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Hospital stay after c section?
How long do most c section stays last?
DS 9/2008 DS 12/2009 and DD 11/2012
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McKenna Eila ***Our little angel in heaven MC at 6w4d 02-18-2012 ** Raelynn Grace Due 11/21
In on Friday morning for a sched. c-section, out on Monday.
W/ 1st DD, I had an unplanned c-section, so admitted on Tues for an induction, labored until Wed evening, had the baby Wed. night, and discharged Sunday pm.
This was w/no complications either time.
DD#1: Winifred (Winnie) Marie, 7/1/09
DD#2: Susannah Margaret, 5/18/12
My RCS is scheduled for a Tuesday morning, check out Friday.
My store (a little bit of everything!): rubysbeauty.com
Sometimes your insurance requires you stay a certian amount of time, just fyi.
BTW, I would recommend taking advantage of the hospital help and staying the whole time allowed, but I'm one of those people that actually liked my hospital stays. I looked at them like spa time before the real world kicked in. They bring food, meds, etc. It's also a different debate if you have little ones at home.
DD#1: Winifred (Winnie) Marie, 7/1/09
DD#2: Susannah Margaret, 5/18/12
Last time, ER C/S on Sunday afternoon, Discharged Wed. This time planned c/s on Monday and possibly discharged on Wed day before Thanksgiving unless complications of course.


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2010 Seavey Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon CaravinaNapa Valley more
6/24/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 92 points
Decanted. It was tight at first but delicious after opening up about an hour and a half later. Ripe cherry, blackberry, cedar and spice flavor. Excellent paring for grilled lamb chops.
2014 Domaine La Suffrene Bandol RoséMourvedre Blend, Mourvedre more
6/21/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 88 points
Excellent match for a seafood paella. Good weight and a creamy texture.
2005 Domaine Serene Pinot Noir Evenstad ReserveWillamette Valley more
6/16/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 91 points
I always have my hopes up when opening Pinot Noir. Plenty of sour cherry fruit and smoother than the last bottle. Time has calmed this wine but has not added any of the exotic allure that can make Pinot Noir so exceptional. At this point I have to assume that it is not going to happen for this vintage. Very good but not a dream catcher. No sign of the cork problem experienced by others.
2005 Cliff Lede Cabernet Sauvignon Stags Leap Districtmore
6/10/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 92 points
This is in excellent form tonight. Worth the wait. Superb aromatics. Soft black fruit, cedar, graphite and tobacco on the palate.
2007 François Raveneau Chablis Grand Cru ValmurChardonnay more
5/29/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 94 points
We had this at a restaurant tonight. It was our first Raveneau. What struck me most was the creamy texture. Tantalizing aroma but more complex and compelling on the palate. Chalk, lemon and a little spice. It was decanted and consumed over two hours and got better with time.
2012 Domenico Clerico Langhe Dolcetto VisadiLanghe DOC more
5/22/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 87 points
Light, fruity and refreshing.
2010 Seavey Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon CaravinaNapa Valley more
5/18/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 89 points
There is a modest vegetal green pepper note that I have not noticed in earlier bottles. It detracts.
2014 Domaine de La Laidiere Bandol RoséMourvedre Blend, Mourvedre more
5/14/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 90 points
Strawberry and peach, creamy texture and tart acidity on the finish. A tad pricey but very good.
|White - Fortified
1983 Bodegas Toro Albala Don PX Gran ReservaMontilla-Moriles Pedro Ximénez more
5/10/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 94 points
This is exceptional. I had the 1985 at a restaurant and loved it. That vintage was unavailable at retail but found the 1983. For me it is better than the 1985 although it is hard to know the provenance of the restaurant glass. Almost black. Viscous on pouring. Nose of molasses, dark chocolate and espresso. Add dried dates, burnt caramel and burnt orange rind on the palate. Good acidity and very long. Finished the bottle a week after opening and it was still excellent.
2012 Penfolds Bin 389South Australia Cabernet-Shiraz Blend, Red Blend more
5/7/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 92 points
Only our second Bin 389 after a 2010 a couple of weeks ago. This is a different wine. Whether it is the vintage or the time in bottle I do not know. The 2010 seemed like a spicy and relatively lean Napa Cab. This wine seems like a robust Southern Rhone. It's leaner and more acidic and herbaceous than the 2010. It is a coin flip for me. I like both and scored them the same. My wife prefers the 2012.
2009 Leeuwin Estate Chardonnay Art SeriesMargaret River more
5/4/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 94 points
I taste the lemon, hazelnut, flint, limestone and acidity of Burgundy but it is a touch plumper and more tropical. After an hour or two of air there is a little butterscotch and cinnamon. Similar to some of the best Chardonnay from the California Central Coast....but better in my opinion. Vintage after vintage and bottle after bottle my favorite new world Chardonnay. Excellent and a great match this evening for maple-glazed grilled pork chops.
2005 Château Caronne Ste. GemmeHaut-Médoc Red Bordeaux Blend more
4/29/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 89 points
Our last bottle. It has clearly mellowed and improved over the ten years but I am not sure it has improved enough to justify the implied cost of sitting on it for this long. It is a winner tonight though.
2014 M. Chapoutier Côtes du Rhône Rosé BellerucheSyrah Blend, Syrah more
4/27/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 87 points
Very tart. Strawberry and melon. Lean texture. Decent but would expect to find better this season.
2012 Beckmen Vineyards Grenache Estate Santa Ynez Valleymore
4/27/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 90 points
Minimal tannins. Bright, juicy and refreshing fruit. Ready to go and a surprisingly good match for Snapper Veracruz.
2011 Dönnhoff RieslingNahe more
4/27/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 87 points
Petrol aroma was overwhelming. Less on the palate but lacked the balance of previous bottles
2010 Penfolds Bin 389South Australia Cabernet-Shiraz Blend, Red Blend more
4/23/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 92 points
Our first bottle of Bin 389. Smells big and boisterous with a floral component. Full and rich on the palate as well but far from over the top. Blackberry, cherry, anise, spice and mocha with a touch of pepper on the finish. Plenty of tannins but they are well integrated. Great acidity. Reminds me a bit of a spicy Caymus in one of its less plump years. My wife and I both loved it. Not inexpensive but an excellent value nonetheless. Will buy more.
2012 Trimbach Pinot BlancAlsace more
4/22/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 89 points
Excellent again this evening paired with shrimp sautéed with fennel and orange. One of our better wine and food matches in recent memory.
2012 Booker Vineyard RemnantPaso Robles Tempranillo Blend, Tempranillo more
4/19/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 88 points
It has taken me awhile but I have come to the unmistakeable conclusion that 2012 was not the best of vintages at Booker. Thiis bottle was acceptable but unremarkable and over priced, a theme running through nearly all of their wines that I have opened from that vintage. I have had too many great bottles from them to not still be a fan but tonight was yet another let down from 2012.
2013 Dog Point Vineyard Sauvignon BlancMarlborough more
4/16/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 90 points
Very aromatic. Grapefruit, flint, peach and ginger. Tart, crisp and refreshing on the palate where there is more lemon than grapefruit. Medium to light in texture and body. Seems a touch sharper than the 2014. Very good anytime but will be a superb sipper in the heat of the summer.
2011 Brewer-Clifton Chardonnay Sweeney CanyonSta. Rita Hills more
4/14/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 92 points
In its prime tonight. Rich gold color and deeper and more concentrated in flavor than our last bottle. Lemon, mango and marzipan are all still prominent but now in the reverse order. Decadent and delicious.
2008 E. Fuligni (Cottimelli) Brunello di MontalcinoSangiovese more
4/12/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 88 points
Starts with an appealing dusty cherry and dried herb nose. It is not as generous on the palate but rather tart and lean with only modest fruit showing. I am not experienced enough with Brunello to know if better days lie ahead. At this point, it has a long way to go to be worth what I paid for it. We paired this with Chicken Parmigiana. Time in glass and the food improved the wine.
2011 Fess Parker Chardonnay Ashley's VineyardSta. Rita Hills more
4/10/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 91 points
A very good Chardonnay that we consumed side by side last night with an excellent white Burgundy. It held its own very well. Medium weight and texture. It had a pleasant cinnamon spicieness, good minerality and a tart finish. A bargain as well as it compared favorably with but was less than half the price of the French bottle.
2011 Château de Beaucastel Côtes du Rhône Coudoulet de BeaucastelRed Rhone Blend more
4/5/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 91 points
Decanted for two hours before tasting. Luscious nose of ripe cherry, garigue and anise. Similar flavor. Smooth and elegant for a CdR. Not the slightest whiff of rustic peasant swill here. This is a very refined wine with a superb QPR. First vintage of the Coudoulet that I have tasted and, based on the 2011, it deserves a try every year from now on. A marvelous Cotes du Rhone. We paired this with grilled lamb chops and a mint chimichurri sauce and it was an excellent match.
2008 Louis Carillon Puligny-MontrachetChardonnay more
4/4/2015 - tantotinto wrote: 90 points
Lemon, tart apple and limestone with a little burnt honey on the finish. Dominated by its sharp acidity. No great complexity here but it delivered what I expect from a village Puligny.
2007 Louis Jadot Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Morgeot Clos de la Chapelle Domaine du Duc de MagentaChardonnay more
4/2/2015 - tantotinto wrote: NR
Past its best. Opened three. Two were drinkable but tart and thin. Very little fruit came through. The third did not rise to that level. Waited too long on these.

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Middle Georgia -- sometimes referred to as Central Georgia or the Heart of Georgia -- is home to several bustling small cities, including Macon, a cultural and educational center for the region; Milledgeville, a former state capital; and Warner Robins, the metropolitan area around Robins Air Force Base. Though many of the cities in this area have festivals throughout the year -- including Dublin's St. Patrick's Day celebration and Forsyth's March Forsythia Festival -- the region's mild autumn weather in Middle Georgia makes October a popular time for festivals.
In late October, the Riverside Cemetery conservation group hosts a spooky evening celebration. Tour the pre-Civil War cemetery, where you'll run into the spirits of notable folks from Macon's past, including escaped slaves-turned-celebrities and Southern belles with nerves of steel. Unlike most festivals, the aptly named Spirits in October celebration requires you to sign up in advance to participate, because only a limited number of participates can join each walking tour. Tours take place every half-hour between 6 and 10 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, and the event usually takes place the weekend before Halloween.
Check out Georgia arts and crafts, ranging from word carvings to cornshuck weaving to pottery, and tap your feet to Appalachian music and gospel singalongs at the Mossy Creek Barnyard Festival. This semi-annual celebration devoted to old-fashioned skills takes place in March and October just north of Perry. In addition to music and crafts, you'll find demonstrations of vintage skills, such as tatting lace and braiding bullwhips, as well as hayrides, storytelling and special performances. Though kids are encouraged to join the festivities, pets aren't allowed, so plan accordingly.
You'll find local and national bands, plenty of kids activities, live stage shows and arts and crafts at the annual Deep Roots Festival in Milledgeville. The festival takes place every year in late October. One of the biggest attractions at the festival is the People's Choice BBQ Championship, where festival attendees can sample and cast their vote for the festival's best pulled pork. The festival also hosts several other contests, and there are prizes for photography, crafts, cooking and more.
In Eatonton, the Briar Patch Arts Festival is an October highlight. The festival, which started in 2010, gets its name from the works of Joel Chandler Harris, who was born in Eatonton, and features work by local artists and craftspeople. Bands set up on live music stages throughout the festival, so you can check out local music while you browse the offerings at the booths.
Fifty years ago this month, Martin Luther King told America about his dream.
In August 1963, he delivered his "I have a dream" speech to a huge crowd in Washington DC.
That became one of the landmark moments of the civil rights movement.
This week and next, thousands of Americans will travel to the nation's capital to commemorate that day including many from Central Georgia.
But it's also a time to remember the way it was, how America changed and why.
When getting a drink at a fountain came down to color and the ease of buying a car was based on what you looked like, that was Central Georgia 50 years ago.
In that time Felton Miller lived according to the rules of black and white.
"You were white and I was black. They didn't care about me than a rabbit out there in the woods," he says.
Miller, now 83 years old, was born and raised in Jones County. The segregated South was what Miller described as hard and unfair.
The Mercer University Cheerleaders will hold a camp for children ages 5-14 July 8-12 and July 15-19. The camp will be held at the Macon campus. Times are are noon to 5 pm. Cost is $120 per session and includes a T-shirt.
Checks, made payable to Mercer University Cheerleading, should be sent to 1400 Coleman Ave, Macon, GA 31027 (Attn: Mercer Cheerleading) along with waiver/registration form.
Call 551-427-8968 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Yappy Hour in the Dog Park is tonight from 5-8 p.m. Bring the pups to Happy Hour at 1550 Chestnut Street in Macon.
Good Country People perform, you'll be able to purchase wine and beer there will also be free dog yogurt!
Yappy Hour will be every third Thursday.
The Community Foundation of Central Georgia, through the Knight Neighborhood Challenge, has awarded $1,950 to Macon Bibb County Parks & Recreation to launch Yappy Hour Yappy Hour will be a dog-friendly event to bring more people to Tyler's Place - Macon's off-leash dog park.
The Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia will hold a reunion on May 4 from 1-6 pm at Camp Martha Johnson in Lizella. Alumnae will enjoy revisiting camp, renewing friendships, and helping to create a digital archive, according to a news release.
The event is free. Donations for camp upkeep will be accepted.
For more information, call Kathy Cranford at 478-747-3170.
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White House public option ploy: A trial balloon, not a white flag
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Do you believe the Sunday spin on the White House's alleged "retreat" from the Obamacare public option?
Video of HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius's pooh-poohing of the public option provision is here.
Drudge illustrated the AP story with a white flag.
Politico says the White House has "backed away."
I'm not buying the hype. Are you?
The real Obama is a declared proponent of single-payer and universal health care Trojan Horses. All else is political theater.
Late Sunday, the health care czar's office said Sebelius "misspoke."
It's not a misstatement. It's not a surrender flag. It's a trial balloon to measure the potential nutroots backlash versus the potential Senate pick-ups.
Besides, the public option provision can always be stuffed back in via a 3am manager's amendment or during the House/Senate conference to reconcile each chamber's Obamacare bills.
As for Democrat Sen. Kent Conrad's health care "co-op" idea, the devil — as always — is in the details.
Edmund Haislmaier pointed out a few weeks ago at The Foundry:
If by health care "co-op," Congress means allowing private associations to collectively buy health insurance for their members or operate a health insurance exchange, or allowing people to buy health insurance from a non-profit, member-owned private insurer, then those would be positive, pro-consumer developments.
However, simply slapping the word "cooperative" onto a new "insurer," but then specifying that the government — not the policyholders — picks the board of directors (as Sen. Schumer wants), or that taxpayers will subsidize it, or that it has to pay doctors and hospitals at Medicare rates, would just be an exercise in trying to disguise a "public plan."
Distrust and verify.
Howard Dean on CBS this morning:
"It will pass with the public option," he said, "and the president will sign it sometime in December."
And from Michael Tanner at Cato: Co-ops: A 'Public Option' By Another Name
Open thread: Obamacare renamed 'SCOTUScare' for good reason
June 25, 2015 08:27 PM by Doug Powers
Dems: Affordable Care Act not 'affordable' and lacking 'care' so give us more money to fix it
May 26, 2015 08:33 AM by Doug Powers
Obamacare exchanges on life support
May 15, 2015 12:00 AM by Michelle Malkin
Obamacare's 1095-A nightmare
March 11, 2015 06:37 AM by Michelle Malkin
Train wreck update: HHS sends 800,000 Obamacare enrollees bad tax info
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If you lose or find something and want to post a notice here, send a message to
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Men's small. Lost at Delsom on Saturday, November 22. E-mail
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North Delta soccer is excited to announce we will be hosting a Wolves North American Academy Camp July 13-16. We have been given the exclusive rights to this camp within the lower mainland and are looking forward to this exciting opportunity. The Wolverhampton Wanderers FC is a professional English football team who compete in the Football League Championship, the second highest tier of English football.
This camp is an Elite camp in that it will be overseen by Wolves Academy coaches. It is open to ALL players regardless of age or ability; both boys and girls. There will be an opportunity for player identification by camp staff for further experiences within the Wolves Academy. Please see the attached flier for all information. This is amazing opportunity for all players to participate and work on the development of their skills.
Registration is now open. Do not miss out on this exciting opportunity. NDSC members will have the exclusive access to register until June 22. Each session has a limit of 50 spaces so register early. Register here.
Additional details about the camp.
For any technical questions please contact Ajit Braich firstname.lastname@example.com.
For general questions please contact Casey King firstname.lastname@example.com.
Coaches, now is the time to sign up for fall coaching courses. NDSC covers the cost of all courses for registered courses.
North Delta Soccer Club is looking for volunteer persons to act as Harassment and Conflict Resolution Officers within the Club. This would be a two party position one male and one female. This would be a non-voting executive position. Persons experienced in Law Enforcement or Human Resource industry would be beneficial but not mandatory. The Club would be prepared to offer and pay for outside training in this role. It would be expected that this position would not involve a large time commitment, but may at times require your attention. This position would not be involved in any game day occurrences related to Red Cards or Yellow Cards by either players or coaches; those are handled by the District Discipline Committee or BC Soccer Assoc. At times there may be issues pertaining to parent involvement in game day situations, where the club may request your independent involvement in those occurrences. If you would be interested in helping out in this type of role within the club, please communicate your interest or questions to the VP North Delta Soccer Club. Ideally, we would like this to be a two or three year commitment to the Club, however, we do realize that could not be mandatory.
Thank you for your consideration.
Good job, U-15 Div 1 North Delta United who were defeated Saturday 2 - 0 against NCU. Congratulations to Jason and the team for getting to this point.
In the Men's Provincial Cup run N D Rangers Masters 1 won there first game 2 - 0 and the N D Lions Premiere won their first game 1 - 0. Both play again at home next week. Congratulations guys!
Great job to the U - 16 N D United coached by Bruno Gren, had a great effort but came up short in their Coastal Cup game Saturday at Delsom.
If you want to know more about rep teams for 2015, check out the Rep teams information page in the sidebar.
Ajit Braich, NDSC Technical Director/Head Coach, had a minor heart attack in early October. He recently underwent bypass heart surgery and is now at home recuperating.
Ajit recently sent us an update saying "My recent stress tests on the treadmill went well. Doctors say I can start a light training program a couple days a week very soon. The current results suggest a low risk for any recurrence of heart issues. My goal now is to resume partial duties in early April."
A new document on the important subject of Concussion and head injury protocol has been posted on the Coaching Tech Tips and Docs page.
Open for both boys & girls born 2011-2012.
Held Tuesdays 5:30-6:30pm at Sands Grass.
Register now.
New! We now have a convenient all-in-one game score, game report and referee assessment form locatedunder 'Coaches Info and Forms' menu to the left. It is smart phone friendly and easy to use.
All coaches, please fill this outimmediately after your games.
New for U11 and U12. Details on the Coaches Info & Forms page.
Monday nights, 9:00 PM, NDSC hosts a fun, informal Coaches' game at Mackie turf field. All coaches welcome!
At this year's Annual General Meeting a motion was passed to help increase the level of volunteerism in the club. NDSC will require a minimum of 2 hours of volunteer time per family for the 2014/15 season. A $50 volunteer deposit will be collected similar to the uniform deposit already collected, and will be returned if the two hours volunteering was provided.
Volunteer program details
Benefits of volunteering.
Delta Days Parade:: we are seeking volunteers to help decorate our parade float and to man a club booth after the parade. Contact Min at firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested in helping out.
Read a welcome letter from our President John McGrandle.
Looking to join a Men's League team after Youth Soccer? Contact Jim at 604-588-0760 or email@example.com for information on signing up.
Coaches, please have a look at this "11+" Manual, a complete warm-up programme to prevent injuries. Please click here to view.
The Canadian Soccer Association officially launched "LEADING A SOCCER NATION", the official Strategic Plan for soccer development in Canada from 2014-2018. BC Soccer is in support of the national vision and have previously launched their own three year strategic plan in 2012 for the development of soccer for all British Columbians. Please see the link below for more detailed information and a downloadable version of both strategic plans.
We have some executive members who will be 'retiring' soon - if you can spare some of your time to make our club the best it can be for all of the players, parents and volunteers, then please let us know! You can email Ryan at firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss how you might be able to help out.
If you are looking to register your daughter, please check out our affiliate club, Surdel Girls Soccer Club.
For more information, please see our Frequently Asked Questions page.
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It's About The Relative Value of Relative Value
Posted by Alan McLeod on Wednesday, June 17, 2009 in Inputs, Price and Value, Thinking About Beer - 2 comments
Here's how it happened. Greg asked a very good question about buying a rhubarb lambic upon which I jibed to which Mr. Beaumont commented and then posted in full. I, of course, couldn't keep out of it myself when I added this: • I entirely agree with you on that… for the most part. It's just that …
I Hate Missing A Good Manifesto About Beer
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, May 28, 2009 in Thinking About Beer
How many times have you thought "what we really need is a good five year plan for beer." Well, likely not that often if you live in North America as we stand alone, we beer consumers left to the wolves without the equivalent of the European Beer Consumers Union. Without the balancing of a …
How To Drink A Beer - Earn It And Only It
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, May 4, 2009 in Thinking About Beer - 2 comments
I don't know if I agree entirely with this but the discord is mainly only over that "earn it" part: • ...the best way to enjoy a beer – any beer – is to earn it, then savour it in moderation in pleasant surroundings instead of swilling it down in excess until paralytic. • "Earning" sounds so …
Are There Tastes I Will Simply Never Like?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Saturday, April 25, 2009 in Thinking About Beer - 3 comments
My strong negative reaction to Victor yesterday was, as I said, very surprising. I have loved every other beer Allagash makes and have no intention of stopping my deep and rewarding relationship with that brewery. But after the beer went down the sink, I was thinking how the flavours I responded … read more »
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I Am A Craft Brewer from I Am A Craft Brewer on Vimeo. • Man - things are getting weirder and weirder out there. You know, I really don't need any videos of people I will likely never meet telling me how great they are and how there is a unified movement of pure positivism that you can't deny …
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I am getting a wee bit tired of "tasting" beer. It is getting all too twee. This article in a Toronto rag of some sort or another displays everything that is wrong with the media's new relationship with beer and the concurrent looming over-preciousness of beer appreciation... or the over-wrought …
Where There Is Beer There Is Peace
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I have thought about this off and on. Making beer requires a farmer. It requires a facility which, at any economic scale, has always required a certain level of capital investment. It requires time. Time for the grain to grow and time for the yeast to do it's work. It requires safe transportation …
Being A Beer Hound Without Any Sense Of Style
Posted by Alan McLeod on Sunday, March 15, 2009 in Thinking About Beer, Styles - 7 comments
When I was a lad and knew a thing or two about hoofing a ball, we would arse around by playing "soccer without style" - playing the game without any of the conventions which quickly collapsed into just arsing around. I think I do the much the same thing when I think about beer as I am not really …
Deeper Into Recession - Is Beer An Affordable Luxury?
Posted by Alan McLeod on Thursday, February 19, 2009 in Thinking About Beer, Beer and Economics - 12 comments
I still haven't got my mind around this one yet. There seem to be plenty of stories like how Aussies are pounding brews despite the times or this one from the US mid-Atlantic (or is that the north of the South?) describing how wonderful things are in the beer world: • "It's beer, people love …
Stan Asks A Good Question About Being Alone
Posted by Alan McLeod on Monday, January 19, 2009 in Beer and Culture, Thinking About Beer - 3 comments
Stan has added his thoughts about the Twitter Taste Live event on Saturday night. He is still on the global beer jaunt that saw him drop by here last summer but was somewhere deep in the Florida everglades and so could not join in. He was thinking, however, and asks this: • ...all this … read more »


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Guest Post on Waters of Wisconsin Blog
Kirsten Shead, Program Director for the Interfaith Earth Network, contributed a narrative blog post on water and faith entitled Down to the RIver to Pray. The Waters of Wiscsonsin initiative (WOW), part of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters, launched their blog in October 2014 as an ongoing conversation about Wisconsin's shared waters. Through this blog they aim to feature great ideas and poignant stories from writers, policymakers, farmers, scientists, and others that explore what healthy, abundant water means to Wisconsin and her people.
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The natural burial of Carol Waskovich, one of the founders of the Interfaith Earth Network, was featured in an extensive article on natural burials by the Milwaukee Jouranal Sentinel on Saturday, November 1, 2014. The story noted Carol's environmental work, spiritual motivation and her conviction that all of matter is connected and interdependant.
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Summit coach Nick Matheny, above, has a great story about watching Steven Carr play Pop Warner.
Stephen Carr won't graduate until 2017, but seemed very ready to make his commitment.
Sophomore running back Stephen Carr will announce his college decision Monday along with other local athletes.
Carr holds offers from USC, Washington, UCLA and Colorado.
No word quite yet on who the new Bloomington High football coach will be, but there is an update.
Athletic director Chris Brickley said that a candidate has been picked and the school is waiting on board approval before an official announcement can be made. There is a board meeting on Thursday, but the school did not get the candidate submitted on time to make it on this week's agenda.
So, with spring break looming, the next school board meeting is April 16. But it's a lock to be on that board agenda, because Brickley said all the pre-screening requirements have been taken care of. Brickley reports that until then, he has been opening up the weight room for voluntary conditioning and lifting and about 40 players have been there every day, a good sign to be sure.
The position has been vacant since Marcos Fino stepped down following three consecutive 1-9 seasons. I could be wrong, but if there are pre-screening required, which includes fingerprints, would it not suggest that the future Bloomington coach is not already a district employee or at least not a coach in the district?
WR Shawn Wilson (Pomona) 6-0, 180, Sr.
TE Tyler Petite (Campolindo, Moraga) 6-5, 230, Sr.
OL Brady Aiello (Acalanes, Lafayette) 6-7, 265, Sr.
OL Johnny Capra (Placer, Auburn) 6-6, 275, Sr.
OL Kevin Estes (San Marcos) 6-6, 275, Sr.
OL Alex Kosinski (Redwood, Larkspur) 6-5, 290, Sr.
OL Zach Okun (Newbury Park) 6-4, 310, Sr.
QB Anthony Gordon (Terra Nova, Pacifica) 6-3, 180, Sr.
RB Marcel Brown (Rio Linda) 5-11, 190, Sr.
RB Izzy Matthews (Enterprise, Redding) 5-11, 200, Sr.
RB Chris Rom-Toribio (La Quinta) 5-7, 165, Sr.
PK Bryce Pasky (Paso Robles) 5-10, 175, Sr.
DL Jacquille Bradford (Hoover, San Diego) 6-0, 230, Sr.
DL N.J. Falo (Inderkum, Sacramento) 6-3, 225, Sr.
DL Kevin Scott (Salesian, Los Angeles) 6-5, 285, Sr.
LB Frank Ginda (Pacheco, Los Banos) 6-1, 225, Sr.
LB Jacob Moen (Christopher, Gilroy) 6-4, 240, Sr.
LB D.J. Smith (El Capitan, Lakeside) 6-1, 215, Sr.
DB Dameon Baber (Palmdale) 5-10, 190, Sr.
DB Austen Christian (Garden Grove) 6-1, 170, Sr.
DB Khalil Dorsey (Colony, Ontario) 5-8, 160, Jr.
DB John Horn (Yuba City) 6-0, 165, Sr.
DB Octavius Spencer (Monrovia) 6-2, 200, Sr.
P Cannon Plooster (Mayfair, Lakewood) 6-2, 175, Sr.
QB/RB Brad Cagle (El Capitan, Lakeside) 6-1, 200, Sr.
WR/DB Bailey Gaither (Paso Robles) 6-1, 175, Sr.
RB/DB Tyree Harris (Torrance) 5-11, 190, Sr.
WR/DB Darnay Holmes (Newbury Park) 5-11, 185, Soph.
QB/LB Mique Juarez (North, Torrance) 6-2, 220, Jr.
QB/RB Lars Nootbaar (El Segundo) 6-2, 185, Sr.
Here's the list of San Bernardino County football players who signed their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday:
Philip Afia, DB, Ayala, Utah
Gary Baker, OL-DL, Upland, Oregon
Jerry Chaney, WR, Rancho Cucamonga San Diego State
Vincent Elefante, DL, Upland, Sacramento State
Robert Evans, TE, Silverado, Montana State
Deshawn Fortune, DE-LB, Etiwanda, San Jose State
Trent Goens, DE, Chino Hills, Northwestern
Josiah Gray, OL, Rancho Cucamonga, Texas-El Paso
Donnie Greene, OL, Upland, Fresno State
Tyler Hilinksi , QB, Upland, Washington State
Elijah Jones, DB, Upland, Navy
Malik Lovette, WR, Redlands East Valley, Oregon
Daijon McFoy, WB/LB, Carter, Dixie State
Nate Meadors, DB, San Gorgonio, UCLA
Brennan Miano, LB, Summit, Western New Mexico
Jalen Moore, DB, Upland, Oregon State
Nick Navarro Jurupa Hills LB Cal Poly SLO
Michael Neal, TE, Etiwanda, Washington
Tre Norman, TE/DE, Kaiser, W. New Mexico
Dwayne Parchment, LB, Kaiser, San Diego State
Joseph Price, OL, Redlands East Valley, Washington State
Malik Psalms, DB, Ayala, Cal
Caleb Repp, WR, Los Osos, Utah
Ervin Richard, SS, Colony, Western New Mexico
Dempsey Robinson, DL, Oak Hills, Texas Southern
Julian Rodriguez, OL, San Gorgonio, Western New Mexico
Hasani Smith, TE, Upland, San Diego State
Chase Stephens, WR, Rancho Cucamonga, Southern Utah
Keon Stephens, WR, Etiwanda, Montana State
Ray Surry, WR, Rancho Cucamonga San Jose State
Khaylan Thomas, LB, Etiwanda, Arizona State
Paul Trujillo-Langdon, OL, Carter,Cal Poly SLO
Austin VanVeldhuizen, OL/DL, Ontario Christian, Northwestern College
D'Angelo Vasquez, WR, Summit, Dixie State
Zamore Zigler, RB, Carter, San Jose State
ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM JUNIORS (Offense)
WR Javon McKinley (Centennial, Corona) 6-2, 190
WR Taylor Vaughns (Bishop Amat, La Puente) 6-3, 180
OL Zack Aylor (Mission Viejo) 6-4, 290
OL Frank Martin (Mater Dei, Santa Ana) 6-5, 295
OL Marcus Moore (Crespi, Encino) 6-3, 235
OL Soape Tupou (Grant, Sacramento) 6-4, 330
OL Jonah Williams (Folsom) 6-5, 275
QB K.J. Costello (Santa Margarita, Rancho SM) 6-4, 210
RB Antoine Custer (De La Salle, Concord) 5-8, 175
RB Freddy Holly (Norte Vista, Riverside) 6-0, 190
RB Sean McGrew (St. John Bosco, Bellflower) 5-9, 180
PK Caleb Watkins (Glendora) 5-10, 165
ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM JUNIORS (Defense)
DL Oluwole Betiku (Serra, Gardena) 6-4, 240
DL Emanuel Fesili (Long Beach Poly, Long Beach) 6-2, 290
DL Boss Tagaloa (De La Salle, Concord) 6-3, 290
LB Krys Barnes (Liberty, Bakersfield) 6-2, 220
LB Camilo Eifler (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 6-2, 210
LB Darrion Franklin (Downey) 6-2, 215
LB Lokeni Toailoa (Carter, Rialto) 6-2, 225
DB Traveon Beck (St. John Bosco, Bellflower) 5-9, 165
DB Khalil Dorsey (Colony, Ontario) 5-8, 160
DB Jordan Parker (Pittsburg) 6-0, 185
DB Troy Warner (Mission Hills, San Marcos) 6-1, 180
P Fidel Romo (Banning) 6-3, 180
ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM JUNIORS (Multi-Purpose)
TE/DE Devin Asiasi (De La Salle, Concord) 6-5, 255
QB/RB Malik Henry (Westlake, Westlake Village) 6-3, 180
WR/PR Jackie Jones (Long Beach Poly, Long Beach) 5-11, 165
QB/LB Mique Juarez (North, Torrance) 6-2, 220
TE/LB Caleb Kelly (Clovis West, Fresno) 6-3, 210
QB/RB Victor Viramontes (Norco) 6-1, 200
San Gorgonio held its National Signing Day event on Wednesday. The Spartans may have several more signees when all is said and done, but on Wednesday it was 2. One was offensive lineman Julian Rodriguez, who signed with Western New Mexico. The other is defensive back/athlete Nate Meadors, who did not yet officially announce his commitment between UCLA and Notre Dame, but check back for video on that.
This is Part 1 of the all-state football teams. I will post the rest of them when I get a chance Wednesday.
(36TH annual selections; 2014 season)
WR Trent Irwin (Hart, Newhall) 6-1, 180, Sr. It's pretty obvious that the state's new career record holder for receptions (285) and yards (5,272) needed to be first team all-state. Irwin also had a spectacular senior season with 106 catches for 1,974 yards and 22 TDs. Already named as the L.A. Daily News Player of the Year, Irwin recently decided against joining teammate QB Brady White at Arizona State and will be headed to Stanford.
WR Javon McKinley (Centennial, Corona) 6-2, 190, Jr.
One of the finalists for our Mr. Football State Player of the Year, McKinley did take home the honor as the top junior in the state after catching 97 passes for 2,062 yards and 25 touchdowns this season for the Huskies. Nearly breaking the state record for receiving yards in a season, he stood out especially in the postseason with 50 catches for 1,012 yards and 11 touchdowns.
TE Tyler Petite (Campolindo, Moraga) 6-5, 230, Sr.
We don't always pick a tight end for first team overall, but this year we are with Petite. It helps that in Campolindo's win over El Capitan of Lakeside in the CIF Division III state bowl game that Petite was the best player on the field. He ended the season with 37 catches for 969 yards and nine TDs. Petite, who played in the Under Armour All-American Game and who is headed to USC, also made his presence known for Campolindo as a defensive end.
OL Jack Dreyer (Serra, San Mateo) 6-8, 290, Sr. Serra head coach Patrick Walsh said that Dreyer is the best lineman he's had so far for the Padres. He's one of the best we've seen from the CIF Central Coast Section in several years as well. Dreyer has only been playing football for three years, but with his size and agility he was heavily recruited. He will play next at nearby Stanford.
OL Tevita Halalilo (Rancho Verde, Moreno Valley) 6-3, 330, Sr. Not just one of the top offensive linemen in the state but Halalilo is regarded one of the state's top players regardless of position. The mammoth standout will be headed to play at UCLA next season after he committed to the Bruins last year. Halalilo was All-Inland Empire and All-CIFSS West Valley Division.
OL Zach Okun (Newbury Park) 6-4, 310, Sr. Before his outstanding season, Zach already had his college future determined as he committed with the Oregon Ducks in March. Okun already has gotten numerous honors. His blocking helped Newbury Park pass for 3,707 yards and rush for 2,568 yards.
OL Darrin Paulo (Grant, Sacramento) 6-6, 320, Sr. He's got the athleticism to throw the discus more than 170 feet and had a terrific season for the 14-1 Pacers. Paulo was dominant in all three games we saw him and he was on the Sacramento Bee's All-Metro squad. Oregon, Nebraska and Washington State appear to be in the lead to sign him.
OL Cole Smith (Mission Viejo) 6-4, 280, Sr. All you need to know about Smith being a first-team all-state choice is that he was selected as the CIFSS West Valley Division offensive player of the year. That's unheard of for a lineman. Smith, who plays center, committed to USC last summer. He is the son of six-time Pro Bowl center Doug Smith. Cole helped Mission Viejo win the CIFSS West Valley Division title.
QB Jake Browning (Folsom) 6-2, 185, Sr. It was no shock after his record setting season and career that he was named as our Mr. Football State Player of the Year. Browning completed a legendary prep career with 16,689 yards passing and a national record 229 TD passes. He had 5,704 yards as a senior with a national record-tying 91 TD passes. Folsom also went 16-0, won the CIF D1 state title, finished No. 5 in the final FAB 50 national rankings and set a state record with 915 points scored.
RB Antoine Custer (De La Salle, Concord) 5-8, 175, Jr. Picking Custer this high may be a surprise to some, but by the end of the season he was the Spartans' top honors candidate and they were after all the No. 1 team in the state. Custer also was named the Contra Costa Times East Bay Player of the Year (which includes Clayton Valley's Miles Harrison). He barely played into the second half of most games, but still ended with 1,942 yards and 26 TDs. Custer also averaged 10.4 yards per carry, played some on defense and returned punts and kickoffs. He is a cousin of the late Terrance Kelly.
RB Miles Harrison (Clayton Valley, Concord) 5-11, 200, Sr. While there are some differences in his numbers this season depending on the source, there is no confusion about how talented Harrison was with the ball in his hands. He rushed for 2,709 yards and scored 34 touchdowns despite being limited with injuries. Already named as a finalist for Mr. Football State Player of the Year, he put on a show every time we saw him in person this season. Harrison carried the ball 50 times for 324 yards and three touchdowns in the 34-33 loss to Redlands East Valley in the CIF Division II state bowl game.
PK Kevin Robledo (Westlake, Westlake Village) 6-0, 175, Sr. Since his sophomore season with the Warriors, the one thing he does among the best in the nation has been to make field goals. Robledo already was named a U.S. Army All-American and has received multiple all-area honors. He was 45 of 46 on PATs this season and had 11 field goals. For his career, Robledo set a new state record with 42 field goals. He also went 109 of 111 on PATs during his career.
Shareece Wright wants to have his fellow Colton HS alums and NFL players Jimmy Smith and Allen Bradford, to speak to schools as well. As for Wright, he said he will likely not be back with the Chargers when he becomes a free agent in March. He said he would look at states without a state income tax, such as Florida, or Texas when deciding where to sign, because money goes farther there.


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Bob Filner, who resigned as San Diego mayor amid sexual harassment accusations, was charged in a case brought by three women.
Filner was charged Tuesday in San Diego County Superior Court with one felony count of "false imprisonment by violence, fraud, menace and deceit," as well as two misdemeanor counts of battery.
The victims were identified as Jane Does 1, 2 and 3.
Filner, 71, who is Jewish, resigned in August after the San Diego City Council unanimously approved a deal under which he agreed to leave office by Aug. 30 in exchange for the city agreeing to pay his legal expenses in a sexual harassment lawsuit brought by his former aide.
Some 19 women publicly accused Filner of acting inappropriately and sexually harassing them. He apologized to the city and the women who accused him of misconduct.
Filner was San Diego's first Democratic mayor in two decades; he formerly was a 10-term congressman.
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Persistent Universe
DescriptionDenotes any game that takes place in a constantly-running environment, even when the player is not actively playing the game. Attributes of such an environment include other players actively playing the game, game-created characters interacting with the environment or other players, etc. such that, when gameplay resumes for a particular user, the environment has changed from when the user last interacted with the environment.
Since most persistent universe games are played on remote servers, an internet connection is usually required to play them to perform updates to the game world.
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Browser (1999)
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Mafia Wars is a browser game that can be played on various social networks such as Facebook, MySpace, Tagged, and...
iPhone (2009)
Mafia Wars is an adaptation of the Browser game with the same name.Most of the game play elements are more...
Windows (1998)
Mankind is one of the first MMORTS (massively multiplayer online real-time strategy) games. You are responsible for a fleet of...
Windows (2006)
MapleStory is a F2P (free to play) 2D side-scrolling fantasy MMORPG set in Maple World. There are several different servers...
Arcade (2013)
The sequel to Mario Kart Arcade GP 2, Mario Kart Arcade GP DX is the latest edition of the arcade...
Windows (2007)
Martial Heroes is a free to play, free to copy 3D MMORPG. It is based on Martial Arts from the...
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Marvel Heroes is a persistent universe role-playing game set in the Marvel superhero universe. Dr. Doom, the main opponent of...
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Originally launched in 1996 and still being actively maintained and updated, Materia Magica is a complex fantasy MUD set on...
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The universe of The Matrix goes massively multiplayer in this cyberpunk RPG. Players jack into one of the many districts...
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Megami Tensei Online: Imagine is an online RPG set in the Megaten universe. The time line of the game falls...
Windows (1996)
Meridian 59 was among the first 3D massively multiplayer online role-playing games. Players create characters, and then advance in power...
Windows (2004)
Meridian 59: Evolution is an expansion/update to Meridian 59: Resurrection, the relaunch of the MMORPG Meridian 59. In this release,...
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Metaplace was a massively multi-player online project assembled around one central tool: a quite complex virtual world builder written in...
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Metin2 is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), set in a eastern and magic environment as a persistent game...
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William Willowbough, a well-respected and experienced garden gnome, bought himself a brand-new computer with fast internet access, and while surfing...
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Top games by as rated by the press:
- 92 World of Warcraft
- 91 World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King
- 91 World of Warcraft
- 90 World of Warcraft: Cataclysm
- 90 Guild Wars 2
- 89 Guild Wars
- 88 World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
- 88 World of Warcraft: Cataclysm
- 87 World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade
- 87 EverQuest: The Ruins of Kunark
Games must have at least a Critic Score of 80 to be considered.
Top games by as rated by our users:
- 4.40 Call of Duty: Heroes (2014)
- 4.40 Call of Duty: Heroes (2014)
- 4.40 Call of Duty: Heroes (2014)
- 5.00 EVE Online (Special Edition) (2009)
- 5.00 EverQuest Combo (2000)
- 5.00 EverQuest: Dragons of Norrath (2005)
- 5.00 EverQuest: Evolution (2003)
- 5.00 EverQuest II: Echoes of Faydwer (2006)
- 5.00 EverQuest II: Rise of Kunark (2007)
- 5.00 EverQuest Online Adventures: Frontiers (2003)
Games must have at least 1 votes and a User Score of 4.0 to be considered.
Persistent Universe is part of Themes. This group of genres contain:
- Anime / Manga
- Arcade
- BattleMech
- Board / Party Game
- Cards / Tiles
- Casino
- Chess
- Comics
- Cyberpunk / Dark Sci-Fi
- Detective / Mystery
- Fantasy
- Fighting
- Flight
- Game Show
- Helicopter
- Historical Battle (specific/exact)
- Horror
- Interactive Fiction
- Interactive Fiction with Graphics
- Interactive Movie
- Managerial
- Martial Arts
- Meditative / Zen
- Mental training
- Naval
- Paddle / Pong
- Persistent Universe
- Pinball
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For the second half of the 2013-14 season, James Harden provided first-overall fantasy value. It was a precursor to Harden's fabulous 2014-15 season, one that lead to him being in the MVP discussion down to the bitter end.
This article aims to provide an overview of this season's second-half performances, both good and bad, in order to try and find players who performed better in the second half of this season so that we can consider whether their improved production will continue next season or merely be a mirage of circumstance this season.


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Assembled are members of V's Peace, Love and Happy Faces graduating class of 2014. V's will be sending graduates to… Read more
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Bat Commanders win championship
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