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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Monique Amin photos and video from Big Brother Brasil have prompted a Daniel Echaniz investigation by police. Monique Amin in pictures and videos released online show the model allegedly asleep during the encounter. Amin has yet to comment to news about the matter; but she did speak about it during the telecast the next morning.
Monique Amin fotos had dominated Brazil news for days because of her appearance on Big Brother Brasil 12 (aka Big Brother Brazil season twelve). The show, by some standards is far more popular than its American counterpart. One hundred and fifty-four million people voted for last year's Big Brother Brasil winner. The show has garnered an average eight million viewers, weekly.
So when viewers were watching last Sunday's telecast of the reality show, many questioned what was going on between Daniel Echaniz and Amin. On Saturday night, members of the cast had been drinking. By evening, Monique Amin went to bed.
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In video released online, Amin appears in bed. Unconfirmed news reports claim that Monique Amin was asleep in that bed as night vision cameras began to record her. Also unconfirmed reports claim that Amin had previously passed out from alcohol consumption.
In the photos, Monique Amin is under the sheets. Her face is in her pillow. She appears to be in a sleeping position. As the night vision camera rolled, Daniel is shown getting into the bed alongside Amin.
Daniel Echaniz is a 31 year old male model. Amin is a 23 year old student. From there, it remains in dispute what happened. Police are trying to determine if what was recorded on tape was non-consensual relations by Echaniz, or if any relations actually occurred. They are also trying to determine if Amin was unconscious, asleep, or awake
The next morning, Amin allegedly appears on camera. In the dairy room, when asked about last night, she reportedly doesn't recall the encounter.
Police have now descended on Globo studios. Police have told Globo to halt the show (produced by Endemol) or kick Echaniz off the show. Echaniz was thereafter removed from the show. But the escandalo hasn't ended there.
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Police inspector Antonio Ricardo L. Nunes was dispatched to the Big Brother house. He would not detail to news what he found. But on Monday, Big Brother Brazil presenter Pedro Bial told news and viewers "We analyzed images that show a violation of the rules of the program. Following careful study, the program's management found that the behavior of the participant … was gravely inadequate."
Mr. Echaniz's mother Maria Aparecida Echaniz claims her son was removed from the show only because of his skin color. Echaniz, who is mixed, "is the victim of racism" said his mother. "There have already been (such incidents on the show) and they didn't have such consequences."
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Bial has also told news "Since Sunday morning, the board had been evaluating the behavior of Daniel, who is suspected of having infringed the rules of the programme. Big Brother examined his behavior without jumping to conclusions and with the utmost care. The images showed a breach of the rules of the programme.
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"After careful evaluation, the direction of the programme found that the behavior of the contestant on the night of the party was seriously inadequate."
Police are still investigating the matter. The Daily Mail claims that Amin was interviewed, initially, by police for three hours, photographed, and taken to a medical center for evaluation.


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The Little Everett Who Could
Coming off a terrible sweep at the hands of the Cleveland Indians, the Twins needed to play well in this series in order to stay within striking distance of the division-leading White Sox. Although not all aspects of the Twins' game clicked tonight, they did manage to escape with one of the craziest wins of the season. Both the Twins and Rays A1 and A2 in home runs given up, and that proved to be a key theme in this game:
Right away in the top of the first inning, Jason Kubel clubbed a three-run dinger to give the Twins the lead and a bit of excitement. However, Perkins didn't even make it out of his half of the first, surrendering two two-run home runs (to Longoria and Navarro) as well as a Gabe Gross run scoring double as the Rays took a 5-3 lead.
Joe Mauer singled in Alexi Casilla (more on him later) to move the Twins to within one, but both Carlos Pena and Evan Longoria (#2 on the night for him) homered in the fourth to pull out in front 7-4.
Another Mauer singled (scoring Gomez and Span) moved the Twins to within a run once again, but Longoria's third homer of the contest made the score 8-6 in favor of the home team. Remarkably, however, this was only the beginning of the game's craziness.
After being shut down by Troy Percival in the eighth, the Twins began to build a rally off Rays closer Dan Wheeler in the top of the ninth when Span hacked a seeing-eye single to short. The next batter, Casilla, proceed to take Wheeler deep (and out!) to right to tie the game. Immediately following that, Mauer doubled to deep center field and Morneau was intentionally walked, bringing Trevor Miller into the game to presumably pitch to Jason Kubel. In a very strategic move, although one that could have severely backfired, Gardy sent in Adam Everett to pinch-bunt. With everyone in the stadium knowing the Everett would be dropping one down, he did exactly that…and saw it barely roll foul. Then, after milking a 2-1 count, Everett squared around early to sacrifice…and promptly pulled back, put a mighty swing on the ball, and launched it deep off the left field wall to score Mauer and give the Twins a 9-8 lead!
By the time the dust settled on that remarkable ninth inning, Delmon Young and Matt Tolbert had driven in two more runs, giving Joe Nathan a 11-8 lead that he protected 1-2-3 in the ninth. What a game!!
-On one hand, the Twins have to be extremely disappointed with Perkins' "start" (if you can even call it that) tonight as well as his performance as of late. On the other hand, a comeback win is something the Twins have not enjoyed for awhile, so that has to help the clubhouse morale.
-I had a vision tonight of Alexi Casilla (with that long, looping swing of his) hitting a two-run jack in that ninth inning…I really did see it in my mind before it happened!!
-As the AL Central stands right now, I still have to give the division title to our boys. I think we will at least split with Tampa Bay, but the only thing that could throw a wrench in my prediction is if the White Sox go to Kansas City and unpack their brooms or something like that. I still stand by my word that if the Twins can take the division lead by winning two of three from the White Sox next week, we will do so. I will be attending the Tuesday night ChiSox confrontation, and I'm starting to get pumped up about it already!
Preview (83-70, 2nd, 1.5 GB CWS): Nick Blackburn (10-9, 3,89) vs. Edwin Jackson (11-11, 4.33). Who would have thought during Spring Training 2008 that the Minnesota Twins and Tampa Bay Rays would be fighting for division titles on two consecutive nationally televised games (Fri: ESPN, Sat: FOX)?!

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A recent report distributed in October 2009 by the Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services states that Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects one in 91 children in the country and more boys than girls. ASD is part of a group of childhood neuro-developmental disorders that cause impaired verbal communication, social interaction and behavior.
Often unnoticed by parents until their children are school-age, early indicators in toddlers include no babbling or pointing by age one, no single words by 16 months or two-word phrases by age two, unresponsive to name, loss of social skills, poor eye contact, excessive lining up of toys or objects, and little or no smiling or social interaction.
Autism was first described as a unique disorder in the 1940s, but has seen a dramatic surge, especially in the last two decades. While scientists aren't certain about the causes of ASD, there is increased evidence that genetics and environment play key roles in the diagnoses. Studies of children with ASD have shown irregularities in parts of the brain, and abnormal levels of serotonin or other neurotransmitters.
The increase in autism disorders is a cause of rising concern among parents and educators. Despite their concerns, they arm themselves with knowledge and experience, reaching out to professionals and support groups to ensure positive growth of their children.
Maria Heller, a resident of Oceanside and owner of Publicity Plus, is grandmother to Brian, 13, and Jenna, nine. These siblings are at opposite ends of the autism spectrum. Brian has Pervasive Development Disorder; Jenna has Asperger's Syndrome. While Brian has developmental problems and is described as "quiet, trusting, methodical, and rigid," Jenna is friendly, extremely bright, and has an overactive imagination. Both are mainstreamed in the classroom and are "shadowed" by a second teacher. Brian and Jenna enjoy participating in extracurricular activities. While Brian enjoys voice, drum, piano lessons and bowling, Jenna has a passion for writing and loves piano, drama classes and soccer.
"Brian is physically mature for his age, but in his mind, he's nine or ten," explained Heller. "Jenna is overly friendly and has a high reading level—she likes to write stories— and she reads the Bible and newspaper perfectly. Being involved in activities like these has truly helped them."
While there is no cure for ASD, according to a recent report from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, in addition to music and recreation, therapies and behavioral interventions help to remedy specific symptoms and can contribute to substantial improvement.


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~6 cups of chopped seeded watermelon
Zest and juice from two limes
3 tbsp of caramelized onions (I had them prepared for burgers later)
2 tbsp chopped fresh ginger
2 tbsp chopped garlic
1 tsp Thai hot and sour soup paste
2 Jalapeño chilis, seeded
Salt and pepper to taste
The watermelon was puréed in a blender until smooth. A heavy bottomed pot was heated and a bit of olive oil was added. Into the pot was added the chopped garlic, chopped ginger and the soup paste. This was sautéed for about 30 seconds until the aromas were rising from the pan. The lime zest was added and about 1/3 of the watermelon purée was poured into the pot. The mixture was heated to a simmer and cooked for about 5 minutes. Salt and pepper was added to taste. The hot soup was placed into a blender with the chopped peppers and lime juice. This was blended and the rest of the watermelon was added. After blending until smooth the soup was strained through a fine strainer.
The combination of cooked and fresh watermelon marry perfectly in this dish. The heat comes through and the Thai soup paste gives another dimension to the flavor profile. I added the soup paste in part because I did not have lemongrass on hand and that is one of the ingredients in the paste. I absolutely adore the bright orange color that cooked watermelon takes on. This could be served warm but I plan to serve it cold. Either way it is delicious.


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Let's just say — it wasn't love at first sight
By Vivian Lee
March 22, 2013, 1:14 pm TWN
I used to associate myself as an American, proud of being raised in California and not in Taiwan. Having lived in a dry and sunny climate for almost my entire life, it was a pain to come back to Taipei every summer. In my eyes, Taiwan was a suffocating and polluted country, and I dreaded the humidity and smog that clung to my skin.
But when I really opened up to the culture and daily lives of the Taiwanese, I saw something extraordinary. The vendors on the corner of the streets were no longer blank faces selling food to passerbys. The chattering teenagers picking out clothes and makeup were no longer the annoying girls I rolled my eyes at. I saw the deeper side to the Taiwanese. The elderly lady selling bao zhi near my grandma's house worked from 6 in the morning to 9 o'clock at night, never failing to smile at her customers and chat up her regulars. That group of girls, they're coming out of a 4-hour cram-school session, happy to finally take a break from studying and to be surrounded by their closest friends.
I've come to realize that I was wrong about Taiwan. The hard exterior of this country does not define it as a whole, and in order for one to truly understand this fascinating place, they need to get to know the people. We're friendly, we're open, and we all have a story to tell.
And as it might not have been love at first sight, I'm sure that my growing attachment to this beautiful little island will make up for my years of ignorance. Taiwan may not look as breath-taking as Paris, or Guam, or even New York; but this little Island has a down-to earth charm that will bring me back every time.
"Eye on Taiwan" invites you to share your reflections and observations regarding Taiwan. Please send submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com and include your (1) real name, (2) nationality, (3) contact number, (4) photo, and (5) profile. Specify "Eye on Taiwan" in the subject line and ensure your submission is at least 350 words long. Writers whose pieces are selected for publication will receive one month's free subscription to The China Post.
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April 3, 2013 carcasonne@
Please enlighten us. How does Paris, Guam or New York look "breath-taking", whereas Taiwan falls short?
I sense that someone still is unconvinced and thus "need to get to know the people."
April 4, 2013 olichu@
I like the description, "The hard exterior of this country...."
It really is hard and gets harder to penetrate, the further out of Taipei. Especially for people who grew up outside of Taiwan. Many people of Taiwan put up a wall, as a defensive mechanism, and it is hard to get to know people. This is not unlike people who live in any metropolitan city, i.e. New York, Paris, Hong Kong, etc. But I agree, once you connect with someone or group in Taiwan, it becomes much easier.
April 4, 2013 curtisakbar@
Yes, Taiwan isn't a beautiful country but what it lacks in beauty it makes up for it in other ways, like having mild winters. Either love it or hate it, depends on what you make of it.
April 9, 2013 edann77@
April 15, 2013 ranksbxm@
Nothing wrong in saying such sentences.
There are many selfish people who run away from there responsibility even after getting well educated in their native land or country for batter pasture other side.
Think, what you did for your country and not what your country did for you.
Try give back to your country in some form.
It is cycle process of give and take.
Look at your self in the mirror.
If any one wants to racially abuse you.
You know what they will call you...
Of course not "AMERICAN".
Talking about pollution....Just visit Bangkok, India , Iran , Vietnam , Cambodia, New York.........
April 15, 2013 curtisakbar@
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April 17, 2013 carltanong@
Remember Vivian, wherever you were raised, wherever u are residing now, still your former home country is your home sweet home like your later new home country.
Your love of America is a must, but one thing for sure you will never forget your former old home country China (R.O) Taiwan is.
But remember. Love ur old home country just like u love your new home country America, likewise I do love my country that all have the bloodline in my vein.....
_R.O.C Twn (my birthplace),
_Kwangtung (my dad birthplace) then move to Twn to PH,
_PH (my mom birthplace),
_and my 外公 birthplace@@@@@@@.
You are lucky enough to have two places to travel for family reunion in some special occasion. As for me, four places to travel. But that is ok. I received four big angpao plus now my 3g Taiwanese and our three kids. Isn't it nice to remember to have more home sweet home. Old and New.
So, just avoid a little to criticize your home country China(R.O)Taiwan pollution. In other words, pollution is everywhere.
Enjoy ur stay in our beautiful island of Taiwan. Me will travel soon to Taipei to attend my @@@@@ birthday anniversary. Big Angpao again. One + one + three = big five angpao. Nice hah!!!
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November 27, 2013 jae_zann@
If you are talking about the air, Taipei is just the same as other international big cities, which cars make air less clean than in the country side, so please do not use pollution this word to describe your home town.
And why don't you mention Taiwan has the MOST clean metro ON THIS PLANET?
November 27, 2013 jae_zann@
Compared to most of European countries, Taiwan is very clean. European they will be shocked if they see the streets in Taiwan are so clean, and look at Taiwan Kaohsiung, & Taipei metro, and train, transportation..... so clean, they are far better than Europe's, I must say.
November 28, 2013 curtisakbar@
You must be smoking something pretty strong if you think Taiwan is clean and organized.
I have no idea what countries you have visited or what countries you have been to, but in my vast travels, I rank Taiwan as one of the dirtiest countries I have visited.
Taiwan has so many positives but being clean and beautiful isn't one. Yes, I can't fault the metro systems, as they are clean, all with disable access and are safe. But once you step outside the stations you return to the real Taiwan and are hit with the filth, pollution and smells.
November 28, 2013 miller.henry641@
Let the child indulge her fantasies and get posted in the CP.
November 29, 2013 freeman70@
curtisakbar@ wrote:I agree. It is just another way of avoiding responsibility for the problem. We also need the government to ban the burning ghost money on streets. Why should I have to breathe toxic fumes because of someone's beliefs? Just another act of selfishness.
Mentioning places with worse problems doesn't make the actual problem go away. Yes, Beijing is more polluted than Taiwan but the thing is Taiwan is still polluted. We need the government to enforce their environmental laws and for the common person to stop being selfish and stop littering.
November 30, 2013 weiweineworleans@
December 3, 2013 curtisakbar@
I'm not against religion and traditional beliefs but go to a holy sight such as a temple or designated area not the streets or other public areas.
December 3, 2013 taipeir2001@
jae_zann@ wrote:What rubbish. Most of Taiwan is a mess, missing pavements, bad traffic, scooters everywhere, trucks, rotten houses...open your eyes.
Compared to West Europe here, Taiwan is super clean, come to Belgium, France, Italy, England and you'll be surprised Taiwan is BETTER ORGANIZED, at least the streets are much cleaner than above mentioned countries..
If you are talking about the air, Taipei is just the same as other international big cities, which cars make air less clean than in the country side, so please do not use pollution this word to describe your home town.
And why don't you mention Taiwan has the MOST clean metro ON THIS PLANET?
December 7, 2013 Leiduowen@


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Great Neck has banned smoking on public sidewalks in front of business and other areas on Middle Neck Road.
Mayor Ralph J. Kreitzman said the ban, approved on Tuesday, was enacted after officials got complaints about smokers standing outside stores in the village.
"After complaints about smoke entering Village stores and upsetting customers," Kreitzman said, "the Village decided to enact this local law to prevent such situations. It also is a health benefit for pedestrians. It would be great to see other Villages follow in our footsteps."
It's the first municipality in the state and third in the nation to enact such a restriction, according to a Great Neck village board press release.
The law prohibits smoking tobacco and other substances on sidewalks along, or within 125 feet of, Middle Neck Road in front of commercial establishments, the Village Green Park and the Village Housing Authority. The ban also precludes smoking at benches in municipal parking lots with access to Middle Neck Road and within 10 feet around them.
Kreitzman said violators found smoking on sidewalks in the 1.2-square-mile village could face fines of up to $1,000.
Neighboring New York City is currently considering a smoking ban in parks and pedestrian plazas.
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Emily's Engagement
We were unable to hook up (technical hitch) with Emily Breder at the last thupr. This is what she had to say….
I'm from the East Coast, but I work in the Silicon Valley of the MidWest now – Columbus, Ohio. We have a ton of developers for web and mobile here because people flock here from all over the world to go to the Ohio State University. It's actually a much more diverse place than Washington DC, which is about a half hour from where I grew up.
Because of the diversity of culture and interests here, a lot of amazing innovations have come out of this area, in the last five years especially, and among them is the app I work with, eEvent.com. I was brought on board to help them streamline their message and communications early last year, and over that period of time I had noticed some patterns within the new developments of communication, via social media and email and the rest.
There are the spammers – people who try to generate engagement posting static messages, or direct messages to people who didn't ask for them. This is for social media or email mostly, but it's the same behavior we saw in previous years from people who are what I call "serial networkers" – shake as many hands as possible, hand as many business cards out as possible, and hope something sticks. Some are better at this than others, but the end result is the same: shallow connections, and what relationships are built are tenuous at best. Even with people who are successful at this, they tend to be very protective of their connections and resources, which is not sustainable in the new social age. They have to continually re-invent themselves, which is exhausting and draining work.


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Head Coach Sean Miller
"I'd like to credit Washington State for coming in here and playing with such poise. I was very impressed with their freshman point guard Reggie Moore, playing in his first Pac-10 road game, and to play as well as he did is amazing. He got to the free line 14 times. The bottom line is we are a bad team defensively. It's like we have a slow cornerback defending a receiver who just runs right by him every time. We could not guard them. Some of the rebounds they got were just because we couldn't grab them. On Sunday when we play Washington, it's going to be the same storyline; can we guard them off the dribble? Can we defend at the different positions?
On the lasting effect of losing a close game:
"To me, I'm not even focused on losing a close game at the last second, I'm focused on, for 40 minutes, can we get better defensively?"
"Our team defense didn't allow us to get the win tonight. If you score 76 points and shoot 46% from the field, commit 10 turnovers, you need to be in the winner's circle, and if you're not, you're not a very good defensive team. Tonight we weren't at all.
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Senior Guard Nic Wise
"That was a game we needed to get stops. We were doing good things offensively, but we just couldn't get it done on the defensive end. When you're at home, you have to get stops when they count. We had to get stops when you need them. In the last eight minutes you have to buckle down. That's been our Achilles' heal all season."
On the loss affecting Sunday's game vs. Washington:
"It could, it was a close game and we lost a close one at SC and then came back and beat UCLA, so it's possible it could carry over."
Freshman Forward Derrick Williams
On the loss affecting the team's confidence:
"I don't think it does, we only lost by two points and we actually played pretty badly in the last ten minutes, we couldn't get many stops. Losing by two points shouldn't shake our confidence at all."
On his fifth foul:
"They knew I had four fouls, so they probably told him to take a charge any chance he could. I don't think I hit him that hard, definitely not hard enough for him to fall over; he's a big boy."


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Northwest Texas Healthcare System will lose the $750,000 it receives annually in discounted medicine used for indigent patients under an overlooked rule.
The Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Drug Pricing, dropped the J.O. Wyatt Community Health Center from a disproportionate share program on Jan. 1.
The program is designed to help health organizations provide indigent and low-income patients with drugs needed for treatment.
Michael Callahan, NWTHS chief executive officer and managing director, said the funding cut will hurt the hospital's ability to provide care for indigent patients.
"We don't really know what we'll have to do without this funding," Callahan said. "I think we will need to have some discussions with the Amarillo Hospital District about a change in funding."
NWTHS and its management company, Universal Health Services, are appealing to elected officials from the Panhandle to intervene on behalf of the almost 10,000 patients who use the Wyatt Center each year.
"We are still hoping this won't have to happen, and we do have verbal support from Rep. John Smithee, Sen. Teel Bivins and Congressman Mac Thornberry," he said.
The Amarillo Hospital District contracted with NWTHS for indigent care after the sale of Northwest to Universal Health Services in 1996.
Northwest receives about $8 million annually for the care of indigent patients. According to NWTHS records, actual costs for indigent care total more than $16 million annually.
"We're doing the best we can without increasing our cost and our losses," Callahan said.
He did not rule out the possibility of asking AHD for a funding amendment to the 25-year contract.
AHD Chairman Lilia Escajeda said the news came as a surprise to her and she has not had time to discuss options with Callahan.
"I don't know that we can do anything about it at this point," she said. "But we haven't had time to really look at the situation."
The funding cut stems from a DHHS regulation that states only nonprofit facilities can participate in the disproportionate-share program.
Callahan said the drug-pricing program is used only at the J.O. Wyatt Community Health Center, 1411 E. Amarillo Blvd. NWTHS uses another pricing contract to purchase medication for the remainder of its health-care system, he said.
The Wyatt Center averages about 800 prescriptions every day, records show. Indigent patients receive the medication at no charge.
Officials at the DHHS Office of Drug Pricing could not be reached for comment this morning.
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Mathieu Schneider used to play defense for the Montreal Canadiens. He was pretty good at it. Now he's playing defense for the National Hockey League Players Association and he's pretty good at that as well.
Schneider is a special advisor to the NHLPA and he told 'The Habs Show' on CJAD Saturday that the union is happy with the direction the league is headed right now.
As you've heard, NHL general managers are not in favor of a ban on head-shots. Schneider says the NHLPA is still in the process of gauging how players feel about this.
But at the same time, he says there are players who felt Zdeno Chara did deserve to be suspended for his hit on Max Pacioretty while others agreed with the league that ruled against supplemental discipline.
Schneider says the union cares very strongly about player safety and the issue is a top priority. He says meaningful discussions with the NHL continue and the NHLPA is concerned about seeing progress being made.
Schneider suggests making the arenas safer for players, whether it's taking another look at the glass or the boards, and/or allowing more obstruction to slow down the game.
What is clear is this; the players themselves can't figure out how much safer the game should be.
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There are countless variations on the India Pale Ale on beer store shelves, but there is only a small handful of rye IPAs. Sierra Nevada released its Ruthless Rye as a spring seasonal. Actually, the label says that the beer is for the "tumultuous transition into spring." So, like the Harpoon Long Thaw, reviewed earlier in this column, the Ruthless Rye is a heartier take on a spring beer.
The beer pours a burnt orange color with a frothy white head that dissipates fairly quickly. The first scent is of herbal, pine-resin hops. The hops provide a lot of plant-like flavors and become a little bit grassy with warmth. They also provide a lot of citrus flavors, dominated by orange and then grapefruit. The bitterness is actually fairly mild compared to many other IPAs. The malt provides a good balance. There's some good, fruity and caramel malt sweetness. There's some cider notes. Surprisingly, a hefeweissen-esque banana note comes out over time. The rye gives the beer some black-pepper spice and some sourness in the finish. The finish is very dry, more on account of the rye than the hops. That being said, the rye is not the dominant flavor, but kind of sneaks into the background.
This is a good beer, and it's good to see another rye beer readily available. Still it would be nice if the rye was a more prevalent part of this brew. There are better rye beers out there, although this one would make a fine introduction for the curious.


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Jun 20, 2012 9:00 AM
How the heck did it take this long for someone to come up with a way to hold your bathroom soap that doesn't involve a slippery dish full of nasty water or a pool of scum on your sink or counter? This Suction Soap Holder Magnet ($10) uses a suction cup and the power of magnetism to hold your soap in midair. The soap stays nice and dry, and houseguests don't skip washing their hands because they're afraid to touch a pile of soap-mush. Everybody's happy.
I visited Israel in 1972. They were using this type of thing then. And if you lost the part that goes into the soap - you used a bottle cap. Not a new invention.
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(WBKO) -- Sen. Mitch McConnell and democratic challenger Alison Lundergan Grimes have both agreed to a debate on several different issues.
On Monday, KET announced McConnell had accepted their invitation to a debate on Oct. 13th on Kentucky Tonight.
Grimes accepted the debate a few months ago.
KET Executive Director and CEO Shae Hopkins released the following statement.
"Today we received word from Sen. McConnell's campaign that he has accepted our invitation to debate the issues with Sec. Grimes on Kentucky Tonight on October 13, 2014. KET is proud to be trusted by the candidates and Kentucky's voters to provide a fair and independent platform in this pivotal U.S. Senate race."
The McConnell and Grimes campaign have both weighed in on the debate.
"Senator McConnell feels very strongly that Kentuckians have the opportunity to evaluate both candidates as they discuss the issues face-to-face rather than an endless stream of television commercials and this debate provides that opportunity. There is a large contrast between Senator McConnell's Kentucky leadership and Secretary Grimes' support for the Obama agenda and we're eager to have that discussion with Kentucky voters," McConnell Press Secretary Allison Moore.
"After months of dragging his feet, our campaign is encouraged that Mitch McConnell finally agrees that Kentuckians deserve the opportunity to hear both candidates' viewpoints and very different visions for the Commonwealth's future. For 30 years, McConnell has sold Kentucky families out and sided with Washington special interests. It is time for Mitch McConnell to answer for his failed Washington record -- 30 years is long enough," Grimes Press Secretary Charly Norton.
Grimes and McConnell will appear together Wednesday at the Kentucky Farm Bureau Forum.