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I'm personally surprised bipolar isn't talking as often as he normally does.
I better come clean about the time bomb... T_T I just wanted to kill someone inactive before it got stolen...
I doubt that Adonai was a wolf because, wouldn't it be clever to hide in an inactive characters home so the wolves don't get you? But if he was a wolf... cool?
About the items, maybe 1 more bullet was added?
Oh yeah. Feel free to kill me. Not like lynch me, but yell at me. I feel dumb.

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10. The Romantic Playwright
William Shakespeare (played by Joseph Fiennes) in "Shakespeare in Love" (1998)
For those who did not cheat or sleep their way through high school, Shakespeare is a staple in all or most English classes. Then, of course, there have been a countless amount of subsequent plays and films to follow, but Will actually puts a face to the legendary playwright's name in this Academy-Award winning movie. As love fluidly pours out of his sonnets and plays, one may wonder who exactly inspired him to be consumed by such romance. This is why his character is so captivating: it's a writer discovering his muse.
9. The Messy Professor
Grady Tripp (played by Michael Douglas) in "Wonder Boys" (2000)
If you can't do, teach. And in Grady's case, if you still can't succeed, do your boss's wife.
Once again, writer's block sucks a novelist dry of inspiration, but may easily be attributed to his excessive marijuana smoking. And although his student, James (Tobey Maguire), is the rising star, Grady affords more entertainment value. Scholarly savants seeking solace in forbidden trysts and narcotics are just more interesting.
Hanson, C. (Director & Producer), & Rudin, S. (Producer). (2000). Wonder Boys [Motion Picture]. United States: BBC.
8. The Love Letter Heartthrob and the Old Soul Diarist
Noah (played by Ryan Gosling) and Duke (played by James Garner) in "The Notebook" (2004)
Swoons were heard around the world when Noah Calhoun danced with Allie Hamilton in the streets of Seabrook, South Carolina. Hope was restored when he confessed to writing 365 letters to his love, and tears were shed when Duke revealed himself as the writer of the "Notebook."
How good are these said love letters?
Cassavetes, N. (Director), & Harris, L & Johnson, M. (Producer). (2004). The Notebook [Motion Picture]. United States: New Line Cinema.
7. The Anonymous Diatribe Writer
Charlie "Nuwanda" Dalton (played by Gale Hansen) in "The Dead Poets Society" (1989)
Charlie "seizes the day" by anonymously publishing a diatribe in his prep school newspaper. Insisting that females should be allowed at their school, jocular and abrasive Nuwanda further mocks the headmaster by graciously (but inconveniently) accepting a phone call from God:
"Welton Academy. Hello. Yes, he is. Just a moment. Mr. Nolan, it's for you. It's God. He says we should have girls at Welton."
Failing to uphold Welton's four virtues of tradition, honor, discipline and excellence, Charlie takes quite the beating for his disparaging article; probably not exactly what John Keating meant when he shoved "carpe diem" down the boys' throats. And apparently he felt his writing was more important than sustaining an overpriced education and keeping your friends safely at bay.
Weir, P. (Director), & Haft, S., Thomas, T., Witt, P. (Producers). (1989). The Dead Poets Society [Motion Picture]. United States: Touchstone Pictures.
6.The Crazy Poet
The Mad Hatter (voice of Ed Wynn) in "Alice in Wonderland" (1951)
Never has there been a more nonsensical, illogical and ludicrous poet as the Mad Hatter. Prepositions are desecrated, tableware is flying and a small mouse is reciting the Hatter's words seemingly drunk. His songs possess no meaning and are enough to make a young blond girl in a blue dress suffer from a considerable amount of distress (although she was clearly a rattled to begin with).
Famous riddle: "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" True to his nature, there is no answer.
And now Johnny Depp, under the influence of Tim Burton, will surely make him crazier.
See the trailer for Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland.


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Gerald Paul Benson 1933-2011
Gerald "Jerry" Benson passed away peacefully at home with his loving wife, Joan, at his side. Born to Rodney and Mae Benson in Passaic, N.J., Jerry moved to the San Fernando Valley with his family when he was 14 years old. He graduated from Notre Dame H.S. and married his high school sweetheart. After serving in the Armed Forces for two years, Jerry spent more than 35 years as a Shell Service Station owner. He loved fast cars.
Legislators of the Golden State have yet to pass a budget and now these elected officials will not get paid for each day it continues to go unbalanced and unsigned by the governor. State Controller John Chiang decided this week to enforce two separate voter-approved measures: one that requires a balanced budget and one that holds lawmakers accountable for failing to meet the first mandate.
InyoŌĆÖs county seat of Independence is not only appropriately named for Fourth of July celebrations, but the residents there work overtime to make sure the Southern Inyo town is the place to celebrate AmericaŌĆÖs birthday. That extra effort results each year in patriotic and otherwise July 4-themed action from morning through the night with a flag-raising, parade, barbecue, kids games, arts and crafts fair, a marathon and a pyrotechnics display at the Independence Airport.
In a county where only 2 percent of the land is owned by private citizens, finding a large parcel of property for development can be a difficult task.
Grace Speakman raced her way into first place in the Youth WomenŌĆÖs Overall division at The 100ŌĆÖs MC Classic dirt bike race May 28 in Spangler Hills. The Bishop 13-year-old comes from a long line of desert racers and has been competing for two years. Her 2010-11 seasons include top fives in every race she entered.
ItŌĆÖs not too late to sign up for this weekendŌĆÖs One-Pitch Tournament held at Bishop City Park this Saturday and Sunday. Proceeds from the tournament will go towards memberships at the Bishop Bullpen for underprivileged athletes. The format on Saturday is a round robin. Sunday is a single-elimination run for tournament champion. Each team is guaranteed four shots at the gold. Play starts at 8 a.m. each day. Saturday ends at midnight; Sunday action will go until 2 or 3 p.m. Teams interested in participating, call Willy Pasquel at (760) 937-2019.
Families turned out in droves for the annual Independence Fishing Derby last Saturday. The day started on the water and ended in Dehy Park for the weigh-in, a silent auction and music, followed by prizes for big trout and bigger stringers. Winners included: Heaviest Trout, Adult Category 1st ŌĆō Matt Sanchez (El Cajon), 3 lbs. 2nd ŌĆō Schuyler Gingrich (Covina), 2 lbs., 9 ozs. 3rd ŌĆō Tracey Dallarosa (Coronado), 2 lbs., 5 oz. Heaviest Trout, Junior Category 1st ŌĆō Shane Hansen, 2 lbs., 14 oz. 2nd ŌĆō Mitch Mandic (Moorpark), 1lb., 11 oz.
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The last Sunday in Epiphany of each year is designated as World Mission Sunday – a time when the church comes together to focus on the global impact of our call to "seek and serve Christ in all persons" (Baptismal Covenant, Book of Common Prayer, p. 305).
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Communities are celebrating three victories against fracking this week. Quebec, New York and New Brunswick all rejected fracking after years of opposition from communities calling for the protection of community health and the environment.
The Montreal Gazette reported, "Premier Philippe Couillard closed the door on shale gas development in Quebec after an environmental review said its risks outweighed the economic benefits."
At the end of September, the Great Lakes Commission released its Draft report on transport of crude oil in Great Lakes region, which provides an overview of the increase of crude oil transportation in the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence River region. The Commission gave stakeholders 60 days to provide comment on the Draft report. The final report will be formally released at the Commission's 2015 semiannual meeting on February 24-25, 2015 in Washington, D.C. Thirty organizations signed a collective submission to the Great Lakes Commission outlining gaps in the draft report including:
Communities in Atlantic Canada are currently dealing with the fallout of fracking projects that occurred prior to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia's moratoriums. There are two New Brunswick communities, Saint John and Dieppe, that are exploring plans to treat fracking wastewater in their municipal wastewater treatment plants and to discharge the waste in local rivers connected to the Bay of Fundy. This summer, Atlantic Industrial Services (AIS) pitched a proposal that would see the town of Dieppe treat 30 million litres of "treated" fracking wastewater into its sewer system.
Earlier in November, Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau gave a speech to the Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships where he promoted Public-Private Partnership (P3s) as a solution to infrastructure needs. The Harper government has also been promoting P3s in infrastructure projects such as water and wastewater and transportation through the P3 Canada Fund.
In March, the beleaguered—some would say besieged—city of Detroit, Michigan announced it would begin shutting off water services to between 1,500 and 3,000 households every week. It seemed impossible at the time but officials quickly made good on the promise. Detroit, the former industrial powerhouse of one of the world's richest countries, has seen better days. But water is an essential social service, a necessity of life, and the city lies in the middle of the Great Lakes, the world's largest body of freshwater. How could the taps possibly run dry?
Suncor is setting a precedent around the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Basin with its new shipments of bitumen on the St. Lawrence River. On September 24, the first ever tanker to ship bitumen on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River Basin left the port of Sorel-Tracey in Quebec. The tanker, the Minerva-Gloria, carried an estimated 700,000 barrels of bitumen to Sardinia, Italy which arrived on Tuesday at 4:22 p.m. local time.
Detroit's water crisis has drawn international attention in recent weeks putting a spotlight on the water cut-off program being pursued by the city. Organizations on the ground have been calling for an end to the cut-offs since March when the city announced it would begin shutting off water services to 1,500 to 3,000 households every week. Following a report to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation submitted by the Blue Planet Project/Council of Canadians and Detroit groups, Special Rapporteur Catarina de Albuquerque warned that the mass water shut-offs were a violation of human rights.
So often we hear governments and the oil and gas industry promoting fracking as a way to create jobs. Job creation and fracking -- and other fossil fuel projects -- are often pitted against water, environmental and public health concerns. The debate is framed as a black and white issue: If you oppose fracking, you are "anti-jobs" and you cannot possibly be an environmentalist that supports job creation.
Here are five points that debunk these myths. The reality is we have different options and we need to get our governments to start talking about them.
Jobs! jobs! jobs!
You may remember on World Water Day the Council of Canadians sent prime minister hopefuls Justin Trudeau and Thomas Mulcair letters asking them their positions on key water issues along with some reading materials. The Council sent three reports, including Council of Canadians chairperson Maude Barlow's new report Liquid Pipeline: Extreme energy's threat to the Great Lakes and the St. Read more
Late Wednesday evening, the Council of Canadian Academies (CCA) released its long-awaited report Environmental Impacts of Shale Gas Extraction in Canada. In September 2011, former Environment Minister Peter Kent tasked the CCA to address the following questions:
What is the state of knowledge of potential environmental impacts from the exploration, extraction, and development of Canada's shale gas resources, and what is the state of knowledge of associated mitigation options?
If there is a consistent message throughout the report, it is this: we do not know enough about fracking.


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On November 23rd, St. Clair residents were asked to turn in their guns in exchange for grocery vouchers. State's Attorney Brendan Kelly told News 4 that the vouchers were purchased with a $10,000 grant from drug money seized in the area.
One county resident said, "I need the money. I don't use the rifle. Why keep it in the house?" And by the turn out, this resident was not alone in that sentiment.
Sheriff Richard Watson said that previous gun buyback programs in the county have not been a success because people are often afraid of being questioned about their firearms.
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The modern man cave is not about upgrading to a larger TV or painting over the paneling, rather, it's about creating a space that your man loves and that doesn't horrify you or the rest of your family. True, most man caves are subterranean and sport beer collectibles, but it doesn't need to stay that way forever.
If done well your upstairs family room or even living room can become a chic man cave. Masculine decor can look simply modern, even if there are discernible feminine touches such as a classic chandelier like the specimen found over the black pool table!
Simple white sheers on the window and contemporary wall decor can always be used to counter the masculine lines of the TV and media stand. Harmony, isn't it grand?
A great place to start if you are thinking about redecorating the ole man cave is mid-century design. It's manly but also trendy which appeals to almost everybody. So, the next time your man brings up the topic of his Neanderthal needs, your response should not be no, but when do we start?
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No one is completely symmetrical. Be happy with who and what you are and accept yourself with all your perceived issues. You are the only one who is really annoyed by it.
A right handed woman's right breast is slightly bigger than the left boob, as is a left handed woman's left boob being bigger than the other squeezer. Any human beings active side is slightly bigger than the passive side.
that is called normal.they have no answer to it.
It's totally normal, just like one side of your face isn't the mirror image of the other half.
Depends on the view. Let me see.
I hear it's actually normal. I know lots of women who have one breast slightly larger than the other, but it's usually not noticeable (like mine). I did know one lady who was an A cup on one side and a C cup on the other.
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Over 80 percent of Catholics under 30 use social media
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 11, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Sixty-two percent of adult U.S. Catholics, representing an estimated 36.2 million people, have a profile on Facebook; 58 percent of Catholics age 30 and under share content such as pictures, articles and comments at least once a week on social media; and nearly a third of all surveyed said they would like their pastors and bishops to blog, according to a newly-released study by the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) at Georgetown University.
"Catholic New Media Use in the United States, 2012" surveyed 1,047 self-identified Catholics from September 10-18. The study was released November 11 at "An Encounter With Social Media: Bishops and Bloggers Dialogue," an event sponsored by the Department of Communications of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) in conjunction with the U.S. bishops annual Fall General Assembly in Baltimore. "The CARA report suggests many opportunities for the Church to engage with those who live on the 'Digital Continent,' as Pope Benedict XVI describes this new culture of communications," said Bishop John Wester of Salt Lake City, chairman of the USCCB Committee on Communications. "We can approach this as missionaries, eager to find God already present among the inhabitants of this world and to engage them, especially young people, in meaningful dialogue about morals and values in this new public square." "In this context, the role of the laity becomes ever more central," said Archbishop Claudio Celli, president of the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, in a message to the bishops and bloggers gathered in Baltimore. "The 'voices' of the many Catholics who are present in blogs, social networks and other digital forums are reaching people who might not otherwise encounter the message of Jesus." According to the CARA study, 37 percent of Catholics born before 1943 have a profile on Facebook, and that number climbs to 82 percent among Catholics born since 1982. Twenty-four percent of Catholics 30 and under use Twitter, 15 percent are on LinkedIn, and 13 percent use Instagram.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Patrick Industries, Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter And Twelve Months 2009 Financial Results
Income from continuing operations in the fourth quarter of 2009 was positively impacted by a $0.6 million adjustment related to an intraperiod tax allocation between continuing and discontinued operations. The tax expense reflected in discontinued operations resulted in a like amount of tax benefit applied to continuing operations. No net tax benefit or tax expense resulted from the tax allocation on a consolidated basis. The income tax benefit for fourth quarter and twelve months 2008 reflected the establishment in the fourth quarter of 2008 of an $18.0 million deferred tax asset valuation allowance against all of the Company's deferred tax assets and virtually all state deferred tax assets. The tax valuation allowance was increased by $1.1 million in 2009 for deferred tax assets net of deferred tax liabilities.
The tax valuation allowance does not impact the Company's ability to utilize its net operating loss carryforwards to offset taxable earnings in the future. At December 31, 2009, the Company had a federal net operating loss carryforward of approximately $31.8 million that will not begin to expire before 2027.
Fourth Quarter Commentary
Net sales were $53.4 million in fourth quarter 2009 compared to $55.9 million in 2008. Net sales during the quarter benefited from an approximate 76% increase in RV wholesale unit shipments, which was partially offset by continued weakness in the MH and residential housing markets. MH unit shipments were down approximately 27% in the fourth quarter of 2009 compared to the prior year, representing the fifteenth consecutive quarter of declining shipments compared to prior periods.
Operating income for fourth quarter 2009 was $1.9 million compared to an operating loss of $70.9 million in 2008. Fourth quarter 2008 operating income included non-cash impairment charges and inventory write-downs of approximately $64.0 million, of which $7.3 million negatively impacted gross profit. Focused reductions in fixed and variable overhead, selling, general and administrative expenses, and warehouse and delivery expenses contributed to the increase in operating income in 2009 compared to the prior year. Twelve Months Commentary Net sales were $212.5 million in 2009 compared to $325.2 million in 2008. Net sales were negatively impacted by the lagging impact of the credit crisis and overall economic uncertainty, restricted credit conditions, and low consumer confidence resulting in reductions in end market demand, particularly during the first three quarters of the year, and reductions in RV and MH retailer and manufacturer inventory levels. According to industry associations, RV wholesale unit shipments were down approximately 30% for twelve months 2009 compared to the prior year, while MH unit shipments were down approximately 39% for the same period. The RV and MH markets represent approximately 81% of the Company's consolidated sales in 2009. Operating income for twelve months 2009 was $1.3 million compared to an operating loss of $70.2 million in the prior year. Twelve months 2009 operating income included a $1.2 million pretax gain on the sale of fixed assets. The twelve months 2008 operating loss included non-cash impairment charges and inventory write-downs of approximately $64.7 million, and $1.7 million of restructuring charges and other acquisition and financing related costs that were partially offset by a $4.6 million pretax gain on the sale of fixed assets. Focused reductions in fixed and variable overhead, selling, general and administrative expenses, and warehouse and delivery expenses in 2009 helped to offset the decline in gross profit that resulted from lower revenues. "Throughout the majority of 2009, RV and MH retailers and manufacturers continued to aggressively manage their inventory levels in response to restricted credit conditions and weakening economic trends, which in turn reduced demand and negatively impacted the sale of Patrick's products. To keep in line with anticipated demand, the Company continued to take aggressive steps to reduce costs and preserve liquidity," said Mr. Cleveland. "In 2009, we proactively explored, initiated and completed a number of necessary cost reduction and efficiency improvement initiatives including the closing and consolidation of facilities, further reducing our workforce, and successfully completing the divestiture of certain non-core businesses including American Hardwoods and the aluminum extrusion operation. These initiatives were designed to reduce our leverage position, keep operating costs aligned with our revenue base, and keep our overhead structure at a level consistent with our operating needs given current economic conditions," Cleveland further stated. Liquidity and Capital Resources For the full year 2009, the Company paid down approximately $14.5 million in principal on its long-term debt. The debt payments were funded by the net proceeds from the sales of the American Hardwoods and Florida buildings and the aluminum extrusion operation, and by utilizing cash on hand. In addition, net proceeds of $3.0 million from the sale of the aluminum extrusion operation and cash on hand were used to reduce borrowings under the Company's revolving line of credit. In addition, during the first quarter of 2010, the Company sold its operating facility located in Woodburn, Oregon. Approximately $4.0 million of the net proceeds from the sale of this facility were used to immediately pay down principal on the Company's term loan. "As we navigate through 2010 in anticipation of improving market conditions in the RV industry, we continue to focus our efforts on debt reduction, cash management, revenue expansion and new product development. The sacrifices made by our team members, the continued support of our banking group, reductions in fixed and variable overhead expenses, available capacity, and production and cost efficiencies gained in the last 24 months, have positioned the Company to increase revenues in all of the markets that we serve upon improvement in the overall economic environment. We plan to vigorously work to improve our RV and MH unit content and expand our product offerings through the addition of new product lines and the execution of our organizational strategic agenda with a focused "customer first" performance oriented culture," said Mr. Cleveland.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Israel's incoming foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, has stirred controversy over the years with comments about Arabs, notably Arab Israeli citizens and also Egypt.
He once suggested Egypt's Aswan Dam might be bombed and last
year he said the president of Israel's Arab peace partner could go
to hell.
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2009 - No loyalty, no citizenship - Lieberman's election slogan
calling for legislation to require Israelis, including Arab
citizens, to swear loyalty to the Jewish state.
"What we state unequivocally is that we are completely opposed to
what has been and still is the guiding principle of Israel's
foreign policy: 'land for peace' ... There is either 'peace for
peace' or the exchange of territory and populations." (Referring to
his proposal to trade Arab-populated parts of Israel to a
Palestinian state in exchange for Israel annexing Jewish
settlements in the occupied West Bank)
"You have to be generous to your friends and cruel to your enemies.
We are simply a society of wimps."
2008 - "Time and time again our leaders go to Egypt to meet
(President Hosni) Mubarak and he has never agreed to make an
official visit here as president. If he wants to talk to us, he
should come here. If he doesn't want to come here, he can go to
2007 - (To an Israeli Arab fellow member of parliament :) "You are
an ally in the Knesset of terrorists. I hope that Hamas will take
care of you and all the rest once and for all. Don't worry, your
day will come."
"If Israel has to deal with the Iranian threat by itself, it can do
2006 - Speaking of Israeli Arab legislators who support the
Palestinian cause: "The fate of the collaborators in the Knesset
will be identical to that of those who collaborated with the Nazis.
Collaborators, as well as criminals, were executed after the
Nuremberg trials at the end of the World War Two. I hope that will
be the fate of collaborators in this house."
2001 - "Mubarak continues to act against us and to travel for
consultations with Saddam Hussein. If he carries out his threat and
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ParentBloggers and Ryka shoes are asking the question, "how do you FIT it in?" and I aim to answer. Here are my favorite exercises for getting sweaty post-baby:
- Running. "Running late" that is, with a baby strapped to my chest or dangling from my person for an extra 17 pounds resistance to build my over-developed right arm.
- Biking. That's real outside fresh air biking or a spin class. Alec commits to staying in with the boys on Sunday mornings so I can get my ride on. This coming Sunday, I'm doing the Tour d'Organics with a girlfriend. Allegedly. We'll all drive up in the morning on Sunday and Alec will meet us at rest stops for fresh organic fruit and nursing breaks. We're doing the short one.
- Swimming. Swimming was my sport of choice when I just had Holden to contend with and I can honestly say I've only been in the pool once post-Milo. I did the ocean swim portion of an Olympic triathlon while nursing a four-month old in the transition area, so it's a point of great pride for me… even if it's in the past.
- Chasing toddlers and deep breathing. These are my real exercises. The ones I do every day.
- Baby Bootcamp. I fit in the real class exactly once and loved it (despite my own crying and my baby's crying it was good to have an actual instructors and compassionate peers). The photo here is me and Scarlett and Milo making up our own rules with lunges, jogging stroller, and the Bjorn.
- Laughing. Is that a sport? It's probably the most important one to make time for amidst the chaos.
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It was a un(der)-carbonated home brew from a friend. He brought a bottle to our club meeting last night knowing it wasn't carbonated because it was just bottled Saturday. I have a banana short mead and a banana wine brewed with saison yeast in secondary. But I didn't know what a saison was when I chose that yeast. Since then I've read about the funk and horse blanket tastes here on HBT. I was scared! Scared of how my drinks will turn out, and scared to try his brew. I liked it. I can really see why people say horse blanket, but that was a nice characteristic. I'm looking forward to trying it again once it's fully carbed, and then to trying comercial examples as well.
Saisons don't usually have much "Horse". They can be described as "funky", but that's not a very descriptive description. The funk is usually looked for due to the strain of yeast and fermentation temps. Also people put lots of things in saisons to make them fruity or spicy and that's ok, but a lot of people also say that you should get that only from the yeast and temperature. Horse is generally associated with Brettanomyces, which might happen to get into a Saison fermented in the open, but usually a Saison yeast strain is just fruity, and/or spicy. The wheat malt helps with this. Saison has a BJCP listing, yet historically it was brewed by farms using whatever they had on hand and without fermentation or any good place to keep the fermentation cool, the beer had a stronger funk than most people at the time were used to in other areas. Herbs and spices may have been put in, but there is no good record of that being common at all. If you liked the homebrew Saison, I urge you to try a few commercial examples, like New Holland's Golden Cap or Saison DuPont. There are several others that I cannot recall at this time that I've had that were good. The tricky part of brewing a Saison is managing the yeast during fermentation. The head brewer at New Holland emailed me with some recommendations and according to him you should ferment warm, like above 80 and up to 90 or more. Saison yeast strains are notorious for going gangbusters at the start and then dying off and seeming to quit before they are fully attenuated. Some people rouse the yeast to help get it going again or add a second strain to help finish it off. Otherwise it can take a few more weeks.
I used a White Labs Saison strain and it was pretty finicky after a few days. Not sure if that is the DuPont strain or not. I hear they have a newer strain that I think is a blend that has reportedly worked well. I haven't used it. The Email from New Holland guy also indicated adding a bit of sugar and mashing very low to make the beer as dry as possible. Their recipe used Spelt, but he would not give me the name of their source and suggested that wheat would be an appropriate substitution for homebrew.
I use WLP568 all the time. It's White Lab's Saison Yeast Blend. Per White Labs:
I've had great results adding the sugar (boiled in water and cooled) after about a week and a half. It seems to spur the DuPont stain back into action.


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1. In a blender combine chopped peaches, lime juice, soy sauce, and chili sauce. Blend until nearly smooth. Transfer to a resealable plastic bag set in a shallow dish. Smash garlic with the side of a broad-blade knife or the bottom of a skillet. Add garlic and pork chops to bag; seal and turn to coat. Let stand up to 30 minutes at room temperature, or refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours, turning occasionally.
2. Remove pork from marinade, reserving marinade. For a charcoal grill, grill chops on the rack of an uncovered grill directly over medium coals for 14 to 18 minutes or until chops are slightly pink in center and juices run clear (160 degrees F), turning once halfway through grilling and adding the peach halves and pepper quarters for the last 7 minutes of grilling. (For a gas grill, preheat grill. Reduce heat to medium. Place meat on grill rack over heat. Cover and grill as above.)
3. Meanwhile, for glaze, pour reserved marinade into a small saucepan. Add honey and bring to a simmer. Simmer for 2 to 3 minutes or until slightly reduced and thickened (discard garlic cloves). Remove pork, peaches, and peppers from grill and brush with glaze. Chop peaches and peppers as desired for serving. Pass remaining glaze. Sprinkle with parsley.
Nutrition Facts (Peach-Glazed Chops) Servings Per Recipe 4,
Calories 476,
Protein (gm) 41,
Carbohydrate (gm) 43,
Fat, total (gm) 16,
Cholesterol (mg) 117,
Saturated fat (gm) 5,
Monosaturated fat (gm) 6,
Polyunsaturated fat (gm) 2,
Dietary Fiber, total (gm) 4,
Sugar, total (gm) 38,
Vitamin A (IU) 1701,
Vitamin C (mg) 56,
Thiamin (mg) 1,
Riboflavin (mg) 0,
Niacin (mg) 13,
Pyridoxine (Vit. B6) (mg) 1,
Folate (µg) 24,
Cobalamin (Vit. B12) (µg) 1,
Sodium (mg) 1227,
Potassium (mg) 1113,
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Grace Van Pelt is abducted from her hotel room. Richard Haibach is the prime suspect but comes to the FBI to taunt them with his airtight alibi.
When the FBI has to let him go, Risgsby and Jane abduct Haibach and trick him into taking them to where he's holding Grace.
Grace breaks out of the basement of a cabin in the snowing woods of Taos, New Mexico but is quickly picked up by Haibach's sister Hazel who duct tapes her and waits for Haibach.
When Jane and Rigsby arrive, Hazel's shotgun blast partially hits Rigsby, allowing Haibach to get his gun and shoot him. Then Haibach and Hazel take Jane and Grace outside. Grace is forced to watch while Haibach threatens to cut off Jane's fingers with an ax.
A bloody, wounded Wayne comes out and manages to take the shot gun from Hazel and shoots and kills Haibach.
Wayne survives and the friends gather at the hospital. Even though Abbott offers both Wayne and Grace positions with the FBI, they turn it down and look forward to civilian life with their children.
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Black and White Brownies
Recipe courtesy Gale Gand
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- Total Time:
- 1 hr
- Prep:
- 20 min
- Cook:
- 40 min
- Yield:
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- Level:
- Easy
- 12 ounces semisweet chocolate
- 1/2 cup butter
- For the cream cheese batter:
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 9 ounces cream cheese
- 3/4 cups sugar
- 3 eggs
- 3 tablespoons flour
- 1 tablespoons vanilla
- For the chocolate batter:
- 6 eggs
- 2 1/4 cups sugar
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1 tablespoons vanilla
- 3/4 teaspoons almond extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
Melt chocolate and 1/2 cup butter and set aside to cool.
To make the cream cheese batter, with a whip attachment cream 6 tablespoons butter than add the cream cheese and continue mixing. Add the sugar, beat until fluffy then beat in the eggs, then flour, and vanilla. Set aside.
For the chocolate batter, in a separate bowl whip the eggs and sugar until fluffy. Stir together the flour, baking powder, salt, and mix into egg mixture. Mix in the melted chocolate and butter, and the extracts.
In a rectangular pan, lined with parchment, spread half the chocolate mixture. Spread the cream cheese layer over that to cover, then drop remaining chocolate batter by spoonfuls on top then swirl with a knife. Bake for 40 minutes. Cool and cut into bars.
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Pretty obvious why Rat Bastard is one of the worst bands. They don't even know a band's history but claim they do. Cindy Deats was in a band with Scott known as "India I love You" and was never known as Marilyn Manson.
Rimada: It was a regular Thursday night at Churchill's. It was me, Tom Squelcher, and Rat making completely cacophonous fucking crazy-sounding shit, like normal. This guy out of nowhere just yelling at us, "Stop it! Stop it!" He's pulling at his hair, and we just ignore him. It's like a regular occurrence. They tend to freak out here and there about the noise.
Rat Bastard: I see this guy on the floor with a pool stick; you can't hear a fucking word he's saying. And finally he gets up on the stage. All of a sudden, he takes the pool stick and throws it on the ground. So I'm like, oh, he's going to come and choke me. But he reaches in his shorts and pulls out a gun. He walks up and points it right at me and says, "Now you're gonna stop." Unfortunately for him, I am not afraid of guns. I've had many guns pointed at me, because I grew up in New York and this area here. If it were a knife, maybe. I says, "Go ahead and pull the trigger."
Rimada: Rat acted as if he was not shitting his pants, but I saw his face. His jaw dropped totally.
Rat Bastard: And the guy had this weird facial change, and I'm thinking, "OK, I'm dead." He stepped back, put the gun in his pocket, like he was in a state of shock, and jumped off the stage. Then Barbara, the longtime bar manager, was like "You motherfucker!" and runs and throws him right out of the fucking place.
Lilah de Hellion, former bartender, founder of the Hellion Burlesque troupe: I was amazed Rat just kept playing; he really didn't blink. When the guy came down, he wanted another drink. He was really drunk. Barbara came out, and she said, "If you give me the gun, I'll give you a drink." I had seen that he had another gun in his belt. And I told her that. And she was like, "Oh! The other one too!"
Rimada: The guy was just frustrated. He pointed the gun at all of us, and we weren't stopping, so he just kind of gave up and walked out of Churchill's.
De Hellion: The guy ended up catering my wedding.
Rat Bastard: It turns out the guy is a supernice guy with three kids, but the music just made him nuts. He came in and apologized and bought me a beer. I was like, "Yeah, don't worry about it."
Toth: And then he was in Rat's band the next week.
Violence is often self-inflicted at Churchill's. One of the pub's most infamous moments is Chuck Loose's self-immolation stunt, which went very wrong — and it was all caught on VHS.
Loose: So yes, I was in this band called Chickenhead, and we were very, very self-destructive. One day, I made this really brilliant plan to light myself on fire during a show. I'd visited New York and seen this band called Fifth Column, a weird industrial group, and the singer burned his hair. So I was like, "That's such a great idea!" At the time, I was living in a house with a pool in the backyard. So I tried it out by dousing my shirt in lighter fluid, setting myself on fire, then jumping in the pool to put out the flames. After, I thought, "Well, OK. That wasn't so bad. I'll just jump off the Churchill's stage and roll around and it'll go out." Obviously, that was the hubris of youth... Basically, I went through the routine that I'd practiced, dousing myself in lighter fluid, lighting my T-shirt on fire, and letting it burn for a little bit. But at a certain point, I realized, "Oh, this isn't good." So I pulled my flaming shirt over my head, scorching off my eyebrows. I ended up with a few third-degree burns on my body too. So I had to go to the hospital, which was also awesome, because I had to explain why I was wearing makeup and all this silly punk-rock gear and how I managed to barbecue my chest and face. The nurse asked, "Where were you?" And I was like, "Churchill's." She just kinda looked at me and walked away. She already knew the place's reputation. But we're talking about Churchill's. And in context, lighting yourself on fire was no big deal.
Toth: I think Chuck got banned because of that, but obviously, he's played like 900 times since.
Loose: Well, when I lit myself on fire, the sound guy told me that I was banned for life. But he got fired like a week later. So my ban for life was dissolved. Then I rode a motorcycle on the stage. And this other sound guy told me that I was banned for life. But he got fired like a month later. So my ban for life was dissolved. Again.
Bowe: You have to do an awful lot at Churchill's to actually get banned for life.
Elena Davila, bar manager and former Jell-O wrestler: It's really more like a suspension. Nicky will tell them to come back in ten days.
Pretty obvious why Rat Bastard is one of the worst bands. They don't even know a band's history but claim they do. Cindy Deats was in a band with Scott known as "India I love You" and was never known as Marilyn Manson.


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Apologies for the rant; I want an outlet, and I want to hear what people think is the cause of this problem. Skip to the bottom if you want to hear the question. I used to play a game where people would be nice. Where the grass was green and you could have a friendly chat between teams and in your team while you're playing. You used to be able to talk about what you wanted to do, and people would tell you what they wanted to do. A compromise would be reached. The game would be fun. This is what LoL used to be like. It seems that lately, in a very short space of time, all of the nice people in the world have stopped playing LoL, and in their stead a bunch of 12-year-olds have started playing. A number of times I have gone into a game, having told the team in the champ select that I was gonna jungle. I'm a warwick, I've got smite and flash. Apparently not, because some kid has decided that he wants to jungle as yi with heal and ghost. I tell him I called jungle from champ select and he says, "i called jungle." "when?" "now" He refuses to move from this spot. I attempt to lane. He fails. We lose. This is but one instance; It has happened a number of times when attempting to mid as Ryze or Fiddle. In fact, while writing this I was queuing for a game, and it went into champ select, I took fiddle and called mid. Somebody then said, "im mid, give me fiddle? im soo good as him." It took the entire team telling him to choose another champion. He took Fizz. 4/5 melee team ftw. I'm dead as I write this, he's been verbally abusing the entire team whilst feeding their carries for the entire game. And it isn't just this, but the entire concept of trolling now applies to all of the 12-year-olds thinking they're witty and clever and trolls, yet the don't understand the concept or meaning of the term. It's strange. I simply don't understand why they'd do it. Then of course, there's the kind of guy that decides at the end of the game it would be nice to slander his teammates and call them noobs, tell them they sucked, instead of saying something like "Ah well, gg guys". Hell, I'd be happy if somebody would say, "Oh, Fiddle, maybe you should time your fears better, just something to work on~" Or something like "Oh, Ashe, try not to be so aggressive". Nope. "omg u all noooobss olaf y u suck omg kat ur feeder noob" What did it, do you think? What happened to replace the population base so? Perhaps it was a simple invading species effect; the new players were introduced to the community and drove out the other, nicer players. Or it may be that these people are always encountered as single queue players, and all of the nice players band together to get away from the 12-year-olds in question. Theories, answers, rage, all is welcome? :P
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it happens. it's a minority though, i feel if you are generally nice and courteous people give it back x10. however sometimes people can't be helped... especially if they are a premade. i tend to be the first person to have the option of "calling" who i want, but at the same time im usually the first person to change champs so we can get a jungler/support/whoever isnt wanted. focus on the good games you have, not the bad
In the first example I would ordinarily have happily given him the spot as Fiddle, but I had been in 3 games where I wanted to play Fiddle but changed to allow for a team weakness and the team was fine; Had he picked, say, Ashe, or an AD ranged, it would have been a great team. Almost perfect. It was simply that he wanted to be fiddle in middle. xD Just to justify~ And I do try I have a big long list of friends that I've met in the good games, it's just that lately these kinds of people have been showing up alot more~
There was no good old times, the communiyy now is almost identical to as it was on beta. The only difference is the amount of people there are, so you are meeting a relatively small variety of people.
I have a few things to share: They haven't heard of constructive criticism They're hellbent on winning just one game in their life and have more sentimental value for it than their childhood toys They haven't matured yet (And they may never will) Sometimes you gotta take the good with the bad and take the bad with the good. But for now... "There is no dispute." ~Shen, the Eye of Twilight.
you wanna know why people are like this? People are sick of losing. Simple
Eh, they'll become used to losing and just do PvP for the sake of trolling or something like that.
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Competition always brings out the devil in people. It starts off as good sportsmanship and slowly gets corrupt.
It gets corrupt like Metroid Prime 3: Corrpution!
Points I'd like to note : the smart people probably got better and are playing higher. The game is popular and "mainstream" (it' the wow of MOBAs), a lot of people come in, a lot of them are idiots. Aka the few good people are diluted in the mass. The game is old, some people probably got tired of explaining the same things 1000x. They are also more assured in what they know about the game. Some things became trivial to them. What was "you should try to get only the last hit on the minions" became "noob, stop pushin"


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Brad Richardson is Director of the DMC Resource Center in Iowa City, which is connected with The University of Iowa School of Social Work. David Goodson is with the Family & Children Council in Waterloo and works with a variety of organizations, including social action, seeking to identify problems and form solutions.
Mundt: Welcome to both of you. It's kind of the template for our discussion here. We're going to talk about some problems, and we're going to talk about what we hope are some solutions. As you look at those startling statistics, the disproportionate number of African Americans in Iowa who are in prison, what do you see as the causes? Brad, I'll start with you.
Richardson: Well, there's a wide variety of causes. What we've been looking at is the overrepresentation in the juvenile justice system. We started that about seven years ago. We then moved on to include the child welfare system and then also disproportionality in the education system, suspensions, expulsions, achievement gap. I think Iowa rates worst in the country in terms of disciplinary actions in schools.
So there's a range of problems in each of these systems. These systems are connected. So we've been doing research. We've been trying to raise awareness. We've been trying to engage communities. I think raising awareness is one key to creating better services. But I don't think we have -- we don't have a proposal out there for if you do (a) that this will bring the disproportionality down.
Mundt: It's hard when so many of these pieces are -- actually acting on one does have a ripple effect, but it's probably not enough to make a major change. You really have to act on all of them.
Richardson: And what's been happening historically is that the ripple effect has been in the wrong direction, and so it's caused problems.
Mundt: David, what are your thoughts?
Goodson: My thoughts are that when you're talking about the causes of these disparities, whether you're talking about the education system, suspension rates, dropout rates, whether you're talking about juvenile justice or the adult criminal justice system, you have to begin to understand the legacy of racism. And so when you begin to understand that, that's where I begin to say that this is the result of some of this.
So what do I mean and how does race and racism play into it? When two different people -- white, black -- commit the same offenses but get different sentences, similarly situated crimes, different sentences, same with the school system, commit the same misbehavior in school, one gets suspended, one goes to in-school detention or so forth.
So this whole idea of this double standard and differential treatment in the education system, the criminal justice system, the juvenile justice system -- gain, I think you have to begin to understand the legacy of race and racism in this whole genre and, you know, how did we get -- how did we get to the point of all these disparities, how did we get to the point to where we have, in 2008, 2.3, -4 million people in the adult system, over 50 percent of those are African Americans.
When you look back from the early 1900s going from 60,000, 100,000, 200,000 -- up until 1900 to 1970, '79, America had never had more than 350-, 400,000 people in prison, but once the drug epidemic hit in the 1980s, we went from 1979 to 1990, 1.2 million people, 1990 to 2000 and current 2.some million people, overwhelming majority African American.
Mundt: Mandatory minimum sentences plays into that a little bit. There's this issue of race. That's a hard issue I think for us in Iowa and for anywhere in the country for folks to look at and face, the idea that -- I think we want to think that we've come to a point where we're beyond that. I guess what you're saying is that maybe we're not. Brad, do you think that's one of those lingering things that we have to deal with?
Richardson: When we look at who is being locked up in the juvenile justice system -- and those are kids that are going to populate our prison system down the road -- we've seen a growing number of people who are confined for misdemeanors. Fifteen years ago we were talking about the super predator, and that just hasn't turned out to be the case. So we have become more restrictive, and so we're locking people up for misdemeanors and then -- they learn things from being locked up, not that we necessarily want to teach them, they learn --
Mundt: And that leads to recidivism. What David, though, is saying is not only are we doing that but somewhere along the line a decision is being -- something happens and it turns out that a black man is more likely to be put into prison for misdemeanors, nonviolent criminal offenses, than a white man.
Richardson: And there is certainly what some call subtle, unintended bias, racial bias. Some would use the term institutional racism. It sure is there. What I was coming to as far as detention, as far as locking people up, we want to teach them a lesson so we lock them up.
But with kids, what they learn when we lock them up -- one thing we know is if you lock up a low-risk offender with a high-risk offender, that's probably the surest way to make that low-risk offender also a high-risk offender. The other thing that we teach them is once you've broken down that barrier to being locked up, you're afraid of it, you get locked up, someone comes along and says if you don't do this, we're going to lock you up again, they say did it before.
Mundt: Been there once before.
Richardson: So that might work one time, but successive lockups, you run out of the effectiveness very quickly.
Mundt: How do we begin to address this? We've been aware of this for twenty years, and it seems like during that period of time its only gotten worse. So, David, how do we begin to address this issue and think about not only how we got there but also begin to take some real steps to get us out of it?
Goodson: I think it's real easy. It's real simple. There has to be a shift in paradigm, a shift in how we view crime and punishment. We have to -- we have to eliminate zero-tolerance policies in school. They have to be eliminated. You have to be able to make discretion case by case. We have to eliminate mandatory minimum sentencing, taking away the discretion of judges. We have to give judges back the discretion. So those are the ways we begin to solve it.
And we have to understand and begin to believe that prisons should be reserved primarily for violent offenders. And the overwhelming majority of people in prison are nonviolent offenders, and we don't have to continue to send nonviolent offenders to jail and to prison. And so we must expand community-based corrections, agency-based corrections, faith-based programs and so forth. That's how we begin to solve this.
Mundt: But it's a significant -- it's a major infrastructure change because it says those treatment programs and, as you said, faith-based programs, private programs that are available oftentimes to the white kids or to African American kids who maybe are a little higher on the socioeconomic scale are going to have to be expanded and certainly, probably, more well funded than they are now.
Goodson: Well, certainly. But we need to -- we need to begin to move in that direction. We must. We cannot continue to incarcerate our way, so to speak, out of this issue, out of this problem. And the bottom line is that people need to think about is that nonviolent offenders -- we should not have 1.4, 1.6 nonviolent offenders in prison, period.
Mundt: Brad, what do you think of that, looking at it from that issue of zero-tolerance policies in schools and mandatory minimum sentencing?
Richardson: I think that's absolutely the case. I think the system is broken. We've done all kinds of studies over the last seven years. Others have done studies. We find that -- when we've gone out and talked to people about overrepresentation and suspensions, the kids that we've talked to said suspension doesn't work. The way it's used seems racist, but the schools continue to use suspensions.
And child welfare, about 50 percent of the kids who transition out of the child welfare system end up either in prison or homeless within the year following their exit from child welfare. That's nationally, not Iowa. I'm not sure what the Iowa statistics are.
In the juvenile justice system, there are situations where kids get locked up in -- while people are thinking about what an alternative to detention will be. That seems very backwards. You want to have an alternative to detention that precedes being locked up. But in many of these counties that we've looked at --
Mundt: They have no other place to put them.
Richardson: They say, well, let's put them in detention and then we'll figure out what to do, or they should go to an alternative. That makes no sense.
Mundt: There's no other place -- there aren't other agencies or other treatment centers.
Richardson: There could be. But we need to restructure the way we do things. Right now the structure is to put them into detention and then put them into an alternative to detention.
Mundt: David, we've talked a lot about juveniles. Let's talk about adults a little bit. We have people who apparently have already maybe gone through that school-to-prison pipeline. It's not as though there is no hope for them, but what do we do for them to help them out?
Goodson: Are you talking for the adult?
Mundt: Yeah.
Goodson: There's all sorts of prison reentry initiative programs popping up across the country. When you talk about men and particularly African American men, there's all kinds of fatherhood initiatives. I work for the Family Children's Council and I'm a coordinator for the Empowering Dads program. We do prison reentry, responsible fatherhood, parenting, so forth. So we have to sort of incorporate more of these kinds of programs because they are -- they do help people.
Mundt: Are there workshops or training?
Goodson: We have parenting classes. We work with employers to help individuals find jobs, because that's a huge barrier or hurdle once you get out of prison. Again, it seems that society is so bent on punishment, punishment, punishment. You know, a nonviolent offense will get you sent to prison, but it's a life sentence because once you get out, you have a felony, you can't vote, hard to get a job, and so forth and so on. So our programs work to sort of eliminate some of those barriers, help individuals find jobs and try to partner with employers, parenting classes, responsible fatherhood discussions in groups and those kinds of things, and they are helpful.
Mundt: So you've seen success with those programs?
Goodson: Absolutely. And probably the greatest success is my own, because I'm a former -- I'm an ex-felon myself who served prison time sixteen years ago, addicted to crack cocaine and so forth and so on.
Mundt: What made the biggest difference for you?
Goodson: Well, Lord of my life, number one. Number one, he intervened and delivered me and saved me and so forth. Other than that, I began to place a high value on what I wanted out of life and began to move forward in that area and so -- you know, I always say that having my children sort of forced me to grow up and become responsible, once I looked at them. So many men who have been involved in criminal activity don't take the time to really look at their children, allow them to force them to grow up, you know.
Mundt: Brad, in about a minute left, the Governor has signed executive order number 5, creating a couple of task forces. What are one or two things that you'd like to see come out of those task forces?
Richardson: Well, this isn't the first time there's been a task force about racial disproportionality, so I guess I'd start with what I don't want to see is a report that sits on a shelf for five or six years and no one pays any attention to the recommendations. One of the difficulties with a task force is that they conclude their work and they go away. So I would like to see something in place that would -- that would require follow through.
Mundt: Clear bench marks, things to --
Richardson: Absolutely. If you don't have some outcomes related to the recommendations that have to be achieved, then no one does anything with it. So I think that is probably paramount in what happens with that task force. And secondly, maybe there's -- the time has come when those bodies should be given some real regulatory power. A guy with a sentencing project just wrote a statement in, I think, an Ohio law journal, recommending that we have social impact assessments for laws that may disproportionately affect minority populations, similar to what we do with social impact statements elsewhere.
Mundt: Just ten seconds left. What's the one thing you want? Do you want accountability? Do you want bench marks, David?
Goodson: Absolutely. And I think, in ten seconds, Governor Culver I think has taken a step in the right direction now. He's talking about community-based corrections, funding for those programs, so I think he's taking a step in the right direction.
Mundt: All right. Thanks to both of you for coming and talking with us.


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While deer hunting today, I had a Rottweiler come into the area I was watching for deer. It was coming in my direction so I stood up (I hunt from the ground) so it could see me and not be startled when it got close to me. When it spotted me, it lowered its head and bristled up. I saw it was not a friendly dog so I shouted at it hoping it would leave the area. When I shouted, it came charging towards me. I did not have any other choice other than to shoot it. The bullet caught it in the chest and that was the end of him. He was in terrible
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