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ABC, NBC Note Plight of Dissidents in Cuba During Pope's Visit
As the broadcast network evening newscasts recounted Pope Benedict XVI's trip to Cuba, ABC's Christiane Amanpour on World News and NBC's Andrea Mitchell on the NBC Nightly News both noted reports that dissidents had been detained and prevented from meeting the Catholic leader, while the CBS Evening News failed to mention their plight.
At the end of a report on the pontiff's visit on World News, Amanpour briefly mentioned the imprisoned freedom activists: "Now, Diane, there have been some 150 or so dissidents rounded up ahead of the Pope's trip, that according to Amnesty International. The Pope hopes that the Catholic Church, though, will continue to get stronger and really be a lobby on behalf of the Cuban people."
On the NBC Nightly News, during a report on the Pope's visit, Mitchell brought up the dissidents: "Although hundreds of thousands attended, starting out in a procession before dawn, the Pope did not meet with dissidents, disappointing human rights groups who fear that prominent activists - known here as the 'Ladies in White' - last seen in church Sunday, may have been detained. Their home and cell phones went dead last night."
The CBS Evening News only ran a brief update on Wednesday - having already run full reports on the trip to Cuba on Monday and Tuesday - in which dissidents were not mentioned.
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How dare they report on the counter-revolutionaries in Cuba
Submitted by Galvanic on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 9:29am.
Why aren't they spotlighting Cuba's universal health care for its citizens -- something we don't have?
Damn corporate media!
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Submitted by ROSSMAN on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 10:07am.
I can't find enough bags to put on my head!! ugly Alan has to wear 5!! This broad is a bag of rags!!
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Fidel gave the pope
Submitted by cocodrie on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 10:32am.
Fidel gave the pope advice on how to run a church. I suppose Andrea and the other "lady" will give women advice on how to be feminine
Jesus Loves You so much He died for you
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You mean Cuba is not the
Submitted by Bettendor on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 10:31am.
You mean Cuba is not the paradise I kept hearing about? Who da thunk it?
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The same reason...
Submitted by tvhall on Thu, 03/29/2012 - 10:35am.
Dissidents with Castro are not or lightly mentioned for the same reason that those who oppose Obama are lightly or not mentioned. Its a bromance with either "leader/icon" of massive proportions! God help us!
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A Fantasy Football Maniaxs' tradition is publishing a list of the top third-year receivers in the NFL. Usually, I can find about only five names on my list and the rest are players that I hope could make an impact. For example, last year WR Jordy Nelson was in my Top-Five, even though he was a likely fourth receiver.
This year, Nelson from 2010 would not have a chance of making my Top-Eight and would probably be somewhere outside the Top-10. There were so many qualified receivers that I could put on the list, that instead of doing a Top 10, I decided to do a Top 15 as the majority of the Top 10 has already established themselves as elite receivers.
Many people have argued that the third-year projections are obsolete and that most receivers make the jump in their second year. If there was ever a year to make that argument, it would be this year. The 2009 NFL Draft may eventually be known as the best wide receiver drafts ever.
Here is my list of the Top 15 third-year wide receivers, followed by five third-year tight ends to keep an eye on as well. All fantasy rankings are courtesy of Pro-Football-Reference.com.
1) Mike Wallace (Pittsburgh Steelers) – Wallace was the cream of the second-year wide receiver crop, finishing with 60 receptions for 1,257 yards and 10 touchdown receptions. Those totals made him the fifth best fantasy receiver in the NFL. The exciting part about Wallace is that he played four games without starting QB Ben Roethlisberger, who was suspended for the first four games of the season. With another year of experience and a quarterback for the full schedule, the sky is the limit for one of the fastest receivers in the NFL…


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GEORGETOWN, Del. - An annual Independence Day event in Sussex County, has been moved thanks to the rain.
to the weather conditions, the location for the Second annual Reading of
the Declaration of Independence has been moved from the Georgetown
Circle to the Georgetown Volunteer Fire Co. at 100 S. Bedford Street, which is just 1
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At 7pm pacific time tonight, the 49ers welcome their cross-Bay rivals, the Oakland Raiders. I'm planning on posting some pre-game analysis as an open thread a little later this afternoon. In the meantime, here are some links from the last couple of days leading up to this game. Feel free to add more as you see fit.
According to Coach Nolan, the starters will get 24 plays against the Raiders. When asked about how Joe Staley and Kwame Harris will split playing time, Nolan said:
In that notebook, Nolan was also asked about Patrick Willis and Derek Smith. It sounds like Willis will be sticking with his existing sub package of plays, which allows for plenty of work, just not with the base starting defense.
The most important question, in my opinion, came when Nolan was asked about Smith calling more of his own plays since he's a smart guy (particularly due to the rules on OCs making play calls from the box versus on the field):
While I wouldn't mind him calling some of his own plays, I like the idea of him being able to just concentrate on execution.
Nolan also announced players who will be out of tonight's game. Again, BY, Franklin, Harris, Gore and Estes will be sitting. Zak Keasey and Colby Bockwoldt got banged up last week, but will be back in the lineup.
Vernon Davis didn't get too worked up about having no passes thrown his way. Normally, I'd want a guy to at least get a little fired up about it, but considering the person, I'm glad he's not going prima donna on us.
Arnaz Battle is this week's camp spotlight. It's relatively light, but some decent insight about some of Battle's teammates.
Apparently the team will be switching things up and moving OC Hostler up to the booth and bringing DC Manusky down to the field for the game today, in reverse of last week. They say there could be a lag of 3-5 seconds because plays will be relayed through QB coach Frank Cignetti this week, which didn't happen last week. That will certainly be something to keep an eye out for, particularly if it affects Alex Smith's performance.
There have been plenty of pieces about the return of Tully Banta-Cain to his hometown region. I'm curious if that has any affect on a players performance. Does going home to play improve your performance because you're in a comfort zone, hurt your performance because you get nervous being in front of family and friends more often, or neither? I'd be curious to see a statistical study of performance by players who returned to their hometown or home state to play. I think it's something to keep an eye out for.
Interesting article yesterday in the LA Times about Alex Smith getting over a "Montana Complex."
Your obligatory puff piece about how Michael Lewis is happy to be in San Francisco and glad he left Philly. Kinda random that it's an AP story that was picked up by the Honolulu Advertiser. Also, apparently Michael Lewis is a dominant Madden player.
NFL.com is doing camp tours that basically amount to team previews. The 49ers version discusses the many changes with the team and how they are fighting for national respect again.
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Environmental Law News
News on Environmental Law continually updated from thousands of sources around the net.
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If you're John Stossel and you want to host a segment to rail against the US Environmental Protection Agency, who ought you to call? Stossel's guest last night, Jay Lehr, was sentenced to six months-serving three-in a minimum security federal prison back in 1991, and his organization at the time was fined $200,000 .
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Long Island: Smithtown
Smithtown is a town in Suffolk County, on the North Shore of Long Island, New York. It is also a census designated place within the Township of Smithtown.
As of the 2010 census, there were 117,801 people (increase of 2% over 2000 census) residing in the town and 26,470 in the CDP. The median income for a household in the CDP was $110,387 and the median income for a family was $130,053. Males had a median income of $85,375 and $64,630 for females. The Town is located at 40° 52′ 13″ North, 73° 13′ 3″ West (40.862786, -73.215175).
Smithtown is bordered on the north by the Long Island Sound, the west by Huntington, the south by Islip and the east by Brookhaven, and lies in the western part of Suffolk County, approximately 50 miles east of New York City.
The town was first settled in 1650. The local legend has it that Native Americans told Smith (an early settler) that he would be granted title to all the land he could ride across in one day on a bull. The land he acquired in this way is said to estimate the current town's location. There is a large statue of Smith's bull known as Whisper, at the fork of Jericho Turnpike and St. Johnland Road. The town was originally named as Smithfield.
The Nissequogue River is in the area with attractions such as the 543-acre Caleb Smith State Park and historic sites like the Franklin O. Arthur Farm. The hamlet has attracted young buyers and a great place to raise a family because of its child-friendly environment and many quality homes which are made at affordable prices. The growing demand for new homes in Smithtown has lead to many new developments being built.
The Smithtown Central School District has a total of nine elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools on two different campuses. The Smithtown Christian School is the only private school in the area (pre-school to twelfth grade). The Town of Smithtown is also home to the Kings Park Central School District, a portion of the Commack Union-Free School District (shared with the Town of Huntington), and a portion of the Sachem Central School District (shared with the Town of Brookhaven).
Find a list of Long Island Towns and hamlets in our Long Island towns section.


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Urgent Commons question MP responds on Twitter
Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn, who asked an urgent question in the Commons about international students this afternoon, has taken to Twitter after Immigration Minister Damian Green's comments.
I am about to table an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons on #londonmet situation for international students.
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We Buy White Albums
American artist Rutherford Chang takes compulsive collecting to new heights in an installation he's brought to Liverpool's International Music Festival, We Buy White Albums. Over the past eight years he's amassed more than 1000 copies of The Beatles' White Album, and in displaying and playing them together in a makeshift shop he celebrates the many vinyl nuances that only come with time. Drowned In Sound went to Liverpool to find out more.


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Youth Symphony
The Youth Symphony is the premier orchestra of the Albuquerque Youth Symphony Program.
Gabriel Gordon was hired to conduct our top orchestra following a national search in 2007. Originally from New York City, Gabriel Gordon made his professional conducting debut with the Orchestra of St. Peter by the Sea in 1998, and soon formed the Chamber Orchestra at Tower Hill with players from the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia Orchestra and the New Jersey Symphony. He recently was selected as a member of the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra, and is a finalist for the concertmaster position with the Santa Fe Symphony. He has studied with some of the great luminaries of conducting including Kenneth Kiesler, Gustav Meier, Harold Farberman, David Gilbert, and Jonathan Strasser.
Each year this high school group goes on a concert tour out-of-state, with some years' tours being out of the country. The Youth Symphony has previously performed in England, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Austria, Spain, Mexico, Canada & the Czech Republic in addition to Arizona, Nevada, California, Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, Kansas, Maryland & New York and especially 26 communities in New Mexico. For the 2005-2006 season, the Youth Symphony toured and performed in Brazil. In 2007, the Youth Symphony gave a concerts in Tucson and Flagstaff, AZ. In 2008, the Youth Symphony toured the Chicago area, and gave two concerts. In 2009, the Youth Symphony travelled to Australia and performed in the Sydney Opera House In 2010, concerts were given on the tour to Colorado Springs and Denver. In 2011, the Youth Symphony traveled to Philadelphia. In 2012, the Youth Symphony went to Austria, Germany and the Czech Republic and gave concerts in the Mozarteum in Salzburg, the Esterhazy Palace, in the Medieval village of Wels, and in Bad Fussing, Germany. In 2013, the Youth Symphony and AYO traveled together to Flagstaff, Arizona and Las Vegas, Nevada. In June of 2014, the Youth Symphony will travel to New York City and perform in Carnegie Hall.
Youth Symphony alumni perform all over the world in professional and amateur performing groups in addition to earning a living at many other professions. Notable Youth Symphony alumni include; Mike Judge (1980 Trombone) -actor/producer/writer (Beavis & Butthead, King of the Hill), Janet Napolitano (1975 Clarinet)- Cabinet Secretary of Homeland Security, & Bobby Shew (1959 Trumpet) - Jazz Trumpeteer.
Past conductors of the Youth Symphony since its 1955 inception are; Kurt Frederick (deceased), Ted Rush, William Gabbert, Jane Aten, Jay Harris, James Bonnell, Dale Kempter, and Amir Kats.
• Listen to the Youth Symphony performing the 1st movement of Dvorak's Symphony No. 9 in E Minor (on February 5, 2006), or download the entire movement (4.2 MB).
The Youth Symphony usually rehearses from 6:30 to 9:15 on Monday nights at the Albuquerque Youth Symphony Program Facility (4407 Menaul NE)


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Children are a blessing, and when you have a bunch of them it requires creativity. Undoubtedly somebody with a large(ish) family is out there that needs a new truck that can seat 8 and still pull their fifth wheel. I know, you thought such a thing didn't exist, but here it is!
I didn't know that one could find palm trees up in the Midwest! Cause? Global Warming? ;)
Does it have a bumper sticker on the back that says, "Caution: Makes Wide Turns"?
Pretty close to "Lost Wages." And I have to wonder what the extra length does to the vehicle--pickups are pretty flexible to begin with, and adding extra length to a ladder doesn't help its resistance to flex.
(maybe that's why he's selling?)
From clicking the back button on the listing for this vehicle, I saw all the cities listed served by this branch of Craig's List. They looked like they were from parts of California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah to me. Maybe that explains that many of the readers/posters on this blog can't plant palm trees in their yards. :)
My former boss drove an F250 Powerstroke over 50 miles each way to and from work, averaging about 17mpg. Very expensive habit! ("have you ever heard of midsized family sedans, boss?")
You could advertise that thing as a "Limo truck" and make some money on the side, for country-western folks.
Now I am lovin' me some Dodge truck there! Only bad thing is it has quadruple suicide doors...
By the way, I have pictures of palm trees growing in NORTHERN IRELAND from our trip in July. So I suppose palm trees in the midwest could be possible....!


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Sweetwater Hummer - SweetWater Brewing Company
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Ratings: 100 | Reviews: 86 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by aracauna:
3.8/5 rDev +5.6%
Well, Sweetwater stepped up to the plate and made a witbier that good enough to replace my old summer standard, Dogwood Summer. This ones a little lighter than the Dogwood witbier, but the orange is fresh, juicy and intense. The coriander is reserved, but noticable. Very easy to drink with just a slight tartness. Excellent witbier. On tap, the dark yellow body has a bit of haze and a sizeable, creamy head.
05-01-2005 20:23:16 | More by aracauna
More User Reviews:
3.65/5 rDev +1.4%
From BeerAdvocate Magazine Volume II, Issue II:
It always worries us when American brewers take on Belgian styles, as the benchmark tends to be pretty high for these delicate styles.
The yeast really packs down hard at the bottom of the bottle, so to create that cloudy appearance this style is known for we really stirred up the last third of the bottle. Pale orangey-golden color with the turbid cloudiness, head retention is spot on for the style with a few rings of lace left on the glass. Subtle and very pleasing aromas of coriander, orange peel and nutty yeast with a bready nose in the back. Moderately-sized fluffy body. Coriander comes in a little strong and throws its bitterness hard at the malt, orange peel is an afterthought but still present. Maltiness pushes bready flavors throughout. Yeast blankets the taste buds middle to end with a faint nutty and chalky tone. Finishes a bit dry with lingering coriander and yeast.
Nice level of bitterness, spicing is high, but never comes across as soapy. This is certainly more than a good stab at the style. Kudos to Sweetwater for this one.
11-13-2009 19:16:53 | More by BeerAdvocate
3.65/5 rDev +1.4%
Fizzy, white half inch head formed on top but reduced quickly. Hazy pale, lemon colored body. More head would be better, and expected since this is a wit.
Citrus scents prevail over a wheat, yeast body. A bit of light spice, clove and corriander, come in as well. A nice yeast roll taste starts this one off, then some crispness comes in with a little spiciness. Finish is a touch of earthyness.
Mouthfeel is a bit thin bodied. I'd like to see it a bit fuller. Drinkability is good though. This has a nice refreshing flavor and a little carbonation to ease the heat from the summer. A decent offering.
05-06-2006 21:22:50 | More by blitz134
3.85/5 rDev +6.9%
Many thanks to Ding for this one of many from Sweetwater Brewing Co...second bottle of six. Gave my wife their Blueberry Ale and I enjoyed a taste so I am really looking forward to some more from these guys.
Pours a cloudy golden w/ two full fingers of bright white head w/ a fairly agressive pour...impressive sticky, foamy lace sticks to the side of the glass for the duration.
Aroma is decent...a nice dose of wheat in the nose w/ a subtle hint of citrus (mainly lemons) as well.
Taste is the perfect defense against the 95 degree day outside...instantly sending a chill to my brain. I decided to enjoy this one right out of the fridge...again, to simply cool off.
Real juicy mouthfeel and I can faintly detect the coriander and orange that they descibe but does not distract you into thinking this is any sort of "fruity" beer. A bit sweeter than I was expecting and even a tad sour...not overly bitter in the finish.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied...average for its style.
I could enjoy this one all afternoon if the conditions are right.
Real impressed w/ Sweetwater so far and a few more to enjoy.
06-25-2005 19:33:19 | More by warriorsoul
3.95/5 rDev +9.7%
Poured hazy golden with a small head. There was poor head retention.
The beer was brewed with orange peel and coriander so the smell was light and citrusy. Smelled similar to a hefeweizen, but had a little spice to it from the coriander.
It is a light to medium bodied beer with citrus (from the orange peel) and a sharp taste at the end from the coriander and yeast. Very flavorful and smooth.
Highly recommend.
07-08-2008 17:03:55 | More by nem2006
West Virginia
3.83/5 rDev +6.4%
poured into a flaired tulip glass from a lomg necked brown bottle with a crimped on cap best enjoyed by 6/17/07 getting close.
Mirky golden/orangy color 1" white head fizzled out quickly leaving a collar of foam around the inside of the glass.A few large bubbles hainging on the sides of the glass with constiant streams of tiny bubbles racing to the surface. Large chunks of yeast sediment floating around not leaving much lacing behind.
Aromas of corriander and orange peel just like the label states.Good balance between the aromas some notes of clove and nutmeg also.Very spicy nose with some belgium aromas also.
Lots of clove taste followed by corriander finishes with orange peel some slight bubble gum tastes. Tangy.very spicy with some belgium yeast character.
Light,creamy mouthfeel slightly cloying. Very refreshing, States on the side to the bottle; "Everybody loves a hummer" couldn't agree more. It was great out on the deck. Wish I get get more more Hummers out on the deck or anywhere else as far as the goes. I'd reccomend anybody to try a Hummer if they haven't already. Cheers, John
06-12-2007 00:51:42 | More by jcdiflorio
3.78/5 rDev +5%
Nice wheaty offering from Sweetwater. A friend of mine gave me two of these when he brought me some bottles for my homebrew. He was nice enough to bring bottles with beer still in them! Score!
Appearance was a cloudy, golden hue with a big, frothy head. Smells of coriander and orange peel wafted through my nostrils. Noticeable bran/oat presence as well. Taste was pleasing, with a lot of coriander and/or allspice, maybe, or cloves? Sweet, pleasing beer. Easy drinking beer for those hot summer days we get so many of down South. Would definitely recommend this one.
06-18-2007 15:22:07 | More by Bamabrew22
West Virginia
4.25/5 rDev +18.1%
Appears a hazy sunshine golden hue, clouded with chunks of yeast forms a large vibrant white head dwindles relatively quick with a fine layer of sporadic lacing left behind. Aromatics contain upfront coriander, and spice with a citrus streak running through a bit acidic due to the wheat content as well somewhat soft layer of marshmellow like creaminess along with herbal finish in there as well. Flavors blend nicely soft riding wave between citrus/wheat acidity and mellow clove, coriander, and citrus peels are a flowing here, I'm about it a very refreshing summer brew. Mouthfeel is smooth even carbonation flows nicely a bit bitey with a semi dry finish. Drinkability is great especially for summer in Georgia, great experience so far in the south.
05-16-2007 01:08:34 | More by WVbeergeek
3.45/5 rDev -4.2%
Got this on tap at Sweetwater Brewery.
Pours a cloudy yellow color with a one finger head. Head dissipates into a ring around the glass after a while. There isn't much lacing.
Smells like bananas and bubblegum. Not much else I can say.
Tastes like a banana infused wheat beer. Very light and crisp. Could have a little more body.
Mouthfeel is very light. A lot of carbonation that makes it a little rough. I realize the style calls for a lot of carbonation, but I think it could be a little smoother.
The drinkability is alright. Much like the Blue, the banana flavor could wear on you after a while.
Overall it's a pretty decent beer. There's certainly nothing bad about it, but it could be done a little better. A smoother mouthfeel with more of a wheat taste. Worth a shot, but I wouldn't seek this one out.
08-07-2008 02:12:50 | More by glid02
North Carolina
3.4/5 rDev -5.6%
This bottle is almost past its prime FYI. If I ever stumble upon one again and its superior then I'll certainly update this.
So first off, looks alright. Nice softly cloudy tangerine color. Head is small, white and fades to a ring shortly. Aroma is OK. Tangy lemon, syrup-like, wheat, light malts, coriander, bubble gum? and a lot of yeast related aromas. There's an ever-so-slight metallic quality. Taste matches mostly. Nothing jumps out at me other than the above. The carbonation is good + body size is about right. There's an entertaining slightly gritty but slick texture also.
Easy to drink and refreshing. Probably best on a hotter day.
10-11-2007 23:02:40 | More by tastybeer
Ontario (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev -4.2%
On-tap at the brewpub in Atlanta. Full Yeasty soapy head. Cloudy dull orange body. Unfiltered, with corriander, and cloves, and a bit of orange. Sour a bit astringent wheat. Appropriate carbonation. Creamy mouthfeel is nice. More or less another wheat beer, but fresh and good-looking.
02-10-2008 20:33:12 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +18.1%
From a fresh bottle... bottled Friday, drank on Monday :)
Sweetwater's Hummer White Ale pours a cloudy orange-yellow body beneath a full head of frothy white foam. The head drops shortly to a fuzzy-lace surface covering, and it's lacing is limited.
The nose is bright with tangy wheat, citrus (orange, dull lemon) rind, and clove.
In the mouth it's lightly spritzy with a very fine-bubbled, seemingly natural carbonation.
The flavor is fuller than the aroma lets on, and it's coriander surrounds the delicate, wheatish malt and tangy citrus within. It's not bold, however, just present. Orange abounds across the middle, and some floral hop character becomes apparent towards the swallow before the clove sets in. Little bitterness is needed to balance it as the tartness is more than enough to take it down; and it finishes dry and lightly chalky with some residual fruit and a sprig of clove.
It's nicely balanced; the spices are not overdone. A good take on the witbier style. Delicate but flavorful. Refreshing. A great summer beer!
09-04-2006 20:29:32 | More by NeroFiddled
3.83/5 rDev +6.4%
Finally got around to picking up a 6 of this, and was pretty impressed.
Pours a nice orangeish color with some nice haze from swirling the bottle and a big, healthy head.
Aroma is not especially potent, but some nice orange scents come through and a bit of spice as well.
The coriander and the orange flavors blend nicely and while the taste never really evolves, it is quite good. Some pleasant tartness comes through as well.
A fine witbier. Very refreshing on a summer afternoon. Let's hope Sweetwater can take it up a notch and come out with some more quality seasonals.
05-12-2005 02:43:22 | More by Southernbrew
3.78/5 rDev +5%
Got this on from Ding, cheers!
Pours a semi-hazed straw/bronze with one pinky of of pearlwhite head into my Hoegartten tumbler. Zero lacing & head retention
S: Some yeasty notes, a bit of white pepper & some apple peel.
T: Some yeasty & appleskin notes up front. Lemony & grapefruitty hops assert as this warms along with apricot & white grape. Finishes juicy with much citrus & estery yeast, plus a bit of booze
MF: Light/medium bodied with moderate carbonation
Drinks pretty easy, not a great Wit, but quaffable enough
02-27-2008 04:26:24 | More by russpowell
3.45/5 rDev -4.2%
Many thanks to Spffylubes:
A: pours a golden yellow with a thick white head that quickly dissipates. no cloudiness, or other yeast appearance. looks like a golden lager, not a witbier. Oh wait - the yeast really settles at the bottom. Make sure you pour the whole bottle if you want to get the correct look. Interesting - i often use a mini-glass for these beers and i've nevre had this problem before.
S/T: Pineapple, coriander, orange, lemon. lots of yeast.
M/D: Amazingly thick for the style - an absolute yeast bomb. A little bit too chewy, if you ask me.
08-30-2006 22:18:11 | More by Lnedrive14
3.73/5 rDev +3.6%
Nice wheat beer. Unfiltered, cloudy copper colored. Had a bannanay, sweet and malty smell. Taste followed that lead...some hops and a hint of cloves. Mouthfeel was creamy/medium thick. Sweet tasting. Nice beer...would do again. Went very well with the pizza I was having at the Mellow Mushroom.
04-05-2008 02:52:05 | More by harpo111
3.25/5 rDev -9.7%
Served on-tap in a true pint glass.
A: The beer was a hazy yellowish orange color with a white head that dissipated pretty quickly. The carbonation streaming up the glass was pretty noticeable.
S: There was not much to the aroma of the beer. Some citrus, orange and lemon, with a hint of wheat. Definitely more of a sweet aroma than anything.
T: The orange was the overpowering flavor of the beer, but the wheat/yeast mixed with the spices made the beer enjoyable. It was sweet with a smooth clean finish. The carbonation was right for the beer.
Overall, this is a decent beer, one that I would probably drink again. Certainly not my favorite for the style but a good effort by the brewer. The only real problem that I had with the beer is that it seemed to lose some flavor near the finish and it became watery at the end.
05-23-2008 16:02:05 | More by PhillyStyle
3.78/5 rDev +5%
A 12 oz bottle that was an extra in a trade with limesmut.
A: The ale is quite pale, just as the style led me to expect! The color is an orange juice/lemonade hybrid, lacking the pulp but foll of haze. Head barely registered.
S: The aroma betrays the wheat bill, showing off a slightly tart scent that has some citrus peel and lemon flavors.
T: The ale is a soft sip, long on citrusy flavors without putting too much into the taste. The tartness of the wheat is on center stage, creating a dry taste that makes you instinctively reach for another sip. Supporting the wheat is an array of citrusy flavors: lemon, orange and rind bitterness. The whole package is a nice summer drink that goes down surprisingly well in mid-November.
M: The mouthfeel is a refreshing mix of citrus and wheat, soft but strong enough to leave an impression.
D: This is a pleasant surprise, a nice sip without an overwhelmingly strong body.
11-11-2007 19:38:40 | More by akorsak
3.85/5 rDev +6.9%
Yeasty aroma is slightly funky with a mash of aging citrus fruits. Cloudy yellow body with a slowly diminishing thumb thick white head. Wheat malt fore, some toned down spice and citrus. Thinner than other Wits Ive had, but slightly more refreshing too. Has some faint herbal notes to that fade into more concentrated citric notes int he finish. Solid.
04-24-2006 22:46:40 | More by Jredner
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
05-11-2012 02:50:55 | More by davidblack
4.25/5 rDev +18.1%
08-25-2013 21:06:20 | More by DerekCarruth
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
Cloudy yellow color with a modest, pure-white head. Right off the bat I'm getting an aroma very reminiscent of corn on the cob. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Well, I like corn, so its got that going for it. Its more than "just" that though. Its actually a very bold, dense aroma of overly ripe fruits, coriander and soap. Lemony coriander sticks to the sides of the tongue with an orange marmalade tartness while a tangy wheat presence makes up the rest of the flavor. A bit of lactic sourness similar to Berliner weiss. Its medium-light in body although there's a slick, oily texture that seems to thicken it up a little. The dryness in the finish does make it a refreshing beer.
I don't know how to feel about this. Different? Yes. Bold and flavorful? Yes. But its funky. I'd like to taste it super-fresh to see if its the same. Not like any Wit or Wheat I've ever had. Wacky stuff for sure.
09-26-2007 03:17:06 | More by wedge
South Carolina
4/5 rDev +11.1%
light amber in color with a good amount of cloudiness to it as well. A nice sized head of around two inches in height rose up immediatly but then settled down to about a half an inch and stayed that way until the very end. Some light side glass lacing on this one as well.
The aroma was full of grain and slight spices. Some small fruit notes, pears mainly, with a touch of apple. But this hay like spice kept everything going. Rich notes of grass and hay opened it up, and melded seemlessly into a pear driven fruity yeast body. Very intresting and quite complex, but then the smack of the spice hit you and it was all over. Really intense here as the almost pepper like notes bounced all over the tongue
10-22-2011 01:14:30 | More by mikesgroove
North Carolina
3.5/5 rDev -2.8%
Thanks to Enola for sharing
Poured a very hazy pale golden color. Yellow. 1/4" white head. Fizzy with little retention.
Smell is a mixture of orange and pineapple juice. Also reminds me of fruit coctail. The kind you get in a can.
Taste is wheaty. Reminds me of fresh baked biscuits. Also lots of fruit in the flavor. Orange, pineapple. Has a funky aftertaste though which hampers a good flavor.
Mouthfeel is very carbonated. Think of a pineapple soda.
The mouthfeel and aftertaste hurt what would otherwise be a very drinkable beer.
I might revisit this beer again but I don't think it would become a regular in the fridge or anything.
07-29-2006 05:52:05 | More by wcudwight
2.2/5 rDev -38.9%
I'm at a total loss when reading these reviews. Am I drinking the same beer?...or do American's just not know what a good wit tastes like? 420 is alright, but this is very dissapointing!!!
I enjoy the citrus styles...weis...dunkel weis...witbier..hellas...PA....but for me this was subpar...seemed very flat...little to no head...no lacing...a flat grainy orange with a lingering unpleasant aftertaste... Maybe my palate has been saturated with good citrusy beers over the last couple of years in particular...but this is underwhelming. Along with tequiza this is about as far from beer that beer gets...sorry sweetwater. no noticable hops to speak of...and the citrus is way overdone. Stick with blue moon...better head....better taste....same price....if not cheaper....or better yet just drink hacker or paulaner. I miss my celis white when i taste beers like this. serious dissapointment....way too flat....way too sweet! zero hops detected.
01-18-2007 22:26:07 | More by witster18
Sweetwater Hummer from SweetWater Brewing Company
82 out of 100 based on 100 ratings.


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Many people along the Mississippi River in Vicksburg are breathing a sigh of relief now that the River has stopped rising. However, as MPB's Jeffrey Hess reports, the crest of the flood does mean the end of the flood.
The river set a new record on the Vicksburg gauge, passing 57-feet, well above the 43-foot flood stage.
Brenda Dawkins says the crest is a big relief because her Warren County home is being protected by personal dam she and her husband built.
"This being a triple wide mobile home, we don't have anywhere to put it and anywhere to go with it. So, he said he wasn't going to lose the house. So when (a nearby company) made the offer for the dirt, he said he is going to save this house one way or the other," Dawkins said.
There is several feet of water behind Dawkins' dam, leaving her home as one of few dry properties on her street. Water is up to the roofs of some of her neighbors, including a nearby brick home where a personal levee failed.
Water is running under the Ralph Boyle's Warren County home and his back porch sticks out into what is now the Mississippi River.
Boyle is happy their wasn't more rain because then the water might have reached his home.
"This one caught us a little off guard. '73 it was out there behind the swimming pool. It was built to withstand a '73 flood and that was the 100 year flood plan. So it must before 100 years now," Boyle said.
The water is not the only threat Boyle is facing....he has shot nearly 15 snakes, including some poisonous snakes, with his shot gun while sitting on his back porch.
The water and the snakes will remain for several weeks. Army Corp of Engineers Colonel Jeff Eckstein says the river won't drop below flood stages until at least the middle of June.
"By my calculations, we are only about 1/3 of the way through this flood. Even with the crest, we have 16 more days before we get down to 55 feet on the Vicksburg gauge again," Eckstein said.
Eckstein says the levee system, that saved the delta from even greater inundation, will hold but will also need some repair once the flood recedes.
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Natural Born Killers
On March 12, 2001, the tawdry courtroom saga over Natural Born Killers came to a climax where it began four years earlier: in a summary judgment from the bench by 21st Judicial District Judge Robert Morrison. He ruled that Stone and his co-defendants could not be held liable for the actions of those who saw the movie. Nor was the movie considered to be "obscene" since violence doesn't fall under the definition of obscenity, and is therefore protected by the First Amendment.
In the judge's ruling, he said that the plaintiffs didn't have enough evidence to hold Stone and the others accountable for the violence that may have resulted from the film's viewing. Morrison said several days had elapsed between the viewing of the film by Sarah and Ben and the two shootings which, he felt, would have given them sufficient time to reconsider their actions.
By this time there were more than a dozen "copycat killings" being blamed on the film. Similar lawsuits had been filed in other states but they, too, were thrown out of court.
"This is an important victory for the First Amendment," said Walter Dellinger, an attorney representing Time Warner and Stone. "Artists simply could not do their work if they had to second-guess themselves," and fear that their work could lead to lawsuits and monetary damages.
Byers family attorneys contended that publicity materials for the movie targeted young males around Darrus' age, and they promised to appeal. Rick Caballero expressed a hope that the case could go to the U.S. Supreme Court where a ruling might be made that violence is, indeed, a form of obscenity exempted from First Amendment protection. "We are trying to make video game producers and movie producers act in a more responsible way," Caballero said. "The only way they will listen is to threaten their wallets."
However, despite its noble intentions, the Byers family lawsuit met its final defeat in June 2002 when the Court of Appeal upheld the lower court ruling. Seven years and countless hours spent on legal maneuvers merely left the matter where it had always been: in the hands of the filmmakers and other purveyors of artistic products. The First Amendment had survived yet another challenge but, at what price?
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9Rumor Mill: Is This Sharon Stone's Girlfriend?
Whoa, hey! Whoa! What?
Sharon Stone was recently spied on the streets of West Hollywood with a female friend, and from the looks of that kiss, the pair might even be special friends.
Now, I have to admit, Sharon's pal is one handsome lady. I also like the way they are wearing matching yoga pants. Something about the way they are caught smooching behind some foliage makes the kiss extra salacious, right?
So what do we think? Is this an innocent kiss between workout buddies? Are Sharon and this gal a couple? Or maybe it's a grayer relationship—uh, Travolta style, kinda.
Of course, these paparazzi snapshots have hardly come out of left field. In past interviews Stone has alluded obliquely to her possible bisexual proclivities, as Radar Online is quick to point out:
In 2008, Stone, who has never come out as being bisexual, was quoted saying: "Everybody is bisexual to an extent. Now men act like women and it's difficult to have a relationship because I like men in that old-fashioned way. I like masculinity and, in truth, only women do that now."
A quick peek at Wikipedia (sorry) confirms that Stone has openly stated she's dated girls before; in 2006, however, she told journalist Sir Michael Parkinson she is "straight."
So which is it, you sexy, nutty lady? People of all stripes would love to know!
Photos via Radar Online.
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i've watched Casino 3 times in the past week. in other words I LOVE HER. F yes i hope she's one big ol' lesbian…
She could be a 1000 years old and still be hotter than you will ever be.
She's too old to care…
I swear I see a mustache…
Top half looks male, bottom half female… I'm confused…
hope you all can sleep at night now. im not L or Bi and ill line up for one of those!
Sharon Stone is one of the sexist women on the planet. Everyone raves about Basic Instinct, but i think she is at her sexiest in The Quick and the Dead. There is nothing sexier in this world than a beautiful, butch, vulnerable woman.


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WR Julio Jones is not the only second-year skill-position player the Falcons expect big things from in 2012.
Titans, Falcons to practice together in Georgia
The Titans and the Falcons plan to meet about halfway in August for a joint practice at a Georgia high school during training camp.
Falcons GM Dimitroff wins PFWA Horrigan Award
Falcons GM Thomas Dimitroff won the 2012 Jack Horrigan Award from the Professional Football Writers of America.
Falcons sign rookie DE Massaquoi
The Falcons signed DE Jonathan Massaquoi, a fifth-round pick from Troy, the team announced Friday.
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News: Rick Ross Defeats The 'Real' Rick Ross, "I Got Hit In The Stomach Today, I Feel Sh*tty"
Thursday, Mar 29, 2012 11:18PM
Maybach Music Group Rick Ross may continue to reap the benefits associated to his rap alias as the biggest "Boss" has won a case filed against him by former drug kingpin Freeway Ricky Ross.
According to reports, the case was thrown out in court Thursday (March 29).
Rapper Rick Ross can keep his name, thanks to an L.A. County Superior Court judge who shut down a bid from former drug dealer "Freeway" Rick Ross who tried to hoard the name. "Freeway" Rick Ross had filed suit against the rapper, claiming ownership of the name. In fact, the rapper has strongly intimated in his songs his name was inspired by the drug dude. In the song "Hustlin" for example, Ross makes several references to large-scale drug dealing -- despite what Freeway says ... the rapper never dealt drugs in his life. But the judge today ruled "Freeway" Rick has no case, and threw the lawsuit out. (TMZ)
Freeway has also commented on the ruling, claiming Ricky Rozay's defense team clearly were no match for his.
"Freeway" Rick Ross tells TMZ he's pretty bummed out about the judge's decision ... saying, "I got hit in the stomach today ... I feel s**tty." Ross adds ... "[Rick] had nine high profile attorneys and I had three volunteer non-high profile attorneys. I had no money to get the big name lawyers so I couldn't go in there with a monster team like him." He concludes, "The world knows the truth ... that [Rick] stole my identity and shame on him that he won't give it back. I hope to appeal this because you shouldn't be allowed to steal someone's identity and get away with it." (TMZ)
Last month, reports emerged online claiming the Ross name dispute was still being tackled.
Ross has been fighting a protracted court battle alleging trademark infringement by the rapper whose given name is William Leonard Roberts II, a onetime corrections officer. While giving a deposition last week in Miami, Ross said he came face to face with Roberts. The rapper sneered and "gave dirty looks," said Ross, though earlier, when Ross was in prison, they had phone conversations during which the overweight, bearded emcee showered him with respect. Their brief interaction last week was anything but respectful, Ross said. "[He] treated me as if I had done something to him," Ross said. "When he first came to me, he didn't know what position I was going to take, if I was going to send a word out to those young cats out in L.A. or not. That put a little fear in his heart. But now that he knows I'm not carrying it like that, he's a little more courageous right now." (Huffington Post)
The two have gone back and forth with their legal dispute over the past couple years.
In May of 2010, Freeway Rick Ross filed a $10 million lawsuit against Rick Ross accusing him of profiting off of his name illegally. As a result, the judge ruled that he couldn't sue because his criminal acts in the past had destroyed "any possibility that he has any valid trademark rights in his name, that have been violated by defendants." The case was dismissed in Federal Court in November of 2010. (XXL Mag)


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Tony Hewitt may have been victim of contract killing
KINGSTON, Jamaica- The police are working on the theory that retired senior superintendent Tony Hewitt may have been murdered as a result of a contract killing.
Four men have been handed over to the police by their lawyer after Hewitt was shot and killed on Sunday while visiting an apartment complex on the outskirts of the capital.
Police believe he was trailed and killed after he drove into a gated community on Donmair Avenue in St Andrew, where he was shot multiple times.
The men have been detained for the killing of the retired cop and as of yesterday were being questioned by the Constant Spring Police.
Three suspects, Jermaine 'Duppy Bat' Smith, Richard 'Red Head' Francis and Jomo McLeod, were named as persons of interest by the police and turned themselves in on Monday.
A fourth man was taken in yesterday.
They were interrogated in the presence of their lawyer Christopher Tavares-Finson.
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News: Shyne Name Drops 50 Cent On New Freestyle, "I Need A Couple Million, F*ck 50 Cents" [Audio]
Thursday, Apr 15, 2010 11:30AM
Rapper Shyne has released a new freestyle to Alicia Keys' "Un-Thinkable" track in which he takes a shot at former rap rival 50 Cent.
On the track, Shyne dedicates one line to the current G-Unit leader.
Besides spitting game to a woman, he throws a jab at old rival 50 Cent. More than five years ago, 50 and Shyne traded disses around the time Shyne's Godfather Buried Alive was released, when Shyne was still behind bars. "I need a couple million, f--- 50 cents," he spits on the new track. (MTV)
While incarcerated in 2004, Shyne explained dissing 50 on his "For the Record" track.
"I was just falling back, then I got word he said something he wasn't supposed to say," Shyne explained. "It's one thing if he would have said it and stood by it; 'That's what I said, you have a problem, whatever!' But he said it and at the same time he was trying to sign me to G-Unit Records. There's an interlude where Sha Money is calling me, 'Yo, 50 wants you to sign to G-unit.' He's reaching out to all my sets [in the street] trying to sign me to G-Unit. [50] used to rap about me before he got big. He tried to do a song with me, so he knows who I be." (VH1)
The rapper made his official rap comeback with his new track "Messiah."
"I got the city on my back," Shyne raps. "Pretty women in the sack, rollin' in the Rolls/Sit, sittin' in my lap/This is not a rap fool, this a not an act/Welcome to New York blood, this is where it's at/Snitches take a nap with the fishes and the rats/Buried in the dirt where the witnesses is at/Hear the whistle when I clap from the missile that I pack/Once you violate, like a ribbon, it's a wrap/From Gangland to the Oval Office, next ten years I'ma control the market.." ("Messiah")
Last February, music executive LA Reid inked Shyne to a recording contract with Def Jam.
"I have come here to stand by Shyne and to officially kick off our partnership with Island Def Jam Music Group and Gangland Records and so it is really an honour to be here, really very special place. I am here because great people are worthy of travelling many many miles for it and I come here to say that your country is great and I hope you guys know that this is a great man from your country who deserves this kind of respect and who deserves this kind of support. So that is why we are here." (7 News Belize)
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Closing: Jan. 8, 2012
Creators: Music and lyrics by Lewis Flinn. Book by Douglas Carter Beane. Direction by Dan Knechtges.
Original Principal Cast: Patti Murin as Lysistrata Jones, Liz Mikel as Hetaira, Josh Segarra as Mick, Jason Tam as Xander and Lindsay Nicole Chambers as Robin.
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Lighting & Electronics is using a new program offered by the LDI trade show as a way to give back to the industry, and they are issuing a challenge to all LDI exhibitors to follow in their steps.
LDI is offering a small rebate to exhibitors for every client that registers, uses the exhibitor's unique code, attends the show held in Orlando, Florida November 20-22, and verifies on site.Lighting & Electronics has embarked on an active PR campaign encouraging their customers to attend and have announced they will be donating their entire rebate to Behind the Scenes.
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I'm praying for Pietrus.
I do fear that the report of a closed head injury along with the live report of him vomiting blood may mean either a brain contusion or a level 3 brain concussion.
A concussion is more likely since we saw there was no impact on the floor. A concussion can still occur without direct impact. Severe whip lash can in fact cause a concussion.
I hope he recovers and doesn't have any permanent brain damage but for those of you concerned with the state of the team it isn't likely he will return this season.
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The year has gotten off to a bad start for Congressman Michael Grimm.
First he made headlines early on in the Chris Christie "Bridgegate" debacle, calling the governor an example of "true leadership" – before the story spiraled further down the rabbit hole with additional allegations.
Then he got admonished by the Federal Election Commission for accepting campaign contributions that exceeded the legal limits.
His friend and fundraiser then got arrested by the FBI for violating federal campaign laws to steer money to Grimm, a charge that set the Daily News snooping into his records – finding that Grimm's campaign appears to engage in "donor swapping" to skirt fundraising limits.
This week, two news stories surfaces that don't leave the congressman in the best of lights.
A video surfaced in Israeli media showing Grimm heap praise on Rabbi Yoshiyahu Pinto, the man at the center of the federal investigation into Grimm's fundraising.
"The very first time that I met Rabbi [Yoshiyahu ] Pinto … it was a very special meeting," Grimm says in the clip. "You could almost feel the positive energy when he holds your hand."
It's a bad association for Grimm, since the FBI's investigation into his fundraising is rooted in accusation that he took illegal donations from members of Pinto's congregation. The Pinto aide, Ofer Biton, who helped raise more than $500,000 for Grimm has pleaded guilty to visa fraud. Biton reportedly sought help from Grimm to get a green card.
All the alleged shenanigans spurred the other negative Grimm headline this week, with a Staten Island radio host, activist and Community Board 3 member calling on the New York City Bar Association to have the congressman, who is an attorney, disbarred.
SILive.com reports:
Woodrow resident Frank Morano, who also serves on Community Board 3, said he wrote to the bar association's Character and Fitness Committee that Grimm had violated the public trust.
Morano, a former Independence Party official who is now unaffiliated with any party, said that the allegations surrounding Grimm call for "a full throated response from the Bar, possibly including a formal reprimand or his disbarment."
"If they fail to do so, then the privilege of having a law license is significantly less prestigious," Morano said.
Grimm, who frequently blames the negative publicity on perceived political bias in the media and rivals, had harsh words for his critic.
"I have no interest in commenting on the ravings of an individual who has a history of making false and outlandish accusations against me. It is beneath any publication to waste the ink in printing a story about these absurd activities of zero credibility and dubious motivation," he told SILive.
Daily News has Morano's letter to the bar association in full.