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What are they?
Ellipses are not random symbols in punctuation; they are a series of three consecutive dots with spaces between them (. . .), and they serve a specific purpose in writing.
When are they used?
Use an ellipse when there is an intentional omission of words. Consider the following example:
Original sentence:
All sellers of alcoholic beverages must honor the minimum drinking-age requirement or risk paying a fine.
Rewritten using ellipses:
All sellers of alcoholic beverages must honor the minimum . . ..
(In this case, the ellipses end the sentence. This is the only time four consecutive dots with spaces are used.)
An ellipse is used when there is a pause in speech or thought. Consider the following example:
Example: "I think . . . I have the winning ticket!
Use an ellipse for an unfinished thought. Consider the following example.
Example: "Geez, where on earth did I leave my . . .?"
An ellipse is also used when a sentence trails into silence. Consider the following example:
Example: "I thought it would was okay if . . ."
Using ellipses at the beginning, middle and end of quotation marks
It is preferable not to place ellipses at the beginning of a quotation. However, there are occasions where you need one. Consider the following example:
Original quote from astronaut, Neil Armstrong:
- "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."
Rewritten using ellipses:
- Armstrong said, " . . . The Eagle has landed."
(Ellipses are used before the quoted words because the sentence written is actually part of a longer quote, and the original beginning words are omitted.)
In writing, using ellipses to shorten a long quotation is acceptable as long as the meaning of the quotation is not changed. Consider the following example:
Original text from Martin Luther King, Jr. "I Have a Dream:"
- "Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation. This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice. It came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their captivity."
Rewritten using ellipse:
- "Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation. This momentous decree . . . came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their [slaves] captivity."
(When using ellipses in the middle of a quotation to indicate the omission of text, use three consecutive dots with spaces before and after the ellipses. Note: the reader's understanding of the content is not affected by the use of the ellipses. The brackets are only used to provide the context of "their.")
There are some situations where using ellipses at the end of a quotation are used. Use ellipses when the words you quote constitute a complete sentence, but the words used are only part of a longer sentence. Consider the following example:
Original quote from Joseph Fort Newton:
- "People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges."
Rewritten using ellipses:
- "People are lonely . . .."
(The ellipses are placed after these words because the quote constitutes a complete sentence as presented although the quote is actually longer in its original form. Note: There are four consecutive dots used. One is a period to end the sentence, and the three consecutive dots with spaces between them are the ellipses.)
Ellipses in legal writing
Some rules apply for proper use of ellipses in legal writing because lawyers often quote other sources. Improper form might misrepresent another person's work and could result in a legal liability.
Ellipses in comic strips
Ellipses are commonly used in written dialogue for comic strips. In this dialogue, ellipses are used at the end of one balloon when a character's speech trails off and picks back up in another balloon with an ellipses beginning new dialogue. This is a way to build tension, incorporate dramatic pause and draw the reader to the next frame.
What forms of writing use ellipses?
Ellipses are used in professional writing, such as legal writing where lengthy documents are cited. In academic writing, ellipses mark an omission of original text and often place brackets around the ellipses to look like this [ . . . ]. Ellipses are a frequently in e-mails and informal writing because they indicate a pause, the passage of time or an incomplete list, as well as offer a conversational tone or indicate a feeling of uncertainty. Similarly, when constructing dialogue, ellipses are useful as well.
Ellipses are best used to indicate faltering thoughts, indicate hesitation or shorten lengthy quotes. Make sure to use them carefully as they are often confusing and are best used on a limited basis. Also, do not divide the three consecutive dots of ellipses – they are regarded as one unit.


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So a while back, a few people including myself mentioned an article by said Israel that labeled the pacers as a soft "finesse team" That article can be found here.
So today, I log onto ESPN to look at stories, and what do I see? Oh my, it was just too much. Another article by Israel Gutierrez, this time, his tune has changed a bit. And by a bit I mean he has totally flopped. He is now suggesting that the Pacers are so psychical that they have awakened the best in Lebron and Wade, and that the Heat are on to bigger and better things. The last sentence wraps with the word championship. That article can be found here. http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/7966336/nba-playoffs-miami-heat-fortunes-looking-up
What's the point of my rant? Nothing really just venting off some steam. Just an example of how much sports journalism has fallen. ESPN in particular. Here is a man who knew nothing of the team the Heat were playing in the Pacers, so he simply looks at a few stats and jumps to conclusions and then proceeds to talk out of his ass about how the Pacers are soft. Flash forward almost 2 weeks later, and instead of acknowledging he is wrong he simply flops and talks about how psychical they truly are and how it is fueling the heat.
My question is, how can someone who clearly is a heat homer and should be kept to heat blogs on other websites, and who has shown such a lack of knowledge on teams other than his own, be allowed to post articles on the most well known sports journalism website in the business.
I end my rant with the simple request of fairness. If ESPN wants to post Heat homers opinions all over their websites. Than allow us Pacers fans to have some of our own. Tom and Nathan for example. Not that they are homers, quite the opposite, they are my number one place I go for Pacer news, and provide good solid articles. This was all a long time coming from me I suppose, as I have grown increasingly tired of the lack of Pacers talk all year.

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San Vito Climbing Festival comes back in an area which will become in the very next years the most prominent international destination for crag climbing - get ready to climb in one of the most amazing gems of Sicily, a place already hosting worldwide-attended meetings.
The goal of this festival, where climbers from all over Europe compete on Sicilian rock, is to provide participants with a party atmosphere and four intense days of climbing in one of the most beautiful places on the island.
The schedule for the 2010 edition is divided into four days, during which four climbing competitions will be held, as well as a series of special related events designed to enrich the festival. Besides the proven popular marathon in pairs, this year there will be a competition for top climbers, a spectacular night speed climbing competition with Petzl Ultra headlamps, and a deep water soloing contest where competitors climb rope-free on seaside cliffs.
Petzl will be present on the festival and will offer testing of the 2011 new belay devices : GRIGRI 2 and UNIVERSO.
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This is a Brazilian recipe which is similar to chilli con carne called 'picadillo'. Serve it with rice or on a baked potato.
Recipe by: JRICE
A cheesy penne pasta bake with beef mince, onion, pasta sauce, sour cream and three cheeses. Serve with a green salad.
Recipe by: Colleen B. Smith
This mince is great on hamburger buns, rice, over sausages or in your meat pies. It's beef mince, onion, garlic, celery, mustard, brown sugar and tomato sauce.
Recipe by: chris
An easy way to feed the masses for a fair price. Beef mince simmered with diced tomatoes then seasoned with a hint of nutmeg and sugar. Enough to feed 10 men.
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This is a pasta bake similar to macaroni and cheese but closer to the way they serve it in Egypt. Very hearty and flavourful, I think you'll like it!
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One for all ages. You can freeze the left overs (if there are any!) You can add other vegetables, corn, carrots, peas or whatever you choose. Get your 5 + A Day in one meal! We have this with corn chips and lettuce salad. Prenzels is a New Zealand company.
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Advice to Bolt
Dear Editor
This is an open letter to Usain Bolt.
Two words of advice, Sir:
(1) Your accomplishments are already legendary and the world salutes you, but you must no longer be the one to say it.
(2) The next time you hear the name Carl Lewis, your immediate response must be "Carl Who?"
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Amgen recalls anemia drugs Epogen, Procrit due to glass flakes
If you have Diabetes or know someone who has the disease, you'll want to read this announcement about Avandia. The New York Times reported that in a highly unusual coordinated announcement, drug regulators in Europe and the United States said Thursday that Avandia, the controversial diabetes medicine, would no longer be widely available.The drug's sales will be suspended entirely in Europe, while patients in the United States will be allowed access to the medicine only if they and their doctors attest that they have tried every other diabetes medicine and that patients have been made aware of the drug's substantial risks to the heart. Patients now taking Avandia may continue to do so.
Parents, nothing against Chuck E. Cheese, but if you've taken your kids there recently, then you need to read this.
In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, CEC Entertainment, Inc., of Irving, Texas, is voluntarily recalling about 1,100,000 Light-up Rings and 120,000 Star Glasses. If crushed or pulled apart, the plastic casing can break into small pieces and possibly expose the batteries, posing an ingestion hazard to children. If ingested, the batteries may be damaging to either the stomach, intestine, esophagus or nasal mucus membrane.


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During the seven years that photographer Koto Bolofo spent documenting the sacred inner workings at the Hermès headquarters, hardly anyone (even Hermès insiders) knew what he was up to. Like a fly on the wall, he spent his days and nights trailing the craftsmen as they made the Kelly bag and the silk scarves that have come to be synonymous with the historic French brand. At last, in July, he unveiled his epic 11-volume tome La Maison (Steidl). The books, which individually break down the 11 different departments, are an ode to the incredible skill that goes into making every single item. On Wednesday, 33 of the photos will be on display for an exhibit running through September 30 at the Hermès flagship store on Madison Avenue. Here, the passionate lensman talks to Style.com about photographing the craft of Hermès.
You gained unparalleled access to the inner workings of Hermès. How did you manage to do that?
It really is the magic question. I arranged a meeting with Jean-Louis Dumas (the chairman of Hermès at the time)—he had never met me. The work I showed him had nothing to do with craft. They were my personal pictures of flowers, sand, wave motions, and such and he said he liked my work. Then, I told him that Hermès is going nowhere. You have to let the ordinary person know—what is Hermès? How do you make a bag or a shoe? I was really giving it deep to him. I told him, "You have come to the end of the line. You can't just hide the secret of these elaborately well-made bags. It's about time to show somebody."
Wow, that was bold. How did he respond to that?
He stopped me and said, "Excuse me, Koto, where exactly are you from?" It felt like an immigration question. I said, "South Africa." He was very stunned. It was then that we figured out that my tribe in Lesotho had protected his great, great grandfather from the Zulu attacks. "Therefore, you, Koto, are cousin of mine and you are the only person in this company who can call me Jean-Louis," he said to me. "Plus, you have carte blanche to do anything you want." It was like winning the photographic lottery. Immediately, I knew I wanted to start with shoes. I told him, "With the shoe, we can walk together, and then we can do the saddle, and we will ride together."
What prompted you to want to document the craftsmanship at Hermès in such painstaking detail?
Basically, I had been working for Hermès as a freelance photographer for about ten years. I was doing Le Monde d'Hermès—a nice elegant brochure, and I got bored. I was more interested to find out who made these things. Within Hermès, I felt something was not going forward but rather, around the same thing, and there was a complacency. When you have these luxurious brands, they take it for granted that things will always stay this way. I am a person who sees things need to move on.
During the many years you shot this, it was important to you to keep it as secret as possible. Why and how did you manage to do that?
It was a general honorable man's agreement I made with Jean-Louis. He held the people of Hermès under his wing and wanted to keep it that way. I was going into a world people had never seen. The motto was "less is more." Coming from the fashion background, where you use a lot of equipment and assistants, that was not easy. The secret was intense observation. Sometimes, I wouldn't even take pictures so the cameras were of no interest to the craftsmen. The bees are caught in this hive, working and making beautiful things, and then they stop noticing you. It was like walking a tight rope, and if you lose that balance, everything closes up quickly. You have to break people first. I feel I did that.
You photographed them using a film camera. Why did you choose to do that instead of using digital?
I am not a technical man. I am totally useless when it comes to digital stuff. I still don't know where this language came from. Mega this and download that, it's another language to me. Using film—it's a craft. With film I have 15 frames to be calculated. That spontaneousness—that is the art of photography. I still do all my book projects in film today. The whole project I did by myself. Tripod, cable release, no lights, camera, no assistants, and that's it.
What about the intricate Hermès processes particularly intrigued you?
That's a hard question. The surprising department is the specialty department. That department has well-pocketed clients who say exactly what they want and Hermès will make it. There was a guy from Africa who wanted a bag; he actually shot the crocodile himself and brought it in. The stink of the crocodile was so bad but he insisted the bag be made. Brigitte Bardot had a teddy bear made for herself there once. One lady had a bull and it had died and she wanted a bag made from the bull. If you have any a need, they will make it for you.
That is wild. What item is the most painstaking to create?
The saddle. I don't know if you have ever seen a saddle being made, but it's very physical. You have to be very strong. I was quite surprised. It looks very elegant, but the making of a saddle, the force you have to put into it is tremendous. Those saddles are there to last. It's like you are wrestling with the leather.
The saddle was the first accessory Hermès ever made. How was photographing that section?
That was the hardest department. Dumas said, "This is Hermès and those men are proud—this is where it begins." Lots of macho-ism in there. That was the third department I photographed. Every time I came with my camera, they would hunch their backs so I wouldn't see what they were doing. Once I broke through, I became one of the family and were would all go out to eat at the local café.
What department were you most fascinated by and why?
I think the most fascinating one was Jeane-Claude Ellena, the perfume composer. He is a fox, I'm a fox, and in the end, we met each other's match. In my vision, I was going to picnic with him in the lavender fields—it was all so fairy-tale. This man was very closed, though. He said, "There's absolutely nothing to see here." I asked to see the lavender fields. He said, "What are you talking about? Excuse me, they disappeared in the 1960′s." So, I put myself in submission and asked him to teach me. "I write the formulas in my head," he said.
What comes after an epic 11-volume book?
If you work with a gentleman named Gerhard Steidl, you have a hell of a lot of projects. As we talk, my next book on Lord Snowdon is being printed. I spent nearly two years photo-documenting Lord Snowdon, who was married to Princess Margaret. Also, I am working with Stephen Jones, the hat milliner. We are great chums now and he's an absolutely fascinating man. I am in the process of doing a book all about him and that's due out next year.


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As you may have heard, birth control — yes, birth control — has become a hot button political topic in America of late, specifically the question of whether the health plans offered by religious institutions like the Catholic Church to employees should be forced to include birth control coverage. The argument against this is that people and institutions shouldn't be forced to pay for things they don't believe in, nevermind the countless number of things (like endless wars!) we are all forced to pay for with our tax dollars.
I've sort of been casually paying attention to this debate in shock and horror with my jaw agape. I mean, this is 2012, right? Republicans are really making birth control an issue in an election year?! It makes no sense at all and is frankly kind of depressing. After all, it'd be nice, as a modern man of the 21st century, to not feel the need to take a shower for merely pondering the thought of voting for a GOP candidate. Don't they realize that they're alienating an entire generation of voters by these efforts to force America back to the days of Leave It To Beaver by magic time machine?
And now, despite my best efforts to block out this whole sh*tshow, the main mouthpiece for conservatives, Rush Limbaugh, has come out to not only call women who get their birth control paid for by their health plans sluts, but to demand that they be forced to provide a service to others as a payment in return for getting free birth control — specifically, having their sex sessions broadcast ON THE INTERNET so people like him could watch. In other words, if you want birth control you'd better be cool with posting a sex tape online so he can fap to it. Yes, he really said that today…
Not surprisingly, Limbaugh has yet to condemn men whose health insurance covers prescriptions for Viagra and other erectile dysfunction drugs — drugs he happens to be quite fond of when traveling abroad to countries notorious for sex tourism.
And speaking of birth control wars, don't even get me started on this guy…
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News: RAP ON HEALTH: "I Was Thinking About Going To A City That Carries Free Health Care" -Raekwon
Tuesday, Oct 6, 2009 8:00AM
As President Barack Obama prepares to make history by signing a new health care bill into legislation, SOHH looks back at Raekwon speaking to us about the importance of having family coverage
With the price of health care becoming a top issue for all citizens, the "Chef" explained the importance of understanding how vital it is to be covered through medical insurance.
"You know anything far as me, I always had health care benefits when you a rapper or whatever," Raekwon told SOHH. "But a lot of times we dealt with it with cash. We them kinda dudes 'Yo, how much, put it on the table.' You know what I mean? That's ill that this conversation came up because, you know, I had to get a good plan, you know what I mean? Because at the end of the day, you wanna make sure when you're getting older you stay healthy and do the right thing for your body. And definitely, I was thinking about going to a city that carries free health care and put my moms there because she's getting older and she has to get in that frame of mind too to know what it really is to be all right. If you see your moms getting older and her body getting weaker, you thinking of them. We still on some rebel sh*t, you know what I mean? We feel like, boom, knock a little cold out whatever, whatever. But it's important to have them things and far as rap is concerned, I never took advantage of them situations, knock on wood I haven't got sick or fell out or had to utilize that, you know, I had a few scares though but it was more less family scares, you see your moms or your girl going through something, automatically, you want them to be covered. And that's a must right there. For me, I have a little policy but I'm working on getting a bigger one. [laughs] And writing a will out too." (SOHH)
Canadian rapper Drake has taken full advantage of his citizenship by having his recent knee surgery operations handled in Canada, a country known for its universal health care system.
Canada has a universal health care system that's paid for through income taxes and sales tax. All Canadians are covered, and they can see any doctor they want anywhere in the country with no copays or deductibles. Some things aren't covered: optometry, dentistry and outpatient prescription drugs. Many Canadians have private insurance to cover those services, though some struggle to pay for them out of pocket. (National Public Radio)
Here in the United States, one of the key underlying issues for health care reform was the overall cost.
As Democrats prepare to take up health care legislation on the floor of the Senate and the House, they are facing tough choices about two competing priorities. They want people to pay affordable prices for health insurance policies, but they want those policies to offer comprehensive health benefits. These goals collide in the bills moving through Congress. The different versions of the legislation would all require insurance companies to provide coverage more generous than many policies sold in the individual market today. That is good for consumers, Democrats say. (New York Times)
Last year, the president was working on multiple issues to help bring down the cost of health care in America.
To help expand health coverage, President Barack Obama is seeking changes to underwriting practices that can prevent Americans from obtaining affordable insurance. His proposals would ban higher premiums, caps or denial of coverage because of a pre-existing medical condition or when a person gets sick. But he contends that's not enough; Obama also would set up a government-run insurance option which he contends will keep private insurers honest. (Associated Press)
Be sure to stay tuned as SOHH Presents: Hip-Hop & Healthcare is featured this week.
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(via aeryssports.com)
This might be long-winded, but here goes. There has been a few trade rumors that have spawned over the past week. Now the validity of such rumors can come into question, but that doesn't mean we can't speculate on them.
1. (per Aggrey Smith) "So is trading Deng, who will be headed into the final year of his contract, as teams that could be interested--including Central Division rivals Cleveland and Detroit, according to league sources"
So we know there is interest in Deng. Let's not pretend there isn't a debate at the Berto Center about whether or not to trade Deng (to save some money) . They were close last year with GSW's 7th (Barnes), but balked when they had to take back some salary (Biedrins or RJeff). With both DET and CLE having tons of cap space, they could flip back a lower salary contract or eat the entire contract.
2. (per Chad Ford) "The Mavs are likely to trade the pick to help create the cap space necessary to make a run at Dwight Howard in free agency."
Right now, DAL doesn't have enough cap space to offer Dwight (or CP3) a max deal. They will have to go about it in one of two ways:
- Renounce the rights to RFAs like Collison and RoddyB, have Mayo opt-out, trade Carter for nothing
- Or they could just go with a simple Marion trade
The Mavs will want to have some decent role players around if they are to have a Dirk+Dwight pairing. They can't go with all Undrafted FAs and 1yr vet-mins and expect to be competitive. My guess is they go with option #2.
3. (per Bob Finnan of Ohio's News Herald) "One rumored deal for the Cavs would be to send three of their draft picks to Dallas (Nos. 19, 31 and 33) for veteran small forward Shawn Marion ($9.3 million next season) and the Mavericks' No. 13 overall choice. Marion, 35, has lost much of his athleticism and isn't the high volume rebounder he once was. The Cavs are expected to decline, even though having the 13th pick would be attractive."
Reading the tea leaves from our Cavs counterpart FearTheSword, it sounds like the Cavs (specifically Kyrie Irving) are getting frustrated with all the losing/tanking. A report came out right after the final home game (fan appreciation night). Well, Irving bolted, Byron Scott tried to cover for him saying he bruised his right heel, but then Irving dropped this...
"That's what I have? Oh, when was someone going to tell me that?" Irving said. "I'm hurt again? Damn. How long am I going to be out, 4 to 6 weeks?" Asked when he was injured, Irving said he was fine. "They said I have a bruised heel, but I'm fine," he said. "I felt it in the first half. Felt something in my heel, but I'm OK." He was healthy enough to play 36 minutes.
Combined with Aggrey Smith's report above, we can presume CLE is looking to win now, and have identified their weakest area, SF. They know Otto Porter is there waiting for them at #3 (before they won the lottery) and now that they have won it, are still inquiring about improving the SF position, which one could glean they aren't high on Porter.
Aww Man...another Luol Deng trade proposal?
There are two camps: Keep Deng and trade Deng. I'm in the camp that doesn't want to just sit on our hands again. If the Bulls brass don't want to spend just a little more money to improve the team, I would rather they cut costs, bring in new blood, and try to reach a new ceiling. Obviously there are no guarantees this will work, but I just feel the ceiling of the current 'core' has been reached and if we just continue putting out the same team/effort, we'll continue to play 2nd fiddle behind Lebron/MIA.
How many times during the season (in the past 2-3 years) when there was a miserable offensive performance, we've said 'Deng doesn't cut it' or 'we need another (super)star'? I personally don't believe we need another (super)star. I think we just need some more offense, another scorer/shot-creator/playmaker, get Rose some help so the scoring load doesn't rest on his turf toe, spasmed back, bloody groin, sprained ankle, and torn ACL knee.
I would LOVE to keep Deng and start Butler next to him...IF the Bulls would add some more talent (yes, that means salary) around the team. Just re-signing Nate and/or Marco would suffice. But if they're going to completely trash the bench and replace them again with brand new vet-min players, we'll be at this very same place next year. So if that's the case, I say fuck it, trade Deng, get some prospects and try to create a new path with a new ceiling instead of staying on the current one that has peaked.
So where the hell is your trade idea?
Hopefully that wasn't too much fluff because here's my 3-team CHI-DAL-CLE trade proposal:
- CLE: CLE's 19th+33rd ...for... Luol Deng
CLE does this because they get a proven veteran all-star SF who will bring stability, leadership, and defense to the team. Not only is this offer cheaper than DAL's offer above, but Deng is better than Marion...which makes it more enticing.
- DAL: Marion+DAL's 13th ...for... CHI's 49th+2014 2ndRounder
DAL does this to create cap space for a Dwight/CP3 run. They don't get a 1stRounder, but they get two seconds (including one in next year's 'better' draft class). 2ndRounders aren't guaranteed contracts so they won't affect the salary cap.
- CHI: Luol Deng+CHI's 49th+2014 2ndRounder ...for... Marion+DAL's 13th+CLE's 19th+33rd
This trade ultimately saves the Bulls about $11mil in payroll and tax, they pick up 4 prospects, get new blood/energy into the team, and the starting unit won't drop off dramatically with Shawn Marion into the fold.
Who would you draft with those picks?
The Bulls can fill our needs, including picking up some players with potential down the road. With these picks, I would like them to draft:
#13 Jamaal Franklin (6'5.25, 191lbs, 21yrs old, San Diego State) - I love Franklin because I think he has the potential to be a star. Out of all the SGs in this draft class (including McLemore and Oladipo), I think he will eventually be the best...maybe even the best player in this draft...yes I said it. Looking at his efficiency numbers, he won't impress anybody. But I like to think that was attributed to him being the main playmaker and shot-creator for his team. He is what baseball calls a 5-tool player. He led his team in scoring, assists, rebounds, and steals per game. Not only that, but his best asset is probably his intangibles: motor, competitiveness, intensity, and toughness... on both ends of the floor (which sometimes hurts him as well). I compare him to a Tyreke Evans and ceiling of a bigger Russell Westbrook.
#19 Gorgui Dieng (6'10.75, 230lbs, 23yrs old, Louisville) - If he and Steven Adams fall to us, I would take Dieng. Adams might have the higher reward, but that comes with the higher risk (to be a bust). Dieng being a main cog with Louisville's National Championship team, I think he'll be an instant contributor as a backup Center for us. He's a very good defender, rebounder, shot-blocker, and has developed a nice jumper. I compare him to Taj Gibson.
#20 Giannis Adetokunbo (6'9, 196lbs, 18yrs old, Greece 2nd Division) - These next two guys will be more 'potential' picks. Giannis played in the 2nd division of Greece's team. At 6'9 196lbs, body-wise he looks like Kevin Durant running up and down. Don't get your hopes up, his game is nothing like KD's. He can't shoot, but what he does do is handle the ball and is a fantastic passer. That probably comes from his freakishly huge spider-like hands.
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Being the tallest player on the team at 6'9, he's played all 5 positions, but his game is primarily on the perimeter. If he's not handling the ball and passing it, he uses his height, length, and athleticism to attack the rim. In the NBA, his position will be SF. I compare him to Nicolas Batum.
#33 Mike Muscala (6'11, 230lbs, 21yrs old, Bucknell) - It's hard to call a soon-to-be 22yr old Senior a 'prospect with potential', but it's not because of his lack of skill, it's because he wouldn't get any playing time with us with Noah, Dieng, Boozer, and Taj. Everything about Muscala's game tells us he's ready now, except he did it all in the Patriot League at Bucknell where he was usually the biggest kid there. He's pretty much the complete package when it comes to his skills. He has a very good low-post game. He doesn't take jumpers, but his 79% FT shooting would indicate he could develop that jumper. He rebounds well (especially offensively), is a good passer for a Center, and plays defense. I compare him to Roy Hibbert.
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C. Noah $11.1 (Dieng $1.7, Muscala $.8)
PF. Boozer $15.3 (Taj $7.6, Malcolm $.9)
SF. Marion $9.3 (Giannis $1.2)
SG. Butler $1.1 (Franklin $1.2)
PG. Rose $17.6 (Kirk $4.1, Teague $1.1)
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90210 Star Jessica Stroup in Neutral Brian Reyes at the Origins Kicks Off the Return to Origins Recycling Program
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I never realized how pretty Jessica Stroup is until now. What a gorgeous girl! Not that she needs the help, but her freshly neutral nude and white Brian Reyes outfit is terribly adorable. The eggshell moiré embroidered skirt paired with a nude low-v top fits to a T and looks very comfortable. The 90210 star wore this to the Origins cosmetics launch of its nationwide cosmetics recycling program in celebration of Earth Month. It's such a great fit for the event: naturally beautiful. Nude Jimmy Choo "Corsica" sandals emphasize the neutral palette, but they're subtly sultry. Jewelry is kept to a minimum — a dainty gold bangle rests around her arm. Fresh faced and ready for Spring!
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elise7 5 years
LOOVEEE this outfit it looks so amazing on her!
5 years
I am trying to find out who makes the dress Jessica Stroup(Silver) wore on May 6, 2009 season 1 episode 22 part 3 of 5. It blue and white with flowers if anyone knows who makes it or where i can get it please let me know it the episode with the baby shower and its the dress she wore to that. Thanks
5 years
I absolutely LOVE Jessica's outfit! She looks so elegant and lady-like. You can find more Brian Reyes stuff at www.brianreyes.com ! Soo glamorous
hayleymarie 5 years
i love her and her style. i dont believe she's 'scary skinny' at all.
rysher 5 years
I'm so glad she put on a bit of weight.
pamsgt00 5 years
She really does look fantastic. I absolutely love the outfit. Where can I find Brian Reyes stuff? Does anyone know if he has a website?
ilanac13 5 years
she really does look great here. i love her and i love that they aren't talking so much about how skinny these girls are. yes they are thin but it took away from how pretty they all are.
sham28 5 years
Great outfit. The sleeves do a good job of covering for the fact that she's STILL scary skinny. Very pretty, but still not a great body role model. :(
harveysays 5 years
SHE LOOKS SOOOO GOOOD! That outfit is gorgeous. I love love love it!
chiquita29 5 years
I've always thought her to be a very beautiful girl (hate what they've done to her character!). I love this entire look.
PlushJunkie 5 years
She looks so naturally glamorous! I love the look but, she should have broken up the monochromatic theme with colorful heels.
SKC-Sparkle 5 years
Beautiful girl, beautiful outfit!
makiwacky 5 years
i love her style on the show, but i love this look more!!
aimeeb 5 years
spicyaroma 5 years
When I first saw her on 90210 I thought she was stunning. She has beautiful eyes :)
any 5 years
loves this look
La-Tua-Cantante 5 years
She is gorgeous! I love her eyes. Now that she's not scary skinny she looks a lot better. And I'm loving the nudes and neutrals for spring!
LolaSvelt 5 years
Beauty! Should be the star of 90210, not Shenae Grimes.
BabyNorbert 5 years
That looks soo good! I wish I could wear something like that, but with my complexsion it is not a very good idea... But it looks awesome when you can pull it off! Very cool!!
ElanaRobinson 5 years
the entire look is gorgeous!
Chloe-X 5 years
She is so pretty! and I'm also loving her look!
lizlee89 5 years
I can't believe you never realized how pretty she was - I realized it the first time I saw her on Reaper. she had blond hair with brown streaks (probably the prettiest streaks I've ever seen) and she was absolutely stunning. http://www.imdb.com/media/rm65575168/nm1888211 then when I saw her on 90210 with black I was blown away at how well she pulls off black hair - she's so versatile! she's one of my favorites right now, and that outfit is downright spectacular...
cdelaney 5 years
pretty and fresh. love the nude color.
Suspiria 5 years
She is so beautiful. Me too, emalove, that's why Silver is my favorite character. No, no... I am lying, Adrianne is my favorite, she is more interesting. (But I DON'T like this serie :innocent:) lol She is not so slim anymore.
Louie 5 years
So pretty. Her eyes are crazy blue.
fashionplate525 5 years
She looks great! Loving the outfit and her eyes look amazing!!
emalove 5 years
I thought she was gorgeous the first time I watched the new 90210...I love this look too.
JaimeLeah526 5 years
This is a really great picture of her. Love it.
msshellokitty 5 years
she looks so much better now that she isn't scary skinny.
dorea 5 years
this outfit is kind of amazing....Brian, way to make a girl look hot..
neonbee 5 years
Oh wow! I'm loving that skirt.
simplyfab87 5 years
Gorgeous! Love her!
kclulu 5 years
I looove that. I am totally stealing this look.
dtho 5 years
So gorgeous!!! I love all the nude.
nourhayaty 5 years
thats HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTTTTT!loving her look!
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THE COUCH POTATO: X Factor hasn't got the, er, X Factor
12:39pm Friday 19th October 2012 in News By Adam Postans
WITHOUT wanting to turn this week's column into a ranty list of personal hates about The X Factor, let me begin with a disclaimer.
There's a slight chance that this week's column could turn into a ranty list of personal hates about The X Factor.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
But it seems only fitting that I begin with the biggest talking point of the series so far – Rylangate.
I refer, if you're a wiser person than me and don't watch the show, to cries of "fix!" by many viewers when an executive producer shuffled up on his bumto Louis Walsh and whispered into his ear during the sing-off between bottom two Carolynne Poole, who can sing, and all-round irritant Rylan Clark, who can't.
Louis huffed and puffed and blew Carolynne's chances, after much self-searching or trying to remember what he'd been told to do moments earlier.
ITV denies the claims but, frankly, if you believe this programme isn't fixed, orchestrated or carefully choreographed in virtually every respect then brace yourself, because I've also got some really bad news for you concerning Father Christmas.
The X Factor is the most cynical beast on television, not least with how it treats its audience.
This should not come as brand new information. But it's made all the worse this year with the choice of novelty act, Rylan, who is trampling all over the glorious memory of Wagner and Chico before him.
He's an attention-hungry reality TV floozy who's only here because he narrowly missed out on winning Sky Living's modelling talent contest Signed By Katie Price.
But, as the first public vote of the live shows demonstrated, the public aren't interested in keeping him in.
You see, unlike Wagner and even Jedward, this time we're not in on the joke. We're the butt of it.
And so it's no surprise that Strictly Come Dancing, the perennial Saturday night bridesmaid, has leapt ahead in the ratings.
Rylan is only the most visible part of the iceberg. So much else is wrong in this series, including the judges. Tulisa is not disguising the fact that she is mind-numbingly bored already and is spouting an answerphone of hackneyed X Factor one-liners.
Employment tribunal chairman Gary Barlow is still labouring under the false impression that they're searching for a global superstar.
Louis Walsh has lost whatever bottle he once had and told winner- in-waiting Ella Henderson that, during Lovin' You, she: "Hit the big high Mariah Carey note," when she'd actually hit the big high Minnie Riperton note.
The fact that Nicole Scherzinger, who last Saturday was gargling a pint of bitter to wash down some pork scratchings with a face that looked like she'd just walked in on Lewis Hamilton in a compromising position with Jenson Button, has assumed the mantle of Best Judge should tell you everything about the other three.
The contestants are lamer than ever and they might as well just skip straight to the final between James Arthur and Ella.
Last week, I said there would be no chance this show would pay Lucy Spraggan's recently deceased grandmother the ultimate show of respect by not mentioning her death. I hate being right sometimes.
In fact, everything's annoying.
Rylan, Jahmene's nervous giggle, Gary Barlow's cross face, Louis trying to be cool, District 3's affected American accent from a part of the US unknown to mankind, 1980s throwbacks MK1 being told: "You're current," all the time, and rottweiler interrogator Dermot 'buddy' O'Leary somehow getting each and every Sunday-night guest performer to confess that they do indeed have a new album out/are on tour soon.
Still, at least this week's column didn't turn into a ranty list of personal hates about The X Factor.
Spuduhate awards
● Johnny Ball being kicked out of Strictly before Aliona Vilani (you're my favourite) could return from injury. Thanks a bunch, everyone.
● ITV1's This Morning turning into a daily carnival of Jimmy Savile grave-stamping.
● Watchdog wasting everyone's time telling Rolling Stones fans that tickets to their concerts are a bit on the pricey side.
● ITV2 "supernatural comedy drama" (give me strength) Switch. Switch off.
Spudulike awards
● Strictly Come Dancing, notably Michael Vaughan's have-a-go-hero jive.
● The Thick Of It.
● Channel 4's Sing For Your Life.
● The second episode of Homeland, which was so much more gripping than the excellent but slow-burning opener.
● Total Wipeout's best ever, most nail-biting Wipeout Zone between Riccardo the Italiano, Leo the Leader and all-time-record-equalling Non-Toff William who broke Richard Hammond's "mythical one-minute barrier".
● Adrian Chiles and co performing miracles with 1hr 40min of entertaining flannel during the monsoon at ITV1's Poland v England World Cup Qualifier, so much better than the rescheduled match the next day or Wales' result in Croatia.
● The high-octane drama of three men each baking 25 pink fondant fancies in the Great British Bake Off final (and to think, some people thought the only macho TV viewing on Tuesday evening would be the football. Pah!)
● Emmerdale Live, an ambitious way to mark the soap's 40th anniversary, which, apart from one minor fluffed line by Betty, Cameron's blank digital watch, and a wedding party going into church in the middle of the day and emerging in black of night, had nobody "doing a Scott Maslen" and was let down massively in only one respect. It's Emmerdale.
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have to disagree with you there CP. I hate to be PC at the best of times, but if this is what it takes to show kids that wrong is wrong, regardless of how much a grown-up is in a position of power, then let's carry it on next week and the week after.
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stracey-tracey-smyth says...
Nice piece, btw.
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I came to sociology after years of practicing law and as many years teaching college English. As often as I can, I try to incorporate literature and history into my teaching. Many of my favorite writers are from the South or they write about the South, and their writings have both cultivated my love of the South and heightened my interest in it.
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The six Herbst Program of Humanities faculty have won more than 28 teaching awards and citations, including two Boulder Faculty Assembly Teaching Excellence Awards, a SOAR alumni relations award, a Best Should Teach award, and two Dean's Awards for Outstanding Teaching in the College. They come from a wide variety of academic backgrounds, with doctoral degrees in romance languages and literatures, political science, comparative literature, history of science, and classical philology.
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Like the Herbst Program itself, my studies have crossed rather than respected disciplinary boundaries. My degrees are in political science and classical Greek, much of my teaching has been in a department of history, and I started a literature program in Rome (Shakespeare in Italy). I'm honored and delighted to be associated with the Herbst Program of Humanities, whose curriculum and pedagogy aspire to produce not specialists in a particular academic department but thoughtful human beings in general.
I am drawn especially to such ancient Greek authors as Plato, Thucydides, and Xenophon, for they never put aside an issue of burning importance to pursue other questions that are more easily answered. In particular, their investigation into rival notions of human excellence is both especially probing and a counterweight to prevailing views. My most recent publication is a translation of Xenophon's Education of Cyrus, a historical/philosophical novel paradoxically held in the highest regard both by Machiavelli for its lessons on the techniques of imperial rule and by others for its critique of the life dedicated to the employment of these same techniques.
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Scot Douglass has enjoyed teaching in the Herbst program since 1995. Born and raised the son of an electrical engineer in Chicago, he studied genetics as an undergraduate (University of Arizona), theology as a master's student (Dallas Seminary), and earned his PhD in comparative literature (CU-Boulder). "There is something both unique and gratifying in being able to sit down with a handful of bright engineering students and explore great expressions of the human spirit…to listen to engineering students wrestle together over the serious questions of our existence." Committed to making literature both accessible and relevant, Scot's research interests are in philosophical hermeneutics (how texts mean what they mean), language's ability to communicate meaning, the Classical tradition and the intersections of literature, philosophy, psychology and theology in 19th and 20th-century literature. His recent book, Theology of the Gap: Cappadocian Language Theory and the Trinitarian Controversy, explores theories of language (primarily those of the Cappadocian Fathers) surrounding the fourth-century Trinitarian controversy and their relationship to twentieth-century theories of hermeneutics as articulated by Heidegger, Ricoeur, Vattimo and Derrida.
Scot has taught in a variety of contexts: chemistry and physics in a private high school, theology and literature (along with his wife) at a college in Ghana, West Africa, and literary thinking classes for professional engineers at Hewlett-Packard facilities in Loveland and Fort Collins. Very concerned with the art of teaching, Scot attempts to make the Herbst Seminar a productive, interactive learning space within which students wrestle with the text, each other and him. This commitment to teaching resulted in his being awarded the campus-wide 2003 Boulder Faculty Assembly Excellence in Teaching Award.
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I feel fortunate to have found in the interdisciplinary Herbst Program of Humanities, its faculty and students, a home for my own wide-ranging interests as reflected in my education, travels, job history, and publications. I pursued undergraduate work in Latin (University of Colorado Boulder), studied law (Georgetown University Law School), and earned an MA in modern European history (Columbia University), a second MA in ancient Greek and a PhD in classical philology (University of Texas-Austin, with one year at the Freie Universität, Berlin). The places I have lived include Rome, Bologna, Berlin, Hamburg, Washington, D.C., New York City, and Austin, Texas. While I enjoyed all these cities, Austin was probably my favorite, partly because of its music. My second favorite job after teaching was as a bike messenger in Washington, D.C. and New York City - a constant adrenaline rush that kept me in great shape! At the University of Colorado Boulder before joining the Herbst Program, I taught a variety of classical (i.e., Greco-Roman) civilization, history, and language courses as well as advanced critical writing on a variety of subjects in the humanities and engineering. I have published on Roman comedy, Greek epic poetry, Greek lyric poetry, Greek myth and ritual, and film. The sum of all these experiences, I believe, helped to prepare me for the Herbst Program, whose curriculum combines disciplines and whose mission is to foster in its students a love of the humanities as complementary to engineering. While engineering and other sciences contribute to our material and technological well-being, as the New York Times war correspondent and social critic Chris Hedges observes, the discipline of the humanities "forces us to stand back and ask the broad moral questions of meaning and purpose, that challenges the validity of structures, that trains us to be self-reflective and critical of … [our own] assumptions."
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Before coming to the Herbst Program in 1989, Leland Giovannelli taught for 10 years: six years at a private high school teaching mathematics, history, philosophy, literature and writing; and four years at a private college, teaching the same broad range of material, but in exclusively discussion-based classes. This background helped shape her commitment to discussion-based learning; the Herbst Program gave her the opportunity to put her commitment into practice. As one of the original members of the Herbst teaching staff, she was able to concentrate on helping students develop the related arts of critical reading, group learning, and careful writing.
After spending six years (1989-1995) in the Herbst Program, Leland decided to pursue her graduate education at the University of Chicago. In June of 1999, she earned her doctorate there in the history of science. She returned to Colorado and to the Herbst Program as quickly as possible, and she is thrilled to be back teaching humanities to engineering students.
Her interests include Aristotle studies; ancient medical and biological science; classical history and literature; the history of science and technology; the history of the motorcycle; opera; black and white film; jazz of the 1930s through the 1950s; and popular music from the 1940s to the 1960s. She tries to work these interests into her curricula whenever possible.
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How can Plato, Shakespeare, Voltaire, Melville and T.S. Eliot help Herbst students become better engineers? For more than a decade, Anja has taught literature as a vehicle of insight into other fields, as well as the subject of focus in its own right. Prior to joining the faculty in the Herbst Program in the fall of 2001, she taught German as a foreign language to a diverse student body at language institutes in Hamburg, as well as German language and literature, humanities, English, and women's studies courses at the University of Colorado.
Many of the great writers in history were also philosophers, artists, mathematicians, and even engineers. Anja believes that the synergy found in an interdisciplinary study, in this case of literature by engineers, promotes a greater understanding of the human condition. Insight into the community that engineers are trained to serve is a core principle of her approach to literature in the Herbst Program, but in support of, rather than at the expense of pure enjoyment of literary works for their own sake. She is also interested in enriching the learning experience through non-traditional approaches, such as service learning and activity-based learning.
Anja received a BA in American and French literature at the University of Göttingen, Germany, and earned an MA and PhD in comparative literature at the University of Colorado in 2000. Her research interests include travel literature, literature of the sea, and American literature of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Outside the classroom she enjoys taking in the beautiful Colorado landscape from the back of her horse.
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Diane Sieber joined the Herbst faculty in fall 2004. Raised in Spain, she pursued undergraduate studies in Spanish and Russian literatures and in history (University of Virginia), and earned her MA and PhD in Romance languages (Princeton University). She comes to Herbst from the CU-Boulder Department of Spanish and Portuguese, where she has taught freshman critical thinking classes, Spanish culture, medieval and Golden Age Spanish literature and the arts, and graduate seminars on Spanish theater, the European Baroque, Don Quixote and the monster in literature and film. She has published a book on Spanish historiography and articles on Don Quixote, the Spanish theater, the Moorish population in the Spanish Empire prior to 1614, and Spanish writings on colonial New Mexico (1541-1700).
Diane discovered computer programming, web design and digital art as an assistant professor and continues to pursue all three. Although the two halves of her world would seem to be far apart, she sees the blending of technology, the arts and humanities as the key to a fulfilling life. In Baldassare Castiglione's The Book of the Courtier (1528), the ideal renaissance man educated himself in many different areas of study with the conviction that the knowledge native to one field of study can lead to greater understanding in another; that answers in one discipline can resolve questions in another; that a well-rounded individual is better able to respond to life's challenges. Having spent the last few years exploring technology with arts and humanities students, Diane is looking forward to many years of discussing the arts and humanities with engineers.
Diane's interests include Renaissance, Baroque and modern literature and art; film studies; Latin hip-hop; the ethics and social impacts of technology; motorcycles and Formula One racing. Her primary interest as a university professor is to communicate the pleasure of reading and the relevance of literature and the arts to our daily lives.
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By Stephanie Springer - bio | email ALBANY, GA (WALB) – The most elaborate marijuana operation in Coffee County history was uncovered. investigators found a half million dollars worth of pot in a nearly half million dollar home. Investigators say it's the most sophisticated set-up they've ever seen.
Huge bulldozers dig up the yard of an upscale home in search of money.
"Oh God this is a nice house my wife would have a fit over a house like this," said Sheriff Jerry Pope.
Investigators dug up 35,000 dollars in this spot. Vacuum sealed and buried in a PVC pipe. What investigators say is someone's hidden drug money.
This 5,000 square foot home wasn't just somebody's home it was someone's elaborate and illegal business.
"They just had it for a marijuana grow house they didn't care anything about the house," said Sheriff Jerry Pope.
Coffee County Investigators got a tip that eventually led them to quite a find.
"This is without a doubt the most highly sophisticated marijuana grow operation we've ever seized," said Major Scott Harper.
This afternoon investigators uncovered 140 marijuana plants worth well over a half million dollars.
"The entire second story of this home was turned into a marijuana growing operation," said Harper.
But what's even more shocking...a family lived downstairs.
"I know that there was at least one child living here because of all the photos and that disturbed me very much, said Harper.
The wiring in the home was extensive, timers in most rooms, multiple heating and air units, and stolen electricity kept the growers in the clear for years.
"They were running the regular lights in the house off the meter and they were growing around the meter for indoor grow lights that way it doesn't send off signals to the meter reader," said Harper.
And if neighbors stopped by no one noticed.
Investigators say Nelfi Montenegro owned the home. He and his family are no where to be found.
In the last few days four indoor grow operations were taken down. Two in Jacksonville Florida and one on Ware county. Investigators believe they are all connected. All the suspects are of Cuban decent and they believe at least one person was very well trained in operating these grow houses.
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There are hospitals across this state, many of them in rural communities, that are going to struggle if not close under the health care law without expansion, and that's not something to take lightly. Most of us in this room don't like the Affordable Care Act, but the decision to expand Medicaid isn't as basic as saying, "No ObamaCare, No expansion."
Since September 11, 2001, more than 20,000 men and women in the Tennessee National Guard--Army and Air Force--have been called to serve. While many have served, some gave their last, full measure. Since 2001, 136 Tennesseans--men and women--have lost their lives. Please join me in a moment of silence in recognition of those who are called to serve and in honor of those who gave their lives to protect and preserve our freedoms. Thank you. The reality is that less than one percent of our country serves in our voluntary armed forces in order to keep the rest of us free and secure. For that, we should all be grateful
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VA-R: Ken Cuccinelli (lost)
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Delusions Of Grandeur - Pizza Port Solana Beach
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3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
05-28-2013 05:23:46 | More by BarryMaKociner
4/5 rDev +2.8%
05-15-2013 04:23:34 | More by notchucknorris
4/5 rDev +2.8%
03-30-2013 22:18:18 | More by t0rin0
3.5/5 rDev -10%
01-19-2013 06:11:07 | More by rbeechan
3.88/5 rDev -0.3%
On Tap – Port Carlsbad
A: Pours a coppery amber-orange hue with nice clarity and a thin rim of paper white foam that swivels out to a collar in just a few moments. Plenty of bubbly action and some nice tracks of sticky cling with each progression.
S: A real dank herbal weedy aroma with a caramel sweet pale malt backing and hints of loafy bread. There is a nice combination of evergreens, citrus peel, and juicy stone fruit to the beer with some light alcohol spice noted. The nose takes a surprising twist of tropical flora in the end. Solid aroma and quite danky.
T: Flavors affirm the danky herbal nose with some ripe orchard fruit, pines, and a bit of restrained citrus/tangerine peel. Sweet Mary Jane. This one is a bit heavier on the Crystal malts than the typical Port IPA's. Has a more profound caramel sweetness to it with some crusty breads mixed in. Interesting exotic floral accent in there not much unlike some hibiscus. There is a high level of hop bitterness to the overall beer that just saps the palate. Alcohol is present but well integrated with the other flavors. A nice dank and hoppy IPA that comes off just a tad heavier than some of the other Port offerings.
M: Smooth and creamy mouthfeel with a moderate weight in body and some light alcohol warmth. There is a highly constricting bitterness to the beer yet it's not nearly as resinous as one would expect. Finish is clean but a bit on the wetter side.
D: First time trying this one out and it is tasty. Another nice dank hoppy offering from Port Carlsbad but I would say far from their best work. Solid hop assault only a bit thicker with the caramel malts.
01-14-2013 22:05:26 | More by Nugganooch
3/5 rDev -22.9%
12-26-2012 21:51:08 | More by DJButters
3.73/5 rDev -4.1%
Poured from a growler into a tulip glass.
A: Clear, light amber color with one finger of diminishing off-white foam head. Moderate lacing remains on the glass.
S: Coniferous foliage and chile fruit represent the contribution of hops, while a fine thread of malt is refined and doughy.
T: Begins barely off-dry, with pine and even stronger canteloupe hop aromatics. Acidity is restrained into the middle where emerging crystal malt takes the existing hop-derived flavors and turns them zesty. A flash of minerality predates the finish where strong, lasting bitterness reigns without much in the way of accessory flavors. A hint of booziness can be detected nearly throughout the flavor profile.
M: Medium viscosity, very creamy on the palate, with moderate carbonation.
D/O: This IPA exhibits a host of clean sensory attributes that make it refreshing at times, even if the full spectrum of West Coast qualities are lacking. Definite citrus qualities are not to be found here, but it is buoyed by its other pleasurable flavors and smells. On the other hand, bitterness is intense at the end while alcohol is too present for the style. It is texturally brilliant, with a creamy presence that cannot be denied and adds a sense of maturity to the overall profile.
12-24-2012 21:36:02 | More by beagle75
4/5 rDev +2.8%
12-19-2012 03:28:03 | More by warnerry
4/5 rDev +2.8%
09-19-2012 01:29:10 | More by wethorseblanket
4/5 rDev +2.8%
On tap at Pizza Port Carlsbad. The sign on the board had what appeared to be Han Solo in lederhosen and holding a stein. Orange color, good head, sticky lacing on the sides of the glass. Smell was nice and hoppy, pretty much west coast style, citrus and pine. Flavor was very bitter, dank hops. This was a nice west coast style IPA and one I would order again on sight. Alas, I won't be back to Pizza Port for awhile so I probably won't get that chance soon.
09-19-2012 01:28:43 | More by ArrogantB
4.43/5 rDev +13.9%
On tap at Pizza Port in Carlsbad, CA.
Pours a clear orange with a foamy biege head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Foamy rings of lace line the glass on the drink down. Smell is of citrus fruit, citrus zest, and some tropical fruit aromas. Taste is much the same with a malt finish. There is a medium hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a good level of carbonation with a crisp mouthfeel. Overall, this is a very good beer that is really tasty and easy to drink.
09-18-2012 01:45:51 | More by UCLABrewN84
4/5 rDev +2.8%
09-06-2012 05:00:24 | More by emaciated
3.75/5 rDev -3.6%
09-01-2012 05:26:28 | More by drewone
4/5 rDev +2.8%
08-25-2012 16:30:18 | More by beerpadawan
4/5 rDev +2.8%
On-tap at Carlsbad
Pours an amber/orange color with a white head. Citrus peel dominates the aroma. Lots of grapefruit and tangerine peel, some hints of pineapple, and a light pine note. Some toffee sweetness and a fair amount of bread. The flavor is mildly bitter with some pine notes as well as citrus peel. Good grapefruit and tangerine flavor, mild pefrume/floral character, and some light malt sweetness.
08-23-2012 21:01:39 | More by womencantsail
3.98/5 rDev +2.3%
Chilled growler into a glass, courtesy of Sideswipe. Thanks, John!
A: Pours a clear, copper-amber body with two-fingers of off-white head. The beer retains well and leaves nice sudsing down the glass.
S: This is on the bitter citrusy side: more rind than flesh of orange, tangelo, and grapefruit. Mild pale malt backing.
T: As the nose suggests, this has a moderate bitterness that slightly overpowers the pale, biscuity malt backbone. It's pure citrus, with the rind qualities of grapefruit and orange carrying the beer. Quite tasty.
M: Great mouthfeel. This has the right amount of bitterness without being too oily. The beer doesn't linger; it cleans up well after itself and manages to leave the palate quite fresh. I drank 3 glasses of this with ease.
O: I shared this with Nanoslug and mentioned that the beer was brewed for the brewpub's Star Wars beerfest and presumably had origins in a Star Wars reference. Neither of us could place it; I only remember the good movies in the series, and they remember the old ones. Mystifying. I'd love to know what the name is referring to.
08-21-2012 07:46:24 | More by Arbitrator
4/5 rDev +2.8%
08-20-2012 14:57:02 | More by mhaugo
4/5 rDev +2.8%
On tap at Pizza Port Calrlsbad
Served in a pint glass. Deep amber color with a finger of pure white foam. The head dissipates to a thick coaster which hangs around for the entire experience. Great lacing. The nose is pale malt and citrus. Taste starts out with bitter orange rind. Initial bitterness is tempered by a nice biscuity malt profile which gives way to huge grapefruit notes towards the end. The finish is dry with lingering grapefruit bitterness. Very nice. Feel is medium with a lively level of carbonation, which works quite well here. Overall a tasty, refreshing IPA from Pizza Port (no surprise here). Recommended.
08-13-2012 21:28:30 | More by Sideswipe
Delusions Of Grandeur from Pizza Port Solana Beach
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Original post made on Jan 11, 2011
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Comments (7)
on Jan 11, 2011 at 5:42 am
Good work! Thanks for catching this creep.
on Jan 11, 2011 at 7:38 am
Very well done!! Give that police officer "Donna the dog" a steak, she earned it!
on Jan 11, 2011 at 7:46 am
Great work, officer Ireland and the wonderful k-9 Donna. Glad you have such competent police and the help of a trained canine helper, to keep your streets etc. clear of the criminals.
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on Jan 11, 2011 at 6:44 pm
You dona wanna fool with Donna
on Jan 11, 2011 at 7:52 pm
This guy was a customer??? The bank got his address from their records??? Sounds to me like the guy wanted to get caught. If convicted, he's gonna get free room and board for awhile. Free medical. Free TV. Free legal advice. Free everything (except freedom to walk the streets). In these tough times, being a bank robber doesn't sound like such a bad deal. ONLY KIDDING OF COURSE. But, it makes you wonder what his motive was, doesn't it?
on Jan 13, 2011 at 10:57 am
Contrary to what television "teaches" us, the vast majority of criminals are either dumb to the core, or of average intelligence but poorly educated.
No Einstein, this guy.....
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Holiday shoppers started an extra day early this year. People lined up at the Kmart on North Memorial Parkway as early as 10 p.m. Wednesday night.
The store, with a line wrapped around the building with about 150 people, opened at 6 a.m. on Thursday.
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$725—$965 1—3 bed 9501 W Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas NV, 89117
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Commute to Downtown Summerlin South
The rent at Summerhill Pointe Apartments ranges from $725 for a one bedroom to a $965 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 14% less expensive than the The Lakes average.
This apartment is in the The Lakes neighborhood in Las Vegas.
Summerhill Pointe Apartments has a Walk Score of 58 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Westcare Charter School, M J Christensen Elementary School and Clarence Piggott Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Panini Cafe, Albertsons and EPIC ELIXIRS.
Nearby coffee shops include Avery's Coffee, Starbucks and The Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf. Nearby restaurants include Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill, IHOP Restaurant and Viva Mercado's Mexican Bar and Grill.
Summerhill Pointe Apartments is near Angel Park, All American Park and Canyon Fairways Community Park.
There are excellent bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Summerhill Pointe Apartments is very bikeable, biking is convenient for most trips.
Summerhill Pointe at the Lakes offers 1, 2 3 bedroom apartment homes with 3 resort style pools and 2 spas. The height of good living, with the most dramatic setting, city lights to the east, mountain backdrop to the west with both beauty and serenity. Enjoy private patios and balconies with extra large locked storage, ceiling fans, plush carpeting, separate dining area, custom fitted draperies with black-outs in the bedrooms. Vertical blinds in dining area, deluxe kitchens with frost-free refrigerators/freezer, dishwasher, garbage disposals, range and ovens and oval tubs. Washer dryer hook-up in each unit plus centrally located laundry rooms, cable TV hook-ups. Reserved covered parking and ample open parking for guests as well. Exercise room, picnic and barbecue areas with grills for friends and family to enjoy.
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Preschool and kindergarten students of the Denair Unified School District were treated to a special day of festivities on Friday in a culminating celebration of Week of the Young Child. The themed week is an annual celebration sponsored through the National Association for the Education of Young Children which aims to draw attention to the need and importance of childhood development.
The common adage "A family that plays together, stays together" rang true at Cunningham Elementary School on Friday evening where families gathered to participate in healthy outdoor activities at the first ever Family Fitness Night.
Hospital doctors and nurses take care of various patients for a multitude of issues every day, but they rarely have the opportunity to see their patients performing successfully in life once they have left the hospital. After a traumatic experience that left Turlock Christian sophomore McAllister Russell in the hands of the Children's Hospital of Oakland for several weeks, the local student felt it imperative to give back to the people who helped save her life.
The Denair Unified School District is often compared to a close-knit family and this week the District is welcoming new blood through the hire of Linda Covello, the new Chief Business Officer.
Although he moved to the United States from Mexico only a year ago, Bryan Hernandez is already fluent in English, something many individuals spend a lifetime trying to do.
Three apple trees, two almond trees, five grape vines and rows of radishes, green beans and corn-this is just the beginning of the Dutcher Middle School garden.
Turlock Unified School District Superintendent Sonny DaMarto was named a finalist for the 2013 Superintendent of the Year through the National Association of School Superintendents. DaMarto attended a NASS symposium in Southern California in March where he collaborated and discussed key issues and challenges educators face today.
Chivalry is not dead, at least not at Turlock Christian where Miss Manners provided junior high and high school students insight into the importance of social decorum and propriety in the world after high school on Friday.
California State University, Stanislaus' Endangered Species Recovery Program will soon be able to do more hands-on research on riparian brush rabbits and woodrats, thanks to a $16,000 grant from the Sacramento Zoo.
A steady of flow of students and community members wound in and out of the Denair High School library this week but they were not checking out books. Instead, they were witnessing the traveling Diego Rivera exhibition which featured several replicated works by the famed painter.
Toni Boster, the parent of a student in the Turlock Unified School District, recently remarked how refreshing it is to be able to use the word "spend" rather than "cut" at a TUSD Board of Trustees meeting. Boster is also chair of the Budget Advisory Committee, which is composed of a variety of stakeholders within the District and serves as an advisory committee to the Board. The advisory committee presented its spending priorities to the Board in March, which were then honed over the past several weeks into nine items. On Tuesday, the Board of Trustees approved these nine expenditures ...
When Iris Haapanen explains the sciences to her teaching credential students at California State University, Stanislaus she tells them to look around: look at the stars, at the trees, at the carbonation in soda - it's all science. This spirit of consciousness is the same dynamic that Haapanen aims to recreate at the annual CSUS Science Fun Nights at Osborn Elementary school.
For every rule there is a loop hole and this includes the Turlock Unified School District's anti-tobacco policy which is being updated to include electronic nicotine devices.
World Autism Awareness Day was Wednesday and landmarks across the country were lit up in blue in recognition to those touched by autism around the globe. The national initiative also took a local turn at California State University, Stanislaus where sorority Alpha Xi Delta hosted a public event for families to increase autism awareness and support their philanthropic organization, Autism Speaks.
While many students often dread completing their homework, there are some who thrive in the academic environment, such as the 7th grade academic pentathlon team at Turlock Junior High School, which is composed of these study-ready students who recently took 2nd place in the county competition.
In order to fully prepare students for college, Turlock High School is now offering more Advanced Placement courses than ever.
Approximately 9,000 students converged at California State University, Stanislaus for the first day of classes Thursday and throughout the campus, from faculty to administration to knowledgeable seniors and excited freshmen, all had high expectations for the upcoming school year.
In its annual "Condition of College & Career Readiness" report released today, ACT found that California students taking the organization's college readiness test surpassed the nation's scores in English, reading, math, and science. The ACT assessment, which is administered to high school students, serves as a good indicator of how much a student is academically prepared to pursue a postsecondary education.
For approximately 14,000 students throughout the Turlock Unified School District, the start of the new school year officially kicked off on Monday. At Brown Elementary, students, parents, and guardians alike shared the same optimistic vision and hopes for the upcoming school year.
As the only community college in Stanislaus County that offers a Chemical Dependency Counseling Program, Modesto Junior College can fully prepare students academically to take the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Program's state licensing exam. Once licensed, students can apply their knowledge and expertise to help individuals who are battling addictions.
At their first regular board meeting of the school year, the Denair Unified School District Board of Trustees approved an increase to the daily and long term rate of pay for substitute teachers in hopes of attracting more eligible educators to Denair schools.
University of California, Merced is taking trash collection to the next level by incorporating new high-tech, solar-powered receptacles onto their campus.
Walnut Elementary teacher Bret Sutterly has taken the 'Go Green' message to heart in his classroom and his efforts have been recognized on a national level.
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