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|Oct 9, 1990
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|Andrew J. Jason, Barbara Blind
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|The United States Of America As Represented By The United States Department Of Energy
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This invention is the result of a contract with the Department of Energy (Contract No. W-7405-ENG-36).
This invention relates to accelerator beam optics and, more particularly, to shaping charged particle beams for confining the beam energy distribution over a selected target area.
Charged particle beams contain particles which have been accelerated to high energies. The accelerated particles are directed onto target areas for a variety of purposes, e.g. medical treatments, X-ray generation, lithography, neutron spallation, tritium production, food sterilization, etc. In some applications a target area large compared to an original beam must be illuminated by the beam, where confinement of the beam energy and/or the uniformity of illumination, i.e., energy deposition, on the target area are important.
For example, in the production of tritium, an intense linear accelerator (linac) produces a proton beam (i.e., 400 mA at 2 GeV or about a gigawatt of continuous power) which is incident on a target composed of lead to generate neutrons which, in turn, strike lithium for tritium production. A beam target area of 4 m by 4 m may be required to be covered by a beam having only millimeter dimensions at the linac.
A simple beam expansion by conventional linear magnetic optics is not appropriate. The Gaussian-like intensity distribution of particles in the beam would conventionally provide a sharply peaked beam at the target with an appreciable peak intensity at several times the beam rms radius. Further, large amounts of the beam energy are contained in the beam fringes which would not be available over the target area if the beam is to provide any substantial energy deposition on the target edges. Another approach would be to raster the beam over the target area. If a typical beam is expanded to a diameter of several centimeters and rastered over the above 16 m2 surface area in a two-dimensional scan, thermal considerations dictate a minimum scanning frequency of about 1 Hz in the slower scan direction and about 10 Hz in a direction normal to the slower scan direction. Moreover, large magnets with very large apertures would be needed and the peak reactive EMF's would be large. Additionally, the magnets would need to be energized with several harmonics or provided with high power swithing devices to maintain a uniform target illumination.
It would be desirable to form the beam where the beam energy is confined over a large area and with a core beam area of relatively uniform charged particle intensity for uniform energy deposition on a target area. This problem is addressed by the present invention wherein confined particle beams define relatively uniform beam intensity distributions as large area beams or ribbon beams for impacting a target area.
Accordingly, it is one object of the present invention to form a charged particle beam having a nonuniform, peaked particle distribution, e.g., a Gaussian or parabolic distribution, into a particle beam having a confined energy distribution in at least one dimension.
It is another object of the present invention to form a charged particle beam to a configuration for relatively uniform energy deposition in at least one dimension over a target area.
One other object of the present invention is to use nonlinear magnetic optical elements to form a well contained charged particle beam having a relatively uniform particle distribution within beam edge portions.
Additional objects, advantages and novel features of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which folows, and in part will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon examination of the following or may be learned by practice of the invention. The objects and advantages of the invention may be realized and attained by means of the instrumentalities and combinations particularly pointed out in the appended claims.
To achieve the foregoing and other objects, and in accordance with the purposes of the present invention, as embodied and broadly described herein, the apparatus of this invention may comprise an optical system for manipulating a charged particle beam from a linear accelerator to form a uniform intensity beam for impacting a target. First linear optics receive an output beam from the accelerator and output a first beam having a first dimension which is small relative to a second dimension normal to the first dimension. Nonlinear optics are located about a small beam dimension, a beam waist, defined by the first dimension of the first beam. The nonlinear optics affect the first beam to output a second beam having a phase-space distribution effective to fold edge portions along the second dimension of the second beam toward a core region of the second beam wherein a well-contained beam is developed with an area of relatively uniform intensity along the second dimension at a determinable distance from the first nonlinear optics.
In another characterization of the present invention, a method is provided for forming a beam of charged particles from a linear accelerator into a beam having a well-contained beam with an area of relatively uniform intensity along at least one beam dimension. The accelerator beam is focused into a first beam having a small size in a first dimension relative to a second dimension normal to the first dimension. A nonlinear magnetic field is formed about a waist defined by the small first dimension effective to distort the phase-space distribution of the particles in a manner effective to fold edge portions of the beam along the second dimension toward a core region of the beam. Particle movements in the effected beam will result in a second beam being well-contained and developed with a realtively uniform intensity beam core along the second dimension at a determinable distance from the relatively small size beam portion.
In a particular embodiment of the present invention, the beam is transported through additional linear optics to form a beam which is ribbon-shaped in the second dimension for sweeping over a target area. In another embodiment, a second set of nonlinear optics affects the beam in the first dimension for folding edge portions along the first dimension toward the beam core region. A well-contained beam with a relatively uniform beam core intensity is then also developed along the first beam dimension. Linear optics focus the beam along both the first and second dimensions for illuminating a target area with a relatively uniform energy deposition.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and form a part of the specification, illustrate embodiments of the present invention and, together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of an optics system according to one embodiment of the present invention for forming a well-confined ribbon beam.
FIG. 2 is a schematic illustration of an optics system according to another embodiment of the present invention for forming a well-confined, large area two-dimensional beam.
FIGS. 3A and 3B graphically illustrate the idealized phase-space distribution and Gaussian intensity distribution of a representative accelerator beam.
FIGS. 4A and 4B graphically illustrate the phase-space distribution and intensity distribution of a representative particle beam affected by nonlinear optics.
FIGS. 5A and 5B graphically illustrate the containment effect of including a duodecapole with an octupole to form the nonlinear optics.
FIGS. 6A and 6B graphically depict the results of a ribbon beam simulation including space charge effects.
FIGS. 7A and 7B grphically depict the simulated two-dimensional beam intensity of a large area beam with a Gaussian input beam distribution.
FIGS. 8A and 8B graphically depict the simulated two-dimensional beam intensity of a large area beam with a parabolic input beam distribution.
Referring first to FIG. 1, there is shown a schematic illustration of one embodiment of an accelerator beam-forming system according to the present invention. Linac 10 generates a particle beam for input to first focusing magnets 12, which may be one or more quadrupoles, for converging the beam in one dimension to a small size, which may be characterized by a waist, along the path of the beam. As used herein, the term "waist" means a beam section having a reduced dimension in one or more directions and is not identical with an optical waist. The beam is formed to have a first dimension much smaller than a second dimension normal to the first dimension and has a divergence suitable for subsequent beam forming as hereinafter explained. The beam will be relatively unaffected in the small dimension by nonlinear optics 14. For example, the rms beam width, σ, may be <1 mm in the first dimension and >4 cm in the second dimension.
Nonlinear optics 14 are located about the position of the small dimension or beam waist defined by the first dimension and produce a magnetic field which generates forces on the charged particles in the beam along the relatively wide second dimension. The forces vary nonlinearly from the beam axis, as hereinafter explained. The beam particles along the beam first dimension, i.e., the small dimension, are not subjected to these nonlinear forces. The effect of the nonlinear forces is to fold the beam fringe particles toward the beam core whereby a well-contained beam is formed, i.e., substantially all of the particles within at least 3σ of the beam centerline are within the effected dimension. A relatively uniform energy intensity distribution is obtained within a core region of the beam after a determinable beam drift distance from optics 14 concomitant with the beam containment. The beam intensity distribution within the contained core edges is relatively more uniform than the intensity in a conventional beam with a Gaussian or parabolic particle distribution, or some intermediate distribution. The resulting beam configuration obtains a relatively uniform intensity distribution across the core region along the second dimension and the beam is well-contained within beam edge portions.
In one embodiment, a ribbon beam is formed for sweeping across a target area. Focusing quadrupoles 16 and 18 may be provided as conventional focusing optics to form a beam impact area 26 on target 24 at a distance from optics 14 where a ribbon beam is formed having a relatively uniform particle intensity along the length of the ribbon. Quadrupole 16 may be a defocusing quadrupole to reduce the drift space between nonlinear optics 14 and focusing quadrupole 18. Focusing quadrupole 18 then focuses the beam to define a beam waist in the second dimension for positioning sweep magnet 22. Sweep magnet 22 conventionally generates a magnetic field to cause the particle beam to sweep the ribbon area 26 over the area of target 24, i.e., in a direction normal to the second dimension.
Referring now to FIG. 2, the magnet optical elements generate a two-dimensional beam with a well-contained beam having a concomitant relatively uniform energy deposition over the entire target area illuminated by the beam. As discussed for FIG. 1, linac 10 generates a particle beam which is shaped by linear optics 12 to provide a small beam size defining a waist in a first dimension adjacent nonlinear optics 14 to isolate the effects of the nonlinear optics along the first and second dimensions. The magnetic field generated by optics 14 forms the input beam to a first output beam with a phase-space particle distribution effective to form a well contained beam with an area of relatively uniform intensity across the core region of the beam in a second beam dimension normal to the first beam dimension, as discussed above. The relatively uniform beam intensity will be developed at a predetermined distance from the beam waist affected by nonlinear optics 14.
First output beam 14 is then input to second linear optics 32, which may be a quadrupole, for further focusing the first beam in the second dimension. A second beam is outputted from linear optics 32 having a small size, i.e., a second waist, defined by the second dimension adjacent second nonlinear optics 34, whereby the second beam dimension is now small relative to the first beam dimension. Nonlinear optics 34 provides a magnetic field to fold the second beam along the relatively large first dimension to produce a third output beam developing a well-contained beam with a concomitant relatively uniform beam intensity across the core region of the beam in the first dimension at the same location as the folded first output beam.
The third output beam thus has a two-dimensional energy distribution which is well-contained and which will form a two-dimensional beam having a core region with a relatively uniform two-dimensional energy distribution at the predetermined transport distance from first nonlinear optics 14. Linear optics 36 focuses the third beam onto target area 38 to illuminate the entire area of target 38 with the area of the third output beam developed to a relatively uniform intensity. It should be noted that the edge portions of the third beam may be peaked relative to the core region. The edge portions may then be expanded beyond the edges of target 38 or may be intercepted prior to target 38 such that only the desired core region of the third beam illuminates target 38. Indeed, the core region of the third beam is defined to be the area contained within the edge peaks.
To understand the effect of nonlinear optics 14, 34 consider an input beam focused to a small size, i.e., a waist, in the y-direction. If optics 14, 34 are octupole magnets placed about the waist, particle motion from the magnetic forces in the octupole is governed by the following equations: ##EQU1## where Bo is the octupole pole-tip field;
ro is the pole-tip radius;
B.sub.ρ is the beam rigidity;
x" and y" are the second derivatives of the x and y coordinates with respect to the z coordinate.
Under the constraint that the beam is focused to be small in the y-direction during its passage through the octupole, the terms in Equation (1) that contain powers of y can be neglected. Integrating Equation (1) over a short octupole of length 1 defines the effect on particle divergence as
δx'=T2,111 x3 +O(y,1, . . . )=(Bo l/ro 3 Bρ)x3 + (2)
T2,111 is the third order octupole matrix element relating x' to x3. Although there are 40 such elements, all but T2,111 are coefficients of powers of y or are of the order l2 or smaller. The beam is substantially unaffected in the y-direction because of the small y dimension at the octupole. The effect in the x-direction is given by Equation (2).
FIGS. 3A and 4A graphically depict the phase-space of the beam before the octupole, after the octupole, and after some drift distance from the octupole. FIGS. 3B and 4B are corresponding intensity distributions in the beam showing the evolution from a Gaussian distribution to a uniform ribbon distribution. After passage through the octupole, the beam phase-space axis will be approximately described by the relation
xo '=Axo +Bxo 3, (3)
where A describes the tilt of the beam phase-space axis before the octupole (e.g. a negative number if the beam is converging in the x-direction) and B is the coefficient of x3 in Equation (3) dependent on the octupole strength. FIG. 3A shows the original linear phase-space relationship and the relationship after the beam has been affected by the octupole. FIG. 3B shows the original Gaussian intensity distribution. Particles 1, 2, and 3 have phase and beam location characteristics identified on the graphs to aid in following the evolution of the Gaussian distribution through the transport line from the octupole to the beam.
Neglecting space charge effects, the relations describing particle evolution through a drift space L are ##EQU2## and define the evolution of each point on the beam phase-space distribution.
The influence of the octupole does not immediately change the beam distribution in the x-direction. However, the phase-space distribution and subsequent evolution is strongly altered. For example, particle 3, having zero divergence remains fixed along the x-axis; particle 1 is at a divergence extremum and progresses toward positive values of x. After some drift, particle 1 crosses the z-axis; after further drift the relationship shown in FIG. 4A obtains. The beam has expanded in proportion to the drift length. In the present example, particle 1 has diverged to a radius nearly four times its original radius (see FIG. 3A) and has nearly overtaken particle 2, which was originally at the 3σ extreme in the Gaussian distribution. Hence, the core of the beam has enveloped and contained the fringes of the beam.
The intensity distribution of the beam along the x-dimension is shown in FIG. 4B, where a well-contained beam has evolved having a relatively uniform beam along one dimension, excluding only the beam edges. The distribution shown in FIG. 4B was obtained by dividing the original distribution into small intervals, mapping each interval into its downstream phase-space coordinates by Equation (4) while conserving the probability for each interval, and then summing over the branches evident in the beam phase-space distribution.
The intensity distribution of FIG. 4B is relatively flat except at the edges where the fold in beam phase-space is projected onto the spatial axis as cusps. With further drift, particle 1 would overtake particle 2 and incorporate all the beam lying within more than 3σ of the original distribution into the core, leaving less than 0.3% of the beam in a widely scattered halo. It is possible to capture the fringes to approximately 5σ (0.001% fringe population) by adding nonlinear elements with higher odd multipolarities. For example, the addition of a properly dimensioned duodecapole (field variation of x5), of opposite sign to the octupole, significantly decreases the value of xo ' for parts of the beam beyond 3σ. Hence, the region in FIG. 3A for which particle divergences are less in magnitude than x' extremum would be expanded along with the concomitant capture region.
To further simulate the formation of a well-contained, uniform intensity ribbon beam according to the present invention, a set of performance characteristics was calculated for the nonlinear optics 14 and focusing quadrupoles 16 and 18 shown in FIG. 1. A low emittance linac beam (i.e., 0.003π cm mrad) was expanded by a quadruplet-lens configuration to σ=4 cm in the x-direction and σ=1 mm in the y-direction. The rms x-divergence was 17 mrad, and the beam was slightly convergent in y at 0.1 mrad. It should be noted that the final results were virtually insensitive to the initial emittance. A third order code MARYLIE (D. R. Douglas et al., "A Program for Nonlinear Analysis of Accelerator and Beamline Lattices," IEEE Trans. Nucl. Sci. 32 (5), pg. 2311 (1985)) was used to generate the optical characteristics given in Table A for the transport line magnets used to produce a beam with an x-waist downstream of quadrupole 18 and a divergence for the beam extrema in x' (particle 1 in FIGS. 3A and 4A) of angle r=12�. At 10 m from the waist, the beam core has expanded to an x-dimension of 4 m to extend across a target.
TABLE A______________________________________ Octupole 14 Quad 16 Quad 18______________________________________Length (m) d1 = 1.5 d3 = 1.5 d5 = 2.5Strength 185 T/m3 3.0 T/m 4.25 T/mPole-tip radius (m) 0.2 0.4 0.4Pole-tip field (T) 1.5 1.2 1.7______________________________________
The drifts between magnets are d2 =1.5 m, d4 =1.0 m, and d6 =0.5 m. The beam is focused to provide the desired divergence at the end of d6. The performance characteristics shown in FIGS. 3A, 3B, 4A, and 4B were confirmed by the MARYLIE code.
To determine the effect of including a duodecapole with the octupole in nonlinear optics 14 for the system discussed above, the beam phase-space was determined at the exit of quad 18 for an initial Gaussian-distributed beam including particles up to 5σ from the beam axis. FIG. 5A depicts the phase-space distribution obtained with a pure octupole and indicates that there are a number of fringe particles not captured by the core. The effect of combining a duodecapole of strength -1500 T/m5 with the octupole is shown in FIG. 5B; all particles within 5σ in the initial distribution were captured.
To further simulate an operating beam system, the above system was simulated with the addition of space charge and the beam evolution was determined with the particle-tracking code PATH (J. A. Farrell, "PATH-A Lumped Element Beam Transport Simulation Program with Space Charge," Proc. of Berlin Conf. on computing in Accel. Design and Operation, W. Busse and R. Zelany, Ed., Springer Verlag, Berlin pg. 267 (1984)). The phase-space and intensity distributions are shown in FIGS. 6A and 6B, respectively, and confirm that a relatively uniform beam can be achieved within the well-contained beam edges. The results are relatively insensitive to beam current; only small distribution changes were observed over a current range of 400 mA to 3 A.
Thus, a well-contained and relatively uniform intensity ribbon beam can be produced with the present system. Using only an octupole, up to 3σ of the beam width will be folded into the core. Up to 5σ of the beam width will be contained if a duodecapole is further included. The cusps at the beam extremes may contain several percent of the beam particles and will cause additional heating at the target edges unless they are removed prior to the target. The energy may also be effectively used by extending the target material to the side walls of the target vessel and allowing the beam to graze the walls. It will also be appreciated that beam distributions other than Gaussian, e.g., parabolic, can also be successfully folded using the above approach.
The nonlinear optics act on all beam distributions to direct the fringe particles toward the core region such that a well-contained and relatively uniform beam can be expected after appropriate linear transport following the nonlinear optics. Further, the degree of beam uniformity and the intensity of the beam edges, i.e., the cusps, can be adjusted to a particular application. If beam uniformity is not of paramount importance, the cusp intensity can be reduced. Likewise, the core intensity uniformity may be improved by adjusting the strength of nonlinear optics 14, 34, with a concomitant change in the cusp intensity.
FIGS. 7A, 7B, 8A, and 8B are simulation outputs from the PATH code showing the two dimensional beam distribution produced by a system as schematically illustrated in FIG. 2, with both Gaussian and parabolic accelerator beam distributions, respectively. The simulated target area was 4 m by 2 m. The simulated beam line characteristics are set out on Table B. The pole tip fields of all the magnets were kept at or below 1.5 T.
TABLE B______________________________________Element length(m) ro (m) Bρ(T)______________________________________First octupole (14) 0.50 0.020 0.768drift length 6.50Focusing quadrupole (32) 0.50 0.100 0.715drift length 2.19Second octupole (34) 1.00 0.134 0.914drift length 15.50Defocusing quadrupole (36) 1.500 2.00 0.356drift length 10.50______________________________________
As illustrated, the beams are substantially well-contained within a 4.8 m by 2.4 m area with a high degree of beam uniformity on the target area. The desired target area is well within the contained area such that the target is illuminated by the beam core region having the relatively uniform energy distributions that are desired over the target area. With octupole/duodecapole magnets, up to 7σ of the beam is contained within the 4.8 m by 2.4 m edges. It will be appreciated that the degree of beam intensity uniformity will be affected by the exact accelerator beam distribution profile. However, the strength of the nonlinear magnetic fields can be further adjusted to optimize the energy distribution uniformity for a given initial beam distribution.
The foregoing description of the preferred embodiments of the invention has been presented for purposes of illustration and description. It is not intended to be exhaustive or to limit the invention to the precise forms disclosed, and obviously many modifications and variations are possible in light of the above teaching. The embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and its practical application to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention in various embodiments and with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated. It is intended that the scope of the invention be defined by the claims appended hereto.
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Private Sub cmdResults_Click()
Dim tsSql As String
tsSql = "SELECT * FROM qryAll WHERE "
If cboNewsletter <> "" And Not IsNull(cboNewsletter) Then
tsSql = tsSql & "qryCorrespondence.NID = " & cboNewsletter & " "
If (cboStatus <> "" And Not IsNull(cboStatus)) Then
tsSql = tsSql & " AND "
End If
End If
If cboStatus <> "" And Not IsNull(cboStatus) Then
tsSql = tsSql & "tblCustomers.Status = " & cboStatus & " "
End If
Dim rs As New ADODB.Recordset
rs.Open tsSql, CurrentProject.AccessConnection, 3, 3
End Sub
The last line gives me an error though, it highlights the following line in the debugger:
rs.open tsSql, CurrentProject.AccessConnection, 3, 3,
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Article first published online: 3 FEB 2011
DOI: 10.1002/nav.20445
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Navarro, J. and Burkschat, M. (2011), Coherent systems based on sequential order statistics. Naval Research Logistics, 58: 123–135. doi: 10.1002/nav.20445
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- coherent system;
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The sequential order statistics (SOS) are a good way to model the lifetimes of the components in a system when the failure of a component at time t affects the performance of the working components at this age t. In this article, we study properties of the lifetimes of the coherent systems obtained using SOS. Specifically, we obtain a mixture representation based on the signature of the system. This representation is used to obtain stochastic comparisons. To get these comparisons, we obtain some ordering properties for the SOS, which in this context represent the lifetimes of k-out-of-n systems. In particular, we show that they are not necessarily hazard rate ordered. © 2011 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics, 2011


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Posted on 08/15/2011 5:36:48 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Minneapolis Burdened by sagging poll numbers, hamstrung by poor economic news, and trapped in Washington for much of the summer because of the debt ceiling fight, President Obama will seek to reverse his recent fortunes by hitting the open road.
Obama Monday will embark on a three-state, five-town bus tour deep in the heart of the American Midwest. The campaign-style swing comes at a time when a new Gallup Poll shows the president sliding below a 40 % approval rating for the first time.
The White House maintains the president will confine his remarks to the economy and will not go after his potential GOP presidential opponents. But at the very least, however, the trip should afford him a chance to renew his connection with a public that has been showing signs of increasing discontent with his administration.
Paul Begala, a former campaign aide to Bill Clinton who now advises a political action committee, Priorities USA Action, started by two ex-Obama aides, called for bold action.
The whole focus of the country for the last month has been on these terrible negotiations over the debt ceiling. That hurt everybody. Hes got to turn the page, Begala said. The president cant wave a magic wand, but he has the power to set the agenda. Nows the time.
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39% of America is still totally out of touch.
We need to send this piece of scum back to his homeland where he can take up a Jihad against us and we send in a drone.
His political strategy is clear enough.
He proposes "bold action" like spending a gazillion more dollars on "infrastructure" knowing the House will never approve it, and rely on the MSM to spin it so that the Republicans in the House are blocking the "bold action" that would save the economy.
The Magical Misery Tour.
Better watch that carbon footprint, Baraq. I suggest you take a bicycle instead. Better for the environment, dontcha know.
You might get a healthy bounce
baraq going out campaigning again.
On our shrinking dollar.
He is doing the one and only thing he knows how to do.
Because he has no experience in anything else.
bold action.
he has the power to set the agenda. Nows the time.
Set the agenda to what? More taxing, borrowing, regulating and spending?
Bunch of jerks.
Remember last year's 'Summer of Recovery' bus tour which ended with a major Democrat defeat in November??
I name this one the 'Summer of bad Excuses' bus tour .
I hope the tea party greets him at every stop.
The Obama "Ain't My Fault" bus tour.
Bust, the magic negro
Hope some Iowegian moons the cur dog.
| Everything this Jackwagon President does just grows the Tea Party more!
The winning rule in 2012: a direct and non-stop political attack on Obama's record. In other words, a systematic attack on his anti-American socialism and his endless lying.
Continually putting forward the facts about the man's failed policies and the thin veil of a presidential image, being held in place by a teleprompter and the piss-stream media.
That was a 'gutsy call,' you sad jackwagon of a man.
There's so much to hammer on here with this extremely damaging, leftist and lying administration. How many instances of Obama lying could we produce? Lets start with the so-called recovery or our crushing debt or the 8 percent yearly growth of this 800-pound gorilla known as the US government, and don't forget our wide-open borders. Explain that it's this president's policies that have Americans depressed and gloomy about their futures and those of their children. Obama, Reid, and Pelosi have done everything they can to discourage and punish success, hard work and private business since 2007. They should be held up to ridicule and shame daily.
This is all is very clear to the majority of working Americans. I hope our GOP Presidential contenders have the courage to fight.
Poor Obama, must suck to have to steal a page from Palin.
I like that Sickoflibs.
If I were there at any of the stopovers, I would greet Obama with a rousing Bronx cheer!
If I was in charge of the RINO party campaign points Dems would be history in DC :)
There, I fixed the title.
"My election will mark the day when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal"
ANY plane, even a Piper Cub, with the President aboard, is designated as Air Force One.
Obama's taking a bus trip..what do they call the bus?
I don't know but you might ask the people riding under it.
A bus tour? Is the Government Motors Volt available in a bus model?
"Obama's taking a bus trip..what do they call the bus?"
Greyhound One?
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Barack, Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, rolling across the nation
Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, but this is no vacation
Barack and his Misery Tour
The Magical Misery Tour is wanting to make you all pay
Wanting to make you all pay
Barack, Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, he's got everything you need
Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, even though it's all wee-weed
Barack and his Misery Tour
The Magical Misery Tour is hoping to make you all pay
Hoping to make you all pay
The misery trip . . .
The Magical Misery Tour
Barack, Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, rolling across the nation
Barack and his Misery Tour
Barack, but this is no vacation
Barack and his Misery Tour
The Magical Misery Tour is coming to make you all pay
Coming to make you all pay
The Magical Misery Tour is trying to make you all pay
Trying to make you all pay, take it away . . .
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Crime Reports: Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012
Natchez Police Department
Arrests — Monday
Steve Sewell Jr., 52, 3 Dale Court, on charge of trespassing. Bond set at $706.
William B. McMullan, 40, 2900 Roselawn Drive, Apt. A, on charges of three counts of contempt of court for default in payment and four counts of false pretenses. Bond set at $2,959.26.
Arrests — Saturday
Christopher M. Combs, 30, 1217 Magnolia Ave., on charges of possession of marijuana in a motor vehicle, possession of an illegal controlled substance and leaving the scene of an accident. Bond set at $8,911.
Reports — Tuesday
Burglary of a vehicle at Village Grocery.
Reports — Monday
Hold for another agency on Eastwood Road.
Trespassing at Isle of Capri Casino.
Intelligence report on Rembert Street.
Lost wallet at Walmart.
Trespassing on Irving Lane.
Credit card fraud on McNeely Road.
Credit card fraud on John R. Junkin Drive.
Burglary of a vehicle on Minor Street.
Burglary of a vehicle on Winchester Road.
Three affidavit arrests at NPD.
Arrest for three bench warrants and four affidavits on Homochitto Street.
Intelligence report at the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society.
Adams County Sheriff's Office
Arrests — Monday
Phillip Jose Gooden Jr., 25, 6 Green Acres Road, on a warrant for another agency. No bond set.
Reports — Monday
Alarm on U.S. 61 North.
Loose livestock on Vaught Lane.
Grand larceny on Duck Pond Road.
Civil matter on Morgantown Road.
Petit larceny on Bluegrass Drive.
Welfare check/concern on Dunbar Road.
Shoplifting on Chance Road.
Dog problem on Eastmoor Drive.
Traffic stop on Highland Boulevard.
Juvenile problem on Cottage Home Drive.
Assisting another agency on Homochitto Street.
Patrolling area on U.S. 61 North.
Petit larceny on State Street.
Traffic stop on U.S. 61 North.
Lost or stolen tag on North Union Street.
Harassment on Azalea Lane.
Malicious mischief on Jason Court.
Intelligence report on Sedgefield Road.
Disturbance on Lotus Drive.
Alarm on Azalea Lane.
Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office
Arrests —Monday
James E. Latham Jr., 41, 1202 Eastwood, Natchez, on a charge of failure to appear to pay CPSO fines for simple burglary. Bond set at $1,575.
Melvin J. Jefferson, 44, 323 Loomis Addition, Clayton, on charges of disturbing the peace simple drunk and entry remain on premises after being forbidden. Bond set at $900.
David B. Farmer, 26, 26 Holstead Road, Natchez, on a charge of bench warrant for failure to appear for a status hearing for remain on premises disturbing the peace. Bond set at $700.
Angela Renee Gorham, 35, 600 Martin Luther King Ave., on a charge of bench warrant for failure to pay judicial probation fees for improper display of license plate. Bond set at $1,000.
Reports — Tuesday
Loose horses on Louisiana 425.
Loose horses on Louisiana 3196.
911 call on Vidalia Drive.
Reports — Monday
Arrest on warrant at CPSO.
Miscellaneous on Doty Road.
Complaint on Louisiana 15 in Clayton.
Disturbing the peace on Ron Road.
Theft on National Guard Road.
911 call on Sunflower Lane.
Theft on Robert Gray Street.
Civil matter on Cottonwood Drive.
Vidalia Police Department
No arrests
Reports — Tuesday
Property damage on Catherine Circle.
Reports — Monday
Speeding at Home Hardware.
Stolen property report at VPD.
Stolen property report at VPD.
Ferriday Police Department
Arrests — Saturday
Carl Edward Jones, 54 104 Levee Heights Road, on a charge of driving under suspension. Paid $174 fine.
Reports — Tuesday
No seat belt on Louisiana 15.
Reports — Monday
Head light violation and expired license plate on 10th Street.
Speeding and no driver's license on person on Serio Boulevard.
Red light violation on High Street?
Speeding at Outdoor Galore.
Speeding at Riverland Medical Center.
Speeding at Taunton's.
Speeding on Louisiana 425.
Speeding at U-Pak.
Stop sign violation on Georgia Avenue.
No seatbelt on Louisiana 425.
Auto accident on U.S. 84.
Reports — Sunday
Three speeding citations on E.E. Wallace Boulevard.
No seat belt on E.E. Wallace Boulevard.
Speeding on Serio Boulevard.
Expired motor vehicle insurance on Louisiana Avenue.
Damage to property on Louisiana 15.
Stop sign violation on Delaware Avenue.
Reports — Saturday
Allowing unlicensed to drive on U.S. 84.
No seatbelt on U.S. 84.
No seatbelt and driving under suspension on E.E. Wallace Boulevard.
Speeding and no proof of insurance at U-Pak.
No seat belt on U.S. 84.
Speeding on U.S. 84.
No seatbelt and no child restraint on Tennessee Avenue.
Speeding and no proof of insurance on Louisiana Avenue.
No seatbelt on Smith Lane.
Auto accident at Ferriday High School.
Natchez Fire Department
Burning microwave on Live Oak Drive.
Alarm at a residence on Pine Hill Drive.
Smoke in a residence on Meadowbrook Road.
Vidalia Fire Department
No calls.
Ferriday Fire Department
No calls.
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|War Horse Breakfast with Churchill Oatmeal Stout 3.5
Bottle. Pours dark brown with a tan head. The aroma has cream, smooth toasty oatmeal and cocoa. Medium smooth body with mild carbonation. The taste has lightly roasty malt, mild bitterness and some sweetness. The finish has light dark roastiness. Good oatmeal stout.
Sunday, March 20, 2016
|War Horse East Coast Amber 2.9
Bottle share from Bob. Thanks Bob! Decent balanced amber. Slightly weak but quite drinkable. Id try it again.
Monday, May 11, 2015
|War Horse Royal Kilt Inspector Scottish Ale 2.5
A bit chocolaty, with some sort of unusual taste. Very sweet, and very unbalanced even by Scotch standards. Will not try again. Bottle share from Bob.
Sunday, April 26, 2015
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 3
Beautiful orange color, tons of bubbles, big head. Nose is malty, with a chlorine aroma. Pleasant and a little flowery. Taste is middling: musty ginger, the hop is a bittering sort. Its not unpleasant, but its not "good" either. The feel is prickly and very carbonated. Its not a bad beer, and better than macrocrap, but its really below average.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
|War Horse Royal Kilt Inspector Scottish Ale 2.7
Pours clear brown with minimal foamy off white head. Aroma sweet and damp leaves. Flavor malty sweet and a bit medicinal. Overly off taste in finish. Not a big fan.
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
|War Horse Royal Kilt Inspector Scottish Ale 3.6
Nice and malty like it should be. A dark amber with a thin head. The aroma is earthy with caramel and oak, a hint of vanilla. The flavor is malty smooth with the caramel and oak. Nicely done
Thursday, June 19, 2014
|War Horse Raspberry Wheat Ale 3
651 ml. bottle. Shared with multiple others at brew club. Pours a thin poorly retained white head over a hazy yellow (SRM 3) body....nose is light raspberry, wheat....taste is raspberry, strong clove, slightly sweet throughout....mouth feel light, carbonation low. This is quite spice heavy, with light raspberry, hints of wheat. It did not taste infected, so the clove must have been the raspberry. BJCP 7/2/12/4/5
Friday, January 10, 2014
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 4.6
A very tasty and hoppy IPA. My first beer from this brewery. This IPA is very crisp and delicious!
Sunday, December 29, 2013
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 1.5
pours like a typical malt beverage. The aroma smells like stale wine. Taste is of hay herbs spices and stale white wine. The mouth feel is thin and this beer finishes with dry notes. Overall not good! I had a hard time choking down the sample.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 2.7
This is a middle of the road black lager. It pours nice with a creamy head. Aroma is of coffee and brown sugar. Taste is smooth crisp and bland neither the malts nor the hops really shine through. Some subtle chocolate notes and molasses are present. This beer seems to be marketed for the masses.
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 3.5
pine, grapefruit, tropical nose. good hop wallop + malt notes in palate. Brought by Brian Thanksgiving. Appearance is amber , spotty lacing.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.3
A: Dark Opaque hue, Creamy Brown Head, light Lacing S: Dark Roasted Malts, Coffee T: Coffee, Dark Malts M: Decent Carbonation, Full Bodied, Coffee lingering Overall, smoothe flavor and transition but drops off on the back end. A decent black lager with a coffee kick.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
|War Horse German Lager 3.4
A: Hazy Golden Straw/Orangish hue, mild Off White Head, some Lacing S: light Caramel, Lightly Roasted Malts T: Vienna Malts, light Hops M: Decent Carbonation, Light Bodied, Crisp Overall, an average Vienna Lager that doesnt blow you away but very drinkable.
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
|War Horse Royal Kilt Inspector Scottish Ale 3.2
On tap at 2013 CB Autumn Festival of Ales. Pours a nice amber as I expected a wee heavy to be, with a thin off white head. Aroma is sweet, malty, caramel, raisin and a touch of smoke and roasted barley. Flavor has some sugary sweetness, candied friuts, raisin and light caramel malts. Finish is slightly sweet and somewhat smooth with a malty body.
Sunday, October 06, 2013
|War Horse German Lager 2.9
22 oz bottle. cloudy gold, thin white head. light yeast aroma and a little bit of spice. nice taste, dry finish, hint of sweetness.
Monday, July 29, 2013
|War Horse German Lager 2.7
Draft pours a orange gold. Small white head. Tastes smells yeast fruit spice not much hops. Semi dry. Not bad not great.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
|War Horse German Lager 3
Bottle. Copper pour with tan head. Aroma of light sweet fruit. Flavor is light, and compared to the ipa enjoyable.
Monday, January 28, 2013
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 1.1
Bottle. Amber range pour with tan head. Aroma is of herbal to almost skunk like notes, toasted and other bready malts. Herbal, earthy and grassy flavors were once more prominent, hops have become more of an afterthought and malts almost take over.
Monday, January 28, 2013
|War Horse German Lager 2.6
Appearance: Lightly hazed, and infused with some very fine particulate matter, orange-golden body. Medium-small, near white head. Smell: Malts hinting of bread and biscuits paired with a pat or two of unsalted butter. Faint sweetish toffee, honey hints. Very minute notes of apple and light herbs. Taste: Modestly malty with some vague biscuity, bready notes and a sweetness akin to toffee and honey. Then, the Peace Bomber bombardier releases a salvo of buttery diacetyl. Low hop character, bitterness. Dry finish with a taste of butter-brushed biscuit tops. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body. Medium carbonation. Overall: It needs some work.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.4
[4706-20120818] Growler. Smoked roasty sweet grains aroma. Dark brown body with a quick foamy off-white head. Roasted dry wood flavour initially followed by sweet roast earthiness. Full body. Interesting to sample. (6/3/7/3/15) 3.4+
(@ Campground Brewdown 2012, Millmont, PA)
Saturday, December 29, 2012
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 3.4
Shared bottle at craft ale house. Pours clear copper with no head and active carbonation. The aroma Is on the malty side with a little citrus. The taste is medium bitter with a light citrus sweetness.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3
Sampled at Kramers Campground Brewdown 2012. Pours a deep brownish black body with nice brown head. Aroma is sweet caramel malts, roast and espresso. Mouthfeel is medium to thin with notes of sweet roast, light caramel malts, light chocolate and toffee.
Friday, September 07, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.1
2012-08-18. Black body with a small tan head that fades. 3+ Dry dusty malt aroma with a light ve3getal touch. 6+ flavour is similar, dry dusty malt, light bitterness. Just okay, the malt profile is too dry and roasty for me, Id like to see a bit more sweet malt to support it. Growler, Campground Brewdown 2012
Thursday, August 30, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.4
Growler, Campground Brewdown. Medium beige head, cola black body. Aroma is medium sweet, roast, some coffee, caramel, light chocolate. Taste is moderately sweet, roast, caramel, some coffee. Light-medium body, some stickiness.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.2
Growler at Campdown Brewdown. Poured a clear, deep cola brown. Nose is roasted and spicy with big malt presence. Taste is neutral, roasted. Palate is clean, thinner, sessionable. Ok.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.7
From a growler Brian picked up at the brewery. This stuff is awesome. Dark roasted notes in the nose along with coffee. Palate is rich and well balanced. Simple but great. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone
Saturday, June 23, 2012
|War Horse German Lager 3
Sampled this at Custom Brewcrafters afet Joe took us to the German fest at Lima. Poured a small white head with slight yeast aroma. Nice easy going fresh crisp flavor brew.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.7
22 oz bottle. Pours a nearly pitch-black with a coffee-colored head. Smells strongly of chocolate and tastes like it too. Im really impressed with this - a bit thin and one-dimensional with the hard-hitting chocolate flavor, but its really good.
Thursday, December 01, 2011
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.3
(bottle - 22 oz) Deep chestnut brown pour with a thin but lasting tan head. Very mild coffee and roasted malt aroma with a subtle nutty hint at the end. A touch of chocolate malts as well. Roasted malt and chocolate combine in the flavor and are balanced rather well. Some mild sweet notes on the aftertaste. A bit thin-bodied but pretty tasty.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 4
A fine melding between the beer and wine this brewery offers. Taste is sweet, very wine like, and fruity. Easy drinker, I enjoyed this one with each sip. Cloudy oragnge haze color, no lasting head, and light carbination make this brew quite similar to a crisp white wine. It almost a hybrid of a new breed. With each tilt to the nose I am hit with grapes, white wine, tart apples and fresh cider. Great beer.
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 2.8
Sample at the brewery - Smelled a ton better than it tasted. Nose was bunches of hops, but they didnt make it to the palate.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 2.5
Sample at the brewery - Smelled a ton better than it tasted. Nose was Riesling with some malt. Palate was bland.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
|War Horse East Coast Amber 2.8
My wife wanted to go checkout some wineries, so I chose 3 brothers because War Horse is at the same location. This is pale amber in color with a thin white head. Some hops in aroma. Flavor also has some hops smotthed by the little amount of malt.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.2
2010 Autumn Festival of Ales - Poured a translucent brown with a quickly disapating head. Roasted malt aroma. Very smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Chocolate and roasted malts in the flavor. Decent
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 3
2010 Autumn Festival of Ales - Standard looking pour with avg. head. Wow, lots of hops in aroma. Some malt backbone to this, but lots of hops in the flavor with a bitter ending.
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.7
One word: coffee. Not my kind of beer, the very dark coffee taste is the centerpiece of this.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
|War Horse Lieutenant Dan IPA 4.2
By far the best War Horse has to offer. Nice and thick with a long head, this IPA does not disappoint. While certainly not the most hoppy, it has a great smoky taste and is loaded with Cascade hops.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
|War Horse Raspberry Wheat Ale 2.2
I didnt care for this at all. The beer has a nice hazy color and a decent raspberry aroma, but tastes like watered down soda.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 2.8
Tried at the brewery, it is very fizzy and has a nice grape aroma. However I couldnt taste much Riesling. This ended up being a very mediocre wheat beer, nothing special.
Saturday, July 31, 2010
|War Horse Gunny Mac American Black Lager 3.3
Dark brown and clear with a quickly disappating light brown head. Roasted malt, caramel, and nutty aromas. Hoppy bitterness upfront and on the finish. Not bad. Actually better than I expected.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 2.3
Sampled this at the Canandaigua Wine festiful this past summer. Pale in color. Aroma of Grapes. Light and thin ale with a mild hint of grapes. A summer beer for sure.
Monday, November 09, 2009
|War Horse Peace Bomber Riesling Ale 2.1
(bottle - 22 oz) Pale gold with a fizzy white head. Aroma is very strong and full of grapes. Nothing much else. Flavor is very mild. Almost non-existent. Some very mild and stale wheat with an incredibly mild fruity hint. Some light grapes at the end.
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FOXBORO -- The same six Patriots players were missing from practice again Thursday as Jonathan Wilhite, Sammy Morris, Matt Light, Julian Edelman, Jarvis Green and Fred Taylor were all out. The Pats practiced in shorts and shells on the upper practice field on the south side of Gillette Stadium. For more visit the football blog, It Is What It Is.
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Ian Thomsen of NBA.com joined Sam Packard and Jared Weiss to discuss the next moves for Danny Ainge and the Boston Celtics with the NBA Draft Lottery rapidly approaching. They discussed the crazy ending to Game 2 of Thunder vs Spurs and picked the player they would build their pretend new franchise around.
Kevin O'Connor of CelticsBlog joined Sam Packard and Jared Weiss for a breakdown of what went wrong in the Celtics series against the Hawks. they then played Celtics free agent tinder and looked ahead to the big moves in store for the offseason.
It wouldn't be a Celtics v Hawks Game 6 preview/Game 5 breakdown without ESPN's Celtics Whisperer Chris Forsberg joining Sam Packard and Jared Weiss for some WEEI Studio magic. They discuss the Hawks' transition dominance on their mega runs and the bizarre night for Isaiah Thomas. Of course they also answered your #WEEICeltics Tweet Bag questions!
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts after the Red Sox beat the White Sox behind a solid outing from Clay buchholz
Joe Castiglione and Tim Neverett talked to the Sox catcher, whose two-run homer off of Dellin Betances gave the Sox the lead for good over the Yankees.
Joe and Tim talk with Red Sox pitcher Rick Porcello, after he pitched 7 shutout innings against the Yankees Saturday night.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
Kirk still can't fathom why Paul or Ken would want to produce the morning show. Some shade is thrown at another potential candidate.
Ted Cruz lost Indiana and gave up his bid for the GOP nomination. Donald Trump didn't exactly bring the heat in his victory speech.
Curt Schilling joined the show to defend himself about his selfish call to OMF yesterday.
Dr. Thomas Gill calls in to give his input on Pablo Sandoval's season ending surgery, and tells the guys how long he thinks the third baseman will be out.
The Celtics are approaching a very important off season, and Danny Ainge needs to figure out a plan to get a star in Boston...most importantly Kevin Durant. Glenn, Lou and Christian talk about who the team needs to go after.
Tom Werner was in studio today and Christian could not hold himself back when Tom Werner mentioned the comedian "Whitney Cummings."
John Farrell calls us from Chicago to talk Pablo, E-Rod, Joe Kelly, Travis Shaw and much more.
Four at Four bled into some genuine discussion about who this town's greatest villains truly are.
Inspired by A-Rod's appearance at Fenway, we discuss four of our biggest Villains/nemesis' on the Boston sports scene.
Mikey and Lenny talk Clay Buchholz' struggles, and visit the Ghosts of Baseball past (Well, some of them are still alive...)
Mikey and Lenny talk Sox and Sandoval
It's all about the music – the crew touches on Prince, and the greatest bands of all time
Kirk Minihane sits down with co-worker and often times nemesis, Lou Merloni, to talk about their past altercations and their own philosophies about radio. Kirk and Lou discuss some of the issues they have with working at the station and their disagreements with management.
The New Age Insiders had the chance to take fan questions that were left over from their LIVE show on Tuesday, and had the pleasure to talk to wrestler on the rise, JT Dunn! Follow us on Twitter at @NewAgeInsiders
Ian Thomsen of NBA.com joined Sam Packard and Jared Weiss to discuss the next moves for Danny Ainge and the Boston Celtics with the NBA Draft Lottery rapidly approaching. They discussed the crazy ending to Game 2 of Thunder vs Spurs and picked the player they would build their pretend new franchise around.
Glenn, Lou, and Christian check in with Raffi Melkonian to get his insight on the 2nd Circuit court's decision and what Tom Brady's options are going forward.More from this show
We check in for the national perspective on Tom Brady's reinstated suspension from MMQB/SI's Peter KingMore from this show
Dino, Gerry and Kirk look at the reports surrounding Prince and his drug use.More from this show
Glenn, Lou and Christian (and ESPN) react to the news that Tom Brady will be suspended the first 4 games of the 2016 season.More from this show
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The Eye of Horus was used as a symbol of both protection and healing. When appearing as the udjat , it represents the right eye of Ra, the sun god. The same image in reverse represents the left eye of Thoth, the god of magic and wisdom.
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