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DoD to managers: Don't use military, contractors to offset civilian furloughs
A new memo from the Defense Department tells field commanders and managers not to shift workloads onto military personnel or contractors, and not to require civilians to work longer hours to make up for productivity losses during mandatory furlough days.
Tags: DoD , workforce , Frederick Vollrath , sequestration , furloughs , AFGE , J. David Cox
New whistleblower protections take effect for federal contractors
The law, which goes into effect today, expands reprisal protections to subcontractors and lets contractor employees report wrongdoing to supervisors within their own companies. Previously, contractors would have to go to government agencies or Congress to report waste, fraud and abuse.
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Private contractors' key role at issue in NSA leak
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Sequestration slaps feds, punches contractors
For many federal workers, the threat of sequestration-triggered furloughs seems to be fading, at least a bit. But for some federal contractors, sequestration has meant layoffs, with perhaps more to come, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says. So how's sequestration treating you?
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Furloughs slam contractors
If you are a federal worker, you are certainly aware of the Washington-based series, Sequestration: The Soap Opera. Normally such a drama would have little audience outside the Washington Beltway, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says. But it is being noticed in other places because so many contractors are being hit by furloughs too.
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Sequestration, furloughs, federal pay raise, and more
Colleen Kelley, president of the National Treasury Employees Union, and Federal Times reporter Stephen Losey will discuss sequestration and other issues affecting federal workers.
February 13, 2013
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Energy Department missing big opportunity to cut travel costs
An inspector general report found that while the Energy Department "moved swiftly" to reduce travel spending by its employees following a White House directive, it omitted a sizable chunk of its workforce from those efforts: contractors. The IG recommended the agency take steps to reduce contractors' foreign travel spending. Because contractors greatly outnumber federal employees at DoE and make up the lion's share of foreign travel, they should be included in cost-reduction efforts, the IG said.
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In Depth interviews - August 9
On the In Depth show blog, you can listen to the interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day and links to additional resources.
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VA, GSA each pushes major IT acquisitions to next steps
The Veterans Affairs Department will award a $5 billion IT hardware contract in the next two months. GSA will release a request for information for cybersecurity tools in the coming days. Both are examples of a healthy and busy fourth quarter for acquisition.
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Regulatory changes for contractors
Jack Horan and Jason Workmaster, partners at McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP, talk about how contractors and subcontractors will be affected by recent regulatory changes.
January 31, 2012
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Over spring break, the Francis Center for Servant Leadership and Peer Ministries from Pfeiffer University teamed up to take 12 students, one staff member and one community member to Charleston, S.C., on an alternative break trip. The group spent four days volunteering at three service sites: Lowcountry Children's Museum, Lowcountry Food Bank and SCORE (South Carolina Oyster Restoration and Enhancement).
Officials at both the food bank and SCORE were impressed with how quickly and efficiently Pfeiffer students worked. John Borza, a sophomore, said, "We showed the people at the food bank that Pfeiffer University goes above and beyond the call of duty.â€
The group packaged more than 11,200 pounds of citrus fruit for the food bank, which will be distributed to food pantries and soup kitchens along the South Carolina coast. With the help of a high school group from North Carolina, they also filled 573 five-gallon bags of oyster shells for SCORE. The bags will be used to build shoreline habitat and prevent beach erosion.
Several participating students noted the positive outcome of the collaboration between Peer Ministries and the Francis Center. "Volunteering during spring break was a rewarding experience that really opened my eyes to multiple social justice and environmental issues,†said Melissa Roberts, a junior. "This trip also brought together a diverse group of students working towards a common goal: servant leadership.â€
Matthew Humphries, a freshman on his first Pfeiffer-sponsored trip, agreed. "The alternative break trip with Pfeiffer University's Francis Center offered a great service opportunity and an amazing vacationing experience in Charleston,†he said. "The trip was a great experience for the participants to serve South Carolina's community. We enjoyed this opportunity to gain new friendships and serve others, which is vital to the Pfeiffer experience.â€
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We enjoy eating our late breakfast here on the weekends. Clean and fast service. Good food for a reasonable price.
This IHOP must hire the bottom of the barrel for wait staff. Restaurant is clean food mirrors all other IHOP chains. Problem is the employees. Poor attitudes mixed with lingering smells of just finished smoke breaks make eating here a waste of time and money!
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What can I say. This one is one of the good ones. Good food, fast, friendly service.
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This place was very clean and very accessible to the highway.
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Okay, now I have been traveling professionally for the past 33 years and when people ask me what my favorite restaurant is, I always say, "my favorite health club is the International House Of Pancakes!". This always gets a few laughs, which I enjoy.
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I thought it wasn't too welcoming and it was loud - the wait staff was nice but not too quick. Prices good.
When in the area, I like to eat at least one breakfast special at this IHOP. Who can beat all this food for the price? It is more than well priced, it is well prepared. Eggs, toast or pancakes, grits (BIG bowl) or potatoes and bacon or sausage, AND a beverage! Just can't be beat if you out at breakfast...
Stopped in on a cold Dec. night around 8pm for dinner. Only one other table in the entire place was seated. I was in a group of four and was served friendly and quickly. Everyone got breakfast items, and it all came out as ordered. Not my typical pick for breakfast, however I was surprised.
This is another of the chain restaurants except you get good food here and the service has always been fast and excellent. Love the pancakes.
As always, the food was great and the service good too.
I was sad to see that they did away with the name cards. That added a little entertainment to the waiting time.
(For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about ... when you arrived asked for a table, they would give you a name card ......
Cute, quick and pleasant, newspaper box right outside, good coffee! We were in-between breakfast and lunch, and I had a burger, my friend had breakfast.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy's season opener is fast approaching and it appears that the team is rounding into fitness.
Goalkeeper Jaime Penedo (broken finger and abductor injury) and defender Todd Dunivant (hamstring injury) have returned to full training while Robbie Rogers (ankle injury) has begun running and according to head coach Bruce Arena will "be ready to go soon."
Penedo had been dealing with a broken pinky finger prior to the team's trip to Mexico, but during the team's trip to face Pumas UNAM, the Panamanian goalkeeper suffered an abductor injury that caused him to miss the club's next three preseason matches. However, the goalkeeper is bullish that he'll be ready to suit up once the March 8 season opener against Real Salt Lake rolls around and possibly as soon as Saturday's closed-door scrimmage against Minnesota United.
"I've been training in the gym [after the injury] but now I'm back with the team in training," said Penedo. "The opener is the goal and we're working for that, but we'll see what happens this weekend."
Another player who has returned to action is midfielder Stefan Ishizaki who has overcame a stomach illness that kept him bedridden for two days last week. Now with the season opener less than two weeks away, the Swede is hitting the gym to make up for lost time.
"Last week, it wasn't that good; I ate something bad and had to stay in bed for two days. I couldn't train so that set me back. This week, I've done a lot of extra work and I'm feeling better," said Ishizaki. "[The season opener] is almost two weeks away and I know that I can get a lot of extra work in during that time."
Club Tijuana's run of dominance at the Estadio Caliente came to screeching halt on Friday when the Xolos dropped a disappointing 3-0 result to Chiapas Jaguar, ending their home unbeaten streak at 17 games.
Carlos Ochoa led the charge for Chiapas with two first half goals before Luis Robles added a third to put the match out of reach for the Xolos. The defeat was Tijuana's first at home since April 20, 2013 when they dropped a 2-1 result to Monarcas Morelia in the week 15 of the 2013 Clausura Tournament.
From the opening whistle, Tijuana struggled to deal with the physical Chiapas side who carved up the Xolos defense in the first half. Up three goals after the first 45 minutes, Tijuana was afforded more room to operate in the attack, but could not break through a compact and organized Chiapas defense.
The Xolos finest chance came in the 86th minute when second half substitute Herculez Gomez launched a free kick that rattled the crossbar as Tijuana's rally fell way short.
Tijuana returns to action next Saturday when they attempt to snap their 18 game road winless streak against former Chivas USA head coach Jose Luis Sanchez Sola's Tiburones Rojos side in Veracruz.
Club Tijuana's road woes in the Liga MX continued on Friday as Xolos fell 3-2 to Santos Laguna in Torreon to extend their road winless streak to 18 games.
Santos tallied twice in the first half with a penalty kick finish from Juan Rodriguez in the 14th minute and a Mauro Cejas tally seven minutes later. The Xoloitzcuintles cut the deficit in half in the 24th minute as Cristian Pellerano buried a close-range attempt past Santos goalkeeper Oswaldo Sanchez.
Santos doubled their lead again in the 49th minute after a goal from Darwin Quintero to put the match out of reach for Tijuana. Xolos attacker Fidel Martinez helped Tijuana mount a comeback in the 60th minute by slotting a left-footed shot into the lower corner of the Santos net. Tijuana continued to push numbers forward in the waning moments, but could not complete the comeback.
Edgar Castillo was the lone American starter as Joe Benny Corona and Herculez Gomez entered in the second half. American defender Greg Garza was left on the bench for the defeat while Paul Arriola did not make the gameday squad.
Tijuana are now 3-3-1 with 10 points in the 2014 Clausura tournament and have taken just four points out of 54 in their last 18 road games. The LA Galaxy face Club Tijuana in the CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinals in March.
Highlights of the match are below.
In the latest installment of LAGalaxy.com's "Road to Morocco" series, we look at Club Tijuana and the LA Galaxy's role in San Diego soccer culture, and the "battle" that exists between the two clubs for domination of the area.
During the piece, former LA Galaxy forward Herculez Gomez (a former member of the San Diego Sockers), former Galaxy Academy attacker and San Diego native Paul Arriola, and Galaxy Technical Director and San Diego native Jovan Kirovski chime in.
Check it out below.
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Earl Anthony Wayne explains the role the U.S. Embassy plays when American clubs travel abroad
MEXICO CITY – Prior to their match against Liga MX side Pumas UNAM on Tuesday, the LA Galaxy received a rare treat -- a visit from the United States Ambassador to Mexico Earl Anthony Wayne.
Wayne was presented a team-autographed jersey by U.S. international Landon Donovan – one of Hayes' favorite athletes – and took in the match as the Galaxy fell 2-1 to UNAM at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario. The gesture was a thank you of sorts from the Galaxy as Wayne and his office provide vital assistance whenever American teams—be they the Galaxy or the U.S. National Team—travel to Mexico.
"In general, things go very smoothly. But once in a while, there is a visa problem or a passport gets lost and then we are available to help," Wayne told LA Galaxy Insider. "Sometimes there are questions about security and our security office is ready to help when American teams are here—basically to facilitate if there is a need for facilitation. Fortunately, as the Mexicans say 'mi casa es su casa' (my house is your house) so the attitude is very warm and receiving."
The game of soccer is not a mystery for Wayne who was a former defender –he describes himself as being 'not too fast but having a good leg' –in his youth while also serving as a coach on his children's soccer teams.
Although the ambassador's work is to further the intricately complicated relationship between the United States and Mexico, Wayne admits that one of his favorite moments of the past year was when the two CONCACAF rivals faced off.
"It's pretty exciting. There's a lot of emotion in the stadium but not too many people cheering for the U.S. at the Azteca. Generally though, it's a way to bring people together," said Wayne. "For the last meeting between the two teams, we brought young people together in a city library. It was simply great fun. Like I said, sports cross borders and they teach valuable lessons like sportsmanship and leadership."
MEXICO CITY -- Ahead of Tuesday's closed-door scrimmage with Pumas UNAM, the LA Galaxy had a chance to practice at the training facilities of the seven-time Mexican champions on Tuesday.
The session lasted just over an hour and was attended by more than 30 representatives from Herbalife Mexico.
The photos can be seen below.
CCL Preview: Club Tijuana leave it late, but extend home unbeaten run with 2-1 victory over Monterrey
It turns out all Club Tijuana needed to return to winning ways was a little home cooking.
Back at the Estadio Caliente, Dario Benedetto and Cristian Pellerano scored as Tijuana erased a second half deficit to defeat C.F. Monterrey 2-1, moving up to sixth place in the 2014 Torneo Clausura. The win extended Xolos' home unbeaten streak to 17 games.
After a back-and-forth first half, Monterrey attacker Cesar Delgado put Los Rayados up in the 65th minute when he launched a shot from beyond the penalty area that sailed past Xolos goalkeeper Cirilo Saucedo.
Tijuana needed just 10 minutes to equalize when Benedetto, who came on for American Herculez Gomez in the second half, smashed a close-range opportunity into the back of the Monterrey net. The winner came in the 86th minute as a Juan Hernandez header found a lurking Pellerano setting up an easy finish for the Argentine midfielder.
Club Tijuana returns to action on Feb. 14 when they travel to Torreon to take on Santos Laguna with hopes of snapping their 17-match road winless streak.
Highlights from the match against Monterrey are below...
CARSON, Calif. – Robbie Keane will not be taking the field for the LA Galaxy in Saturday's preseason friendly against FC Shirak, but his return is not too far off.
After undergoing offseason surgery on both of his Achilles, Keane has been reduced to jogging this offseason while his teammates train. However according to head coach Bruce Arena, he may return to training next week.
"We're doing all the necessary things with him in a very conservative way. If Robbie had it his way, he'd probably be training now but we're going to let him move along accordingly," Arena told LAGalaxy.com. "We want to make sure that he's not rushed back too soon. There's no reason to believe that next week with a little more work and off, he'll be ready to go at full speed the following week."
Keane told reporters at the start of training camp that he expects to be available once the season starts in March.
Next month the LA Galaxy will begin their Road to Morocco with their CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinals series against Club Tijuana.
Due to the proximity of the the cities of Los Angeles and Tijuana, we have decided to investigate the culture and relationship between the two cities in a series that we're calling the "Road to Morocco." In our first video, which you can see above, I take a look at what it is like to see a Club Tijuana match at the Estadio Calliente. Although there may be apprehension from many about crossing the border into Mexico ahead of the March 18 CCL second leg in Tijuana, I found the fans to be very receptive and eager to see a substantial Galaxy presence in their home stadium.
To accompany our video series, LAGalaxy.com photographer Paolo Ferrari created a photo gallery of our trip which you can see below.
The preseason is finally upon us and changes are being made rather rapidly for the LA Galaxy.
LA announced that the team has reconvened for the 2014 on Friday and will hold their first open session for the media on Tuesday, Jan. 28. When LA does return to preseason, they'll be doing so without a handful of notable players from 2013 including goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini and midfielder Michael Stephens who will not return for the upcoming season. Also departing are Sean Franklin (selected in MLS Re-Entry Draft Stage One), Hector Jimenez (trade to Columbus), Laurent Courtois (option declined), Colin Clark (option declined), Pablo Mastroeni (retired), and Jose Villarreal (loan to Cruz Azul).
In addition, the Galaxy revealed a tentative preseason schedule that included a closed-door scrimmage in Mexico City against Pumas UNAM on Feb. 11. With the match taking place less than a month prior to LA's date with Club Tijuana in the Quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Champions League; the match will surely be used as preparation for LA's CCL campaign.
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At the Forge - RSpec
Let's create a slightly more sophisticated version of the person model:
./script/generate rspec_model person first_name:text \ last_name:text email_address:text phone_number:text \ sex:text
This creates a migration, which you can use to create the first version of your person model:
rake db:migrate
Now, it's true that you should go into the migration file and modify things, such that (for example) the person's name, e-mail address and sex are all mandatory. However, let's ignore that step for now and assume that you want all of your validation logic to be at the application layer. In such a case, you would want to put some validations in the model file.
Well, you could do that, but that wouldn't be very BDD of you, would it? Rather, you should imagine the specification that a consumer, or the manager, might want from a "person" object, and then build the object up to adhere to those standards.
For example, you might want to ensure the presence of the first and last names. So, the first file to modify is spec/models/person_spec.rb, rather than app/models/person.rb. (For reasons I don't quite understand, Test::Unit calls model tests unit tests, and RSpec calls them model tests, and the controller tests are called functional tests.) If you open that file, you'll see a new, bare-bones specification:
require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper') describe Person do before(:each) do @valid_attributes = { :first_name => "value for first_name", :last_name => "value for last_name", :email_address => "value for email_address", :phone_number => "value for phone_number", :sex => "value for sex" } end it "should create a new instance given valid attributes" do Person.create!(@valid_attributes) end end
You can run your full suite of specs at any time, by typing:
rake spec
The first line imports anything defined in spec_helper, which I mentioned earlier. Next comes a describe line; this will be familiar to those of you who have looked at Shoulda. The basic idea is that someone reading the specification reads the argument to "describe" and then reads each of the individual specifications that start with "it". In other words, this spec file tries to say "Person should create a new instance given valid attributes." And, sure enough, it does.
The before(:each) block tells RSpec what it should invoke before each "it" block. This ensures that the @valid_attributes instance variable will be set to a predictable value before running each spec. You then can modify @valid_attributes as necessary within each spec, as you will soon see.
The thing is, you're checking the validity of your specification by creating a new instance of Person. You can do that, but if the spec fails, you will end up with a code backtrace mixed in with your report. For this reason, I'm going to change the existing spec definition to look like this:
it "should create a new instance given valid attributes" do p = Person.new(@valid_attributes) p.should be_valid p.save.should_not == false end
Instead of Person.create, you now are invoking Person.new, assigning it to the variable p. Let's check p in two different ways, once using should and the other using should_not. These methods are mixed in by RSpec to the Object class and contain a great deal of behind-the-scenes magic to make specifications readable, almost as if they were in plain English. For example, when you say:
p.should be_valid
RSpec's should method looks for a method named valid? for that object and checks that the invocation of this method returns true. This works for any predicate (that is, method that returns true or false). If should or should_not is followed by be_XXX, RSpec turns that into a method call of XXX? on the object instance.
So, you can understand what it means to say:
p.save.should_not == false
which you equivalently could write in a more positive, optimistic way:
p.save.should == true
In both cases, you invoke the save method on the object and check that its returned value is true. You might argue that you don't need to invoke both new and save on your object, but I like to make sure the object is valid in both Ruby and the database. After all, it could be that you told the database to reject null values, but that you allowed it using validations in your ActiveRecord definition.
Now let's move a bit beyond the defaults to set some limits on attributes. Presumably, you want people in your database to have all of these fields (first name, last name, e-mail address, phone number and sex) defined. If you were developing in a non-TDD/BDD way, you first would set up validations for all of those and then add some tests. But, here you're trying to write tests first, thinking from the "outside" how your object might behave. And indeed, each person should have a first name, a last name, an e-mail address and a telephone number. (Strange as it might seem now, there was once a time when having an e-mail address was not expected.)
So you could, for example, include the following:
it "should not be valid without a first name" do @valid_attributes.delete[:first_name] p = Person.new(@valid_attributes) p.should_not be_valid p.save.should == false end
In other words, you take @valid_attributes, remove the :first_name key from it and then create a new person with the rest of the name-value pairs from @valid_attributes. This should not work, because everyone needs a first name. But when I run the specs, I get:
1) 'Person should not be valid without a first name' FAILED expected valid? to return false, got true ./spec/models/person_spec.rb:23: Finished in 0.038731 seconds 2 examples, 1 failure
In other words, the specification failed. But that's okay—that's precisely what you want when you're working in BDD fashion. You wrote a test, it failed, and now you can go into the code and modify it, so as to ensure that the test passes. Ensuring that this current test passes is a simple matter of adding a validation to your ActiveRecord model. Instead of being the empty default:
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Brewing in Vermont
The U.S. state of Vermont is home to several breweries, microbreweries, nanobreweries, and brewpubs that produce a wide variety of beer.
In 2011 and 2012, the Brewers Association ranked Vermont as the state with the greatest number of breweries per capita. Using the 2010 US Census population estimate of 625,741 and 26 breweries, there are one brewery for every 24,067 people.[2]
The 2012 Brewers Association Economic Impact Report shows Vermont with a total economic impact of beer brewed by craft brewers at $196,287,000.[3] The data places Vermont as third in the category of craft beer industry output per adult (21+) with $418.57 per person.[4] The report states that there are 2,200 full-time employees with an average wage of $30,176.[4]
When using the economic impact of beer as a percentage of GDP, Vermont ranks fourth with a percentage of 2.40% for 2012.[5]
The history of beer in Vermont is similar to its history in the rest of the United States – no local breweries existed from the late 1800s when Vermont passed its own local prohibition laws, several decades prior to national Prohibition, until the microbrewery explosion of the 1980s and 1990s. Since then a number of strong breweries have developed despite Vermont's small population.
On November 2, 1798, Vermont passed a law which began restricting sales of strong beer, ale, and cider. This law was eventually overturned on November 10, 1814. However, the temperance movement remained very strong in Vermont.
In 1840, tax statistics published by Zadock Thompson show there were one brewery in Vermont producing 12,800 gallons of beer.[6] This brewery was operated in Burlington and went by the name of Burlington Brewery. In 1840, the brewery was completely destroyed when an arson set fire to numerous downtown buildings.[7] The Burlington Brewery was rebuilt and fully operational by late 1841.[8]
In 1844, a law was passed which set brewing license fees and appointed county commissioners to approve each license. In 1846, a provision was passed by the legislature to allow a "local option" to whether grant or deny these licenses. This meant the citizens of the towns could vote on whether to allow or disallow these establishments. In 1850, town selectmen became authorized to approve business license to sell small beer or cider, but not strong beer.[9] In 1852, several more laws were passed which started Vermont's prohibition era.[10] In 1853, the legislature passed the Vermont Prevention of Traffic in Intoxicating Liquors for the Purpose of Drinking law.
Licenses published in Burlington Free Press of January 1863 show only 1 licensed brewer within Vermont.[11]
In 1877, Internal Revenue records show 2 breweries, one liquor establishment, and 433 saloons.[12] In 1887, the Boston Journal reported that "Vermont seems to be the nearest place to paradise for prohibitionists. There is not a brewery in the state."[13]
Vermont hop production took off around 1840 and peaked in 1860. In 1840, Vermont produced 48,137 pounds of hops; 292,023 pounds in 1850; 638,657 pounds in 1860; and 527,927 pounds in 1870. Around 1900, there were around 4,400 pounds produced. By 1910, hop production had been reduced to near zero.
On January 16, 1919, 18th Amendment (Federal Prohibition) which outlawed the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcohol was passed by 3/4 of US states and became law.
On December 5, 1933 Federal Prohibition came to an end. In 1935, two alcoholics from Vermont, Bill Wilson, from East Dorset, and Bob Smith, from St. Johnsbury, started Alcoholics Anonymous with a twelve step program.
In 1988, after spending three years lobbying the Vermont legislature to legalize brewpubs Greg Noonan opened the first brewpub in Vermont, the Vermont Pub & Brewery. On the 25th Anniversary of the Vermont Pub & Brewery, the city of Burlington dedication a plaque commemorating Greg Noonan at the front of the pub.[14]
In 1997 Wolaver's Fine Organic Ales became the first certified organic brewery in the United States.[15] In 2014, Wolaver's (now owned by Otter Creek Brewing Company) became the first non-GMO certified brewery in Vermont.[16]
Due to proximity, distribution, and availability of beer produced by these three brewers, the town of Waterbury was named the Best Beer Town in New England by the Boston Globe in 2012.[17]
Beer Regulations and Laws[edit]
Within Vermont Statutes, beer is defined as an "malt beverage" containing "not less than one percent nor more than 16 percent of alcohol by volume at 60 degrees Fahrenheit."[18] An exception to the law provides that any beverage with an alcohol content of "more than six percent and has a terminal specific gravity of less than 1.009" which is considered a spirit and not a malt beverage.[19]
A "Specialty beer" is defined as a malt beverage that contains "more than eight percent alcohol and not more than 16 percent alcohol by volume at 60 degrees Fahrenheit".[20]
Holders of first and third class licenses may sell malt beverages between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. the next morning. Holders of second class licenses may sell malt between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. the next morning.[21]
A person may import or transport not more than six gallons of malt or vinous beverages providing it is not for resale. [22]
It is illegal to serve more than 32 ounces of beer at a time which prevents sales of normal 64 oz pitchers of beer.[23]
Beer styles[edit]
Black IPA[edit]
Greg Noonan, owner and head brewer of The Vermont Pub & Brewery, and Glenn Walter, then an assistant brewer, are cited with creating the Black IPA (AKA Cascadian Dark Ale, India Black Ale, or Vermont Porter) with the initial brewing of Blackwatch IPA on December 4, 1994.[24] The Blackwatch IPA second brewing was November 25, 1995, where Noonan was assisted by John Kimmich, who is now the owner and brewer of The Alchemist.[24] This beer inspired John Kimmich's (The Alchemist) El Jefe Black IPA (2003) and Shaun Hill's (then Shed Restaurant & Brewery) Darkside Black IPA and later Hill Farmstead's James.[24] Mitch Steele, head brewer of Stone Brewing Co., states the Darkside Black IPA was the inspiration for Stone's Sublimely Self Righteous Ale.[25]
Vermont IPA[edit]
The Alchemist, Hill Farmstead Brewery, and Lawson's Finest Liquids has created a loosely named beer India Pale Ale (IPA) category called "East Coast IPAs" or "New England IPAs".[26]
In 2012, Jeff Baker wrote The Case for the Vermont IPA.[27] In 2013, Gary Dzen of the Boston Globe called the style "East Coast IPAs", but noted that Vermont "brewers have started something of their own IPA revolution, helping to loosely create the category of 'East Coast IPAs'. While these beers can be as bitter as their counterparts out west, they're generally less so, focusing on aromatics and perceived bitterness rather than actual pucker-factor. These brews are heavily dry-hopped and lighter on the palate, forgoing malt sweetness for levity in the quest for balance." [28] In 2014, Jeff Baker restated his case saying Vermont IPAs are "bright golden and hazy (unfiltered typically) in appearance, soft in mouthfeel, dense with hop flavor and aroma, yet restrained in bitterness allowing for balance to occur between the hops and the malt." [29]
One of the most widely known beers from Vermont is #9 from Magic Hat Brewing Company. #9 is an apricot-flavored fruit beer based on a traditional pale ale.[30]
Heady Topper from The Alchemist is only sold in Vermont as of January 2014.[31] Heady Topper is a double India Pale Ale (IPA) and is one of the highest rated beers on both BeerAdvocate and RateBeer.
Other beer such as Hill Farmstead's Edward and Abner and Lawson's Finest Liquids Double Sunshine IPA have gained a great deal of national acclaim.
Notable Brewers[edit]
As of June 2014, there were 41 operating production breweries and brewpubs operating in Vermont.[32]
Two Vermont brewers have been awarded the Brewers Association Russell Schehrer Award for Innovation in Craft Brewing.[33] Steve Parkes, owner of the American Brewers Guild and Drop-In Brewery in Middlebury, won the award in 2009.[34] Greg Noonan, owner of Vermont Pub & Brewery, won the award in 2005.[33]
In 1996, Jigger Hill Brewery which used "Tunbridge Quality Ales" brand name was opened by Liz Trott and her partner Janice Moran. Trott became the first woman head brewer in Vermont and the first Vermont brewer to distribute bottle conditioned beer. The brewery was also the first woman-owned, lesbian-owned brewery in Vermont and one of the first within the United States. In 2000, the partners helped reformulate and re-launch Gay Pride Beer for J. Lewis Company.[35] In May 2002, the brewery closed its doors due to one of the partner's health complications resulting from a seizure.
In 2011, Hill Farmstead Brewery was named the 2011 Best New Brewer in the World by RateBeer.[36]
In 2013, Hill Farmstead Brewery was named the 2013 Best Brewery in the World,[37] Best Brewery in Vermont, and Best Brewery in New England by RateBeer. Additionally, Alchemist Heady Topper was named the Best Beer in Vermont for the year 2012.[38]
In 2014, Hill Farmstead Brewery was named the 2014 Best Brewery in Vermont, Alchemist Heady Topper was named the 2014 Best Beer in Vermont, and Lost Nation Brewery was named the 2014 Best New Brewery in Vermont.[39]
The Alchemist, Hill Farmstead, and Lawson's Finest Liquids have become so popular that the route that leads between the three breweries is called the IPA Highway and is a popular destination for beer enthusiasts.[40]
Brewers Association[edit]
In May 1995, the Vermont Brewers Association was founded in order to promote Vermont beer through marketing and festivals, watch the Vermont legislature and foster and air of camaraderie and mutual cooperation among the brewers.[41]
See also[edit]
- ^ Craft Brewing Industry Statistics
- ^ Brewers Association Capita Per Brewery
- ^ Brewers Association Economic Impact Data
- ^ a b Brewers Association Economic Impact Data
- ^ The 10 States Making the Most on Beer
- ^ Thompson, Zadock (1853). History of Vermont, Natural, Civil and Statistical, In Three Parts. Zadock Thompson. p. 214. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
- ^ "Fires & Facts". Burlington Free Press. July 12, 1839. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
- ^ Peterson, G (Oct 22, 1841). "Burlington Brewery Advertisement". Burlington Free Press.
- ^ Heaton, John Langdon (1889). The Story of Vermont. D Lothrop Company. pp. 210–211.
- ^ One Hundred Years of Brewing (Volume XXVI, Number 8 ed.). H. S. Rich & Co. August 1901. p. 231.
- ^ "Public Documents". Burlington Free Press. January 23, 1863.
- ^ "According to the annual report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue". Burlington Free Press. December 28, 1877.
- ^ "Minor Notes". Vermont Phoenix. July 29, 1887.
- ^ A 25th Anniversary for Vermont Pub & Brewery
- ^ About Us
- ^ Wolavers Organic Ales becomes nation's first certified non-GMO brewery
- ^ The Best Beer Town in New England
- ^ Vermont Statutes Online, Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 1: General Provisions, 7 V.S.A. § 2. Definitions
- ^ Vermont Statutes Online, Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 1: General Provisions, 7 V.S.A. § 2. Definitions
- ^ Vermont Statutes Online, Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 1: General Provisions, 7 V.S.A. § 2. Definitions
- ^ Vermont Statutes Online, Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 3: Prohibited Acts, 7 V.S.A. § 62. Hours of sale
- ^ Vermont Statutes Online, Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Chapter 3: Prohibited Acts, 7 V.S.A. § 63. Importation or transportation of liquors; prohibitions; personal import limit; penalty
- ^ "General Regulations" (PDF). Vermont Department of Liquor Control. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
- ^ a b c Black and Bitter, True Origins of Black IPA
- ^ Black and Bitter, True Origins of Black IPA
- ^ Sam Adams Rebel IPA Part of East Coast Revolution
- ^ Hops & Barly: The Case for the Vermont IPA
- ^ Review: Samuel Adams Rebel IPA
- ^ Vermont needs credit for new IPA style beer
- ^ Magic Hat Brewing #9
- ^ Where to Buy Heady Topper
- ^ List of Vermont breweries and brewpubs
- ^ a b Brewers Association Russell Schehrer Award for Innovation in Craft Brewing
- ^ Brewers Association 2009 Achievement Award Winners
- ^ Gay Pride Beer back on track
- ^ RateBeer Top New Brewers In The World 2011
- ^ RateBeer Best Brewers In The World 2013
- ^ RateBeer Best Beers, Brewers, New Brewers by Subregion 2013
- ^ RateBeer Top Beers, Brewers, New Brewers By Subregion for the year 2013
- ^ Vermont's IPA Highway
- ^ Staudter, Kurt (2014). Vermont Beer: History of a Brewing Revolution (1 ed.). History Press. p. 94.
External links[edit]
- Vermont Brewers Association – state brewing industry association
- State directory from RateBeer.com
- State directory from BeerMe.com
- State directory, news, & events from vtbeer.org


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Our beloved mother, Dorothy Ann Whelehon, 86, passed away peacefully with family present on November 29, 2012, at Aging Angels in Ramona, CA. Dorothy Ann Thompson was born and raised in Shelbyville, Tennessee. She married Paul W. Whelehon (from Missouri) in Jackson, Tennessee, where her children, Brenda, David, and Janice Ann, were born. Her last three sons, Joe, Steve and Dan, were born in San Jose, California, after the family moved across country.
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Last fall, unsigned crooner Anthony Flammia introduced himself to our pages with I Want You Back, a record that managed to impress our readership despite sharing a title with one of, in my humble opinion, the greatest songs of all time. Well, that joint's "classic feel" (as one reader put it) was no fluke. New single Round & Round packs an equally compelling combo of old-school craftsmanship and new-school pop savvy. Over a rich, piano-led beat produced by the artist in conjunction with Norman O., Flammia reflects on his tumultuous relationship with his girl in irreverent, yet soulfully sincere verses. The profanity-riddled skits interspersed throughout the jam add to its casual, comedic charm. Like what you're hearing? More fresh, relatable R&B goodness awaits on Ups & Downs, due out digitally in June.
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Bondoc Peninsula is located in the southeastern part of Quezon Province . Bondoc Peninsula is in Calabarzon Region, southern part of Luzon Island, Philippines. The peninsula consists of 12 municipalities: Agdangan, Buenavista, Catanauan, General Luna, Macalelon, Mulanay, Padre Burgos, Pitogo, San Andres, San Francisco, San Narciso and Unisan.[1]
Those municipalities are mostly hilly and coastal areas. It has a unique festival named BonPen Festival featuring the beautiful sites of the district's twelve towns and promoting tourism in the area.[2]
The peninsula hosts the Third Congressional District of Quezon.
Coordinates: 13°26′12″N 122°33′25″E / 13.4366667°N 122.5569444°E
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By James Slater: Reigning IBF and WBO heavyweight champion of the world, Wladimir Klitschko turns 32 years of age today. Now entering what for many modern day heavyweights is the prime years, "Dr. Steel Hammer" will no doubt be looking ahead to some huge fights in the very near future..
Very keen on the idea of becoming the one and only undisputed heavyweight champion, Klitschko will hopefully be getting it on in the coming months with the WBC belt holder Samuel Peter, in a return match ( if Wladimir's brother, Vitali doesn't beat him to it) and the current WBA boss Ruslan Chagaev - if Ruslan can get past Russian giant Nicolay Valuev in their upcoming return contest.
The now 32 year old Klitschko, 50-3(44) is considered by most boxing fans and experts to be the best heavyweight in the world right now. Okay, he didn't look that hot in his last fight, the points win over Sultan Ibragimov, but Klitschko has been the most consistent big guy atop the heavyweight ladder as of the last three years or so. Unbeaten in his last eight fights - or since his shocking 5th round TKO loss to "Relentless" Lamon Brewster back in April of 2004 - Wladimir may indeed be at or about his physical peak now.
Klitschko avenged the Brewster loss, of course, and has also recently beaten the likes of the previously undefeated Calvin Brock and the slippery Chris Byrd. With his punishing jab, massive size and dedication to the sport, the 32 year old looks like he will take some beating. Sure, he didn't exactly look great in the Ibragimov fight, from an excitement point of view anyway, but how many rounds did Wladimir lose? Barely any on the cards of most observers. And Ibragimov is no slouch, either. Before the fight more than a few predicted either a win for the southpaw or at the very least a tough fight for the IBF king. Instead, Klitschko posted a near shutout.
Like the way he fights or not, Wladimir Klitschko appears to be here to stay for quite a while yet. let's face it, he's already beaten Peter and who would bet against him in a return match with the powerful but slow Nigerian? So too does "Dr. Steel Hammer" figure to take the zero from the end of Chagaev's record if and when they clash. Without a doubt, Klitschko is the best hope for an undisputed heavyweight king any time soon.
Happy birthday, Wladimir. And let's see you get those unification fights you want!
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-- July 5: Samsung Electronics Co. estimates its April-June operating profit at a record high of 9.5 trillion won ($8.3 billion). That is a 47 percent jump from a year earlier and 8 percent growth from the previous quarter. But it fell short of forecasts by analysts. Its stock fell on doubts that Samsung's smartphone business can maintain rapid growth. Analysts say high marketing costs probably weighed on Samsung's mobile business despite the robust sales in the first month. Samsung says it will release full results on July 26.
-- July 10: Research firms IDC and Gartner report that worldwide shipments of personal computers fell 11 percent in the April-June period, as people continue to migrate to tablets and other mobile devices. Gartner's Mikako Kitagawa said inexpensive tablets are displacing low-end computers in "mature" markets such as the United States. IDC says the numbers "reflect a market that is still struggling with the transition to touch-based systems running Windows 8." Microsoft Corp.'s latest operating system launched in October and sales have disappointed analysts.
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-- July 17: Intel Corp., the world's largest maker of chips for PCs, backtracks on sales projections. After saying it expected its own sales to grow despite declines on global PC sales, Intel now says sales will be flat. Intel is hoping that sales of chips for servers, tablets and smartphones will compensate for the drop-off in PC sales. The downward revision of the company's outlook is an admission that Intel chips haven't made it into many mobile devices.
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A challenging overseas market weighs on eBay's outlook. Though he calls the quarter's results strong, CEO John Donahoe says economic weakness in Europe and Korea will "continue to be a challenge" in the second half of the year. Revenue rises by 14 percent in the April-June period, as its PayPal business and namesake online marketplace continues to grow. But net income declines amid higher expenses.
-- July 18: Microsoft Corp.'s foray into the tablet computer market is proving costly, as world's largest software company books a $900 million write-down to account for the deep price cut it applied to its Surface RT tablet earlier in the week. It was a move to spur sales amid sluggish demand.
Google's second-quarter results show that the search leader is still having trouble navigating a technological transition driving more online activity on to smartphones and tablets, which fetch lower ad rates. Google's average ad rate fell by 6 percent from the same time last year. The magnitude of the declines had eased in each of the previous three quarters, raising hopes that the worse was over. Instead, things deteriorated from the 4 percent decline in ad rates posted during the first three months of the year.
Cellphone maker Nokia Corp.'s woes continue with revenues dropping 24 percent in the second quarter. Still, cost-cutting helped the Finnish company's trim its net loss to 227 million euros ($298 million), compared with a net loss of 1.41 billion euros a year earlier.
Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. posts a loss for the second quarter, reversing a year-ago profit, as lower expenses could not make up for declining revenue in the midst of a worldwide PC slump.
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KURIANOOR: SAI (Thalassery) entered the final in the women's section of the all-Kerala basketball tournament at the St. Thomas floodit court here on Friday.
In the semifinal, the Thalassery side beat SAI (Thrissur) 46-32. It will meet the winner of the second semifinal between St. Xavier's (Aluva) and KSEB (Thiruvananthapuram).
In the men's category, Friends Club (Alappuzha) and Mar Ivanios College (Thiruvananthapuram) reached the semifinals.
The results: Men (quarterfinals): Friends Club, Alappuzha 79 (Sabu 38) bt Town Club (Kurianoor) 71 (Jomon Jose 28, Syam 10).Mar Ivanios College (Thiruvananthapuram) 42 (Albin Baby 10) bt SB College (Changanassery) 27 (Anil 10).
Women (semifinal): SAI (Thalassery) 46 (Thahira 18, Soniya Joy 13) bt SAI (Thrissur) 32 (Stephy Nixon 12, Kavya Sree 10).
Hat-trick by Aravind
Aravind fired in four goals, including a hat-trick, as Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara, crushed Sree Narayana 'B' 5-1 and marched to the final of the first RSC inter-school futsal tournament at the Regional Sports Centre, Kochi, on Saturday.
The Elamakkara school will meet St. Albert's (Ernakulam) in the final on Saturday afternoon. St. Albert's beat Sree Narayana 'A' 1-0 with Dijin scoring the match-winner.
The results (semifinals): BVM, Elamakkara 5 (Aravind 4 goals, Adarsh P. Pradeep 1) bt Sree Narayana 'B', Ernakulam 1 (Anil P. Cyril).
St. Albert's, Ernakulam 1 (Dijin) bt Sree Narayana 'A', Ernakulam 0.
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Packers CC defeated RBI by three runs in the Thiruvananthapuram district 'B' division cricket league at the Agriculture College ground on Friday.
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