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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Chicago Waukegan/Gurnee
Among hotels in the Chicago Waukegan/Gurnee area, the SpringHill Suites by Marriott is a breath of fresh air. As the first SpringHill Suites in North America featuring the new A.I.R. design package, we invite you to celebrate travel life at this smart and stylish all-suite hotel offering a fresh perspective that turns everyday trips into memorable experiences. You'll find plenty of room to make yourself at home with up to 25% more space than a traditional hotel.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Lake Zurich/Barrington
The brand new Holiday Inn Express is conveniently located off Hwy. 12 and State Route 22. In the heart of Lake County, visitors will find our hotel ideally situated to enjoy the many recreational activities of the area including Kemper Golf Course, Six Flags Great America, Deer Park Town Center Mall and Historic Long Grove. Guests will enjoy a complimentary expanded Smart Start breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center and 24-hour business center. All rooms are 100% smoke-free and equipped with wired and wireless internet, refrigerators and microwaves. An on-site 750 sq. ft. meeting room is also available.
CITY:Lake Zurich
Country Inn & Suites by Carlson
A cozy stay at a comfortable place.
Holiday Inn Express Rolling Meadows - Schaumburg
Complimentary local shuttle, full hot breafast buffet, outdoor pool, fitness center, business center, complimentary wireless high-speed Internet.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Elgin Inn
With a complimentary continental breakfast each morning, indoor pool, pay-per-view movies and a caring staff, we will make your stay enjoyable.
Super 8 Motel/ Hampshire
Microwaves, mini-refrigerators and jaccuzi's in select rooms. Adjoining rooms, roll-away beds and cribs available.
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites
A five star hotel located about 20 minutes from O'Hare Airport and 40 minutes from downtown Chicago. Joseph's Lounge and Bennigans Restaurant located within the facility.
Candlewood Suites
Playing by different rules, the extended-stay traveler needs a hotel that understands their special needs. We provide you the amenities that make you feel at home.
Colonial Lodge Motel
Oldest motel in Elgin.
Days Inn - Libertyville
Close to Great Lakes, Six Flags Great America, and Gurnee Mills. We also offer a deluxe continental breakfast. www.The.DaysInn.com/Libertyville13906
Comfort Suites Elgin
Offering spacious suites, meeting space, hot breakfast buffet, wireless/wired internet, indoor pool and weekly guest reception. Over (9) restaurants within walking distance which makes us the ideal destination for both corporate and leisure travelers.
Quality Inn - Waukegan
84 spacious and newly renovated rooms. Conveniently located 3 miles from Great Lakes Naval Station, Waukegan Industrial Park, Gurnee Mills, Lake Michigan, Six Flags Great America and many more attractions.
Super 8 - Richmond
Free Superstart Breakfast, High Speed Internet. Close to Bike and Snowmobile Trail, Fishing, Boating, Skiing, Golf Course and Richmond Historic District. King or Double Beds, Expanded Cable, HBO, ESPN, CNN, Fridge-Micro In Some Rooms. Pets Accepted - 10.00 per day.
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites - Waukegan
Motel 6 - Chicago/Rolling Meadows
Located just off Highway 53 North in the hear of the Rolling Meadows business district. Arlington Park Racecourse - 1 mile, Woodfield Mall - 5 miles. Complimentary morning coffee, swimming pool. WiFi available in all rooms. Motel 6 offers clean comfortable rooms and great service at the lowest price of any national chain.
CITY:Rolling Meadows
Hampton Inn - Elgin
No. 1 rated for service in the State of Illinois. The staff is committed 100% to providing you with a great experience.
Comfort Suites Grayslake
Beautiful all-suite hotel featuring spacious rooms with separate living and sleeping areas, microwaves, refrigerators and free high-speed Internet access. Enjoy our free hot breakfast, indoor pool, spa, exercise room and game room. This hotel is close to local points of interest like the Six Flags Great America, Gurnee Mills Mall, Grayslake Historical Society & Museum, Lake County Fairgrounds, Jelly Belly Center candy factory and Lake Michigan which offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities like hiking, biking, fishing and boating. There are a number of entertainment venues, retailers, specialty stores, restaurants, cocktail lounges and coffee shops in the surrounding area. Pets are welcome with a deposit.
Hampton Inn - McHenry
Newest Hampton Inn in the greater Chicago area (opened in March 2003). This 77-room property is located at the McHenry Corporate Center. Hotel features a spacious lobby.
Super 8 Hotel - Mundelein
A "Pride of Super 8" motel featuring clean and friendly accommodations.
Super 8 Prospect Heights/Northbrook
Hotel guests will enjoy a continental breakfast, large-vehicle parking and free WiFi Internet. On-site fitness center and laundry facilities. This hotel has 120 rooms and is conveniently locatedoff Interstate 294 and adjacent to the Chicago Executive Airport
CITY:Prospect Heights
Morning Glory Bed & Breakfast
Located in the quite farm country on the outskirts of Harvard enjoy a quite night stay close to apple orchards, farm markets, golfing, and the annual Harvard Milk Days celebration.
Courtyard by Marriott, Chicago Waukegan/Gurnee
This newly renovated, hotel located in the Fountain Square Plaza, is near the Great Lakes Naval Training Center, Abbott and Cardinal Health and minutes from Six Flags. Relax and get ready for the day in one of 137 spacious guest rooms or 12 suites. Enjoy high-speed Internet access, premium pay movies and free in-room coffee - plus an indoor heated pool and hot tub. Start the day at the Courtyard Café with a hot breakfast buffet or grab a snack from "The Market" which offers a variety of food and beverages 24/7. Use the business center to charge your phone, plug in a laptop or fax/print documents. The 1,284 sq ft of meeting space is available for small meetings and social events. Hotel offers shuttles to Navy Graduation.
Super 8 Motel - Elgin
Begin at Super 8 Motel with free continental breakfast, and 24 hour coffee. Also enjoy free local calls and remote control TV with HBO, ESPN, CNN, Discovery and The Family Channel.
Super 8 Motel - Woodstock
Motel with 62 rooms. Standard rooms, presidential suites and jacuzzi theme suites.


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Dr. Henry
Henry VIII was known to self-medicate. The king had a book of prescriptions for treating his own ailments, and even concocted some of his own remedies.
The Middle Passage: 1699
Date: May, 31st 2013 12:30 pm - 12:45 pm
Taken from the memoir of James Barbot, the part-owner and "supercargo" of the slave ship The Albion-Frigate, this is an account of the harrowing "middle passage." It is also a frank look at the slave trade of the late 17th and early 18th centuries.*****
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I've recently moved to an area that uses chloramine in the city water supply. How do I remove it from the water?
1/4 of a campden tablet per five gallons should do the trick.
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I know you can boil off chlorine, but not chloramine. There was some talk on the board a while ago about using Campden tablets (1 per ten gallons of water I think) to get rid of it, but I'm not sure about that. If I had that problem, I might just buy some spring water at the store and avoid the issue.
I have chloramine in my tap water and use Campden to treat it. I haven't had any chlorophenol off flavors in my beer.
I have chloramine in my tap water (2.8ppm) and I have NOT used campden to treat it. I do NOT have any chlorophenol off flavors in my beer.
I've heard that carbon filters run slowly can remove them...
I use campton to remove chloramines. I get great beer.
How do you BBQ an elephant....first you get your elephant....
DC pumps chloramine (3.5 ppm) in their water and I don't do anyhting special. They also jack up the pH so they don't get lead in their water, but that's a different story.


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Larger bottles are USUALLY fine with regular caps. Sometimes there's a grolsch top, or sometimes there's a cork. If you're interested, and you have the caps/capper on hand, just try it and find out.
Just think how easy a 5-gallon bottle will be.
They have one it's called a keg!
When bottling in larger bottles, does any adjustment need to be made in the amount of head space in the bottle?
I've left roughly the same amount of headspace and it's been fine. Also, all my large bottles have been better than my smaller bottles, maybe they've conditioned better? I don't know.
Thanks for the reply. I just bottled my second batch, and decided to use a few recycled 22oz-ers and a champagne bottle. I went with the "bottle wand always gives perfect head space" philosophy I've seen in a few other posts, so if this yields anything less than ideal results, I'll update.


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One of Cincinnati finest Hip Hop artists, Buggs Tha Rocka, is making his new album, Scattered Thoughts of an American Poet, available for free starting today on various outlets across the internet (it's already generated fairly widespread buzz, including write-ups from the U.K. and France).
Buggs recently spoke with CityBeat's Brian Baker (who called the new LP a "masterpiece") about the new release (which features guest spots from Donte from MOOD, Moxy Monster, Tanya Morgan, Aida Chakra and Cool Kids' Chuck Inglish among others) and his progress in the Hip Hop world.
"The type of Hip Hop I do has always focused on technicality and emotion," Buggs said. "I take pride in being a wordsmith. That's where the 'American poet' came from. And 'scattered thoughts' is really what it is. It's everything I've been through, things I'm seeing in the news, a little bit of everything. My ups, my downs, my life in one CD. Instead of putting on a facade and an image, it's really organic and natural."
You can read Baker's full interview with Buggs here.
Buggs is hosting an intimate release party/performance this Friday at Over-the-Rhine club Maudie's. Showtime is 9 p.m., admission is $7 ($5 in advance here) and Buggs will be joined by MOOD's Donte (and probably other guests?) at the show.
Buggs has unveiled several videos (made in conjunction with Alvin Jordan and others) for various tracks from the album leading up to the release. Here's a clip for "Angel of Death" featuring Piakhan:
Buggs tha Rocka ft Piakhan - Angel of Death (Concept Video) from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
Here's the clip for "Bad Habits":
Buggs Tha Rocka - Bad Habits (Official Music Video) from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
Here's Buggs and Pappadon in the clip for "OuterXSpaceXLove":
OuterXSpaceXLove Feat. Pappadon from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
Here's "Rapture" featuring Phoenix Aphrodite:
Rapture feat. Phoenix Aphrodite from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
This is the clip for "My$tery":
Buggs Tha Rocka | MY$TERY from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
And here is the newest clip, for the track "Religiously," which was released today:
Buggs Tha Rocka - Religiously (Official Music Video) produced by Hop Trax from Buggs Tha Rocka on Vimeo.
Visit Buggs' official site here for the latest info and to download the album. You can also click below to check out and grab a copy of Scattered Thoughts of an American Poet.
The court case is over, but issues of race and politics that made it so contentious continue swirling.
Hamilton County Judge Norbert Nadel sentenced former Juvenile Court Judge Tracie Hunter to six months in jail and a year of probation Dec. 5 after she was convicted on one of nine felony counts last month. Hunter asked Nadel to defer her prison sentence until an appeal of her conviction had gone through. Nadel denied that request today and Hunter will most likely be behind bars soon.
Some say justice has been served, but others say the penalty is too harsh and premature. A letter signed by 56 people including many area Democrat leaders to Nadel Dec. 8 asked the judge to defer Hunter's sentence until after her appeal is heard. The letter says Hunter's appeal is made on "substantial grounds" and points out that if she goes to jail now and is latter vindicated, it will be a "pyrrhic victory" because she will have already served her sentence by that time. The letter cites the fact Hunter has no previous record and did not stand to gain financially from the crime.
It also points out the racial tension over the case and connects it to larger issues of race relations in the region and around the country, as anger continues over recent police killings of unarmed black men and a refusal by grand juries to indict officers in those cases.
"All across the country, serious questions of trust are being raised about the fairness of our justice system in dealing with matters involving race," said the letter sent by the Hamilton County Democratic Party and signed by Chairman Tim Burke, State Senator elect Cecil Thomas, State Rep. Alicia Reece and other notable party members. "To sentence to jail the only African American to ever be elected to our juvenile court, and one of the very few African Americans to ever be elected in a contested county-wide election in Hamilton County … will only deepen that mistrust. That is particularly true in light of the fact that other first-time offenders under similar circumstances would receive no jail time at all."
Hunter was the juvenile court's first black judge. After the
election for the seat in 2010 went to her opponent by a very narrow margin, she
fought a year-and-a-half-long court battle in order to get uncounted votes
counted to prove she had won. She came into the position intent on changing a
system where black juveniles are 10 times more likely to be arrested than
Almost 80 percent of children arrested in Hamilton County are black, according to a November federal lawsuit by Covington-based Children's Law Center against the county.
That resolve ruffled feathers. Among others, The Cincinnati Enquirer sued her for refusing to let reporters into her courtroom. Hunter's methods as a judge were unorthodox and her opponents say often illegal.
After a long, dramatic trial, Hunter was convicted last month for interceding on behalf of her brother, a juvenile court employee who was fired for allegedly punching an underage inmate. Hunter obtained medical records on that inmate for her brother, prosecutors charged. A jury deadlocked on eight other felony charges involving fraud, misuse of a court credit card, interfering with investigations and forgery. She motioned for a retrial three times, citing three black jurors who recanted their guilty verdicts and procedural irregularities in the courtroom. Judge Nadel denied all three motions.
Critics like Hamilton County GOP Chair Alex Triantafilou say Hunter was quite simply a bad judge and that her indictment and conviction have nothing to do with race. Her stature as a judge only makes her transgressions worse, and she should be disciplined accordingly, her critics say. That means jail time for a low-level felony that usually only gets probation.
"Judge Hunter is a judge and a public official," Nadel said after Hunter was sentenced. "Unfortunately, it may be a felony 4, but that is a double whammy."
Seasonal Fundraiser for New Edgecliff. The classic holiday story, Miracle on 34th Street — yes, the one with Kris Kringle and Natalie Wood as a child actor — will be brought to life as a radio production on Sunday evening at the Northside Tavern (4163 Hamilton Ave.) as an old-time radio drama. Produced by New Edgecliff Theatre with sound effects by WMKV's Mike Martini, it's a benefit to the theater group. Admission is $35, and it includes a dessert buffet at intermission provided by Cincinnati State's Midwest Culinary Institute. Tickets: 888-428-7311 (or at the door).
Rosie Keeps Singing. The Cincinnati Playhouse's production of Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical seems to be a big hit. The show, onstage in the Shelterhouse, opened on Nov. 20, and on its first night artistic director Blake Robison announced that sales were brisk enough to make it possible to extend the production a week beyond its intended closing date (Dec. 28) to Jan. 4. Demand for tickets has continued, so the Playhouse has extended the show another week, now closing on Jan. 11. Tickets: 513-421-3888.
to Dystopia.
If you've read Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel The Handmaid's Tale,
you know it's a creepy vision of the not-too-distant future in which the United
States has become a theocracy called the Republic of Gilead. An oppressive
regime forces women to bear children for population growth, but Offred resists
the demands made of her. Cincinnati Shakespeare gave Joe Stollenwerk's
adaptation of the show a workshop in 2009 and a short-run production in 2011
featuring veteran Cincy Shakes actress Corinne Mohlenhoff as Offred. Next month
Know Theatre fills in a TBA slot in its season with the show's first
full-fledged production (Jan. 23-Feb. 21). Cincy Shakes' Brian Phillips will
stage the one-woman piece with Mohlenhoff. They are married, so this is an
unusual opportunity for them to work together on a new work rather than the
classics that Cincy Shakes usually stages. Tickets ($20) are now available: 513-300-5669.
Alabama-born Hip Hop artist Yelawolf plays Newport's Thompson House tonight at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25.
Yelawolf began making waves in 2005 after self-releasing his debut album, Creek Water. The gifted MC landed a major-label deal with Columbia within two years, but the deal fizzled out and Yelawolf returned to working the underground. By the start of this decade, Yelawolf's signed with Eminem's Shady Records.
His debut for the label, 2011's Radioactive, featured guests like Killer Mike, Lil Jon and Kid Rock and was a chart and critical success. More track releases, mixtapes and collaborations kept fans occupied after the 2012 announcement of his second Shady Records album, Love Story, which will materialize next year. Yelawolf has been selling out shows all over the country, so you might want to call ahead or show up early.
Vibe recently posted an interview with the MC about his latest goings-on. Check it out here.
• Fantastic modern Americana trio The Lone Bellow plays the 20th Century Theater in Oakley tonight. Showtime is 8 p.m. and tickets are $20 at the door.
The Lone Bellow broke through with last year's self-titled debut album and the trio's forthcoming LP, Then Came the Morning — due January 27 and produced by Cincinnati native/The National guitarist Aaron Dessner — is drawing a lot of buzz already thanks to the release of a pair of singles. Here's the video for the most recent one, "Fake Roses":
Read Brian Baker's full preview of tonight's show from the most recent CityBeat here.
Click here for even more live music options tonight in Greater Cincinnati.
All right y'all. After a brief delay while I listened to a presentation about health insurance (as captivating as it sounds) I'm here with the news this morning.
Cincinnati's 600-strong uniformed police force will eventually be equipped with body cameras after a seven-month pilot program involving West Side officers wrapped up this week. The move comes as activists around the country call for more police accountability in the wake of recent police shootings of unarmed citizens. Cincinnati's body camera program will cost anywhere from $500,000 to $2 million depending on which vendor the city chooses. Cincinnati City Council's Law and Public Safety committee has pledged to help find funds, and Cincinnati Police Chief Jeffery Blackwell will be making a trip to Washington to ask the federal government for some of the money as well. Officers involved in the pilot program said the cameras they tested aren't perfect and expressed concerns about privacy for victims of crime and whether what is filmed will end up as public record.
Some activists around the country have called for federal rules requiring police wear body cameras, and President Barack Obama announced last week an plan to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to help equip police departments with the technology. Others, however, question the efficacy of the method, pointing to the death of Eric Garner, who died after being placed in a choke hold by police in July. The officer who placed Garner in a headlock was not indicted by a grand jury despite video footage of the incident.
• Though the streetcar is months away from being operational, you can still give the transit fanatic (or skeptic) in your life a rail-themed Christmas gift. Starting today, SORTA is offering a commemorative early pass for the Cincinnati streetcar allowing unlimited rides for periods of time after the streetcar opens. You can get the $25 card for those members of your family who are afraid of downtown and with whom you argued about the streetcar this Thanksgiving. Maybe some free rides will change their minds. Or they'll hate it and give it to you to use. Win-win. They, or you, will be able to ride cost-free for the first 15 days the streetcar is operating. You can step it up for the serious streetcar supporter and get the $50 or $100 cards, which give the recipient 30 and 60 days of fare-free riding, respectively. These are the first physical items issued to the public for the transit project, which I'm sure will be interesting to some folks.
• Answers in Genesis, the religious group behind a controversial Noah's Ark theme park in Grant County, Ky., has launched a billboard campaign it says seeks to correct "myths" about the project. The park has raised eyebrows because it could receive state tax credits even though its parent company makes its employees sign statements affirming their Christian religious beliefs. If the park did the same with prospective employees, it would not be eligible for help from the state. The state's Tourism Development Finance Authority has preliminarily approved a 10-year tax incentive package for the park that could be worth up to $18 million on the $73 million project. National advocates for the separation of church and state have cried foul at the deal, saying it violates state and federal non-discrimination laws. The Ark group, however, says they'll comply with those laws for the park. They're fighting back with 16 billboards in Frankfort, Louisville and Lexington directing people to their website. They've also sprung for an electronic billboard ad running in New York City's Times Square for some reason.
"With this new billboard campaign, the attention-grabbing wording will get people to visit our website, where they will discover the truth about our full-size Ark and learn how some intolerant people are trying to keep it from succeeding," the group said in an email news release.
• The Ohio Board of Education will meet today and discuss eliminating rules that require public schools in Ohio to hire art and music teachers, librarians and other specialized staff. The so-called "5 of 8" rule could be on the chopping block because some local control advocates say it amounts to an unfunded mandate on local schools from the state. However, those who support the rule say it ensures that all schools have faculty who can teach vital subjects and perform other necessary duties. They say eliminating the rule will hurt low-income students, whose cash-strapped schools will be most likely to drop the positions.
• State Rep. Alicia Reece formally introduced the so-called "John Crawford's Law" yesterday, which would require toy guns to be brightly colored to distinguish them from real weapons. The bill aims to prevent police shootings like the one that happened in August at a Beavercreek Walmart, where Crawford was shot while holding a BB gun. More recently, Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old, was shot and killed for holding a toy pistol on a playground in Cleveland. In a puzzling addition, the law would also limit where a person can carry a BB gun, even though Ohio remains an open carry state where you can tote around your real gun almost anywhere you please.
Hey hey! It's Monday. Stuff has been happening. Let's get our news on.
The idea of law enforcement piloting tiny unmanned craft with cameras is pretty unnerving to some folks, which is understandable. No one wants a little flying robocop filming you through your window as you eat Doritos and watch your seventh episode of Adventure Time in your bathrobe. But the Hamilton County Sheriff's office, which recently purchased a small drone, is seeking to allay such fears. They say the department will only use its tiny, $800 drone for taking overhead shots of traffic accidents and the like. Some call the idea creepy, but others say it's legit as long as boundaries are followed.
"I don't think we should be afraid of technology so long as it applies to and is used for a proper purpose," Hamilton County Commissioner Todd Portune told the Cincinnati Enquirer. "This seems like it's a legitimate use of the technology."
• A rally protesting racial injustice and recent police killings of unarmed black citizens drew more than 100 people outside Xavier's Cintas Center Saturday night, during a game between the Musketeers and the University of Alabama. The several student groups who organized the rally said attendance was well above what they expected. The rallies protested grand jury decisions not to indict officers who have killed unarmed black men in Ferguson, Mo., Beavercreek, Ohio, and New York City.
"While some evidence is unclear, we cannot ignore the reality that yet more White police officers have shot and killed unarmed Black males," the groups said in a joint statement emailed Saturday. "This is an unfortunate epidemic that is occurring across this nation."
Another protest at the University of Cincinnati organized by student groups there will take place today at 1 p.m. at University Mainstreet.
• After this summer's big showdown over the icon tax, efforts to raise the money to renovate historic Music Hall continue. Key fundraiser and philanthropic leader Otto Budig, who is helping lead the Cultural Facilities Taskforce charged with administering the repairs, says right now boosters still need to raise $40 million of the project's estimated $123 million cost. So far, the taskforce has locked in $45 million in private donations as well as $25 million in tax credits. The City of Cincinnati has also committed another $10 million, as well as $400,000 annually. Budig says raising the rest will be difficult, but he's vowed to make it happen.
• Over-the-Rhine's super-popular Rhinegeist Brewery is expanding into Northern Kentucky with a new distribution company called River Ghost. Rhinegeist already runs its own distribution in Southwestern Ohio, and Erlanger-based River Ghost will help the company do the same south of the river.
• So here's an update about efforts to get quick, daily rail service running from Cincinnati to Chicago. We left off in that story telling you about transit group All Aboard Ohio's push to get local universities on board with the idea, and it looks like that's starting to happen a bit. The City of Oxford and Miami University recently announced they will send a joint letter next month asking for a train stop in the city. Currently, Amtrak's Cardinal Line runs through Oxford but doesn't stop there. It's a baby step for the idea of daily service in the region. Miami U and Oxford aren't pushing for that, at least not yet — they're just asking to be cut in on the already existing route. But the addition could demonstrate pent-up demand for rail travel in the area, especially from Millennials who are less likely to own a car.
• Finally, Congress is stuck in gear. Plenty of folks feel like our elected officials don't represent the interests of the average American. So let's get more power to a viable third party to get things moving again and provide a little more competition and representation, right? Well, maybe. Maybe not. This Vox article highlights the complexities of that issue. The emergence of a powerful third party could grind the gears of government even further into dysfunction. Depressingly, it's by virtue of the fact that most all our political structures are designed for, and maintained by, the two major parties that a hypothetical populist third party couldn't work, according to the piece.
Morning y'all. Rather than brave the gross, cold weather, I'm working from home in the tiny circular turret next to my bedroom with a space heater blasting. One of the things I love about Cincinnati is not only that weird old houses like the one I live in still exist, but that I can afford to live in one on a journalist's salary. That's crazy.
But enough about me. What's happened in the past 24 hours? A lot.
First, prosecutors have offered seven of the Greenpeace activists arrested for hanging anti-palm oil banners from Procter & Gamble headquarters last spring a plea deal. That deal would cut their charges from felony vandalism and burglary, which carry a penalty of more than nine years in jail, to a misdemeanor charge of criminal trespassing, which is punishable by no more than 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. Nine activists in total gained access to P&G headquarters in March, hanging protest banners decrying the company's role in deforestation related to their use of palm oil. Some protesters repelled down the side of the building. Prosecutors say the group did tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage to windows in the building, though lawyers for the group deny this. They say the activists were simply exercising their First Amendment rights. One activist has since died in California and another took an earlier plea deal. A Dec. 12 hearing on the deal has been scheduled for the remaining seven.
• More than 100 people turned out last night for a rally downtown in honor of Eric Garner, who died in July after a New York City police officer put him in a chokehold. A grand jury Wednesday announced it would not indict officer Daniel Pantaleo, who administered the hold. That has led to protests in New York City and around the country, including here. You can find our full coverage of the rally here.
• It seems we're all about courts today. Special prosecutors in the case of former Juvenile Court Judge Traci Hunter want to send her to jail for up to 18 months. Hunter is in Hamilton County court right now for sentencing, and prosecutors are going after her aggressively. Hunter was convicted of one felony count of having an unlawful interest in a public contract in October. Her attorney has made three motions for a retrial since, citing procedural mistakes by the court and jurors who have recanted their guilty verdicts. Hamilton County Judge Norbert Nadel has declined those motions, however. Hunter says she will appeal her conviction.
UPDATE: Hunter has been sentenced to six months in Hamilton County jail.
• As anger over police use of force continues around the country, the Justice Department yesterday released the results of a year-and-a-half long investigation into the Cleveland Police Department. What they found was not good, and you can read our coverage of it here. The short version: The DOJ says the force has had numerous incidents of excessive force brought on by "systemic failures" within the department. CPD will be monitored by an independent panel as it makes court-enforceable reforms to its policing practices. The report comes as the department is under scrutiny for yet another controversial use of force incident: the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice at the hands of Cleveland Police Officer Timothy Loehman.
• The national economy added more than 320,000 jobs last month, government data released yesterday says, putting the nation on track for its best job growth in 15 years. Unemployment stayed at 5.8 percent, the lowest it's been since 2008. Many analysts take the boost as a sign the economy is continuing to recover from the deepest and most far-reaching recession in decades. That growth came in a number of different sectors, lending credence to the assertion that the economy is growing more robust. Housing prices are rising, fuel prices are falling and local and state governments are hiring again. However, despite the good news, wages did not rise at all when adjusted for inflation. That's been a stubborn problem for workers since the recession and one that feeds into a continued debate about the country's income inequality.
• Finally, you remember former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, right? Whether or not you agree with the Bush-era leader's politics, it seems fair to say he seemed like a low-key bloke, harmless and even approachable. At least I thought so until I saw his Christmas card this year. Dude looks like you just snatched some bacon out of his mouth while calling his mum a strumpet. I want to see the outtakes. Also, thank god I don't send Christmas cards because they would all be at least this terrifying.


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King John Drew and Queen Pat Moore of the Millbrook Revelers Mardi Gras Krewe pass out goodies at the 2014 parade.
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The Millbrook Revelers hosted a blowout party on Saturday, February 22 with the Millbrook Mardi Gras Festival and Parade. Thousands joined the party in Village Green Park and the streets of Millbrook during the daylong celebration. Mild weather helped the turnout as visitors swarmed into the park beginning at 9am. Nearly 100 vendors selling everything from food and gifts to ride tickets on more than a dozen attractions filled the park. At noon the parade began rolling down Main Street lead by Lt. Governor Kay Ivey, who served as the parade's Grand Marshal. The Millbrook Revelers Krewe, which sponsors the festival and parade, has grown so much that two floats were needed to transport them. King and Queen John Drew and Pat Moore waved to the crowd and passed out beads, Moon Pies and toys to chants of 'throw me something mister.'
Photo: Jeffery James, a one-man band called Bayou Self performed in the park on Saturday.
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Spring Schedule Released
The schedule is now live.
We have space for a team in each of these sections: Girls U14, Girls U9, Boys U9.
Coaching Staff and U16, 18, 1819 Deadline
Change or assign coaches & assistant coaches, enter game fields and special game times all season.
The deadline for for U16, 18, 1819 registraiton is Monday, April 6.
To add new teams, please send the details to Dick Fischman. A $25 late fee will apply.
If you add a U16, 18 or 19 team, be sure to get your new invoice.
Click Here for the list of Fall 14 forfeit fines. The deadline to dispute a fine was March 11. To do so, send one email with the game id, details and the score.
Information for Spring 2015
The spring season will kickoff on Saturday, April 11 and run for 10 consecutive weeks. Games will be scheduled for Memorial Day weekend.
U16, U18, U18/19 will begin on Sunday, April 26. (Registration due Sunday April 5th). There will be no U16 & U18 matches scheduled on Memorial Day Weekend.
Referees and Assistant referees have been increased by $5 each for U16, U18 & U18/19.
The team fees for U9-U14 are unchanged while U16, U18 & U18/19 will increase by $55 per team.
Sportsmanship Award
BAYS expects all of its members to practice good sportsmanship, we believe examples of outstanding sportsmanship should be recognized and rewarded.
A Sportsmanship Award has been established which will be presented to those teams that have been nominated and selected by the sportsmanship award committee to receive the award. Teams that earn the award will receive special T shirts and a team picture will be posted here in recognition of this honor.
Nominations were received from referees and opposing coaches this season and there were a number of teams that exhibited examples of outstanding sportsmanship.
After considering all of the submissions, and having investigated the comments received, the committee has selected two teams to receive the 2014 BAYS Sportsmanship Award. The two teams are: the Weston Strikers GU-14 team, coached by Rob Mosher, and the Natick Hurricanes BU-12 team, coached by Steeve Breton.
It should be noted that both teams were recognized for demonstrating outstanding sportsmanship throughout the season and both coaches were recognized for emphasizing sportsmanship during their previous coaching seasons as well.
Since the tone is set at the top, Rob and Steeve are to be congratulated for setting the proper example for their parents and players every season. They are a credit to their respective town organizations as well as to BAYS in general.
Update Town Officials and Coaches
Please review your members and fix any discrepancies now rather than wait until the season is underway
Please make sure the correct people are listed as the Registrar, President, Boys & Girls Directors, Referee & Field Schedulers.
Go to the Organization menu and choose Update Members. Please remove the registrar role for those that are not current.
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Click here for the IRS rules for independent contractors.
"If you've made the determination that the person you're paying is an independent contractor, the first step is to have the contractor complete Form W-9 (PDF), Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification. This form can be used to request the correct name and Taxpayer Identification Number, or TIN, of the worker. A TIN may be either a Social Security Number (SSN), or an Employer Identification Number (EIN). The W-9 (PDF) should be kept in your files for four years for future reference in case of any questions from the worker or the IRS."
The rules require that we have the social security for all referees. We are requiring all referees to enter their social secuity number before any payments are made. The entry field is encrypted and will only be used if a referee earns $600 or more in a calendar year.
If a referee does not want to enter this information, the alternative is to download this W-9 form, fill it in and mail it to:
BAYS Referee Reporting, PO Box 536, Dover, MA 02030.
Once it has been verified, the referee may file online game reports.
Younger Player (U-8 through U-10) Policies Updated
THe rulebook has been updated to show the U-10 play up policy (identical to MYSA Policy 2.10 witht he addition of how to satisfy the League Notification policy) and the U-8 play policy which is more restrictive than the MYSA Policy 2.11. Bylaw 5E was adopted. It is shown below - it includes grandfathering or existing players which is now moot as all the players eligible under the grandfathering have aged into the appropriate age groups.
5. E. U8 and younger players are not permitted on BAYS teams. An automatic age waiver may be granted for a U8 player in the third grade or higher to play in U9 (or U10 if the club does not offer U9) only. Any player who played in the 2011/2012 Season at U-10 or U-9 as a U-8 or below player will be allowed to play in the 2012/2013 soccer year.
BAYS Mandatory Concussion policy- Updated with Additional Link
BAYS now requires that all coaches complete mandatory concussion training prior to coaching in BAYS. This training can be done in the home on any computer. It will take 20 to 30 minutes to complete. The certification is good for 3 years in BAYS and then must be retaken.
At the end of the training session there will be a list of questions you need to answer and when you are done a certificate will pop up. You type in your name and save the pdf file or you can print it. It is probably wise to do both. Note: once you log out your information will NOT be saved at the CDC site but be saved if you register and use the NFHS website. Registrars will be expected to have these certificates in hand before allowing a coach or assistant to work with their team.
Click here for the link to CDC concussion training.
Click here for the link to the National Federation of State High Scool Associations. Requires registration. .
Referee Grade 9 Training Presentation
BAYS has created a training presentation in Powerpoint for grade 9 referees. Please download and view by clicking here.


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Chinese University vice-chancellor, Professor Joseph Sung Jao-yiu, tops the rankings as the most popular head of the city's universities. Sung (right) took over from economist Lawrence Lau Juen-yee on July 1 last year. He edged out the poll's 2010 winner, University of Hong Kong's Professor Tsui Lap-chee.27 Jul 2011 - 12:00am


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Former Owner of "The Cabin at Table Rock" South Carolina
NOTE: Weekends are a 2 night minimum
My Goal: "To provide whatever my guest require to make their stay a memorable one!"
Rates start at $90 per night for accommodations for (2).
You can have it your way at my cabin:
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Just a bed!
SPECIAL: Free 1/2 day guided tours of some of the best area waterfalls and scenic vistas upon request!
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Former Owner of "The Cabin at Table Rock" South Carolina
NOTE: Weekends are a 2 night minimum
My Goal: "To provide whatever my guest require to make their stay a memorable one!"
Rates start at $90 per night (weekdays) for accommodations for (2).
You can have it your way at my cabin:
Bed and Breakfast -OR-
Just a bed!
SPECIAL: Free 1/2 day guided tours of some of the best area waterfalls and scenic vistas upon request!
The entire first floor with (2) private entrances (768 square feet)
Perfect plush getaway for 2
Menu items available anytime
Special rates for longer stays.
No minimum stay
Plush wall-to-wall carpeting with brand new furnishings
Coffee available anytime
Free WIFI
Cabin is on a very private dead end road.
Washer and dryer
Full Bath
Propane Heat
Heat pump for heating and cooling
Eat out on the covered porch
Fire Pit
Fully landscaped mountain property
Free use of navigation system during your stay
Activity suggestions : swim, hunt, fish, hike, cycle, mountain biking, waterfalls, Bluegrass, explore, vineyard, shop, golf, sightsee, or just kick back and enjoy the peace and quiet of our wilderness mountain cabin.
Area Information
Located in the Foothills of The Blue Ridge Mountains in the northwest corner of South Carolina. This area is a premier vacation destination for South Carolina.
* Twin Falls>>
This beautiful waterfall is a MUST SEE while here. An EASY 13 mile drive then a very short walk to the falls.
* Whitewater Falls>>
This beautiful waterfall is also a MUST SEE while here. Spectacular 411 foot drop! Route 11 south for 20 miles then right on route 130 for 9 miles. Parking lot is on right just after the NC border. Falls are just a short walk on a paved path.
* Table Rock State Park>>
Offers a wide variety of activities for the vacationer. All levels of hiking are available with over 100 miles of trails. Many short hikes are available to beautiful area waterfalls. Swimming, fishing and boating (rentals) are also available. (2 miles)
* South Carolina Visitor Center. (2 miles)
* Swimming>>
Awesome swimming hole at The Long Shoals Roadside Park (13 miles on left) South on Route 11 -OR- there is a beautiful beach at Table Rock State Park just 2 miles - canoe and kayak rentals
* Mountain Biking>>
Available in The Dupont State Forest. (15 miles)
* Pumpkintown Mountain Opry>>
Saturday night Dinner Dances, ice cream and sandwiches
* Victoria Valley Vineyards>>
Come taste a little piece of Europe with a traditional wine tasting of our European Vinifera wines, sure to be enjoyed by any wine drinker from a novice to the connoisseur - no appointment needed!
At Victoria Valley Vineyards we offer tours of the winery on the top of every hour (until 5 p.m.), a gift shop and wine accessories.
Please browse around, discover our upcoming events throughout the year, such as lunch on the terrace (Thursday to Sunday), and how you can have our beautiful facility for your own special events. Enjoy!
Wine Dinners at Victoria Valley Vineyards on the 3rd Saturday of the month
Our wine dinners are certainly our tastiest events yet! We invite chefs from some of our favorite local restaurants to show off their culinary genius and our fantastic wines through a 4 - 6 course meal, each course being paired with a different one of our wines. The wines are chosen carefully with the food to compliment each other and expand your taste bud portfolio!
Check out our wine dinners on the summer schedule every 3rd Saturday of the month. Call 1.877.612.WINE for reservations.
* Golf>>
The 18-hole "Rock" course at The Rock of Jocassee Golf facility in Pickens, South Carolina features 6,514 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 69.9 and it has a slope rating of 118. Rock golf course opened in 1980. Judy Williams manages the course as the Co Owner/Manager.
Located just 6 miles from the cabin. Go south on Route 11 (The Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway).
* Bluegrass Music>>
Every Friday night at the Oolenoy Community Center just 2 miles from the cabin. There is a voluntary donation jar as you walk in the door. There are some incredibly talented folks here and is open from 7:00 pm until about 10:30. There are also free refreshments and coffee served. Located on Route 135 very close to where it intersects with Route 8 in Pickens, SC
* Lake Keowee>>
Fish, Boat Rentals (18,000 acres). (15 miles) South on route 11
* Lake Jocasse>>
Just 21 miles from The Cabin at Table Rock, South Carolina to Lake Jocassee for trophy Brown and Rainbow Trout! Lake Jocasse holds the state record for Brown Trout @ 17 lbs 9 oz. and Rainbow Trout @ and 11 lbs. 5 oz
* Aunt Sues Restaurant>>
(tourist trap) is on the pricy side and is NOT recommended. (1 mile)
* The Pumpkintown Diner>>
Offers friendly service, great food at great prices and specializes in breakfast and lunch. This is where the locals go. Highly recommended. Open 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. (2 miles)
* Caesars Head State Park>>
An incredible (must see) view of the entire mountain range from a lookout perched high on the side of the mountain. (9 miles) ***See picture***
I hope all this information is useful for things to do during your stay at my cabin. There are many brochures in the cabin and for more information on the local area; The Visitor Center at Table Rock State Park is the place.
(2 miles) South on route 11
All this as well as breathtaking scenery in most every direction.
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