight in front of him were more worthy. I'm just glad we will most likely be able to see him playing in the black and blue for at least one more season:).
8. Ryan Kalil
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It is very clear that the Panthers struck gold late in the 2nd round of the 2007 draft when they took this center out of USC. Kalil's progression over the his first five seasons has been remarkable. He became the full-time starter at the beginning of his second season and has held that position ever since. Kalil has earned a pro bowl nod in each of the last three seasons and was honored among the best last season when he was named an All-Pro. If Kalil can continue this level of play for another six plus years and help the Panthers win a championship or two, he might find himself in serious contention for a spot in Canton.
7. Steve Beurlein
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Believe it or not, Beuerlein still holds the franchise records for most passing yards(4,436) and touchdown passes(36) in a season(1999). Three out of Beurlein's five seasons with the Panthers were average at best, and that is one of the reasons why I couldn't rate him higher than the next player on my list.
6. Jake Delhomme
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I am not ashamed to admit that Delhomme is one of my favorite Panthers of all time. He's easily the best quarterback the Panthers have ever had, especially when you consider the fact that he led the Panthers to their only Super Bowl appearance and holds almost every team passing record: most passing yard(19,258), most passing touchdowns(120), most completions(1,580), most 4th quarter comeback wins(17), and most game-winning drives(23). It's really too bad that Delhomme didn't turn out to be the winning quarterback in Super Bowl XXXVIII because he deserved the victory as much or more than Brady did. Although Delhomme's career with the Panthers took an awful turn for the worse after his elbow injury in 2007, I will always remember him for how many thrilling moments he gave me and the rest of Panther nation.
5. Jordan Gross
Ever since being drafted in the 2003, Gross has been a steady performer through the years. He has been named to the pro bowl twice and was honored as a first team All-Pro as well in 2008. Beyond the fact that Gross has been durable and dependable through the years, he has also been an excellent leader in the locker room. Outside of football, he and his wife have held a fundraising kickball exhibition game along with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in each of the past five years. This event has been a huge success in the Charlotte community and so has Gross. I am convinced that he has been one of the more underrated left tackles during his time in the NFL, and we should be thankful for all of his contributions to this organization.
4. Deangelo Williams
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D-Lo is already the greatest running back in Panthers history, and, if it weren't for the two-back system he's been employed in ever since becoming a Panther in 2006, he might be mentioned in the same breath as Adrian Peterson. With that being said, there are exactly two statistics that have defined Williams career in the NFL thus far.
The first is his astounding 5.1 career average per carry. This is unheard of even among the greatest running backs of all time. Some might counter by saying that he has only averaged that much because of the extra rest he's received from splitting carries for most of his career, but I'm not so sure of that. In his only season as the feature back, he rushed for a franchise record, 1,515 yards on 5.5 yards per carry. In fact, his average yards per carry generally goes down as his amount of carries go down in a season.
The second is his amazing ball security through the years. Williams has only lost 5 fumbles in his six year career and has went without fumbling in three different seasons. When you combine this statistical fact with his 5.1 career average per carry, you can only conclude that this guy is one special player, and this is why he belongs in the top five.
3. Muhsin Muhammad
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This two time pro bowler and one time All-Pro may have been higher on my list had he not left for three years to find "greener" pastures in the Windy City. As it stands, he did finish his Panther career with almost 10,000 receiving yards and still holds the record for the longest touchdown reception(85 yards) in Super Bowl history. He was/is also busy off the field raising money for Muscular Dystrophy and impoverished women's shelters in the Charlotte Community. Moose will always hold a special place in Panthers history as one of the best receivers to wear the blue and black.
2. Wesley Walls
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It's been a long time since the best tight end in Panthers history was catching passes from Steve Beuerlein. For those who may be unfamiliar with Walls, he was a five time pro bowler and four time All-Pro. Although he played for several teams during his illustrious career, his best seasons were with the Panthers, and this was enough for me to give him the number two spot on my list.
1. Steve Smith
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Child, please. While I struggled with the order of the previous nine, the choice for the all time greatest offensive player in Panthers history was easy. How can it be anyone other than Smitty? As a career Panther, he has earned pro bowl status five times and has thrice been an All-Pro. He joined rare company in 2005 when he accomplished the receiver "triple crown" by finishing the season with the most receiving yards, receptions, and touchdowns. Additionally, he is one of only three players in the history of the NFL to ever run two punts back for touchdowns and catch a touchdown pass in the same game.
Outside of football, Smith has been involved with Athletes United for Youth, an organization that gives support to some of Charlotte's more underprivileged children. The Panthers will be hard-pressed to ever find someone as dynamic and passionate as Smith has been for this team and this community.
So there you go CSR. Now, what say you.


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- The Insatiable Moon
- Production year: 2010
- Country: Rest of the world
- Cert (UK): 15
- Runtime: 100 mins
- Directors: Rosemary Riddell
- Cast: Greg Johnson, Ian Mune, Rawiri Paratene
This New Zealand movie is a heartfelt oddity with some nice moments. Lovers of the 2002 film Whale Rider may remember its star, charismatic Maori actor Rawiri Paratene. Here, he plays Arthur, resident of a homeless shelter in Ponsonby, a suburb of Auckland. Arthur is a sweet, harmless guy who claims to be the son of God; things begin to happen when he finds an emotional connection with a professional woman longing to become pregnant. A pleasant movie, if naive and underpowered.


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The South Carolina Department of Education is looking at a plan to combine all seven "persistently failing" schools in the state into a single district. Those schools include:
Each of these schools have gotten failing scores for the past seven years.
State Superintendent Dr. Mick Zais has a plan to turn these schools around.
Two of those schools are in Richland School District One. Perry Middle is a school's that's performed well below state standards year after year. It's the same story at Gibbes Middle school.
"It's not the children who are failing," said Zais. "Let me be clear. It's the adults in the system who are failing the children."
Zais' plan would involve creating a "turnaround" district. All seven schools would join one unified district. Parents would elect a board, hire a superintendent, and focus on improving their student's test scores.
"School for these children has become a place of failure and frustration and at the first opportunity, they bail," said Zais.
But not everyone's on board. In July, Zais and the state department heard from people in the failing schools about giving their administrators' ideas time to work.
"If you would just give Jasper County a chance," said Jasper County resident Thomas McClary.
"We can improve that system," said Jasper County resident James Austin. "And I think we have made some steps in that direction."
Zais said he's discussed his plans with the people running the failing schools and it's not getting a warm reception.
"They go, 'Oh, these are our children and we want local control'" said Zais. "We've tried local control in these schools and it hasn't worked. We've given you millions of dollars. It hasn't worked, so let's try something that's had a better success record."
"For all the millions of dollars we've poured into those schools, what do we have to show?" asked Zais. "Nothing."
Some people involved in the school districts, like Jon Butzon, agree. Something's got to change.
"I hate to say it but what we've done in Charleston--and I've been party to it--has not been what's best for kids, otherwise we wouldn't be standing here today," said Butzon. He is the former Director of the Charleston Educational Network.
"We have go to provide opportunities for these young people," he said."Zip code should not be destiny."
This plan is still a long way from becoming reality. Dr. Zais has to first sell his plan to the legislature to change the education accountability act.
And the state education department said it's identified another 19 schools that could reach persistently failing status by the end of the year.
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{RESULTS: Spoiler Alert! A WIN by the Cs!!
After a Q4 that made me weak in the knees}.
Tonight for the Cs let's avoid this remix:
Cs 0 and 5 FIRST franchise year, 1946.
Jazz in the Garden, Hayward is on their team,
Played for Brad at Butler, a childhood dream.
Crawford getting the start (Wallace has a bruised knee),
More passes to and plays for Green we should see.
CRAWFORD FOR THREE! to start the game,
As point guard will his shot-taking still be the same?
Jazz went on a 14-0 run,
2 fouls on Vitor halfway through Q1.
Finally Bass broke that scoring streak,
Open court for Green where he's at his peak!
Wallace phenomenal off the bench, still a hustler is he.
Cs were down 13, then went on a run,
Cs within 3 at the end of Q1.
Wallace the spark, Olynyk finding his way,
Cs a 38-12 run--this is how we should play!
Humphries in the game! He made his first shot.
GREEN FOR THREE from the Logo spot!
Sully scored just when the half was through,
Cs UP 16 at the end of Q2.
More shots, fewer turnovers, fast breaks, rebounding,
(Crowd's loud) More like Celtics Ball this is sounding!
Again we are witnessing, quietly and with class,
The development and contribution of Brandon Bass.
GREEN FOR THREE! AB finding his rhythm,
When he's playing two guard things go better with him.
Wallace confused about his role, but a Cs Fan
Respects, admires, the impact of our 6th man!
Chemistry, interior passing...LEE FOR THREE,
Olynyk's a great passer! Cs up 22 end Q3.
As has been the hallmark of every Q4,
Cs slow down the pace and have no one to score.
Jazz went on a 21-5 run,
Cs so much dribbling, getting nothing done!
Cs again in Q4 forgot to go to the hoop,
Jazz turnovers bailed out our Green Group.
Cs WIN! 97-87 final score,
We Fans are still sweating after this Q4!


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The Longmeadow girls and boys ski teams each won their North Division skiing matches for the second consecutive week on Thursday. On the boys side, the Lancers finished first with a score of 149.03, and the girls led the way with a 109.71 score.
Kyle Gagne led the Lancers with a 32.95 time, good enough for a personal first-place finish in the North. The top finishers on the girls side were Agawam's Jill Scherpa and Longmeadow's Camille Burger, who came in at 25.57 and 25.89, respectively.
In the boys South Division race, Frontier finished on top with a 202.15 score. The Red Hawks were led by Sean Doyle, who posted a 33.37 time.
Amherst finished first in the girls South Division on the strength of a first-place finish by Margaret O'Connell. O'Connell recorded a 25.96 time.


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Student Voting Guide | Pennsylvania
This student voting guide explains the laws for the state of Pennsylvania. If you wish to vote from your school address, check the student voting guide for the state where you attend school. If you want to cast an absentee ballot in your home state, check the student voting guide for that state.
The Brennan Center is committed to giving students as much information as possible to help you exercise your constitutional right to vote. More than ever in recent history, changes to voting laws are being implemented in ways that can affect your ability to make your vote count. In addition to the content you will find in this Student Voting Guide, a report that we issued last year documents a number of these changes and we continue to track passed and pending voting law changes here. While we are working to give you up-to-date information, we urge you to be proactive! In order to ensure you have all the information you need before casting your vote, you should also check with your state and local election officials for information about additional requirements or regulations.
This voting guide was last updated in October, 2012.
Registration forms are available online here.
Your application for registration must be received or postmarked by 30 days before Election Day.[1] The last day to register for the 2012 general election is October 9, 2012. You may register to vote if you will be 18 by the next election.
At School. Students can establish residency in Pennsylvania if they have a present intention to remain at their Pennsylvania school address for the time being, and they intend to make it their principal home.[2] Any other interpretation of the residency laws is unconstitutional. Students attending school in Pennsylvania may register and vote at their school address, and Pennsylvania law gives students the explicit right to register to vote in the district where they live while attending college.[3]
At Home. If you lived in Pennsylvania before moving elsewhere to attend school, and wish to cast a vote in Pennsylvania (i.e., at your parents' Pennsylvania address), you should have no problem doing so unless you register to vote in another state. Like most states, Pennsylvania allows students to keep their voting residency even if they move out of the district to attend school, and the only way you will lose this residency is by establishing residency in a new state. Registering[4] or casting a ballot[5] in another state will be considered an abandonment of your Pennsylvania residency. If you have established residency in another state and are moving back to Pennsylvania with the intent to reside here, you will have to follow the normal registration procedures to re-register in Pennsylvania.
Challenges to Residency. An election commissioner, registrar, clerk or any other qualified voter may challenge your registration by filing a sworn statement stating the reason for their challenge of your residency status.[6] You would then have to complete a sworn response and provide any required evidence of your residency; the Election Commission will then make a decision.[7] If your registration is denied or cancelled, you have the right to appeal to a court.[8]
At the polls, your eligibility to vote can be challenged on the basis of residency by a poll worker, a partisan watcher, or any other voter who can prove to the satisfaction of the election officer that you are ineligible to vote. [9] If your eligibility is challenged, you will have to provide additional evidence, such as proof of identification and residency (see section on identification below) or get another registered voter to swear to your residency.[10]
Voting in Pennsylvania may be considered a declaration of residency, potentially making you subject to other laws governing residents.[11]
On October 2, 2012, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania granted a preliminary injunction blocking the full enforcement of Pennsylvania's voter identification law for the November 2012 general election.[12] You will not be required to show ID before voting. Although poll workers will be allowed to ask for ID, voters without acceptable forms of ID (listed below) can still cast a regular ballot.
Under the new law, acceptable proof of identification must contain your name, a photograph,[13] and an expiration date;[14] and may be issued by the U.S. government, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, a municipality of Pennsylvania, an accredited Pennsylvania public or private institution of higher learning, or a Pennsylvania care facility.[15] Acceptable IDs include a Pennsylvania driver's license, a U.S. Passport, U.S. military ID, or an employee ID issued by federal, state, or local government.[16] University of Pennsylvania student IDs are acceptable ID because they include an expiration date. Drexel, Pennsylvania State, Park Point University, and LaSalle College ID's are currently not valid proof of identification because at the time of this update, they do not include the required expiration date. If you do not have any acceptable ID, you may get free Voter ID at any PennDOT Driver License Center.[17] However, even if you do not have any acceptable forms of ID on election day in 2012, you will still be able to vote and cast a regular ballot.
If you will be absent from the town where you are registered for the whole time polls are open because of your "duties, occupation or business" — which includes attending college — you should be able to vote by absentee ballot in Pennsylvania, although there is not a specific rule for students.[18] Your absentee application must be received by your county board of elections no later than 5:00 pm on the Tuesday before Election Day.[19] You will have to provide proof of identification with your application.[20] For absentee voting purposes, proof of identification includes: you driver's license number, the last four digits of your Social Security number, or a copy of valid identification (see above section on Identification).[21] If you did not include proof of identification with your application, or it could not be verified by the county board of elections, you will receive notice that you must provide proof of identification with your ballot.[22] Your absentee ballot must be received by the county board of elections before 5:00 p.m. on the Friday before Election Day.[23]
Pennsylvania also offers emergency absentee ballots for voters who did not know or have reason to apply for an absentee ballot before the regular deadline. Applications for emergency absentee ballots must be notarized and submitted to your county board of elections by 5:00 pm on the Friday before Election Day.[24]
Last updated in October 2012
[1] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 1326(b).
[2] See Dunn v. Blumstein, 405 U.S. 330, 330 (1972); Williams v. Salerno, 792 F.2d 323, 328 (2d Cir. 1986).
[3] 4 Pa. Code § 183.3(4) (2011); Op. Atty. Gen., No. 64 (1971). For additional information on registering as a student in Pennsylvania, see www.votespa.com and use the drop down menu to select "I am a college student."
[4] 4 Pa. Code § 183.3(4) (2011).
[5] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 1302(b)(6).
[6] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 1329(a).
[7] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 1329(c).
[8] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 1602.
[9] 25 Pa.. Stat. Ann. § 3051.
[10] 25 Pa.. Stat. Ann. § 3051.
[11] 75 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 1501, 1502 (driver's license); 75 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 1301, 1303 (vehicle registration); 72 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3402-201 (income tax).
[12] Applewhite v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Case No. 330 M.D.2012, Supplemental Determination on Motion for Preliminary Injunction, Oct. 2, 2012, available at http://www.pacourts.us/NR/rdonlyres/CFBF4323-B964-4846-8179-88D689375C10/0/CMWSuppDetAppPrelInjOrder_100212.pdf (last visited October 2, 2012).
[13] If you have a religious objection to being photographed, you may show a valid-without-photo driver's license or identification card issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. §2602(z.5)(1).
[14] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 2602(z.5)(2)(2)(i-iii). With two exceptions, the expiration date must still be valid. If the ID was issued by the Department of Transportation, the expiration date may be no more than 12 months past the expiration date. If the ID was issued by the Armed forces or reserves, it need not have a specific expiration date; but may state that the expiration date is indefinite.
[15] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 2602(z.5)(2)(iv).
[16] New Voter ID Law, Pa. Dep't of State, http://www.votespa.com/portal/server.pt/community/preparing_for_election_day/13517/voter_id_law/1115447 (last visited Mar. 27, 2012).
[17] In order to qualify for free ID, you will have to complete an application under oath that you do not have acceptable ID. 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 2626(b). See also New Voter ID Law, Pa. Dep't of Transportation, http://www.dmv.state.pa.us/voter/voteridlaw.shtml (last visited Mar. 27, 2012).
[18] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3146.1(j).
[19] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3146.2a(a).
[20] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3146.2(e).
[21] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 2602(z.5)(3).
[22] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3146.2b(d).
[23] 25 Pa. Stat. Ann. § 3146.6(a).
[24] 25 Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. § 3146.2a(a.1), (a.2) (West 2011). You can find the application for an Emergency Absentee Ballot at http://www.dos.state.pa.us/imageserver/dos/Emergency%20Absentee%20Applic....


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A South Texas lawyer facing 42 months in prison in a judicial bribery case died in an apparent suicide on Thursday, the same day that jurors convicted another lawyer in the corruption scandal.
Authorities in Cameron County, Texas, found the body of Ray Marchan, 56, after a daylong search spurred by a cabdriver's report, according to the San Antonio Express-News, the Brownsville Herald and the Associated Press. The driver said his passenger claimed he was nauseous, exited the cab, and then jumped from the bridge that connects Padre Island and Port Isabel.
Marchan, a Stanford law grad, was scheduled to report to prison on Thursday. He was convicted last year of racketeering for bribing Judge Abel Limas, who was previously convicted for taking bribes while on the bench.
Marchan's appellate lawyer, Eric Davis of Houston, told the AP that he spoke with his client on Wednesday. "He did not seem despondent," Davis said. "I would not have predicted this. I'm shocked by this. He was hopeful and asserting his innocence still."
Marchan died on the same day that jurors convicted another lawyer in the judicial bribery case. Austin lawyer Marc Rosenthal was convicted of racketeering conspiracy, bribery, extortion, tampering and mail fraud, the Valley Morning Star reports.
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More than 200 military technicians with the 182nd Airlift Wing in Peoria were forced to take Friday off without pay.
Lt. Col. Steve Thomas tells the Journal Star (http://bit.ly/12tCLRf) that the technicians' furlough started Friday. They will take off one day a week until September. The reduction is due to federal budget cuts.
Major Brad Leighton with the Illinois National Guard says about 1,200 people statewide are affected by the budget cuts. It amounts to a 20 percent cut in pay.
Thomas says the cuts mean the wing's "mission capability is obviously reduced." He says the technicians work in aircraft maintenance and prepare the base for monthly drills.
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ArmA 3 announced
Bohemia Interactive announces the brand new installment in its realistic military simulator series
Posted on May 19, 2011 - 10:25am EST (May 19, 2011 10:25)
Bohemia Interactive, the independent Czech development studio, has announced the development of Arma 3, the brand new installment in its series of realistic military simulators.
Combining over 10 years of experience, building upon the strength of its predecessors, and set in the most detailed environment of the series to date, Arma 3 offers gamers radical engine improvements and a unique sandbox-style military gameplay experience.
Bohemia Interactive´s CEO, Marek Spanel, explains: 'We're happy to bring the next generation of the Real Virtuality engine to life. The increased potential of the engine should allow Arma 3 to become our best-looking, most detailed and innovative military simulation game to date.'
After years of intense warfare against Eastern armies, Europe has become the last stand for the battered NATO forces. On the verge of being driven into the sea, NATO command embarks upon a most desperate measure. In the hope of seizing what seems to be a well-guarded military secret, Operation Magnitude is launched. A small group of Special Forces and Researchers are sent to a Mediterranean island deep behind enemy lines. However, the mission is compromised and the task force destroyed, leaving Cpt. Scott Miller washed ashore upon the hostile island.
Ivan Buchta, Creative Director of Arma 3, adds: 'Our ambition is not only to deliver the next generation of Arma with the improved engine, but also to fully exploit the potential of our new technology in the gameplay. You can look forward to the unique experience of blending sandbox-style combat with a rich story.'
The next chapter of this military simulation game is scheduled for release exclusively for PC in Summer 2012.


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Red Snapper for Two Recipe
This is a fast and easy recipe plus it's low fat and healthy. Add a tossed salad and some hard bread and you have a gourmet meal. Plus, the cook can plate the meal from the casserole dish, leaving only two cooking utensils to clean.Joy Adcock, Amarillo, Texas
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh mushrooms
- 1 medium tomato, chopped
- 1/4 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano
- Dash pepper
- 2 red snapper fillets (8 ounces each)
- 2 teaspoons grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh parsley
- In a small saucepan, saute onion and garlic in oil for 1 minute. Stir in mushrooms and tomato; cook 3 minutes longer. Stir in the wine, salt, basil, oregano and pepper. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 7-11 minutes or until sauce is thickened.
- Place fish in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish; top with sauce. Sprinkle with cheese. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 12-18 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Red Snapper for Two in Reminisce June/July 2008, p49
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Hundreds of residents were forced to leave their homes for 36 hours and four controlled explosions were carried out.
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CHARLESTON, Ill. — Grant Nykaza got the news early that this wasn't going to be the day he'd been expecting.
"I woke up to my parents saying they were getting the rain ponchos," the Beecher senior said Saturday. "I was like, 'What? The weather was supposed to be perfect today.' ''
If the rainy conditions weren't the best, though, Nykaza was pretty close to it. He successfully defended his Class 1A title in the 1,600 meters at Eastern Illinois University's O'Brien Field after earlier winning the 3,200.
Nykaza wasn't seriously challenged in either race, winning the 3,200 by more than 15 seconds in 9 minutes, 10.92 seconds and taking the 1,600 by more than four seconds in 4:23.28. The 3,200 time was .36 off the small-school meet record.
"I think I was 8:04, 8:05 [going into the] last lap," Nykaza said. "I knew I had to go 65 [seconds for the record]. But it's hard when there's no one in front of you to give it your all at the end."
For the last lap of his high school career — which included the 1A cross country title last fall — Nykaza allowed himself a chance to enjoy the moment.
"I couldn't help but smile," the Florida State recruit said. "Finished my career with the Seminole chop at the end, which was kind of exciting."
While Nykaza won't be back, Glenbard South junior John Wold may be after winning the Class 2A 800 in a class-record 1:54.66.
It was a satisfying end to what has been an occasionally frustrating spring.
"I really didn't expect to do this off that type of season," said Wold, whose training was limited by a nagging injury involving the tendons in his ankle.
"Every time I run, they pop and slide over each other and tear each other up," Wold said. "So it gets to the point where I couldn't walk and had to be on crutches a few weeks. Finally, we got the issues fixed and now that we know what it is, we can prevent that from happening through training and various treatment.
"I should be good now. I wish we could have figured it out earlier." Wold was one of a few local champions in a 2A meet dominated as expected by Cahokia, which won its third consecutive state title 99.5-40 over runner-up East St. Louis.
Sandwich's Ryan Njegovan won the discus with a 2A class record of 188 feet, 4 inches, Thornridge's Phillip Thompson took the triple jump (47 feet, 5 inches) and Sycamore's Dion Hooker was first in the 200 (22.23). Kaneland (3,200) and Grayslake Central (1,600) were among the relay champs.
In 1A, Leo's Marlon Britton took first in the 110 hurdles at 14.47.


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Brad Lincoln and his 12 - 6 curveball went 8 innings and allowed 2 runs for the Pirates' AAA team in Indianapolis. I've edited the video to show his entire outing in under 15 minutes.
Lincoln is the Pirates' top pitching prospect near enough to the majors to see action in Pittsburgh this year.
What success do you think Lincoln would have in MLB right now with his stuff?
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Virginia's justice system is too expensive, ineffective, unfair and headed for a crisis, according to a policy brief released Wednesday by the Justice Policy Institute.
"Despite some recent small progress in the areas of post-incarceration re-entry, particularly felony disenfranchisement, the state continues to suffer under misguided policies and practices of the past," the study concludes.
Hardline activists sought to unseat Rep. Donna Edwards over her Mideast views, but failed to raise enough money.
Glenn F. Ivey, the former Prince George's County prosecutor who had announced plans to challenge U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards (D-Md.) is quitting the race, his spokesman said Wednesday.
Congresswoman Donna F. Edwards (D-MD) announced today that Maryland Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD) is endorsing her candidacy for re-election in Maryland's 4th Congressional District.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives today killed a Democratic resolution condemning U.S. Rep. Allen West, R-Plantation, for saying last week that Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels would be "very proud of the Democrat Party, because they have an incredible propaganda machine."
Rep. Donna Edwards appears to be in solid shape to win re-election four and a half months before the Maryland Democratic primary, according to an internal poll from her campaign.


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Bucs may be after Asomugha
Rotoworld.com: In an NFL.com chat Wednesday, NFL Network's Jason La Canfora suggested that Nnamdi Asomugha could command a contract in free agency that approaches $19 million a year. It'd make him the highest paid player in NFL history. Our projection in the spring was $72 million over five years ($14.4 million annually), but it appears we were too conservative. It's worth noting that Asomugha's last contract was for $45.3 million across three seasons, with $28.5 million guaranteed. La Canfora believes the Bucs could be serious bidders for Asomugha, pointing to their "pretty massive" proposal to Albert Haynesworth in February of 2009, and need to reach the salary cap "floor" in the new CBA. Speculation, sure. But the possibility bothers me quite a lot. He's better than Revis. We don't need that headache in the division, even allowing for the Panters.


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Texting and driving has been illegal in Tennessee for more than two years now, but the number of people caught in the act is very low.
We've all seen perpetrators texting while driving and, some of you may even do it. And with the law being difficult to enforce, authorities are now turning to a different strategy.
"It's hard to prove that they were texting. It's enough reason to stop someone and ask them, and if they say, 'No, I was dialing a number,' you kind of have to go with that," Sgt. Matt Perry, of the Tennessee Highway Patrol said.
Since January 2010, THP has issued a total of 296 citations for texting while driving.
Metro police have issued 73 citations since the law took effect in July 2009, with 31 of those this year.
The police department conducted a few patrols to specifically try and catch texters, and while they didn't issue many citations they believe it was a success on another front.
"I think it was successful in that the information was put out there that we're looking for these kind of things," Sgt. Bob Sheffield of Metro Police said.
So with enforcement being difficult comes the strategy of education, especially to teens.
THP staged a stock car crash Thursday at a high school in Lawrenceburg to show the deadly consequences of texting while driving.
Metro police have started teenage driver awareness courses. The classes are free and very popular. Distracted driving is a topic that police discuss with young drivers thoroughly.
"The classes have been extremely successful, at least the feedback from the young people in these classes," Sgt. Sheffield said.
If you are interested in one of the classes, which run Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., contact Erika Bowden at 615-862-7738 or email@example.com. The classes are held at 1417 Murfreesboro Pike and are limited to 25 participants each week.
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Yellowstone National Park will be free this weekend in honor of Veteran's Day.
The free admission is for everyone November 9th through the 11th. The road from the park's North Entrance at Gardiner through Mammoth Hot Springs, Tower Junction, the Lamar Valley and the Northeast Entrance to Silver Gate and Cooke City is open to most vehicles all year such as cars and trucks.
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I feel so bad for that poor kid in Detroit. And all of baseball fandom was ripped off by not getting to witness history tonight, the 3rd perfect game in a single season. I have two questions about overturning the call. 1) Can't the Tigers protest the game and have it reviewed by the comissioner? If not 2) can't they do what Victor Rojas mentioned, change the ruling to E3 instead of a hit, and give the poor guy his perfect game?
Anyway, in light of Gallaraga's should-be perfect game. It's time for another discussion of the pros and cons of expanding instant replay in baseball. I, for one, am in favor of expanding it. I hate injustice in all its forms, and that is what a bad umpiring call is, in essence. I think the manager having one "red flag" to throw per game, similar to the NFL, makes a lot of sense. And I think it should be able to be used once for any type of play: chalk line, balls/strikes, trapped catch, caught stealing,,,because any play is potentially the game-changing play. It would add a whole new strategy to the game, as it does in football. The manager would have to gamble on whether to use the flag, or save it. Just imagine how awesome it would have been if a red flag got to be used at the end of that game tonight!
I usually hear two arguments against expanding instant replay that are not very convincing to me, and if you are someone who adheres to either of the following, I crave your explanation. 1) "It will take away the 'human element' of baseball." This I really don't get. In the world of athletics, aren't we always striving to become MORE excellent? Why are we hanging on to this idea that mistakes are part of the game? The rulings on the field should be as fair and accurate as possible. If we have the technology to make that even better, we need to use it. It's like refusing to add power stearing to a car because it's more "natural" to have to wrench your arms out of socket to stear. 2) "The game is already long enough." First of all, I disagree because I love baseball. The more I can watch, the better. Second, with a "red flag" rule, the manager only gets to dispute one call per game, so he must choose wisely. As it is now, a lot more time is wasted on the umpire and coach arguing disputed calls than there ever would be to review an instant replay. It would almost make the long, drawn out, dirt kicking arguments a thing of the past.
So, please respond. I really want to hear from those of you, if there really are any out there besides all the nastolgic ex-players-turned-broadcasters, who do not wish to see instant replay expanded. Also, if there are any unforeseen problems with the "red flag" idea, let's hear them.


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State police say at around 5 p.m. Wednesday, a maroon Ford was goingnorthbound on I581 when it made a sudden move and ran into a tractor-trailer,setting off a chain reaction.
Thetractor-trailer then went across the median into the southbound lanes andhit another tractor-trailer.
An SUV and a utility truck alsogot caught up in the wreck.
A hugefire then erupted.
State police say the drivers ofboth tractor-trailers were pronounced dead at the scene.
Two other people inside themaroon Ford and white SUV were taken to the hospital.
No wordon their conditions this morning, and theirnames are not being released at this time.
Investigators say they're stilltrying to figure out what specifically caused the fire, though they tell usneither tractor-trailer was hauling any kind of hazardous material.
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