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Golf ShawneeEnjoy this timeless Tillinghast golf course carved into our breathtaking natural surroundings, where 24 of its 27 holes are on an island in the pristine Delaware River.Learn More
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AuthenticChoose to do as much or as little as you wish. For the active outdoor adventurer... play golf, canoe, kayak, raft, fish, or mountain bike. For the restful outdoor enthusiast, read a book on the veranda.Learn More
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The Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort is the Perfect location for your outdoors wedding in PA. Embark upon one of many different settings to capture your special day.The Worthington Ballroom, Delaware Room, Waring Room, and The Shawnee Playhouse are four indoor venues that host receptions accommodating up to 180 guests.
Shawnee Island (the golf course) and River Sanctuary serve as two outdoor sites where loving couples experience the euphoria of coming together in the company of nature.
What was once only a dream of what your wedding day could be is now a reality with all the versatile options that are bestowed upon you.
Indoor Locations
The Worthington Ballroom
Delaware Room
Waring Room
Scenic Locations
North or South Lawn Tented Wedding
Choose from either of our two Front Lawn locations: North Lawn or South Lawn, for some spectacular views of the historic Inn in its natural setting.
River Sanctuary Wedding (Pavilion)
Planning your wedding, commitment ceremony, or civil partnership? The River Sanctuary, formerly known as the Governor's Pavilion, has been recently renovated specifically to meet your needs.
Situated along the banks of the scenic Delaware River, the River Sanctuary provides a spectacular backdrop for those picture perfect moments.
Golf Island Wedding
Indulge in a truly unique wedding experience by choosing to have your wedding ceremony held on our historic 27-hole championship golf course. Imagine a parade of the wedding party in golf carts as they travel across the Delaware River, over the bridge, and onto the Shawnee Island.
Shawnee Playhouse Theatrical Wedding Production
Looking for an out of ordinary wedding experience? Our historic Shawnee Playhouse is available to make your wedding an enchanted event you and your guests will never forget. Endless possibilities are in store. Use your imagination.
This unique on-stage wedding may include special sets, lighting and costumes, all which will enhance your special moment once you take stage.
Use our "Wedding Set" and stage your ceremony in our beautiful 200 seat theatre.


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Rattling antlers can be helpful in calling Whitetail deer, however there are a few things to keep in mind.
Before and during early pre rut, you only want to mimic sparring, and not full out aggressive fights.
During this time of the season, the bucks do not truly fight, and a true fighting sound will alert them that something is not right.
You want to make sure that any rattling you do, during this time, is done lightly, so that it sounds more like a slight tussling between 2 bucks, as this is what goes on during that time frame.
A few days before rut kicks in, and then into the actual rut, your rattling can then become louder and more aggressive sounding, as this is the time frame when bucks start fighting.
Some people also rattle in combination with a deer decoy set up in place.
Though we, personally, have never used a deer decoy when hunting, we can attest to the fact, that our target buck has been horribly beat up when left outside during rut!
We also have several friends that use them.
Most people overdo rattling. Do not use the antlers every few minutes, all day long!
Again, this is not a naturally continuous behavior, or we would hear this the whole time we are in the woods!
Only rattle a few times every couple of hours.
Real antlers, replicas, rattle bags, or a deer rattling system from Knight and Hale, are a few of your options.
Whatever style you use, make sure the antlers do not clang together while you are walking to your stand, and especially while they are in the stand, as there is nothing like an unexpected sound to run off a buck!
If bucks fighting is a new sound to you and you do not know what you are trying to duplicate, the following video will give you a good idea.
We picked this particular video, as the sound is decent, without people talking or playing music in the background!
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Indianapolis Colts
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Colts' home opener a sellout
The Colts announced Monday that their game against the Vikings in Week Two has been sold out.
AFC South Spin cycle: Week One
Here is our team-by-team take on the state of the AFC South following Week One.
Cutler, Bears spoil Luck's opener
Jay Cutler threw for 333 yards and two touchdowns, and the Bears spoiled Andrew Luck's debut in beating the Colts 41-21 Sunday.
Key matchup: Colts OLT Anthony Castonzo vs. Bears DE Julius Peppers
Wednesday's Key Matchup looks at the battle between Bears DRE Peppers and Colts OLT Castonzo.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Youth under center
PFW's Arthur Arkush sounds off on the young QBs who will be running three-fourths of the AFC South offenses in 2012.
Bears' Urlacher vows to play Week One
Bears MLB Brian Urlacher told a Chicago TV station that despite his balky knee, he plans to play Week One against the Colts.
Colts claim three players off waivers
The Colts have claimed S Sergio Brown, OT Mike Person and NT Martin Tevaseu off waivers.
Grigson rolls dice with Davis trade
The cost to acquire CB Vontae Davis was high, but the Colts were desperate at corner and GM Ryan Grigson has been willing to roll the dice.
Colts place three on injured reserve
The Colts placed OT George Foster, NT Brandon McKinney and WR Griff Whalen on injured reserve on Monday.
Colts waive 11 players
The Colts announced they waived 11 players Sunday, trimming their roster ahead of Monday's cutdown deadline.
Colts acquire CB Davis from Dolphins
The Dolphins traded former first-round CB Vontae Davis to the Colts for a second-round pick and a conditional sixth-rounder.
Bettors are warming to Colts
Bettors have taken note of the Colts' solid preseason play, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening.
Colts acquire CB Gordy from Rams
The Colts acquired CB Josh Gordy from the Rams for an undisclosed draft pick in 2014.
Pagano: Collie sustained concussion
Colts head coach Chuck Pagano said WR Austin Collie sustained a concussion on Sunday night, the club's website said Monday.
Colts lose three to injury vs. Steelers
Three Colts players — DL Cory Redding, OLB Robert Mathis and WR Austin Collie — left Sunday night's game at Pittsburgh with injuries.
Brown was placed an IR with an ankle injury.||||||| Brown rushed for 417 yards with a TD in 10 games during a disappointing season in 2012.
Brown will be active Sunday but he will not start.||||||| He had been listed as probable most of this week after returning last weekend following in-season knee surgery.
The Indianapolis Colts say Brown is questionable for Sunday's game against Miami||||||| He had been listed as probable most of this week after returning last weekend following in-season knee surgery, but team doctors found swelling in the knee Saturday. Team officials now say Brown will be re-evaluated before Indy (4-3) turns in its list of inactive players 90 minutes before kickoff. If Brown does not play, rookie Vick Ballard would likely see the bulk of the action. Ballard has started Indy's last three games.
Four-time Pro Bowler Robert Mathis and starting running back Donald Brown did not make the trip when the Indianapolis Colts traveled to New York on Saturday for their game against the Jets.||||||| Neither absence was a surprise. The Colts (2-2) had said both would miss two to three weeks with knee injuries.
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Put aside your NCAA worries for a moment... forget about the post-season ban... the Tar Heels play every single FBS team in the state this season, and inquiring minds want to know: can the Heels sweep or not? (for the record, on my blog I'm picking UNC to win 3 out of 4). Take a moment to toss in your 2 cents worth in this fan poll.
Can the Tar Heels claim an undisputed state championship in football this season?


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Maya Rudolph and Mindy Kaling are making us laugh! Why is Mindy dreaming about saving Ben Affleck's life? Then, Eva Longoria on life after Wisteria Lane, and she and Katie whip up a little margarita madness together! Plus, set secrets from "Pretty Little Liars" with magician and entertainer Justin Willman.
Please be aware this show is a repeat so sweepstakes and promotions are no longer available
From her seven seasons on Saturday Night Live to her role as an over-the-top talk show host on Up All Night to her part as the unforgettable bride-to-be in Bridesmaids, Maya Rudolph brings a whole new meaning to the term running gag.
"I just love her so much and I know she loves me." –Maya Rudolph
@katiecouric I love her, she's a genius, cracks me up every time I see her :)
— Stephouille (@StephFrenchie80) May 7, 2013
Eva Longoria is one of the brightest stars in Hollywood. She is an actress, producer, philanthropist and restaurateur. On top of all of that, she is absolutely stunning.
"I didn't mean to be an actor." –Eva Longoria
My celebrity girl-crush is on the @katiecouric show… Eva Longoria. Love her.
— Laura Jacob (@lauraejacob) May 7, 2013
The last time Katie and Eva Longoria were together, they made guacamole. Now they are stepping it up a notch and making Eva's famous watermelon margaritas.
"Katie just likes to drink!" –Eva Longoria
@katiecouric @evalongoria both lovely lady's)).
— liliana herrera (@liliana30558889) May 7, 2013
Katie is in Hollywood all week long and she couldn't resist doing a little set crashing. There are so many popular shows that film there and one of them is Pretty Little Liars, the ABC Family mystery that keeps everyone guessing. With the help of magician and entertainer Justin Willman, Katie was able to get a few answers.
"It's all a lie!" –Justin Willman
@imarleneking #PLLsOnKatie watch the liars on @katiecouric – thanx for having the most amazing girls of the best series EVER!
— @LittleSkyscraper (@feel_stronger) May 7, 2013
Katie would say Mindy Kaling is the next big thing, but she already is. She's the creator, writer, and star of The Mindy Project on Fox and TIME magazine just described her as "brilliant, wonderful, and hilarious."
"When I'm sleeping, I just want to wake up so I can go back to living my dream." –Mindy Kaling
I love @mindykaling, she just seems like she would be an awesome person to meet. Love her show and loved her on #TheOffice.#katiecouricshow
— Jocelyn (@thatjocelyn) May 7, 2013
Since Mindy is such a huge fan of romantic comedies and Katie is a huge fan of games, Katie thought it would be fun to play little game called The Rom-Com Project.
"I'm ready to destroy your team." –Mindy Kaling
I rocked that rom com trivia. Totally beat @katiecouric and @mindykaling and found my new dream job. #RomComConnoisseur
— Rachel Stalley (@rachelstaller) May 7, 2013
Want to see Los Angeles through the eyes of a Hollywood star? Melissa Joan Hart is taking you on a tour of her favorite spots in LA.
"Who doesn't love Hollywood glamour?" –Melissa Joan Hart
best interview program! @katieshow
— Celine's My Life (@Celinemylife) May 7, 2013
To wrap up day two in Hollywood, Justin Willman shows off two of his favorite magic tricks. Are you as amazed as Katie is?
"I can't tell if you're into this or mocking me." –Justin Willman
@katiecouric love watching you since today show! Love your Hollywood week! I too fromNY! But loved visiting CA!! Enjoy
— Marion howarth (@howarth_marion) May 7, 2013
WATCH: So who's A?! Justin Willman crashes the "Pretty Little Liars" set
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Proudly presenting the new 45royale office
After many years of running 45royale from top-secret, undisclosed remote locations, we decided to finally bite the bullet and get ourselves our own office space! It took us a few months of looking around, but we've set up shop on the top floor of an old building in beautiful downtown Canton, GA. Our office sits perched upon the top floor of the same building that houses The Downtown Kitchen, a local Canton restaurant/bar/landmark. The easiest way to get to our "penthouse" space is via the street entrance, which leads to a not-so-quick elevator ride up to the third floor. We have plenty of space, beautiful 100 year old brick walls, and 12 foot ceilings that really fit the aesthetic we were looking for. But I know what you're thinking: "This all sounds great, but do you really need the overhead that comes along with having an office?". We hear you, dear reader. We'll try to make sense of it as the story unfolds.
In the beginning…
When we first formed 45royale, we both felt lucky to be able to work for ourselves from the comfort of our own homes. After years of working for "the man" and sitting in some of the nation's worst traffic, it felt great to roll out of bed and get to work without all the rigamarole. Early on, the only things we needed to run 45 smoothly were our phones, computers and caffeine. We were living the dream! No commute, no pointless conversations with that guy from Accounting that always talked sports in the elevator, no germ infestations from the people at work whose kid's brought home the swine flu—none of that. Since most of our clients were in other states, it didn't matter that we didn't have an actual office. We could be just as productive as other firms with occasional visits to each other's homes and screen-sharing via iChat. Things were great. Or so they seemed.
Needing to try something new
Although working from home was fantastic, we noticed a few drawbacks beginning to surface after our second full year at home. Probably the biggest issue that we both faced was that there was little separation between work life and home life. It seemed like we were constantly "on". We're not the type of people that ever truly shut off, but over time, we noticed our personal batteries slowly losing their charge. We also found that it was becoming harder and harder to find daily inspiration since we never left our homes. It's seems strange, but after a few years working from home you forget how much you miss simple day-to-day human interaction. Although we talked to each other and clients all day via phone, email, and IM, it just wasn't the same as being able to share a laugh or collaborate on something in person. But even with all of these drawbacks, it was still really hard to justify the added expense an office would bring. We debated on the topic for many months, but after crunching all the numbers and discussing all the intangibles, it was clear that the timing was right and we were ready for a change.
Our goals for the office
Over the past three years we've been fortunate to work with some great companies from all over the world. We wouldn't trade our clients or the experience for anything. However, with the exception of a client or two, we really haven't done that much work with local companies. Most people think this is strange, and believe us, we know—it's just the way things worked out. Since one of our goals for 2009 was to get more involved with the web community (and local community as well), we're really looking forward to the opportunity of forming relationships with a more local client base. This is probably the most significant factor in our decision to get an office in Downtown Canton. Having a home base of operations gives us a chance to get involved with locally, host open houses with business owners or setup meet-ups with other Atlanta-based designers and developers. After it's all said and done, that's the really exciting part of all this and we're looking forward to seeing what comes from this new community focus. It's more than just new business leads for us, it's about giving back and trying to spread the word about web standards, good design, and great customer service.
Excited for the future
We're extremely glad we made the move and can't wait to see how everything plays out around us. We're still getting used to the routine and new location, but we've been lucky to have fantastic families, friends and clients that have shown great patience and excitement for us during this transition. In the long run, we're hopeful that this new space will breed new opportunities, not only for 45royale, but for the local business and web communities around us. Since moving in to the new office space we've already been welcomed by our neighbors and we can't wait to see what the future holds for 45. If you're ever in the area, please feel free to stop by and say hello. We promise we won't bite, and neither will our newest team member (she's a big softy).
P.S. We're working on a short office video too and we hope to have that up soon. We'll keep you posted!


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Intro – Born and raised in northern Germany I moved to the beautiful south as soon as school was out. There in the "Tuscany of Germany" Freiburg I did my diploma in Computer Science. During that time I created K3b – the KDE CD/DVD burning application – and saw it become the de-facto standard for optical media in Linux. After receiving my diploma in 2006 Mandriva brought me into the European research project Nepomuk to establish an open-source community connection. Since 2012 I am working on the OpenLink Data Spaces project.
IT Skills – I have more than 12 years of experience in C/C++, with a focus on QT and KDE development (Nokia Certified Qt Specialist). Semantic Web/Desktop technologies such as RDF and SPARQL are my day-to-day tools. I am experienced in Java, Python, HTML, and XML and know my way around database systems such as Virtuoso, Oracle, or MySQL. I have a deep knowledge of Linux systems.
Personal Skills – Working in a team comes natural to me as I managed different developers in the open-source projects I maintain. In Google's Summer of Code 2009, 2010, and 2011 I successfully mentored a total of seven students. I gained experience in user support through the K3b and Nepomuk projects. In 2009 I organized two Nepomuk workshops in Freiburg with participants from all over Europe. I am very enthusiastic about my work and am able to comprehend new technologies very quickly.
Personal – In my spare time I like to do sports like rock climbing and jogging. I am passionate about cinema and my 2 daughters.
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I had attended DevCamp Bangalore 2 on Saturday. There were several sessions planned and many happened simultaneously. So I could attend only a handful of them though many others were interesting too. I had quite a nice experience in most of the sessions except for those where either I was not interested or didn't understand anything.
Visualization of Code Metrics
Neal Ford gave a nice presentation on the various tools which provide visual presentation of various code metrics like Cyclomatic Complexity, LOC, Methods per Class, etc. It was a nice learning for me about various standards and thresholds the industry follows regarding code quality.
Augmented Reality
Mrinal Wadhwa's session on this one didn't really interest me and I just moved out. Not that the session was bad just that it did not align with my interests.
Productive Programmer Mechanics
This is was one of the more interesting sessions. Neal Ford talked about different ways to improve the productivity of programmers. While it was nothing revolutionary, some of the tips on using IDEs better were Aha! moments.
When he mentioned but Window's behavior affected programmers' productivity, I felt it was indeed so true. Though, I myself have never realized it though I'm sick of Windows. This indeed has been disturbing me at work daily but I just never realized it.
Erlang & Distribution
Bhasker V Kode's session on Erlang was very interesting. Especially his biological analogies were helping in explaining it a lot better. However, since I have absolutely no familiarity with Erlang and have very little understanding of FP, it really was greek and hebrew to me.
Ruby for the Curious Hacker
This was a session I was waiting for given my recent in RoR. Sidu had a very simple presentation but the Q&A discussion took up the session's time and even exceeded it a bit.
There were several people criticizing the syntax of Ruby and its monkey patching capabilities. Sidu also expressed some of his gripes about Ruby and to some extent Rails.
Neal Fords, session on how normal languages can be used as DSLs was the last session I attended. It was very interesting as he demonstrated how playing around with languages' syntax can turn them into DSLs. He also mentioned various ways of building DSLs out of common languages.
Over all it was a very nice experience, interacting and learning from fellow geeks.
Saturday, April 11, 2009
DevCamp Bangalore 2
3 comments:
- Abhilshit said...
great dude ,looks like I had missed something that was very important :(
- Chandru said...
Heck, Yeah! You'd have been interested in quite a lot of sessions. Esp the one on Augmented Reality would have interested you.
And yeah, you missed the T-Shirt too. :P
- Saleel said...
HI chandru, very nice blog. Good to know that you have attended Devcamp bangalore campaign. I wish i coould. Ita always good to keep ourself updated if we could attend this kind of campaign.
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text: Ereader Tips and Free Book Downloads So You Got Your First Ereader: A Starter Kit by Angelica Marden 5/14/11 4 Reactions 15 Shares Print 0 2 13 0 0 If you've picked your side in the great Sony Reader vs. Nook vs. Kindle debate and are lucky enough to have a new shiny e-reader device, take note of these simple starter tips. And then, power that thing up and read on! Cover It Up! What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and chic designers offer collection after collection of cool cases to cover your reader (like this cute heart case from Jonathan Adler). Snatch one as soon as you can to keep your device from getting scratched or drenched during travels. Check out handmade cases on online shops like Etsy for a unique disguise. 1 / 5 Renew Your Library Card What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Many local libraries now allow you access to their collection of downloadable electronic books. Visit your local library's website and load up for free. Source: Thinkstock 2 / 5 Bookmark Free Book Sources What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 With hundreds of thousands of book titles, blogs, newspapers, and magazines available for download, ereader sources can be as overwhelming as the duodecimal system. Find free Kindle content or free Nookbooks faster by bookmarking your favorite free sources on your reader. Make sure to check out sites like the Gutenberg Project, which offers free eBooks with expired copyrights for most any device. TreSugar has compiled the top 10 free Ebooks for your download pleasure. 3 / 5 Start a Book Club What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nook's LendMe app lets you share "LendMe" books with pals, which makes for perfect book club collaboration. Amazon allows you to lend eligible Kindle books for up to 14 days as well. Best part is, you don't even have to own a Kindle to lend or borrow — you can use one of the many Kindle apps on the Mac, PC, iPad, iPhone, Android, or BlackBerry devices to take in that wordy bestseller. If you have another type of reader, share your permission files with friends and put the money you saved from sharing into book club snacks and cocktails. Source: Thinkstock 4 / 5 Deciding Which Device to Buy? Download a Reader App What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Download the free Nook app for your Android, iPhone, or iPad. The Kindle has apps for BlackBerry, Android, and iPhone. Still holding your paper firm? Check out our why you need an eReader. 6 / 5 0 2 13 0 0 Read More EReaderNookKindleListSonyAmazon Amazon The Coolest Objects For Sale in Amazon's New 3D Printing Store 3 weeks ago Pay Amazon $10 a Month and Read All the Books You Want 7/18 What Amazon's New Phone Has That Yours Doesn't 6/19 Amazon's New Phone Can Identify Just About Everything in the World 6/18 Watch HBO Shows on Amazon Prime — Without a Cable Subscription 5/21 Shop Amazon Through Twitter With #AmazonCart 5/05 Sony You Have to Watch This Shower of 8 Million Flower Petals 7/21 Capture the Coolest Summer Photos in Just 5 Steps 7/04 Peep the Top Pics From the Sony World Photography Awards 5/02 Sony a7S: A Light-Sensitive, 4K-Capable Camera Cometh 4/07 The PS4 Gets Its Own Virtual Reality Gaming Headset 3/19 You Can Totally Spill Water on Sony's New Smartphone and Tablet 2/25 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): DIY Tech Love & Sex Home amber85 3 years Does anyone know who makes this cute pink Nook cover? Where can I get it? Cute! amber85 3 years Does anyone know who makes this cute pink Nook cover? Where can I get it? Cute! Link Love Microsensors are being developed for planes to detect trouble — Newser This is why your iMessage is sending you spam — ReadWrite 25 geektastic school supplies for back to school — The Mary Sue Chinese censorship may be more selective than you thought — BuzzFeed Tech 10 of the best organizational apps for parents — Cool Mom Tech 6 geniuses who saw their inventions turn evil — Cracked The Evermind app lets you know when Grandma is making a cup of coffee — ChipChick Someone from the Harry Potter franchise has signed on for the spinoff — POPSUGAR Entertainment


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Auburn Athletics Department announced on Friday 2,000 free parking spaces for football season. Also new areas of campus will be opening up for tailgating.
Alabama's 13 took a tour today of the new parking and tailgating spaces and talked with Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs about the new spaces. "Certainly going to be lot more opportunities for people to come up and park and enjoy the Auburn spirit and the Auburn family environment" Jacobs said.
The added spaces come after a survey that said fans wanted to enhance their gameday experience. Auburn is opening spaces by removing pipe and chain and bollard to allow parking along roadways. Also athletics officials worked with campus facilities and parking units to find areas around campus that are not currently being utilized.
The Forestry and Wildlife area named Weagle Woods at the corner of South Donahue and Lem Morrison will now be open to free parking as well.
Most of the parking and tailgating areas will open to public at 4 p.m. on Friday before home games. The rest of the lots will open up Saturday morning before games.
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According to the New York Post Page Six Jennifer Hudson has been having trouble trying to sell publishers her proposal for a weight loss book. Both Hudson and her William Morris agent, Mel Berger, have been trying in vain for some time to sell the book about her weight struggles, and how she eventually lost 80 pounds, going from a size 16 to a size 8.
Though the upfront asking price for the book is $1 million, every publisher has held out on the offer, telling Hudson and Berger, bluntly, that, for that asking price, they want more than an weight loss book.
They want a story about how she dealt with the murder of members of her family, including her mother, older brother and 7 year old nephew, allegedly by her brother-in-law in Chicago, on October 2008.
According to one insider "It was disappointing. Her book about her diet is really appealing and wonderful. But if you spend a lot of money on the book deal, you want it to sell. With no talk of her family, we didn't think it was worth it."
Yes, that's cold and ruthless, but that's show biz folks!
norma | May 31, 2011 11:11 AM
The real deal publishers don't want to pay top notch black artist what they are worth. Jennifer Hudson is just another example. She is an award winning actress as well as a singer. Jhud have made one of the biggest comeback and impack as an R&B artist. The lovely super star is one of the greatest female voice and vocalist of our time. Jen have inspired millions all over the world with all her dealings. Now, publishers you do the math!!! The very same people who lie and say they want buy the book. They will be the first to buy and read like nobody business.
EMMES | May 31, 2011 10:37 AM
A European filmmaker has been reversing weight problems in NON diabetics with a Diabetes diet.
It has been giving people who have a hard time losing weight a normal body weight fast
It is now used in 10 countries. ALL weight issues are caused by Food chemicals and he shows how to reverse it
if you are Diabetic or not
just google SPIRIT HAPPY DIET
Gigi Young | May 31, 2011 7:46 AM
Not surprising. People aren't as interested in her weight loss as they are in her tragedy--particularly when her weight loss has been promoted as the result of Weight Watchers, not something much more realistic and down to earth.
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Last night, after watching the game to the very end, I was walking to back to my vehicle in the parking garage just to the north end of the stadium. After exiting the stadium and crossing into the parking garage I came across a familiar face, not one that I have ever seen in person(or at least up close). While trying to figure out where I knew this face from he was chatting with other fellow followers of the Terps and I overheard him say "I'm coach Bino, from the basketball team!". Instantly I was overtook with excitement and curiosity that not only was a coach of the men's basketball team walking back the same way as I but he was chatting it up and talking with anyone that wanted to take the time. As he ended his brief pep talk with other parishioners of the church of Terp he caught me coming upon him and immediately stuck his hand out and proceeded to give me a handshake and started asking me "Where you from?". As I answered that I was from Western MD he said "I'm from Maryland too, It doesn't matter where you are from the fact is we are all from Maryland!". After what seemed several minutes and after meeting each member of my family that attended last nights game he moved on up the driveway of the parking garage wishing us a safe trip home and asking us to root hard for the teams at Maryland and to come on down and see them next Friday night. As we loaded our vehicle and started to blend into the exiting traffic we caught Bino's eye and he again waved as he was talking to other fans.
I have been to a lot of football games and events other than those at UMD and seldom do you get the opportunity to see those involved with the sports themselves such as I and many others in the North side parking garage did last night. I can tell you this, Maryland will always have a soft spot in my heart and Coach Bino you do Maryland proud!


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A cute little monkey themed sticker book. Great as party favors!
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Children will love these educational Paper Dinosaur Sticker Books. These fun books are filled with various dinosaur facts & stickers that every kid is sure to love.
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Michael Bush - #29 - RB
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Did Julius Peppers earn his paycheck in Week 16?
When a player is being paid as highly as Julius Peppers is, it's tough to make the case that he was worth the price on a day when he is credited with only one tackle.
Bears MVP Meter: Week 16
RB Matt Forté returns to the Meter this week after rushing for more than 100 yards against one of the league's toughest run defenses.
Week 16 Players of the Week
This week, PFW selects Packers QB Aaron Rodgers, Bears S Chris Harris and Redskins FB Darrel Young as its Players of the Week.
Bears players of the week
There were a few players worth considering on a day when the Bears scored more than 30 points for the third time this season, but Jay Cutler gets the nod as the team's offensive player of the week.
Week 17 game times changed
The NFL has announced time changes for several key Week 17 matchups.
Forté finishing with a flourish
Just as it took QB Jay Cutler some time to get a firm grasp of Mike Martz's offense, the same is true for RB Matt Forté. Now that he feels comfortable, he is finishing 2010 in a blaze of ...
Bears win shootout, Jets back in playoffs
Jay Cutler threw three touchdown passes, Matt Forté ran for 113 yards and the Bears beat the playoff-bound Jets 38-34 on Sunday.
Bears-Jets prediction
The 1-2 punch of LaDainian Tomlinson and Shonn Greene and a stout offensive line with plenty of size could be a tough matchup for for the Bears' run defense on Sunday.
Bears' success expected to pay off for Smith
With the Bears having secured not only a playoff berth but the NFC North title as well, some have suggested that there's no doubt Lovie Smith will be rewarded with a longer deal before next season.
Urlacher, Wilfork among those fined Friday
The league fined a handful of players on Friday for actions taken in Week 15 games, including Bears LB Brian Urlacher and Patriots NT Vince Wilfork.
Sanchez set to start Sunday
Barring a setback, Mark Sanchez will start at quarterback for the Jets on Sunday, Rex Ryan said Friday.
Jets-Bears matchup of the day: Thursday
Rex Ryan's "D" has been effective at bringing down quarterbacks of late, making at least three sacks in each of the past four games and 14 sacks total during that span, and the Bears' offensive line faces a tough ...
Jets-Bears matchup of the day: Friday
Devin Hester became the all-time leader in kick returns for touchdowns on Monday night, but the Jets have a pretty dangerous returner, too.
Bears fantasy focus
Owners should consider options other than Jay Cutler and Matt Forté this week.
Flashback: Recent Week 16 Bears performances
Take a quick stroll down memory lane with PFW for a recap of the Bears' Week 16 contests each of the last five seasons:
The Chicago Bears have placed Bush on season-ending injured reserve because of a rib injury and signed Kahlil Bell to take his place.||||||| Losing Bush is another blow for the struggling Bears. They've dropped five of six after a 7-1 start and are coming off a loss to Green Bay that clinched the NFC North for the Packers. Signed to a four-year deal to give the Bears depth in the backfield with Matt Forte, Bush appeared in 13 games and ran for 411 yards and five touchdowns. Bell was waived by Chicago in October.
While starting in place of the injured Matt Forte, Bush had 55 yards on 18 carries and scored the game's only offensive touchdown in the Bears' 23-6 victory over the St. Louis Rams on Sunday.||||||| It's unknown if Bush will get another start. The Bears were hoping Forte would practice this week. "Eventually we'll get (Forte) back out there," coach Lovie Smith said. "Exactly when, I don't know that right now. I just know every day I see him doing a little bit more so I'm hopeful."
The Chicago Bears have agreed to a four-year contract with Bush.||||||| Bush will join Matt Forte, who got a franchise tag from the Bears, in Chicago's backfield. Bush played four seasons for the Oakland Raiders, gaining 2,642 yards (4.2 yards per carry) and scoring 21 touchdowns. The powerful 245-pound back had his most productive season in 2011, setting career highs in rushes (256), yards (977), touchdowns (7), receptions (37) and yards receiving (418).
Bush ran 23 times for 70 yards and caught two passes for 24 in Saturday's 16-13 OT win at Kansas City.||||||| With Darren McFadden showing no signs of returning, Bush will likely start a do-or-die Week 17 matchup with state rival San Diego.
Bush carried the ball 30 times for 109 yards and a TD during Sunday's 27-21 at Minnesota.||||||| Bush has been tremendous in filling for the injured Darren McFadden, compiling 461 rushing yards and two scores over the last four games. He, however, could return to his backup role if McFadden is healthy enough to go in Week 12.


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New Stuff Tuesday
Friday and Saturday are usually everyone's favorite days of the week. But knowing that there is something NEW to put on your shelves on Tuesdays could change your mind! Remember, Christmas is just one week away, so shop early to make sure you get the New Release you want or need for someone's wish list.
Here is some of the New Stuff being released on Tuesday, December 17, 2013.
New Stuff From December 10, 2013
It's the year 2154 and the wealthy live on a man-made space station while the rest of the population lives on a ruined Earth. A man takes on a mission that could bring equality to the polarized worlds. Stars Matt Damon, Jodie Foster, Sharlto Copley and Alice Braga. Rated R.
When Keller Dover's daughter and her friend go missing, he takes matters into his own hands as the police chase multiple leads and the pressure mounts. But just how far will this desperate father go to protect his family? Stars Hugh Jackman, Maria Bello, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis and Melissa Leo. Rated R.
Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters
In order to restore their dying safe haven, the son of Poseidon and his friends embark on a quest to the Sea of Monsters to find the mythical Golden Fleece while trying to stop an ancient evil from rising. Stars Logan Lerman, Alexandra Daddario, Brandon T. Jackson and Nathan Fillion. Rated PG.
The Lone Ranger
Tonto recounts the untold tales that transformed John Reid, a man of the law, into a legend of justice. Stars Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer, William Fichtner and Tom Wilkinson. Rated PG-13.
The Family
The Manzoni family, a notorious mafia clan, is relocated to Normandy, France under the witness protection program, where fitting in soon becomes challenging as their old habits die hard. Stars Robert DeNiro, Michelle Pfeiffer, Dianna Agron and John D'Leo. Rated R.
The Sound of Music
A live telecast of the famous Rodgers and Hammerstein musical. Stars Carrie Underwood, Stephen Moyer, Laura Benanti and Ariane Rinehart. Rated TV-PG.


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A Burlington man charged with a Burlington church arson -- was found competent to stand trial.Police say Aliaksandr Bychkou, 32, set fire to the steeple at College Street Congregational Church on October 23rd. He pleaded not guilty to arson and was originally held on $25,000 bail. But it turns out Immigration and Customs is interested in Bychkou as well. Friday Judge Kupersmith upped the bail to $250,000, in part to make sure he stays in Vermont to face charges."There are two parts to bail, to prevent flight and also to ensure appearance in court and if he is in Federal custody in Boston, we can't have that assurance," Judge Kupersmith said.Immigration placed a detainer on the Belarus citizen, which means after his state charges are resolved, he will be turned over to the feds for possible deportation.
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Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
Patrick Reusse: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
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"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on VikingsLast week, Lester Bagley -- charge d'threats for Red McCombs and now Zygmunt Wilf -- repeated what has become the Big Lie:
A domed stadium offers no benefit to the Vikings, so they will duplicate the Twins' deal and cap the team's cost at one-third of an outdoor stadium.
Come on, Zygmunt: I know you New Jersey guys are lot sharper than us, but we aren't complete, drooling idiots out here on the frozen prairie.
No one I know in the legislature likes him or trusts him. Dealing with him is like eating a pie that someone accidentally put in a quarter cup of salt rather than sugar.
A stadium without a roof? That dog just ain't gonna hunt.
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
The Vikings are right on the money on this one. They know full well that the economics of a 900 million dollar stadium don't work in this market.
They only care about the football team and not whether someone has a place to power walk.
The economics are much more realistic when the cost is in the 600,000,000 range and imho that is what both sides should be working towards.
the other thing that should be done is to disband the MSFC which crates more problems than it solves.
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
I read the article this weekend and waited to post on it. To me this seems like a subversive article. IT has always been bandied about that the Vikes want an open air stadium as it does give us a marked advantage late in the year. The state wants an all year stadium and deservedly so. While these points need to be made in an editorial article, I just think everyone could be doing more to make this work. Put an a small hole in the roof with a retractable roof on it a la Dallas, AZ.....
Or fix the roof on the dome and keep it as the year round option and then construct an open air football only stadium on a different site. I dont have all the answers nor do I pretend to. All I am saying is present some options and get this moving forward.
This just seems like de ja vu all over again. I can only say I hope that they can figure it out and get r done or we will be watching our next pro team relocate like the Lakers, and Stars before them.
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on VikingsOriginally Posted by "slavinator" #1087776
He states in his article that the Vikings really DO want a roof, but don't want to pay for it?
Why would they?
The Vikings used to be an outdoor team full of hard nosed players who could eat concertina wire and piss napalm (Thank, Clint, for that quote). If it snowed, the Vikes won. If it was cold, the Vikes won.
Then they moved "indoors", and that edge was lost.
I know the arguments about fans not wanting to freeze their assess off, and I agree to a point, but Ruesse is WAAAAY off base if he thinks that the Vikes need a roof. They don't. In fact, I am one of those who wish they'd get rid of it.
Fact is, this isn't the first venom laden diatribe that Ruesse has published lately. Whatever his axe to grind, he's certainly grinding it hard...but he's missing a lot of facts while doing so - or rather he's simply ignoring them to make his points seem valid.
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Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
Reusse has a long history being anti-stadium for the VIkings. I don't take any of his crap seriously.
Caine - in response to your post, the Vikings have a BETTER home field winning percentage and have made the playoffs a HIGHER percentage of the time since moving indoors. The idea that the team lost something when they moved indoors is a myth, originated because in the 80's, shortly after moving indoors, the team sucked for a bit. But teams always go through highs and lows, it had nothing to do with the venue.
Do the Vikings need a roof? I don't think that they need one. But like most fans I would prefer one. And I think that the Vikings should be responsible for 1/3 of the TOTAL cost, including the roof.
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When are you going to realize that picking out the 20 bad throws this year and ignoring the 300 good ones does not make your point?
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on VikingsOriginally Posted by "NodakPaul" #1087790
Just kidding 1/2 seems fair.
In the end I think the Vikings know that getting the state to pay 600million or 400million doesn't make much difference in the eyes of the taxpayer. Most taxpayers will either be for it or against it on principal alone, the dollars don't make much difference.
Of course to the Vikings that's a huge difference.
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on Vikings
Just did a little more checking to see what other states actually paid recently.
New Meadowlands stadium 2010-zero taxpayer funding, each team covered half about 650million
Cowboys stadium 2009-325million(including interest) paid by city, owner covered the rest of 1.15billion. Tax payers paid about 30%.
Colts stadium 2008-620million(not including interest) paid by taxpayers. Owner paid 100million. Taxpayers paid about 86%. Also seems that the new stadium cost a lot more to operate than the old one and the taxpayers are on the hook for about 20million a year in operating costs.
Cardinals stadium 2006- 312million paid by taxpayers, 143million paid by owners. Taxpayers paid about 69%.
Eagles 2003- 212million paid by taxpayers, 300 million paid by owners. Taxpayers paid 41%
So of the 5 most recently opened stadiums taxpayers have paid, 0,30,86,69,41 percent. Average 45.2%.
Also of note is that the team collected the stadium naming rights. Which was over 100million in all cases. Not sure why this is when in most cases the team actually leases the stadium from the state.
Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on VikingsOriginally Posted by "NodakPaul" #1087790Why must you defend everything this FO does....to the point of making your self look like a yes man.
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Re: Lessons of stadium diplomacy are lost on VikingsOriginally Posted by "jmcdon00" #1087791
I wouldnt be opposed to 1/2, but then again, I am not the Vikings ownership group. In a small market franchise with a negative revenue stream without revenue sharing, I honestly don't know if the team could afford 1/2. Jets, Giants, Eagles, Dallas - these are all large market teams and had a significant non-sharing revenue BEFORE the new stadium was built, so they could afford a larger chuck of the pie. The best comparison is AZ, which is a similar market size to the Twin Cities.
It sucks to say, but the large markets could actually absorb more of a tax total because of larger populations, yet these are the ones where the team itself was already doing pretty good in terms or revenue.Zeus wrote:
When are you going to realize that picking out the 20 bad throws this year and ignoring the 300 good ones does not make your point?
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So they have ID on 5 suspects in Benghazi and no arrests have been made yet because there's not enough evidence to try them in civilian ct?—
Harry (@Tark31) May 21, 2013
The AP's Kimberly Dozier reports that officials have identified five suspects in last year's Benghazi attacks, but because of the White House's preferred protocol, they are unable to make any actual arrests:
The officials say they have enough evidence to justify seizing them by military force as suspected terrorists — but not enough proof to try them in a U.S. civilian court as the Obama administration prefers.
If this is true, it's pretty devastating.
Holy crap. This AP piece suggests the Benghazi terrorists are walking free because Obama wont seize them militarily bit.ly/13IPqzD—
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Isaac Martin is trying to hold on to his ancestors way of life. As he weaves a cast net out of twine, he remembers the craft that kept his family fed. It's a tradition that's traveled through generations... an art-as he calls it- by way of West Africa... learned from the hands of his grandfather, Louis Green."The cast net is what my grand daddy used to knit around Pin Point for anybody who wanted a crab net," Martin says, "And he'd just sit there. He'd knit a shrimp net. He'd knit a mullet net. And he'd sit there with the crab net." With the sea literally at their backyard, it seemed only natural to bask in its beauty while taking advantage of its bounty.There's a calling to the water.. a connection that continues to make this community special."They used those nets at Pin Point to go crabbing and that's the way the old people made their living... catching crab for AS Varn."Martin was only 14 when he knitted his first net. While it's hard for him to keep tabs, he says he's made thousands since then... and he still does it the old fashioned way- the way his grandfather taught him.Like many of the folks here, the retired machinist grew up working at the A. S. Varn and Son Factory- a seafood processing plant that was once the economic heart of this waterfront community. It now houses the Pin Point Heritage Museum where he volunteers teaching a course on cast net making and conducting demonstrations.Martin, is a direct descendent of freed slaves who sailed from Skidaway, Ossabaw and other nearby islands to make a home inland.For years, they lived a simple life in the secluded neighborhood of Pin Point- fishing shrimp and harvesting oysters."Once they'd go out and catch crab. They'd run all up and down that river all day long with 25 nets... some of them had 40 nets... and they'd catch 100 to 200 pounds of crab just running back and forth up and down that river." It's those experiences Martin hopes to share with his grandchildren and future generations- casting his cares back to the sea while weaving a new appreciation of an age old tradition. "My grandfather went through a lot to learn how to do this," Martin says, "and I appreciate what he taught me and it stuck with me. It didn't ever leave me."The Pin Point Heritage Museum is open Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 am to 5 pm.Isaac Martin's cast net demonstration is a part of the tour.
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A guy I know from youtube made these and told me to share them with you guys. Here is the link to the second video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rj8D58GBu2g With the departure of Wimbley, the Browns really need someone to step up and provide some pass rush. Could Benard be the guy?


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This was over at a fellow SB nation site RR. When a team you follow is so bad the only thing you have is humor, tasty tasty humor. I thought since most on here like the show this post would be pretty funny to all.


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I don't mean to jinx us or overuse this imagery, but doesn't it feel like the path is just unfolding before us? Symbolically and historically, so much of the path that is left seems to fit. If you were going to write the script for the movie about the last month of the season and the Big East and NCAA tourney, what would you write?
First, a long win streak to end the season. But we still need some help, everything has to break just right, for us to win the Big East. We are a clear #2 seed and hoping to get Indy but will settle for the Memphis region. So it comes down to the last day of the season - we need Pitt to beat UConn to have a chance to win the Big East outright. Pitt beats UConn.
So then we need to go into Morgantown, on Senior Night, for the 9 PM ESPN Gameday game. Remember 2006 in Morgantown? McGee goes to the line with us down like 4 and is trying to miss a free-throw on purpose so we have a chance. And it goes in. Remember 2008 at Georgetown? The regular season title in the balance, Jerry Smith is wide-open for a 3 to tie the game with less than 1:30 to go. He misses, Georgetown celebrates. So what happens this year? Close game late, Jerry gets a wide open 3 from basically the exact same spot on the floor and drills it. Jerry makes tough free throws, we pull out the win. We are the champions. The Picture that I'm sure everyone has as their wallpaper right now gets taken.
So the scene moves to New York City. Remember 2006, T-Will and Dre's freshman year in the Big East tourney? Pitt embarrasses us. We get back for the NIT final four. South Carolina embarrasses us. When the BET started, people were saying even if we won it, we were probably a 2 seed, MAYBE a 1 out west. Not Indy. So what happens? We get down big, but somehow pull out a victory against a Nova team that is in the sweet 16 and hopefully after tonight the Elite 8. Pitt and UConn lose, and we are creeping our way up the S-Curve. We win the Big East Tourney going away over a tired Syracuse (remember our post-OT game in 2007?), T-Will and Dre and Sosa and Earl and Jerry erasing 2006 and 2007 and 2008.
But that's not enough. To get Indy, a couple of other things have to happen. UNC has to lose. Michigan State has to lose. They both lose. We get the 1 seed in Indy. We are the No. 1 overall seed. We get Michigan ("No F'in Way They Make The Final Four" - Quinn1979) State as our 2 seed.
And why is Indy so important? Remember last year? UNC gets 4 home games, including beating what was arguably the best UofL team since 1986 in a tough game that the home crowd greatly affected? And no way T-Will and Earl come back this season, right? What would have happened against UNC last year if WE had the home crowd? Will we find out this weekend?
Wake, who some are calling the biggest threat, loses in the first round. OSU and their home court advantage disappear too. Which brings us to Arizona. We owe them. Remember 1994? Our most talented starting 5 of the 1990s (Wheat, Osbourne, Rozier, Minor, Morton) were a darkhorse final four selection. We shaved our heads, wore black unis, and lost to Arizona. Remember playing Arizona in 2007? Madison Square Garden again. Early season high hopes end in disappointment as our frosh clearly aren't ready yet. The last few months there has been talk of Arizona stealing Pitino for next year. Is there anyone else we'd rather beat in the Sweet 16?
If the path takes us to Detroit, we will likely have UConn or Memphis waiting for us. Everyone has said that our Big East title has an asterisk because we didn't play @UConn. Wouldn't it be nice to avenge that loss? Or we get Memphis. Wouldn't that be nice for too many reasons to even get into in such a long and over-indulgent FanPost?
And if we make it one more game, maybe we get Gonzaga (damn you 2000 NCAA first round opponent!)? But really, does anyone doubt that we get UNC? Dare I say...Duke? Would anything be sweeter than beating UNC or Duke?
Now, I will look pretty foolish if we lose by 10 to Zona. And the symbolic victory path (beating Arizona, defending champion Kansas, UConn or Memphis, UNC or Duke) seems a little too storybook doesn't it?
But can't you see this as a movie, showing flashbacks to 2006, 2007, 2008, 1986, all the tough loses these guys have been through, and then in the movie, we get a chance to beat all of those teams along the way?
The UofL fan in me who has been crushed so often in the past is terrified about even thinking like this. If not this year, when? We can't really beat UConn, we have not been playing well, we've been lucky winning these games, free throws and foul trouble and missed 3s and we lose by 15 to any team left in the Sweet 16. I've seen the UofL basketball movie a thousand times, and I know exactly how it usually ends. We all do.
But deep down, the way the storybook-like movie has played out, the way the path has unfolded before us so far, as you listen to the old-timers compare T-Will's season to Griff's in 1980 and Samardo to Pervis, deep down, is there really any other way that you see this movie ending?


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Travis Frederick breakdown highlights
Here is a solid view of the newest Cowboy, Travis Frederick. I know this isn't a sexy pick but look at his technique! This will be a great pick that no one will recognize until we realize Romo isn't getting rushed straight through the middle every time he drops back. Those clean pockets will be well worth the cost!


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Alpine Lager - Moosehead Breweries Ltd.
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Ratings: 42 | Reviews: 24 | Display Reviews Only:
New Hampshire
2.6/5 rDev -10.7%
Big can from the State store in Charlottetown.
I tried this for the first time about twenty years ago and at the time thought it was a great beer, so when I saw it today I couldn't pass it up. Pours a brilliantly clear apple juice color with a good sized bubbly white head that lasts forever. Sweet bready pilsner and faint spicy floral hops. Flavor follows the aroma quite well. Drinkable but not nearly as spectacular as my memories.
07-18-2014 20:38:08 | More by johnnnniee
New Brunswick (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -5.5%
05-18-2014 06:17:50 | More by DreamDeath
New York
2.99/5 rDev +2.7%
A: The beer is crystal clear deep yellow in color and has a light amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a thin white head that quickly died down, leaving lacing on the surface and a collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Light to moderate aromas of apples and corn adjuncts are present in the nose.
T: The taste is similar to the smell, except that the corn is a bit stronger and the adjunct malts contribute a slight amount of sweetness.
M: It feels a bit more than light-bodied and clean on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This beer seems to be a bit heavier in body and tastier compared to other beers in the style.
12-29-2013 16:59:38 | More by metter98
British Columbia (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -5.5%
10-10-2013 22:34:45 | More by ZachT
Quebec (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -5.5%
08-28-2013 00:00:15 | More by juliendesrochers
Newfoundland (Canada)
1.75/5 rDev -39.9%
08-26-2013 01:28:23 | More by cam477
New Brunswick (Canada)
2/5 rDev -31.3%
08-18-2013 17:15:24 | More by SlyBrew
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +11.7%
07-17-2013 02:39:37 | More by jcubz
3/5 rDev +3.1%
06-22-2013 03:30:21 | More by msondel
New Brunswick (Canada)
3.21/5 rDev +10.3%
Alpine pours a clear yellow with a soapy head that fades quite quickly. Its clean looking like the avg. lager.
Smells like corn, malt, and quite hoppy, with a touch of lemon in the background.
You get that corn taste straight up, followed by the malt, lemon, and a mild hop bite in the end.
Light body, High end of medium carb. Crisp and easy going.
Everyone I know drinks the stuff here in New Brunswick. It was also my go to beer a year or two ago. Its a simple crisp lager with a tiny hint of lemon and mild hoppy burn finish.
03-12-2013 05:20:17 | More by sabertooth
New Brunswick (Canada)
2.25/5 rDev -22.7%
02-19-2013 02:18:04 | More by CurtisD
3/5 rDev +3.1%
12-11-2012 01:08:52 | More by Stwinchy
3.25/5 rDev +11.7%
11-03-2012 20:20:43 | More by BradMacMullin
4.73/5 rDev +62.5%
Alpine Lager is a very popular beer to those from the maritimes.
It has been part of many people's teenage years and somewhat represents rebellion as PW Oland went against his father's will to brew this refreshing lager.
This award winning lager is a best seller in New-Brunswick, it's hometown.
It is the preferred choice of maritimers since 1937.
5% ABV, slow aged, medium body with a fleeting hop bitterness and slightly sweet malty aroma.
09-18-2012 13:42:43 | More by Syl
New Brunswick (Canada)
3.53/5 rDev +21.3%
New Brunswick's favourite beer. Everyone grew up with someone in their family drinking this lager brewed by Moosehead Breweries. This beer was the social lubricant in many family outings.
Very drinkable lager. Best served ice cold, directly out of the bottle while doing something with your hands (i.e. painting, fixing your car, bbqing, etc.).
You gotta live here to get it!
09-11-2012 13:29:16 | More by JackSkerry
Quebec (Canada)
3/5 rDev +3.1%
09-02-2012 03:51:47 | More by Melomanemusher
New Jersey
3/5 rDev +3.1%
05-19-2012 21:43:11 | More by lauries444
New Brunswick (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -14.1%
03-15-2012 15:21:02 | More by Ivanhoes_Backpack
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +20.3%
03-03-2012 18:32:12 | More by Rlombardi75
2.5/5 rDev -14.1%
02-25-2012 11:40:48 | More by BrazilianAussie
Ontario (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -14.1%
02-20-2012 15:02:51 | More by beerhunter13
New Brunswick (Canada)
1.5/5 rDev -48.5%
12-23-2011 22:41:32 | More by Skizem
3/5 rDev +3.1%
11-23-2011 02:57:54 | More by PEIhop
3.1/5 rDev +6.5%
12oz can -> american pint
Received as a gift at Super Ball 9 from our Canadian neighbors.
Pours a remarkably clear golden yellow with big thin wispy white head that disappears faster than i can type. Leaving only faintest milky way of suds. Scarce blotches of thin lace. Carbonation is constant and robust.
Nose: Faint grain, corn
Thin crisp mouth. Starts off with twinges of sweet pale malt, that almost syrupy light taste last throughout. A small hop bit tries to balance with sweet, but doesn't quite get there. Light and easy to drink, without being offensive. A big plus in this category.
I reviewed this beer based on its style, not on it compared to an IPA. Most reviews on this site for this beer are biased, wish more people would review a beer for what its trying to be, not what they prefer. Appearance for this beer should be off the charts, it really LOOKS great. End rant.
09-04-2011 20:06:37 | More by beerphan
Alberta (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -14.1%
341ml bottle, from the rather expansive beer fridge at Edmonton's most venerable of South Asian restaurants.
This beer pours a clear, pale golden straw colour, with two fingers of puffy, foamy, and soapy eggshell white head, which bleeds away quickly, leaving a more or less clean sheet in the way of lace anywhere in the vicinity of the glass.
It smells of musty corn grist, stale apple skin, pithy lemon juice, and a bit of earthy, dead leafy hops. The taste is semi-sweet barley and corn - bready, all - a muddled bland fruitiness, and somewhat tacky weedy, musty hops.
The carbonation is average, just a wan prickliness, the body medium-light in weight for the style, and actually too tight to be considered all that smooth, shucky darn. It finishes well off-dry, the mixed-breed malt sort of loitering with aimless intent, and the faint, astringently weedy hops still no fun.
A fairly typical and poundable (the suggested imbibing method), but snooze-inducing mass-market fizzy yellow water beer, even if it is made by a respectably independent Canadian brewer. And while I believe that there are mountain parks in New Brunswick, I doubt that there is anything resembling Alpine Lager's grandiose label imagery.
01-04-2011 01:40:40 | More by biboergosum
Alpine Lager from Moosehead Breweries Ltd.
71 out of 100 based on 42 ratings.


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WALNUT HILL, Fla. -- It's what some drivers up north have been waiting to see.
Road crews started repairs on a portion of Highway 97 in Walnut Hill Saturday.
The shoulder collapsed in an existing gully about 50-feet deep back in May.
The damaged shoulder is about a mile south of Ernest Ward Middle School. Road crews have made temporary fixes to the roads, but it's continued to get worse.
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With the holiday season almost here you could be making plans to leave town. But, those who want to take advantage of your absence may also be making plans. News 13 and the Bay County Sheriff's Office has advice on what you can do about it in this Problem Solver report.
In the coming weeks stores will get busier with gift buying and other activity. As part of the preparation travel plans may be finalized. If you will be away this season…take a few simple precautions before you leave to make sure your property is safe.
Bay County Deputy Tim Bowen coordinates the Neighborhood Watch Program for the Sheriff's Office. He says, "First thing that comes to mind is the simplest...make sure everything's secure. Lock your home, lock your gates, your out buildings…check windows people might leave a single window open and that's all it takes. Deputy Bowen also says, "Let relatives and neighbors know your schedule if you will be away from home. If you belong to a Neighborhood Watch, let the block captain know that you are going out of town and the people within your block that you are leaving for however long."
You may not realize how important it is to secure your chain link fence. According to Deputy Bowen, "Criminals are notoriously lazy. If they see something as simple as a lock on the gate and their neighbor doesn't have a lock (on theirs) where do you think they are going to go first?" Securing garages and other out buildings also need to be considered.
The Bay County Sheriff's Office is also offering the holiday house check program this year. Someone will check your home while you are away...it is a free service. Call the Sheriff's office to put your address on the watch list 747-4700.
And one more thing, officers say to think twice about putting pictures and other information about your out of town trip on facebook and other social media while you are still out of town away from home.
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It's an ongoing process that requires a little juggling, or sometimes, a lot of juggling. But it helps to know that the University recognizes us as individuals with priorities outside the workplace.
We understand the need to balance professional and personal responsibilities.
There are benefits to working at the University of Maine.
First and foremost is flexibility.
This brochure developed by Human Resources and the Rising Tide Center highlights some of your options but consider exploring the links below to see how the University's Family Friendly Policies can help you find balance.
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To support CGC's efforts, an Advisory Committee consisting of individuals from organizations throughout the Keene community provide expertise to our efforts. Their contributions and guidance help to ensure long-term success of this program.
Amanda Costello, District Manager - Cheshire County Conservation District
Ali Cermak, Health & Nutrition Services Manager –Southwestern Community Services, Head Start Program
Rhett Lamb, Director – City of Keene Planning Department
Andy Bohannon, Director - City of Keene Parks and Recreation Dept.
Christine Parshall, Nutrition Connections - UNH Cooperative Extension
Dr. Karrie Kalich, Health Sciences – Early Sprouts, Keene State College
Denise Meadows, Program Director - First Course
Gail Dupre, Executive Director – ACCESS Inc.
Sandi Bandieri, Executive Director - The Keene Senior Citizens Center
Deb Habib, PhD, Executive Director - Seeds of Solidarity
Sarah Antel, Education Director – Stonewall Farm
Joshua Cline, Executive Director - Stonewall Farm
Phoebe Bray, Executive Director – Keene Community Kitchen
Mary Jensen, Campus Sustainability Officer – Keene State College
Carol Jue, Garden Volunteer – Harper Acres Garden of Eatin', Keene Housing Authority
Sarah Harpster, Task Force Member – Transition Keene
Gina Goff, Sr. Director of Community Involvement – C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
Melinda Garland, Communications and Event Coordinator – C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
Ken Jue, MFS Executive Director emeritus - Monadnock Family Services (MFS) and Board Member –Children's Alliance of NH
Tom Wessels, Faculty Emeritus – Antioch University New England
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I am disabled and travel via bus and when in the store I am concerned about the security of my purse. I was looking for something like this that I can wear aroiund my neck. I feel more secure. I love the compartments and there is a place for my cell phone. Everything has a place and I do not have to shuffle around in a large purse to find what I need. EXCELLENT PRODUCT!
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I loved this bag although it was smaller than I imagined. Holds an amazing amount of stuff. Liner is strange and makes some noise but goes away with time. Smell of leather upon arrival was pretty strong but that ebbs too. Certainly worth the purchase price!
At first I thought that the bag would be smaller but then I read some reviews and realized that while this bag is a mini, its large enough to hold not only a cell phone but also a set of keys and a pair of sun glasses, maybe a couple of feminine hygiene products. I purchased this for my daughter for her cell phone ( that she can never keep track of ) and we quickly realized that its the perfect size to hold her phone in the appropriate front pocket and her digital camera in the zipper pocket with a little room left for her small key chain in the second zipper section! She is over the moon! And its beautiful! I HIGHLY recommend this product!
This is perfect for motorcycling; now I can carry my phone and a few things that I need to carry on my bike. No more purses for me, this one is perfect for what I bought it for.
Lots of great compartments that are easy to access. Just the right size for down sizing and easy to carry. Love it!
I made a cross country trip including 1 flight, 1 week in the Big Apple and 8 days of driving cross country. This purse was just right to handle my every day needs when I was traveling and checking out the city every day. It was over the shoulder so I felt safer with it closer to my body. Wish it would have had a stronger snap closure butt I probably stuffed it too much some days. While driving, stopping visiting and driving some more, it was the right size to get in and out of Museums, attractions, had enough little pockets and zippers to keep my stuff organized and at the ready. All in all its a rugged little purse, but not for the person who needs to have everything and the kitchen sink with them at all times
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To my dear PUAs & Pals.
My situation is special, but dun laugh.....lol.
This is my current situation. Seems stupid, but dun laugh lol.
Hope you guys know what xanga is. I would say it's pretty much like 'myspace' and it's a sort of online diary, you can post pictures and write on that shit. I came across a girl in a xanga page which I met before. Then I added her in msn. Then we sort of chat for some time....
I duno if that's call destiny.... I met her face to face a week ago ( purely coincidence ) while she's doing her summer job. I did manage to say 'Hi' and bullshit abit but then afterall she did not reply any of my messages anymore in msn....I know her friend likes me and have an intention to begin a relationship with me, but I like her more. I tried to use the method of ignoring her while concentrating on her friend... But that doesn't seem to work very well. Besides I tried asking for her phone no. and she told me to think carefully and give her a reason. I did but very unfortunately she didn't give me her no. What should I do now ? No shit on u guys but I'm a medical school student and pretty confident with my looks and my overall quality. I kind of feel that she wants to begin a relationship...What's the matter ? Is she freaked out or smth or feelin' insecure? I just can't explain ......even using medical terms......This is out of my reach. Pals....Buddies.... I need help.


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Hours for the OWU Libraries during Reading Days, Finals Week and Winter Break can be viewed at http://library.owu.edu/hours/winterbreak-2013.pdf . Please note that beginning Dec. 20th the Internet Café/Bashford Lounge will NOT be open to students during the hours Beeghly Library is officially closed. 24 x 7 access will resume on January 13, 2014.
OWU Libraries Thanksgiving Break Hours
Thanksgiving break hours for the OWU Libraries can be viewed at http://library.owu.edu/hours/2013ThanksgivingHours.pdf. Please note that the Internet Café/Bashford Lounge will be open to students during the hours Beeghly Library is officially closed. Swipe your OWU ID at the outside entrance of the Internet Café to gain entry.
The ICEcube: A New Collaborative Study Space
Now available:
Reserve a time for your group to Innovate, Connect, and Explore in the ICEcube, Beeghly Library's new study space. Visit the Libraries' Room Reservations page to find out more about reserving a time for your group
Want to know more about other places to study in the OWU Libraries? Visit our Study Spaces LibGuide.
OWU Libraries Mid-Semester Break Hours
Mid-semester break hours for the OWU Libraries can be viewed at http://library.owu.edu/hours/fallbreak-2013.pdf . Please note that the Internet Café/Bashford Lounge will be open to students during the hours Beeghly Library is officially closed. Swipe your OWU ID at the outside entrance of the Internet Café to gain entry.
Government shutdown affects libraries
After Congress failed to reach an agreement on a short-term funding measure, the federal government shut down on Tuesday, October 1. As a result, the Library of Congress is closed to the public, and its Web sites are not accessible.
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With the government shut down, we have also lost access to some government Web sites that provide statistical data. These include the Census Bureau, The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), National Center for Educational Statistics (NCES), US Geological Survey (USGS) and more.
Please contact your librarian for assistance to find the data not accessible anymore on these government Web sites. Please note that Statistical Abstract of the United States provides access to some of this data.
Access RefWorks on the go
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Upcoming Library Workshop for Faculty: Search All – A Summon Workshop
Workshop: Search All – A Summon Workshop
Location: The ICEcube in Beeghly Library
Dates: Friday, October 11, 2013 & Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Time: Noon
Register: Space is limited so register early by contacting Bonnie Mahle at email@example.com
The libraries will be offering a series of noon faculty workshops this fall, and the first of these will be focused on Summon, the search engine behind the new All search box on the library's home page. The workshop is intended for faculty who would like to learn more about Summon and how and when to suggest it to students for their assignments.
Boxed lunches will be provided to those in attendance.
Summon is an interdisciplinary discovery service that offers access to books, ebooks, articles, multimedia, government publications and lots of other materials from a single search box. It searches CONSORT, the majority of our full-text databases, and several of OWU's unique local collections.
The workshop will cover the following topics:
- The basics: What is Summon?
- How Summon is different from databases
- How Summon complements OWU's suite of research tools like CONSORT, research databases, and RefWorks
- Ways Summon can help you with your own research
Workshops will be held in the ICEcube on the first floor of Beeghly Library. The lCEcube is the new glass group study room designed to support small group active learning, collaborative work, seminars, and presentations.
The Libraries will also be leading workshops on Copyright and Fair Use and Digital Scholarship later this fall. Details are available on the library's website, and announcements will be posted to the OWU Daily closer to the scheduled dates.
Introducing China: Culture and Society
China: Culture and Society is a rich, unique collection which benefits OWU faculty and students conducting research on Chinese history, culture, religion, art, literature, and everyday life.
This one-of-a-kind digital collection provides access to extremely rare pamphlets from the Charles W. Wason Collection on East Asia, which is housed in the Cornell University Library. Mostly in English and spanning the years 1750 to 1929, it covers such topics as foreign presence in China, foreign relations, missionaries and Christianity, rebellion and revolution, language and writing, and art and artifacts.
Addresses and speeches, annual reports, catalogs, essays, guides and manuals, lecture notes, letters, minutes of meetings, and magazine articles are available. Read more about the nature and scope of the collection.
For help searching the collection, please contact your subject librarians.
Did you know? The Libraries offers a wide variety of in-person and online research help. Explore the options!
Beeghly Library Open on Sunday, August 25th
New this year! To help students get a jump start on the semester, Beeghly Library will be open on Sunday, August 25th from 1pm – 2am. Library staff will be on hand all day to help with printing and resource access and IS will be available at the Student Help Desk from 1pm-5pm to help with printing and network connectivity for laptops and other mobile devices.
Beeghly's 24 x 7 Café and Lounge will also reopen on the 25th so students may access computers and a printer after the library officially closes at 2am. Students will need to swipe their ID cards outside the café entrance to gain access.
Fall Hours for the OWU Libraries
Fall Semester hours for the OWU Libraries are available online at http://library.owu.edu/hours/2013FallSemesterHours.pdf . Please note that the Internet Café/Bashford Lounge will resume its 24×7 access on Aug. 25
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Protestors gathered on Market Square for an immigration rally Monday night.
The group "Organizing for Action" was behind the event, which included a large amount of people, young and old.
Participants walked to U.S. Representative John Duncan's Knoxville office with the goal of encouraging Duncan to vote for comprehensive immigration reform .
Supporters say it's good for America and good for the economy.
One organizer said she has additional reasons to support immigration reform because she is an educator.
"The most important thing for me is to make sure that the children of immigrants who are here, they are able to also experience the American dream. To be able to go to college, to be able to be professionals to become integrated into the community," said Loida Velazquez with the Tenn. Immigrants & Refuge Rights Coalition.
The Tennessee Hispanic Chamber of Commerce says immigrant-owned businesses are bringing $850 million into the state economy.
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For more than 20 years, Lee Rogers has made his living the hard way, working out in the hot Florida sun running his landscaping business.
"It's a tough industry and we've – it's been a struggle to keep it going and keep guys working," said Rogers.
Early Saturday morning things got tougher when thieves made off with his pickup truck and trailer full of equipment – equipment that doesn't come cheap.
"It's well over $15,000," said Rogers.
When he realized what had been taken, he wasn't quite sure how to feel.
"I've been angry. I've been sad. I'm lost. I don't know what to do. I feel useless," said Rogers.
Rogers said when he went to bed Friday night his pickup truck and trailer full of equipment was parked in his driveway.
He said when he awoke Saturday morning for work it was gone.
He said he believes this was the work of professionals.
"They're fast. They get in, it's not like let's try to get the truck started, they know exactly how to get it started, they didn't break the window out the door was locked," said Rogers.
Whoever is behind the caper wasn't as careful during the getaway; they sideswiped his mailbox on the way out.
Even though he has no equipment, life must go on.
He has more than 100 customers who rely on his business. They expect him to show up starting Monday morning.
Rogers isn't sure what he'll do.
"A setback like this, sometimes you can't recover from it," said Rogers.
He says his only option is to re-stock, but that comes at a steep price.
"We're probably going to have to go deep in debt again, I'm going to have to go back and buy new equipment again," said Rogers.
As you can imagine, Rogers isn't fond of the suspect who put his Pinellas County small business behind the eight ball.
"These people are scumbags. They're taking from people that bust their butt to earn a living," said Rogers.
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A local elementary school principal challenged her students to raise money by selling cookie dough, and they met that challenge.
In return, the Luther Jones Elementary principal agreed to color her hair and host a race to the finish line.Mechanical pig races have now turned into a tradition for students at Luther Jones. Principal Galen Hoffstadt has also kissed pigs and gone wild with her hair color, all as an incentive for her scholars to sell cookie dough to buy some much needed tools for teaching.The goal was an average of eight boxes per student this year, but the students ended up selling an average of nine."First, the federal dollars have been cut so much, and most of our schools don't have any extra money to do things like improve the technology in the schools and update the way we present our lessons to scholars through technology," Hoffstadt said.And as far as their pig race reward, each class was given a pig to race. The top two winning classes got trophies.


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