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Velier has created a heated, tasty, toasty Demerara rum that in my opinion takes its place alongside the UF30E and the Skeldon 1973 as one of the best rums they have ever made.
(#195. 85/100)
More than "42", here's the answer some of the great and grand questions of the universe. When asked by the inquiring, "What makes anything you say worth hearing?" or "Why should I sleep with you?" or "Why's the front door smashed in?", all you need to do is smile, shrug, and point to this rum.
Velier's rums sometimes seem similar when described (look how many Caroni rums they've put out the door, for example): but their lines are unique, each one depending on its own specific characteristics, closely observed, exactingly made, powerfully executed. Any serious sojourn into the world of rum sooner or later arrives here. And this Diamond estate rum from Guyana is no exception.
As before, Velier adhered to their starkly minimalist presentation, and continued their admirable practice of providing a fair bit of information on the stiff cardboard box: fifteen years ageing in situ, metal-coffey-still distillate set to age in 1999 and bottled in 2014, with an outturn of 1137 bottles from four barrels, and a 72% angel's share loss. Note that the barrels in this case where charred new oak, which might be an effort to impart more and intense flavours to the distillate, in a shorter time period.
If that was their intention, they sure as hell succeeded. I thought the UF30E and the Skeldon had deep and intense aromas, but they had been aged for a century in rum years, were bottled at greater than sixty percent, and it was to be expected. Here we had a 53.1% ABV rum aged for half as long, and yet the scents just poured and billowed out of the bottle even before I had a chance to tip some in my glass. The dark, smooth and heavy nose (which mirrored the dark, smooth and rather heavy liquid) was immediately redolent of plums and apricots, vanilla and nutmeg. No notes of citrus here, but pineapple, and cloves, then backed up by raisins and some very faint licorice, coffee and a whiff of mocha. It had the rich, plush nasal glissades akin to the soft crumpling of your disposable income, and was the kind of nose one just wanted to continue savouring.
As for the taste, oh man, this dark red-mahogany rum jiggled the jowls and rattled the rump like a revel dancer tramping down Vlissengen Road on Mash day. It was smooth with some spice and heat (both proof and oak showed their biceps here), thick, oily, tarry, full bodied. Licorice, smoke, vanilla (not much), raisins, black grapes, rounded out with lighter floral notes started off, darkly sweet and all-round excellent, displaying a kind of exquisite zen-like brutality I couldn't help but appreciate. And it didn't stop there either, but continued providing flavours of dark chocolate, coffee, hibiscus and poinsettias in full bloom, as if you were at some kind of tropical Starbuck's. I think Velier's tamping down the volts on this rum was the right decision – I don't believe that a higher proofage would make this as good a dram as the current strength does…more intense, yes, but not necessarily as memorable. And closing things off, the finish was fittingly long, warm, providing that last fillip of leather and oak, smoke, red wine, licorice and anise.
Honestly folks, I was impressed as hell. Just to be sure, I ran the Diamond 1999 past four other Veliers in my stash, and still it stood up damned well. It was somewhat like the Diamond 1996 (but better), and, as with the Blairmont 1991, it developed over subsequent sampling. It rewards re-tasting and comparisons, astounds and amazes, and like my wife, grows better with time and experience. It growls and gurgles and purrs hard love down your throat, never crosses over to malignant sharpness and bite, shows the heights to which rums can aspire when made with verve and flair and daring, and is simply one of the most phenomenal rums I've tried in the last two years. If after two minutes of sampling this thing you aren't jumping around the room rocking your air guitar like my nine-year-old son and looking for online big-hair wigs, carefully peruse the mail from your insurance carrier. It might have "Deceased" stamped on it.
Other notes
Velier has dropped the "Full Proof Old Demerara Rum" from the labelling for some reason.
The <S> on the label relating to the marks on the barrel is obscure. Marco's phenomenal essay on the Guyanese distilleries speculated it might be related to the diamond logo <> surrounding the single initial of the plantation's previous 18th century owner, Samuel Welch. Or maybe that of M. Steele, another 19th century proprietor. The question remains open.
This was the second of four samples Luca Gargano sent to me personally in September of 2014 when he heard I would be in Europe in October of that year. Next time I'm out in the real world I'll pick up a couple of bottles of my own, I think. Maybe even three or four.
Rating system (0-100)
- 40-50 Hooch. Raw, brutish, unsubtle. Deficient in nose, body, flavour or finish (or all of them). Avoidance may be recommended.
- 51-60 Not meant as a sipping spirit. Makes a good cocktail.
- 61-70 You might want to experiment with drinking this one neat, or mix it up, as your tastes go
- 71-75 Good sipping rum with a few discordant (or original) notes that can still make a good cocktail. Can be shared without shame.
- 76-80 Really excellent, top tier drink. Almost nothing wrong here, and good for many things. Could be awesome for reasons of originality alone.
- 81-90 No additive or ice should ever touch this. It's great.
- 90+ Succeeds on every level – aesthetic, appearance, nose, taste, finish, the lot. Phenomenal, top-of-the-line. Almost guaranteed to be pricey. Never seen one myself.
(LC rating is 85/100; conversion to "standard" scoring = 92.5 points)


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The interaction of the three major lithospheric plates of Eurasian, Indo-Australian and Pacific-Philippines Plates makes the South East Asian region to be one of the most complex areas of Cenozoic plate activity. The South China Sea region is centrally located in this converging plate system. It is tectonically a complex area and gained strong interests for different geoscience research projects and exploration for many years. The sedimentary basins developed in the margin of this region are also tectonically controlled. Different models, theories and concepts were introduced to explain the geology of the area. However, limited data may constrain the development of the geological understanding of the region.
This two-day workshop will bring together the key knowledge holders of the region and give the opportunities to those who are interested to exchange ideas. The objective of the workshop is to provide a regional picture of the geology and tectonic of the region, understand the knowledge gap and hopefully provide a steer for future research projects.
This workshop will be suitable for regional geologists and explorationists seeking to develop a broader and deeper understanding of South China Sea regional geology, tectonics, basin evolution and petroleum systems.
Advance Registration
Icebreaker cocktail
(Venue to be advised)
Theme: Tectonics, Regional Geology and Stratigraphy
Welcome Coffee
Welcome and Introduction
Ioannis Abatzis and Herman Darman, Convenors
Session 1: Oral Sessions
Keynote Address 1: Trenches, Troughs and Unconformities; Collision, Contraction and Extension: South China Sea, Borneo-Palawan and Sulu Sea
Robert Hall, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK
Keynote Address 2: Coeval Oligocene-Miocene Extension in East Andaman Sea/North Sumatra Region, and the South China Sea: Geodynamic Consequences and Implications for Hydrocarbon Research
Claude Rangin, Nice Sophia Antipolis University, France/Geotecto Consulting Co; France
From Continental Breakup to Oceanic Lithospheric Subduction: The History of the Central South China Sea Basin
Seismic Imaging of The SW South China Sea Deep Crustal Structure Shows Evidence for a Ductile Lower Crust During Rifting
M. Delescluse, T. Pichot, Ecole normale Supérieure, France, Chamot-Rooke, M. Pubellier, CNRS-UMR8538, France, Y. Qiu, G. Sun, Guangzhou Marine Geological Survey, China
Coffee Break
Session 2: Oral Sessions
Complex Cainozoic rifting and pulsed inversion in the northern Song Hong Basin, Vietnam
Michael B.W. Fyhn, Lars H. Nielsen, Jussi Hovikoski, Jens Therkelsen, Henrik I. Petersen, Ioannis Abatzis, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Denmark
Structural differences between the Western and Eastern Central Depression of Qiongdongnan Basin in northern South China Sea: New Perspectives
Jinfeng Ren, Hua Wan, China University of Geosciences, China
A New Tectonostratigraphic Model For The Evolution Of The South China Sea
Francois Bache, Patrick Despland, Rhodri Johns, Zlatko Eterovic, Santos Ltd; Australia
High Thermal Gradients in South China Sea Produced by shallow Asthenosphere Rather Than Radiogenic Crust
Joshua Creviere Turner, Shell Deepwater Borneo, Brunei
Tectonic Features of the Cuu Long Basin, Offshore Vietnam during the Early Cenozoic and its Regional Tectonic Implication
Tran Thanh Hai, Le Hai An, Hanoi University of Mining and Geology, Vietnam; Hoang Ngoc Dong and Dao Viet Canh, PetroVietnam Exploration Production Cooperation, Vietnam
Recent Multidisciplinary Research and 2014 IODP Drilling in the South China Sea
Jian Lin, Woods Hole and Oceanographic, USA; Chun-Feng Li, Pinxian Wang, Tongji University, China, Denise K Kulhanek, International Ocean Discovery Program, USA; Expedition 349 Scientists.
Lunch and viewing of technical posters
Session 3: Oral Sessions (Continued)
Keynote Address 3: Collapse and Rifting in the South China Sea
Manuel Pubellier, CNRS and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Dieter Franck, Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Germany; Matthias Delescluse, Dimitri Savva, Florian Meresse, Ugo Nanni, Ecole Normale Supérieure ENS, France; Jean-Luc Auxietre, TOTAL France ; Mario Aurelio, University of the Philippines
Keynote Address 4: Timing, Distribution and Tectonics of Unconformities in the South China Sea
Miocene Tectonic Inversion along the Coast of Tonkin and the Red River Basin
Phung Van Phach, Institute for Marine Geology and Geophysics, Vietnam Academy of Natural Science and Technology, Vietnam, Manuel Pubellier, Ecole Normale Superieure, France
Subduction, Collision and Post-Collisional Deformation Related Unconformities of NW Borneo, Based on Onshore-Offshore Regionally Integrated Seismic Interpretation and Well Correlations (MMU is Equal to UIU, but Not to DRU)
Allagu Balaguru, Lim Jen Juen, Navpreet Singh, Aidil Hannan Adnan , Folco Hoogendijk, Shell Malaysia Exploration & Production, Malaysia
Structural Characteristics and Development of the Phu Khanh Basin Offshore Vietnam
Nguyen Anh Duc, Vietnam Oil and Gas Group, Vietnam; Nguyen Thu Huyen, Nguyen Trung Hieu, Nguyen Manh Hung, Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam
Tectonic Development of Nam Con Son Basin Based on New Seismic Data Interpretation
Dr. Nguyen Thanh Tung, Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam
coffee break and viewing of technical posters
Poster Presentations for Day 1 (Static)
Group Breakout Session and Discussion Part 1
Wrap Up
Evening free for Delegates
Theme: Sedimentation, Paleogeography and Petroleum Systems
Customs House, Long Room foyer
Session 4: Oral Sessions (Continued)
Keynote Address 5: Correlation Across The South China Sea Using VIM Transgressive-Regressive Cycles
Robert J Morley, Palynova, UK; Tony Swiecicki, Murphy, Malaysia; Pedro Restrepo Pace, Murphy Oil, Malaysia
One Basin with Several Sediment Sources: Stratigraphic Records of the Bunguran Trough, Central South China Sea
John Jong, Steve Barker, Tran Quoc Tan, JX Nippon Oil and Gas Exploration (Offshore Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.; Franz L Kessler, Lundin Malaysia
"The South China Sea Deep" Research Program: Progress and Perspectives
Pinxian Wang, Tongji University, China
Biostratigraphic Review of IODP data with focus on the MMU: Implications for the Evolution of the South China and Sulu Seas
S. J. Calvert, R. E. Besems, R. Sandom, Sarawak Shell Berhad, Miri, Malaysia
Proto-South China Sea and South China Sea Early History: A View from Sarawak
H. Tim Breitfeld, Royal Holloway University of London, Robert Hall, Inga Sevastjanova, Royal Holloway University of London and Chemostrat Ltd, UK, Thomson Galin, Royal Holloway, University of London and Minerals and Geoscience Department Malaysia; Marnie Foster , Gordon Lister, The Australian Natioanal University, Australia
Twisted Nido Limestone: Mark of a mid Tertiary Bimodal Deformation at the Thinned SE Edge of Sundaland
Mario Aurelio, K.J.L. Taguibao, University of the Philippines; A.A. Morado, Pitkin Petroleum Plc, Philippines; S. Steur, D. Franke, Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (BGR); M. Pubellier, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris, France, M.T. Forbes, Philippine National Oil Company, Philippines
Coffee Break and viewing of Technical posters
Petroleum Systems and Exploration Potentials of the Northern Deepwater South China Sea
Shu Jiang, EGI Utah, USA; Zhenglong Jiang, Dongsheng Zhou, Jun Xiao, Hua Wang, China University of Geosciences, China; Xiaojun Xie CNOOC Research Institute, China; Kai Zhong, Zhe Wu, Liang Chen, CNOOC China
Two Fundamentally Different Deep-Lacustrine Deposition Systems in a Half-Graben Rift Sub-Basin, Paleogene, Beibuwan Basin, China
Yuan Li, China University of Geosciences, China
Integrated Paleogeograpic Mapping and Tidal Modeling During the Oligo-Miocene, South China Sea
Daniel Collins, Imperial College, UK
LUNCH and viewing of Technical posters
Session 5: Oral Sessions (Continued)
Onshore To Offshore Trends In Modern And Miocene Mixed Carbonate-Siliciclastic Systems Across The Land-Attached Sarawak Shelf
Moyra E J Wilson, Cindy Wong, Curtin University, Australia; Erwin W Adams, Georg Warrlich, Sarawak Shell Berhad, Malaysia; Eva Chang Ee Wah, BHP, Australia; Steven Dorobek, BP, USA, Peter Lunt, Mitra Energy Limited, Malaysia
Paper to be announced
Characteristic And Distribution Of Reef Complexes On The Carbonate Platform Margin In Western Deep Water Area Of The South China Sea
Xuebin Du, Yongchao Lu, Ping Chen, China University of Geosciences, China; Zhengfeng Wang, Daojun Zhang, CNOOC, China
Unlocking The Hidden Potential Of A Mio-Pliocene Delta System In Northwest Borneo Through Integrated 3D Fairway Mapping And Petroleum System Modeling
Matt Mueller, Pieter Huver, Benedikt Lehner, Iwan de Lugt, Nicola Marden, Jochen Naeth, Sarawak Shell, Brunei
Depositional Facies And Prolific Source Rocks Of A Deep Rift-Lake; The ENRECA-3 Core Well Succession, Bach Long Vi Island At The Song Hong-Beibuwan Basins Intersection
Lars H. Nielsen , Jussi Hovikoski, Jens Therkensen, Michael B. W. Fhyn, Hans P. Nytoft, Jørgen Bojesen-Koefoed, Ioannis Abatzis, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, Denmark; Hoang A. Tuan, Ngo K. Oanh, Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam
Exploration Challenges and Progress in South China Sea
Suraya Tulot, IHS, Singapore
Poster Presentations for Day 2 (Static)
Group Breakout Session and Discussion Part 2
Wrap Up and Closing Remarks (Convenors)
Poster Presetations (Static) - Day 1
Using Conceptual Models And Structural Analogs In Prospect Evaluation And Risk Assessment: Example From Offshore Sabah
Puteri Maizura Razali, Ernest Jones and Xavier Legrand, PETRONAS, Malaysia
Age and Character of Basement Rocks in SW Borneo: New Insights from Ar-Ar Dating of Pinoh Metamorphic Group Rocks
Lorin Davies, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK and CGG, UK; Robert Hall, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK; Marnie Forster, Australia National University, Australia
Main Controlling Factors of Oil Migration and Accumulation in The Oblique Transfer Zone of The Fushan Sag, Northern South China Sea
Guanhong Wang, Hua Wang, Huajun Gan, China University of Geosciences, China
The Discussion about Determination of Zhu-Qiong Movement: From Characteristics of Tectonic and Sedimentary in Fushan Sag, South China Sea
Yingdong Zhao, China University of Geosciences, China
Tectonic Development of the Triton Horst and Adjacent Areas in Middle Part of Offshore Vietnam
Trinh Xuan Cuong, Vu The Anh, Le Chi Mai, Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam
Depositional Environments and Reservoir Quality of Oligocene-Miocene Sediments in Central Part of Nam Con Son Basin, Offshore South Vietnam
Hoang Anh Tuan, Bui Viet Dung, Nguyen Thu Huyen, Pham Thi Dieu Huyen, Vietnam Petroleum Institute, Vietnam; Khuc Hong Giang, Bien Dong Petroleum Operating Company, Vietnam; Nguyen Anh Duc, Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam), Vietnam; Lars H Nielsen, Michael B.W. Fyhn, Ioannis Abatzis, Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, Denmark
Case Study For The Charateristic And Distribution Of The TurbidIte Trap In Late Miocene – Pliocene In The Center Of Nam Con Son Basin, Offshore Vietnam
Pham Thanh Liem, Petrovietnam and Le Hai An, Hanoi University of Mining and Geology, Vietnam
Hydrocarbon Prospectivity of the deep water Phu Kanh Basin
Tad Choi, Jo McArdle, Petroleum Geoservices, Singapore
Poster Presetations (Static) - Day 2
Petrogenesis Of Basic and Ultrabasic Rocks in Ranau Area, Sabah with Emphasis on Magmatic Differentiation
Askury Abd. Kadir, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia
Sharpening Brunei's Subsurface: Refining Current Structural-Stratigraphic Concepts with New Seismic Data
Arthur Kellermann-Slotemaker, Keith Campbell, Anton Koopman, Benedikt Lehner, Matt Mueller, Brunei Shell Petroleum, Brunei
Mass Transport Deposit (MTD) in the Paleogene Submarine Fan of the Crocker Formation in Sabah, Malaysia
Felix Tongkul, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia
New Insights on Active Tectonics in Northwest Borneo Through Area-Altitude Analysis
David Menier, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia and Université Européenne de Bretagne, France ; Manoj Mathew, Numair Siddiqui, Muhammad Hasaan, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia
Remote Sensing and Mapping of Paleo-drainage Reveals Major Tectonically Driven Drainage Network Reconfiguration in Tropical Borneo
Manoj Mathew, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia, David Menier, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS and Université Européenne de Bretagne, France, Numair Siddiqui, Muhammad Hassaan, University Teknologi PETRONAS, Malaysia
Preliminary Understanding Of Formation Mechanism and of Fushan Sag in Beibuwan Basin, NW South China Sea
Zhang Chengcheng, Lin Zhengliang , Liao Yuantao, Shi Yingtao, China University of Geosciences, China
Outcrop Based Sandstone Facies Connectivity Model Using LiDAR Data from Sandakan Formation, East Malaysia
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use force... thats all i can say... its put together better than fords.. ford focus - head unit, power cable, 3 rca cables, sub,and 2 amps.. 2 hours setup. audi a3 - 1 cd changer cable.. 1 hour and 20 minutes! and loads of cuts on the hands! haha! oh well.. yeah basicly u wont damage anything.. the door seem along the bottom pops up easy.. then under carpet and run straight through to the back.. simple really.. putting speakers in the doors.. well take the screws out.. inc ones within the handles and then pull up and then off.. remenber that the door card is attached to the inner door so electrics work.. unclip this and walla!!! your done.. unscrew std speaker and replace with new one.. but door adaper might be needed to put new speaker in..
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Rutland Regional Medical Center will host Green Mountain Power's third Rutland solar farm under a lease agreement designed to make use of hospital land with few other potential uses.
"We support GMP's Solar Capital initiative and see this project as an introduction to solar energy at Rutland Regional," President Thomas Huebner said. "We want to support the Solar Capital effort and gain some experience with solar energy ourselves."
"The Solar Center at Rutland Regional, as the project will be known, will be a visible, productive symbol of the hospital's commitment to economic development and the community at large," said Mary Powell, GMP's president and CEO. "We expect the center, which will include a 150-kilowatt solar farm and educational information on renewable energy, will become a destination for local schoolchildren and adults."
"The Solar Center at Rutland Regional is a big step toward fulfilling our commitment to make Rutland the center of solar development in Vermont and New England," said Steve Costello, GMP's vice president for generation and energy innovation. "We're building momentum with each project, and are optimistic that several other projects will be announced in the next few months."
The solar center will be built on Rutland Regional property surrounding two stormwater retention ponds just south of Allen Street, adjacent to the hospital's walking path. "There is little potential for other uses of that corner of the property, so we see this as a great way to put it into productive use," said Mary Nemeth, Rutland Regional's vice president for corporate support services.
GMP, which will own and maintain the solar center, will put it out to bid this month. Under a 25-year lease agreement with Rutland Regional, GMP will credit the hospital for 10 percent of the project's output. The remaining energy will go onto the local electric grid and will be consumed by local GMP customers.
"This is a low-risk way for Rutland Regional to gather a lot of first-hand knowledge about solar while helping move the Solar Capital initiative forward," Costello said. "We're hopeful that the Rutland Regional Solar Center agreement, which is modeled after the Stafford Hill agreement with the City of Rutland, will serve as a model for others interested in developing solar in a collaborative manner."
The solar center will be GMP's third in the city of Rutland, part of the company's promise to make Rutland the Solar Capital of New England, with the highest solar reliance per capita of any city in the region.
GMP already operates the Creek Path Solar Farm, purchased a majority interest in the solar farm on the former Poor Farm off Woodstock Avenue, and is in the planning stages for the Stafford Hill Solar Farm on a former city landfill. Depending on engineering studies, that project has potential to be the largest in the state, at 2.3 megawatts or more. GMP is also talking with numerous solar developers about other potential projects in the city.
Pending approval by the Public Service Board, GMP and Rutland Regional hope to break ground this spring. "We hope to be up and running in June to take advantage of the strong summer sun," Huebner said.
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The three lowest energy states of an infinitely deep
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?1(x,t) = N sin(px/L) e-i?1t?2(x,t) = N sin(2px/L) e-i?2t
?3(x,t) = N sin(3px/L) e-i?3t
- N = sqrt(2/L) is the normalization, to make the total probability = 1.
- Each wave function oscillates with a different frequency,
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a) Suppose a particle in the well is described by the wave function ?2. If you measure its energy, what result will you obtain, as a multiple of the ground-state energy E1?
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Chris Moneymaker talks about "All In -- The Poker Movie."
Lynn HoppesChris Moneymaker said it wasn't his goal to be the No. 1 poker player in the world. He just wanted to support his family and be a great father. But his whole world changed in 2003, when the Nashville, Tenn., accountant went to Las Vegas, after quali...
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Poker players Albert Destrade and Jim Rice on 'Survivor'
Gary WiseIt's you against the field in a war of attrition, where endless perfect play can be spoiled by one mistimed mistake. You get to know the opposition, learning every nuance of their being, storing that information until you can use it against them, tak...
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Rack 'em up: Chihuahua has love for playing pool
Patrick DorseyWe've heard of dogs playing poker. But dogs playing pool? Well, here's one. Can clear the table in two minutes. Who's got next? Have you seen a cool sports-related video that deserves to go viral? Email links to firstname.lastname@example.com or let us...
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Poker TV host Leeann Tweeden poses for Playboy
Lynn HoppesLeeann Tweeden isn't shy talking about her age. She's 38. "I think I look better now than when I was 21," said Tweeden, who hosts NBC's "Poker After Dark" and formerly was a correspondent on Fox Sports' "The Best Damn Sports Show Period." And t...
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Annie Duke talks Epic Poker League, being role model
Lynn HoppesAnnie Duke, easily the most famous female poker player in history, has a strange designator for herself: "I put myself in the category of 'accidental role model.'" Duke, who has more than $4 million in career earnings, is now commissioner of Epic Po...
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Alex Rodriguez's high-stakes poker prowess hits big screen
Jim CapleAlex Rodriguez's poker problem becomes box office gold.
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A-Rod report has me thinking of poker movies
Jerry GreeneAll-in, A-Rod. Despite the return of professional football (no, not you, CFL), the week's headlines were stolen by the report that baseball player Alex Rodriguez may have played in a Hollywood poker game where a fight could have broken out and some...
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'Sunday Brunch' talks about great poker movies
Jerry GreeneA-Rod's investigation has me thinking of great poker movies.
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Lynn HoppesWhen you have a child with a birth defect, you either go into your shell and avoid the world, or you can do what actor/former tennis star Boris Kodjoe and his wife Nicole Ari Parker did. "We speak out for those who don't have a voice," said Kodjoe,...
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Poker champ Robert Varkonyi hosts school benefit
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Actress Jennifer Tilly among poker stars playing in Vegas.
Lynn HoppesActress Jennifer Tilly -- well, sort-of actress Jennifer Tilly -- is among the field of 64 poker players converging on Las Vegas this weekend for the seventh annual National Heads-Up Poker Championship at Caesar's Palace. Tilly, who is back for her...
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James Blake and other tennis stars are upping the ante
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Law Allowing Sports Betting In N.J. Signed By Gov. Christie
New Jersey is moving ahead with plans to permit betting on sports in the state, but legal challenges could stall the rollout.
Heisman Watch: Notre Dame's Everett Golson Goes Head-To-Head With Reigning Heisman Winner, Jameis Winston
There is no disputing which game deserves the Heisman spotlight game this week. Notre Dame and Florida State will offer the biggest stage for a pair of Heisman Trophy candidates, Everett Golson of Notre Dame and the reigning Heisman Trophy winner from Florida State, Jameis Winston.
Florida State Coach Defends Jameis Winston: 'There Was No Crime'
The adviser for the family of Jameis Winston has asked Florida State why it has chosen now to engage in the Title IX process and accuses the school of trying to protect its own interests and responding to media pressure, the AP reported Tuesday.
College Football Spotlight: Notre Dame Fighting For Respect Vs. Florida State
Until Notre Dame proves it can beat one of the elite programs in college football on a grand stage, the overall assessment of Notre Dame will be that it is good, but not good enough. But this season appears to be up for grabs with plenty of surprises still to come. Can Notre Dame offer one more surprise?
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A New Jersey racetrack has taken another step toward offering sports betting if it becomes legal in New Jersey.
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As the season has seen the rise of Mississippi State football, quarterback Dak Prescott has emerged on the scene as one of college football's best. Is Prescott the best player in college football?
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Each week of college football should be seen as a chapter, and the season the full novel. The only thing is, you cannot script drama this good.
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Washington State's quarterback Connor Halliday smashed the NCAA Division I record for passing yards last night with 734 yards against Cal.
N.J. Lawmakers Advance Sports Betting Bill
Legislation that would allow sports betting in casinos and racetracks has been advanced by a New Jersey Assembly panel.
Heisman Watch: Why Michigan State Should Fear Ameer Abdullah Of Nebraska
Nebraska has three Heisman Trophy winners in its storied football history. Running back Ameer Abdullah has a shot to become the school's fourth Heisman winner.
College Football Spotlight: College Football's Best Month Will Get Started With A Bang
October is the best month for college football, and it is getting started on the right foot this weekend. The first weekend in October will serve up six games between top 25 teams, which will be a nice breath of fresh air after the last few weeks.
Heisman Watch: Can Alabama's Amari Cooper End Heisman Drought For Receivers?
Every season is different when it comes to the Heisman Trophy, but history suggests it will be very tough for Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper to have a legitimate shot at striking a pose in New York at the end of the season.
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Heisman Watch: Jameis Winston's Repeat Bid Against History
As long as Florida State remains in the College Football Playoff conversation, Jameis Winston will be given plenty of opportunities to create his next Heisman moment.
College Football Spotlight: Conference Perception Key As Big 12 Makes Statement
Conference play will begin picking up this week, but there will also be some key non-conference match-ups as well. Defending SEC champion Auburn heads to Kansas State for a Thursday night match-up. This could be the Big 12's last chance to leave a huge impression on the selection committee.


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GEORGE OSBORNE has paved the way for the possible lowering of the 45p tax rate by ordering Treasury officials to change the way in which they measure the impact of taxation levels on the British economy, The Times reported.
The Chancellor does not believe that the present system, which looks at the income raised directly by a tax, is robust enough. He has asked civil servants to start in-depth research into the "broader economy effects" of different rates, called "dynamic scoring", The Times said.
The shift is likely to provide Osborne with evidence that he can use to argue in favour of tax cuts, including the 45p rate. "I would like overall levels of taxation to be lower," he told MPs in the Treasury Select Committee yesterday.
Sources told The Times that lowering the top rate of income tax could boost VAT receipts by incentivising people to spend their additional disposable pay. This is not at present taken into account. A cut in corporation tax, they added, could attract more businesses to Britain. Introducing that information would make lower tax rates more appealing.
"I think we should be cautious about making these changes," Osborne told the committee, insisting that the way in which the Budget scorecard is calculated and the way the Office for Budget Responsibility does its work will not change. "But I think the Treasury can now, and I've asked this to happen, start undertaking some real research into dynamic scoring, and what the broader economy effects are of changes to taxation."
He said that the 50p rate of tax, which he scrapped in the Budget last week, was given "special status" of being temporary. The same was not true of the 45p rate, Osborne said. But he added: "There will be an ongoing assessment of how much revenue is raised from the 45 pence ... I keep all taxes under review."
The 45p rate was competitive, he argued, compared with continental Europe, but was higher than many states in the US.
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Embracing density
Keeping urban sprawl in check beneficial to everyone
It has been a difficult time for Winnipeg's infrastructure. Our water periodically looks, but certainly doesn't taste, like a fine Canadian whisky. A combination of the polar vortex and daily water-main breaks has entombed cars from Charleswood to Transcona in knee-deep ice. Recent snow-clearing efforts left most of us wanting to trade in our car for a late-model Mars Rover, and of course in the not-too-distant future, the annual pothole invasion will begin.
The rising cost of maintaining this infrastructure and other civic services have left the City of Winnipeg scrambling to balance its budget, resulting in a third straight property-tax hike for 2014. This increase will be accompanied by a rise in sewer and water rates and likely, education taxes. A few months ago, a KPMG report recommended a 'winter surcharge' be added to property taxes in years when snow-removal costs exceed the city budget.
These reactionary solutions to infrastructure deficits leave governments trying to catch up by spending greater amounts of money fixing problems, without addressing their root cause. Over the last 50 years, Canadians have built sprawling, car-oriented cities that have resulted in a sharp reduction in population density. This has left civic governments responsible for a larger stock of infrastructure with fewer taxpayers to pay for its construction and long-term maintenance.
Since 1970, Winnipeg has grown in population by 33 per cent, yet its area has increased by almost 80 per cent. The populations of mature neighbourhoods such as Wolseley, River Heights and Riverview have also declined by 20 to 30 per cent in that time. Even Osborne Village, the city's most urban neighbourhood, is 10 per cent less populated than it was four decades ago. This decrease in density means each taxpayer has become responsible for a greater share of infrastructure and city services, stretching tax dollars beyond their limits.
Density is not a downtown issue. The greatest challenge to our city's long-term sustainability is infilling our existing suburban neighbourhoods and building higher-density, more integrated new ones. Studies across the country show adding density within a city's existing footprint can have a dramatic impact on economic viability. In Edmonton, it was found the long-term costs for 17 proposed edge developments, with new schools, community centres, roads and libraries will exceed their return in revenues by $4 billion over 60 years. PlanIt Calgary estimated adopting a compact growth plan that reduces new land use by only 25 per cent will save the city $11 billion in initial construction costs alone over that same period.
The subject of adding density to existing suburbs in Winnipeg is often met with public apprehension, but as taxes rise and the city crumbles beneath us, looking for ways to grow internally is becoming increasingly important.
A significant barrier to promoting infill growth is the number of parking stalls required for new projects in established neighbourhoods. Smaller properties are often unable to devote enough land to meet zoning requirements, which pushes development to perimeter sites where surface parking lots can be inexpensively built. After balking at a series of proposals last summer to ease parking bylaws, council recently approved car-share programs as a means of reducing parking requirements in mature communities. At the same time, the recommendation to permit some on-street parking for multi-family developments was rejected and a reduction in overall parking requirements was not addressed.
Last summer's recommendation to allow the subdivision of larger existing properties seems to have fallen off the radar, but Winnipeg has been progressive in the allowance of 'granny flats' or secondary suites. In 2012, the process was streamlined to promote construction of rental suites in existing homes or as detached buildings on a lane. A strategy that has found success in larger cities such as Vancouver, secondary suites increase density in a neighbourhood while providing affordable housing options and supplemental income to homeowners. The province has even established a forgivable-loan program to encourage the initiative. As housing costs continue to rise, supplemental suites will likely become a more prevalent feature in our city.
In Winnipeg, rapid transit is often seen as a boutique project, but progressive cities understand it is much more than just another form of transportation. It is considered an investment catalyst to stimulate transit-oriented development (TOD), an important tool allowing cities to target underdeveloped areas for infill growth. Even Winnipeg's meagre transit corridor has spawned the Fort Rouge Yards TOD that will add 1,800 new residents to the Lord Roberts area. This growth will return the neighbourhood population to 1970 levels, enhancing the viability of commerce along south Osborne, increasing lagging property values and repopulating four local schools that are currently at 60 per cent capacity, helping to reduce the need for increased education taxes. The transit corridor is also acting as a catalyst on other adjacent properties, including a recent proposal for an 18-storey, mixed-use tower beside Harkness Station on Stradbrook Avenue.
There are numerous other strategies modern, creative cities are employing to promote internal growth and densification. In Winnipeg specifically, we might begin to consider a long-term plan to reclaim our old rail yards, look to remove environmental polluters that inhibit development near the St. Boniface Industrial Park and implement progressive taxation policies that focus more on land use than building value. We can provide incentives to fill urban parking lots and redevelop our unparalleled but underused stock of heritage buildings.
Embracing density is no longer a hippie urbanist cause. Recent events demonstrate the economic sustainability of our urban growth affects all Winnipeggers.
Everyone hates taxes, potholes, brown water and snow-filled streets. With renewed commitment to building our city in a sustainable manner, we will begin to address the root causes of Winnipeg's infrastructure deficit, reducing pressure on taxpayers and allowing governments to improve civic services.
Brent Bellamy is senior design architect for Number Ten Architectural Group.
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Updated on Monday, January 27, 2014 at 3:22 PM CST: corrects spelling of whisky.
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Officials helping to coordinate the City of Albany's July 4 Independence Day Celebration at the Exchange Club of Albany provide important information for those wishing to attend.
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ALBANY — Officials with the city of Albany have made thorough preparations to ensure fun and safety for all at its Independence Day Fireworks Celebration scheduled at 3 p.m. on the Fourth of July at the Exchange Club Fairgrounds.
Food and merchandise from vendors will be available throughout the day, with live music on two stages featuring local artists, including Dj ZAC-D, Mopeland, Barb Wire Frank Dremel, The Mathis Brothers, Meow KaPow, and Unbreakable Bloodline.
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Activities for children will include bouncy houses provided by Wilder's World, water slides and a slip and slide from Maker Space, a dunking booth and more. Chehaw will also provide an interactive animal display from 3-7 p.m.
A fireworks show will begin at 9:15 p.m., and officials strongly urge attendees to arrive early for the show.
"Last year, we had a lot of people come in right at the last minute, and the show was held up about 15 minutes while we tried to get everybody in," said Fireworks Coordinator Dale Henry.
"We put on a big show," Henry said. "It's probably one of the biggest ones around south of Atlanta, and we want people from all over the area to come out and enjoy the event."
The fireworks display includes thousands of ground and aerial fireworks in a 30-minute presentation set to music, which coordinators have been preparing since February.
"It's really kind of amazing the way it's all set up and the way it's all done," said Henry. "You'll see ground and aerial stuff going off at the same time."
"Those who arrive late are going to miss the ground work displays," said Ralph Paustian of the Albany Exchange Club. "With approximately 4,000 ground firework shells set up — if you miss those, then you're going to miss a lot of the show."
Safety precautions are in place for the event. According to Henry, each fireworks show crew member has multiple years of experience with this type of production, and emergency teams will be in place for backup as well, including the Albany Fire Department, Albany EMS and Albany-Dougherty Rescue.
Security checks will be conducted at the entrance. Attendees are not allowed to bring alcohol, backpacks, bags, coolers, weapons or pets. All personal fireworks, including sparklers, are also prohibited.
Cost of admission is $2 per person, or $5 per car with up to six people. Buses will be charged at $2 per person. Military personnel are free with Military ID.
In the case of rain showers, shelters will be provided for visitors, and the show will still go on.
"We'll be out there, rain or shine," Henry said. "The only year we've cancelled the fireworks was in 1994, during the flood.
"We've had it rain before up until 5 or 6 p.m., and we still shot the fireworks. We have ways of covering everything up and keeping it dry," he added.
"We may get wet, but the fireworks will stay dry."
For further information, contact the Albany Parks and Recreation Department at (229) 430-5222.
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Grill(s) Available, Guest Parking, Icemaker, Off Street Parking, Onsite Parking, Self-cleaning Oven
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Washer and Dryer Provided! High Speed Internet! Carpeting! Cable ready!
Lexington Commons is a great residential environment. We are conveniently located to the downtown area, area hospitals, and colleges. We are close to area shopping, dining and entertainment with easy access to Highway 29!
Leasing Terms
Our lease terms are: 3 months, 4 months, 5 months, 6 months, 7 months, 8 months, 9 months, 10 months, 11 months, 12 month. (Please note that lease terms may vary, are subject to change without notice, and are based on availability. Inquire with property staff for complete details).
Pet Policy
Cats Allowed. Dogs Allowed. Call for service animal policy.
Community Information
106 units
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Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00am-5:30pm
Saturday-Sunday: Please Call
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