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Night Shift is a small brewery in Everett, Massachusetts that sets out to "fus[e] unique ingredients into an array of rich, complex flavors." To this end they use some local ingredient in each of their brews.
Their Bee Tea Wheat Ale, for example uses green tea from Somerville's Mem Tea Imports. So yes, this beer contains some interesting ingredients. What goes well with tea? Well, honey for one thing, and citrus for another. So the Bee Tea is made with orange peel and orange blossom honey. The beer body that backs it up is in the style of a Belgian White, which, since they are generally brewed with orange peel and coriander is amenable enough to new ingredients.
Truth be told, though, the malt and hops are really there just to provide a foundation for the green tea and honey to build on. The beer pours an orangey amber color reminiscent of a cup of green tea, with some haze visible. The head is white and fizzy and dies down quickly. Strong floral and herbal aromas hit the nose right off the bat. On the tongue, a very strong mead-like quality becomes apparent, with honey sweetness, more floral notes and some fruity flavors. These are backed up by cakey flavors from the malt. The yeast adds some wet earthy notes and some spice. The mixture of the cakey malt and spice makes one think of ginger cookies, and so there's an overall tea time effect (but if you drink the whole 25 ounce bottle at tea time, don't expect to get much done for the rest of the afternoon – this one comes in at 8% alcohol by volume). The tea adds a very strong drying, bitter character at the finish. It would be nice if this flavor was a little better balanced.
Overall, actually, the Bee Tea is pretty unusual and maybe a little unfocused. If you don't like tea or mead, then you should definitely give this one a pass. The mix of flavors, though, unusual as they are, is highly intriguing, and when the bottle was empty I found myself wanting more.


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Ashley Olsen has a new boyfriend and he is actually older than her sister Mary Kate's boyfriend. These two twins from "Full House" obviously like older men and it seems to work for them. On Tuesday, Fox News shared about the new man that she stepped out on the town with this week.
Her new man is director Bennett Miller. This guy is 47, which makes him 19 years older than her, but she doesn't seem to mind. The two stepped out in New York City together and didn't try to hide the fact that they were a couple. They stepped out back in February showing that they were a couple, but they have been really quiet about their relationship since then. It sounds like this is when they first started dating.
Huffington Post shared a bit more information about these two being seen together. This week when they went out on the town she was makeup free. Bennett looked great and simple in a t-shirt and jeans. This couple was walking through NYC and just doing their thing. They were seen leaving her apartment building together.
Her sister Mary-Kate Olsen is getting married to a man who is 45. Things are going great for both of these girls, but they are enjoying their older men. It seems to be the only kind they have ever wanted to date.
Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen got their start on the show "Full House" playing the little girl Michelle Tanner. Since then, they had several movies and even a clothing line. They are both now living their lives with their new men, but you don't hear a lot from them and they aren't really in the public eye very much either. They seem to be living simple lives and doing well with the new men in their life.

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The church in this small port with modest houses was built on an oval mound. It is surrounded by a cemetery. From the top of the dyke (up a staircase), there is an attractive view over the Waddenzee which, at low tide, appears to be a vast seashore. The islands of Ameland and Schiermonnikoog stand out on the horizon.


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A little rain makes a hike more interesting, right? Go for one of these, or plan your own adventure.
SONOMA COUNTY: Saturday, February 15, 2014. 9:00 A.M. "Bill and Dave Hikes" to Lake Sonoma. Hike by way of Bummer Peak, the Half a Canoe Loop, Lone Rock for lunch, and Dry Creek Trail back. Meet at the Visitor Center off of Dry Creek Road to carpool up to the trailhead.
Moderate hike of eight miles with an elevation gain of 1000 feet. Wear layered clothing with appropriate gear for the weather and bring your lunch and water. Please note that since this is not a sponsored hike, all participants will be asked to sign a waiver of liability.
Directions: From Santa Rosa follow 101 north, exit west on Dry Creek Road, and follow this road to the Visitor Center just before the dam. Drive time from Sonoma Valley is approximately one hour.
"Bill & Dave Hikes" are often sponsored by Sonoma County Regional Parks, Team Sugarloaf, and Valley of the Moon Natural History Association. Check Bill and Dave Hikes website for more info.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY: Sat. February 15, 8:30 A.M. The Lafayette Hiking group goes to Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge, Newark (Alameda County). Meet in the parking lot out from Lafayette BART's main entrance at 8:30 a.m. We form carpools to the trailhead. Bring lunch or snacks, water, layered clothing, good walking shoes, sun protection and money to contribute (any gas, bridge tolls and parking. ($5).
From Don Edwards' visitor center, leader Alison Hill will take participants up a moderate hill to get an overview of the area. The hike starts on the 5-mile loop of the Newark Slough trail, viewing salt ponds, salt marshes, mud flats and shore birds. The refuge provides habitat for nine species of Federally-listed threatened or endangered species and is home to 227 species of birds. Easy, mostly flat 6 miles.
SOLANO COUNTY: Sat., Feb. 15, 9:30 A.M. -12:30 P.M. Rush Ranch Presents the Patwin Perspective of the Suisun Marsh. An easy, slow-paced hike. Participants will learn about the Patwin Indians who were the first human inhabitants of the Suisun Marsh and surrounding Solano County. "Discover how they didn't just survive, but thrived by building their communities in and around what is now known as Rush Ranch. See an outcropping used for grinding fish and/or acorns, an example of a Patwin dwelling, and find out what a typical day in the life of the Patwin might have been like."
Bring water, snacks, sturdy closed-toe shoes, layered clothing and protection from the elements. If desired, bring binoculars, cameras, insect repellent. No RSVP is necessary. Meet your guides in the brick courtyard and native plant garden, next to the Nature Center exhibit. For questions, call 707-432-0150 x200 or email email@example.com.
Directions: Rush Ranch is located at 3521 Grizzly Island Road near Suisun City, about 2 miles south of the Highway 12/Sunset Avenue/Grizzly Island Road intersection.
MARIN COUNTY: Sat., Feb. 15, 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. Olompali State Historic Park. A volunteer opportunity working on pruning fruit trees in the historic orchard. Basic pruning technique training will be offered. Teens 14 and up welcome with a legal guardian. Go here for more info.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY: Sun., Feb. 16, 10:30 A.M. Bay Area Ridge Trail visits San Francisco's Lake Merced "Measured Mile." The San Francisco Committee is hosting an outing to showcase brand new Lake Merced "Measured Mile" signs, with an urban hike leaving from West Portal on Sunday morning. (Many thanks to San Francisco Recreation and Parks for great support on these signs!)
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|Ronald Collins is the director of the FoodSpeak Project at the Center for Science in the Public Interest. This op-ed. is reprinted with permission from the June 22, 1998 edition of the National Law Journal. Copyright 1998, The New York Law Publishing Company. All rights reserved.
"The lawyer for [my publisher] at first had few problems with my book. Then she read the section on the agricultural disparagement laws and changed her mind. It was the first she had heard of them. . . . In the end only tiny, minor changes that were not vital to the book were called for."
"This dilemma had nothing to do with whether there was sufficient support for the materials -- there was," added the books author. "Rather, the concern was what might happen with these strange, threatening, intimidating laws if food producers failed to apply the same rational, careful thought to bringing litigation that I had applied to researching and writing my book."
Those are the words of a respected critic who currently writes on food policy. Though the book was ultimately published and well-received, the point remains: These kinds of libel laws chill to the bone; they are counter to everything central to freedom of expression and book publishing. How many publishers, especially smaller ones, are willing to take such chances even if every claim can be documented? After all, no business wants to get caught up in protracted and costly litigation.
"It would be difficult to conceive of any topic of discussion that could be of greater concern and interest to all Americans than the safety of the food that they eat." That is how District Judge Mary Lou Robinson characterized the matter in her Feb. 26, 1998 unpublished order in Texas Beef Group v. Oprah Winfrey (N.D. Tex, CV-208-J). Unfortunately, advancing this public interest is risky business for publishers.
"Food-disparagement laws place publishers and editors in jeopardy if what they publish, though true, is critical of an agricultural product," says Lloyd J. Jassin, legal counsel for the Publishers Marketing Association. "Such laws could well diminish the amount of information the public receives about food and food safety."
Bad Food Makes Bad Law
Today, the laws in 13 states work against the public interest in obtaining information about food and food safety. In those states a food critic may be held to legal account if he or she claims any "perishable food product or commodity" is unsafe for human consumption. Those laws punish protected expression by: establishing low standards for civil liability; allowing for punitive damages; awarding attorneys fees for plaintiffs alone; and by inviting abusive litigation practices. Colorados law is reminiscent of 18th-century libel law: It subjects a publisher to criminal prosecution for disparaging food.
The very notion that products can be defamed is contrary to of our First Amendment jurisprudence. It has long been a common law and constitutional law principle that, in order for an allegedly defamatory statement to give rise to a cause of action, any statement must be "of and concerning" a particular person or corporation. Absent that element, a claim is constitutionally deficient.
Furthermore, most of the food-disparagement laws require food critics to know of, and examine all, "reliable scientific facts and data" before making any statements. That scientific evidence standard discourages many from saying or publishing almost anything about food absent tomes of the latest scientific evidence, which is quite often ambiguous, financed by industry money, and is sometimes in the sole possession of the industry bringing the lawsuit. Given that situation, there is little a publisher can print that is inoffensive to industry.
Many product-disparagement laws place the burden of proof on the party being sued. If sued, a publisher must be ready to assume the burden of demonstrating that every published statement comports with current scientific evidence. Such burden-of-proof requirements penalize those who speak out because what is stated is presumed false unless scientifically proven otherwise. Unquestionably, this is an undue burden on freedom of expression.
Book publishers risk civil or criminal liability if, for example, they print books concerning environmental and carcinogenic assessments of food and food production, bacteria in meat and poultry, food dyes, polluted fish, pesticide-treated produce, etcetera. Of course, that mocks the high purpose of the First Amendment. Publishers and authors need a vigorous measure of editorial freedom if the truth is ever to emerge in the marketplace of ideas.
Large Area of Impact
Food-disparagement laws, while adopted in only 13 states, have a national impact. Book publishers sell their product nationally, so those regional laws determine their editorial standards. "Typically, libel lawyers for publishers and others tend to err on the side of avoiding any potential litigation. The more that happens, the more free speech suffers," says Bruce E.H. Johnson, a noted libel law expert and the attorney who successfully represented CBS in Auvil v. CBS "60 Minutes," 67 F.3d 816 (9th Cir., 1995), which panicked industry to push for state food-disparagement laws.
The fear that leads to self-censorship is what food-disparagement laws are all about. It is a fear heightened by the Oprah lawsuit, the $10.3 million-plus action filed against Ms. Winfrey and Howard Lyman for "libeling" beef. According to Steve Kupperud, an executive for the American Feed Industry Association (one of the groups that led the campaign to enact such laws): "I think that to the degree that the mere presence of these laws has caused activists to think twice, then these laws have already accomplished what they set out to do."
The "mere presence" of such laws can expose a publisher to costly litigation, regardless of the truth of the statements published. Consider: the first Oprah case (there is now a second action in state court in addition to the federal case which is on appeal) cost nearly a million dollars to defend at the trial level alone. This is the cost of winning!
For all the attention devoted to Oprah and the cattlemen, few people have fully appreciated the real impact such laws have on the publishing industry. In a nutshell, food-disparagement laws are a bad idea -- bad for publishers, bad for authors, and bad for the public and its right to know as much as it can about the food it eats.
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New Year's resolutions are right around the corner and the staff at North Florida Community College's Colin P. Kelly Fitness Center hope you will include health and fitness in your plans for the new year. In addition to student and employee use, NFCC's new state-of-the-art fitness center is also open to the community through a "punch pass" system. Community members can purchase a pass for either 10 or 20 visits to gain access to the center's fully loaded fitness room with cutting edge cardio and resistance training equipment.
As a special 2014 fitness promotion, NFCC is offering free bonus visits with each purchase made Jan. 6-10. Buy 10 visits, get 5 free or buy 20 visits and get 10 free. Community "punch passes" are available on a limited basis and must be used before the expiration date – 10 visits expire after 16 weeks; 20 visits expire after 32 weeks. Gift certificates are also available for those looking to "give the gift of health" this holiday season.
The Colin P. Kelly Fitness Center is located on the NFCC campus in Madison, Fla. (Bldg. 12). Current hours are Monday-Thursday, 6 a.m.-7 p.m. and Friday 6 a.m.-5 p.m.; closed on weekends and holidays.
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Kes Carter and Matt Rice hit grand slam home runs to slam #18 Vanderbilt 17-2 in Nashville onTuesday afternoon.
The Commodores were on a ten game winning streak prior to meeting the WKU Hilltoppers.
Brian Edelen threw shutout pitches for six innings, allowing on three hits.
This is the third nationally ranked team the Hilltoppers have beaten in the 2010 season. WKU's record improves to 13-4 with the win, and Vanderbilt is now 14-2.
This is the second time the Hilltoppers have scored17 runs and they have scored 30 runs in their last two outings, and 54 total runs in their last four games.
Jared Andreoli's career-high five lead the hitting onslaught for the Hilltoppers with five hits. Matt Payton was 2-for-5 with three runs extending his hitting streak to 15 games. Casey Dykes was 1-for-2 with three runs and three walks.
The Hilltoppers earned one run on two hits in the top of the fifth to take a 9-0 lead after four-and-a-half innings. Vanderbilt left 12 runners on base in the game.


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Despite NBC's claims of responsible advertising standards for liquor products, millions of underage persons will be exposed to hard liquor advertising, as they have been exposed for decades to appealing, funny, and seductive spots for beer. Industry-sponsored and branded "responsibility" messages required by the NBC guidelines represent just another thinly veiled form of product promotion. Research shows that liquor ads teach young people about various brands and how to use alcohol; and they learn from the ads that drinking is fun, cool, and romantic.
At least for now (as of 1/9/02), the other major television networks (ABC, CBS, and Fox, UPN, and WB) have maintained that they have no plans to follow NBC's dangerous precedent. However, as advertising budgets shrink in the current economic climate, they will be feeling increasing pressure to accept ads for hard liquor.
Numerous public health and safety groups (including the American Medical Association, Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse, American Academy of Pediatrics) have deplored NBC's abandonment of its voluntary ban on hard-liquor advertising and recognize the need to protect young people from a new deluge of ads that glamorize drinking and promote the consumption of hard liquor. [For further background, talking points, and chronology see: [http://www.cspinet.org/booze/liquor_background.htm]
1) Equal time for public health and safety messages about the diverse risks of alcohol consumption for young people and adults. Those messages should be produced by government or independent agencies or public health experts not affiliated with alcoholic-beverage industry interests.
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Yep, just check the Reality VS Gameplay poll i posted the other day...
To conclude this discussion and to preserve future lack-of-realism threads, i think i found the problem with EaW...
In many reviews, the devs say:
"Empire at War is all about battles..."
. Well, what i see so far is that either the devs or the testers fell in the mistake that now EaW is
about battles, which makes the game freaking simplified.
As i said, the Galactic Map seems to stand only for moving forces here and there. I see this from the demo, and it's done in the final version.......only moving forces and battles, i don't like it, but it's the only game out there that has space and ground battles.
It could have more depth, more micromanagement if your want (micro...heh...), some diplomacy. It's dumbed down to only battles. And what i see, no offence taken, but against
those proposed features we get the same answer "tested and disspproved, due to confusing people"......i mean, because someone does play the game while others dont, this doesnt necesseraly means that he has
best opinion about the game, it's just another biased opinion afterall subtle to his taste.
As for the fleet of doom, in the MP will be true, as happens to all the other games. In single player campaigns, with few planets, it will still be true. In the 40 campaign probably not. Because we all talk on hypothesis, i'll just check this "tactic" (exploit is the right word) and confirm...
If the defender (generally the player losing) has no planetary defences and a good bunch of forces guarding it, he's doomed...
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The Fourth of July Chicago Cubs game against the Washington Nationals in Washington started out like any other game for Cubs fans and pitcher Jason Hammel. However, with a three run lead going into the seventh inning, and having thrown only 92 pitches, Hammel was pulled after giving up a double to Anthony Rendon to lead off the bottom of the seventh. Even Hammel wondered why he had been pulled at that point in the game.
It would become clear a few hours later when it was announced that Hammel and fellow pitcher Jeff Samardzija were traded to the Oakland Athletics for first round draft picks infielder Addison Russell, outfielder Billy McKinney, right handed pitcher Dan Strally and a player to be named later. Official word was released on Saturday, and anyone watching the A's and Toronto Blue Jays Saturday night on TV saw Samardzija being greeted by his new teammates in the dugout as the game was getting underway. Many fans were stunned by the trade, while others thought it was a great move by the Cubs.
So what did the Cubs actually get? They got two first round draft choices, one a shortstop, and one an outfielder. According to a Cubs press release, both Russell and McKinney were rated the top two prospects in the A's farm system by Baseball America.
The big question is, did the Cubs get enough in this trade? There are some who say no, and some who say yes. Those who say the Cubs did get enough for what they gave up point to Russell and McKinney, the first round draft choices. Granted first round drafts don't always pan out, but if these guys do develop and stay healthy, this is good news for the Cubs down the road. The other side of the conversation is that the Cubs did not get enough for Samardzija and Hammel, saying the Cubs now have too many shortstops.
What fans need to keep in mind is that Cubs President of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein is trying to build a future perennial winner. It has been a frustrating few years watching the Cubs in last place, but if Epstein is able to do what he says he is trying to do, Cubs fans will forgive him for prolonging their suffering. So what if the Cubs have an overabundance of shortstops in their minor league system. These guys are versatile. They can be moved to other positions or be traded. According to one source, shortstops are the most valuable players on any team.
Since the trade the Cubs have recalled pitchers Chris Rusin, Blake Parker and Tsuyoshi Wada from Triple-A Iowa. Still in the rotation are Jake Arrieta, Edwin Jackson and Travis Wood. Dallas Beeler and Kyle Hendricks will fill the spots vacated by Samardzija and Hammel.


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TLC just announced a new TV reality show titled "Buying Naked". The show centers on an intrepid real estate agent whose special clientele want to live in nudist communities. Nothing new there, so what could be the hook to make this into a TV series? The customers shop in the nude for their homes.
Your guide through the process is Jackie Youngblood, whose Pasco County, Florida territory is home to the largest concentration of nudist communities in the country. In "Buying Naked", old pro Jackie is bringing along new agents in the art of selling real estate to people who are devotees of the clothing-optional lifestyle. Link to video preview posted below.
In the press release announcing the show, TLC noted that Youngblood's skill includes being mindful of the pitfalls that could befall a newbie in the business. When determining the appropriateness of a particular property to show to a customer, there is more to consider than price, location and how many bedrooms or bathrooms are in a particular home.
"Jackie and her team must also bear in mind the hazards that are lurking --- everything from countertop height to sharp corners and flooring (rug burn hurts!). Routine tasks such as cooking, cleaning and even just walking can present safety risks for the unclothed occupants of the home."
As you can see, this can be tricky and in the premiere episode of "Buying Naked", viewers can expect to be introduced to Alex, a new agent who Jackie throws into the fire after some specific rules.
Rule #1: always keep your gaze at eye level. Rule #2: don't laugh. Rule #3: be prepared to be hugged and touched because these folks like to get up close and personal, if you know what I mean. In an amazing video preview of the premiere episode, Jackie and Alex meet to calm her nerves a bit and then greet a couple who are naked as jaybirds and plenty proud of it.
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STANFORD, Calif. - Running back Tyler Gaffney was selected in the sixth round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers. Gaffney was the 28th pick of the round and 204th overall.
"I am stoked," Gaffney said. "This is a great team to be a part of. From everything I hear and see about the Panthers, everybody should want to be a Panther. I'm glad the Panthers believe in me and will allow me to show everybody what I can truly do."
Gaffney is the second Cardinal running back in the last two seasons to be drafted, following Stepfan Taylor's fifth-round selection in 2013. Even more, Gaffney's former teammates fullback Owen Marecic went to Cleveland in the fourth round of the 2011 draft and Toby Gerhart was a second-round choice by Minnesota in 2010.
With the 204th pick in 2014 NFL Draft the #Panthers select RB Tyler Gaffney out of Stanford. #PanthersDraft
— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) May 10, 2014
Gaffney returned to Stanford for his senior season and completion of his degree after a 2012 hiatus while playing professional baseball. He was also selected in the 24th round of the 2012 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
"I had the opportunity after being drafted by the Pirates to play for them. That opportunity obviously doesn't come around for everybody, so it was something I didn't think I could pass up at the time," Gaffney said. "Toward the end of the year, I realized football was my love, that it was something I couldn't put behind me."
Gaffney is the latest two-sport star to develop his skills on The Farm, joining names such as John Lynch, Chad Hutchinson and Toby Gerhart.
He started the first game of the 2013 season and played all 14 contests en route to 1,709 yards rushing on 330 attempts, each standing as the second-best single-season totals in Stanford history.
His 21 rushing touchdowns were good for the third-best single-season total in Stanford history and fifth-best in the nation.
Gaffney registered 86 yards and one touchdown on 15 catches and eclipsed 100 yards rushing nine times during the season. His 1,795 all-purpose yards were good for the 10th-best single-season total in Stanford history.
He tallied a career-high 189 yards rushing on 33 carries against Notre Dame. In the Pac-12 Championship game at Arizona State, he rushed for 133 yards and three touchdowns on 22 carries, including a 69-yard score on the third play from scrimmage.
A Doak Walker semifinalist, Pac-12 Football Championship Game MVP and Stanford's team MVP, Gaffney was also named Athlon Sports All-Pac-12 first team, All-Pac-12 second team, USA Today All-America second team, CBSSports.com All-America third team, Athlon Sports All-America third team, Phil Steele All-America fourth team and SI.com All-America honorable mention.
As a junior in 2011, Gaffney played in 13 games and amassed 449 rushing yards and seven touchdowns on 74 carries. He added 12 receptions for 79 yards and one touchdown.
He appeared in 10 of 13 games as a sophomore and rushed for 255 yards and four touchdowns on 60 carries.
As a true freshman, Gaffney saw action in 12 games as he rushed for 87 yards and one touchdown on 22 carries.


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Nar Shaddaa Bug Help? [spoiler]
This may have been mentioned before, I just registered and I am really stuck on what to do to fix this.
I have completed all the worlds(I believe) except Nar Shaddaa. I forst got the comlink message for the invite to meet the exchange, I didn't believe there would be much to it and when it came time to use Atton against the sisters he was easily killed, I restored the game from my last save point but now I have one Atton in the ship and another outside, I cannot get the message to play again. I have roamed the area multiple time looking for small mini quests to complete hoping something may trigger the message again but nothing is avaliable.
Is there anyway to get that message to play or am I dead in the water on this one?
basically obsidian did a bit of a rush job on this game and there is bugs everywhere so you should always keep multiple saves just in case. As for you question I must say this is new to me and killing the twin suns is actually pretty easy if you get behind a table and just shoot them from a distance.
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I'm stuck in the exact same problem. Do I really have to re-start the entire game?
yes you do. it sucks it happen to me. it sucks.
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Ethel Hampton Tennyson, 85, of Amarillo died Thursday, Feb. 13, 2003.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors, Ivy Chapel, 2820 Virginia Circle, with the Rev. Alan Burkhalter, pastor of Chaparral Hills Baptist Church, officiating. Burial will be at 1 p.m. in the Stratford Cemetery.
Mrs. Tennyson was born June 19, 1917, in McAlester, Okla., to J.L. and Ida Johnson. She graduated from Amarillo High School. She had worked as an Avon representative where she was recognized for outstanding sales.
In 1982 she was awarded Mother of the Year at First Baptist Church in Stratford. She had also worked for many years in the nursery at First Baptist Church in Stratford.
She had been the director for Senior Citizens at Stratford. She was a member of Chaparral Hills Baptist Church. She married Grover B. Hampton on Nov. 4, 1936. He preceded her in death on June 12, 1968.
She later married Charles "Ray" Tennyson on June 5, 1988. He preceded her in death on June 20, 2002.
Survivors include two sons, Ralph Hampton of Kerrick and Larry Hampton of Dumas; a stepson, Charles R. Tennyson Jr. of Indianapolis; three daughters, Sharon Wiebe, Lela Hager and Margie Huff, all of Amarillo; a stepdaughter, Carolyn Fields of Southlake; a sister, Cora Ward of Amarillo; 13 grandchildren; 28 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
The family will be at 7107 Gainsborough.
The family suggests memorials be to Chaparral Hills Baptist Church, 3300 W. Cherry, Amarillo, TX 79108.
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AUSTIN, Texas (ESPN.com news services) -- Tom Izzo wasn't going to wait. He figured
Kentucky's rim-dancing 3-pointer would be ruled a basket, so he
grabbed his clipboard and started getting Michigan State ready for
"Now let's beat them a second time," he barked into the
Deflated at first, the Spartans recovered in time to heed the
coach's call.
With Kelvin Torbert smiling at his teammates and screaming
"Let's go!", the Spartans denied the Wildcats from even getting
off a potential winning shot at the end of overtime, then coolly
took care of things in a second OT, pulling out a 94-88 victory
Sunday to send the Spartans into the Final Four.
"We survived," Izzo said.
It was a breathtaking finish to perhaps the most astonishing
regional finals weekend the NCAA Tournament has ever seen. After
Louisville and Illinois needed overtime to secure their spots in
St. Louis on Saturday and North Carolina advanced in a squeaker
over Wisconsin earlier Sunday, this game had several last acts.
"It will go down in history as a great college basketball
game," Kentucky coach Tubby Smith said. "It hurts right now, but
some of our guys will appreciate it later on."
The second-seeded Wildcats (28-6) dug out of an eight-point hole
with 5:25 left, mainly with 3-pointers, then missed a pair of 3s
that could've tied it at the end of regulation -- only to have the
ball wind up in the hands of outside ace Patrick Sparks. He let it
go with a second to spare, then saw the ball bounce four times on
the rim before dropping.
Officials needed more than five minutes to make sure his right
tiptoe was behind the arc. Referee James Burr finally decided it
was after asking CBS to zoom in on Sparks' feet.
Rejuvenated, Kentucky scored the next four points, but couldn't
maintain it.
After fifth-seeded Michigan State (26-6) tied it with 1:03 left,
the Wildcats had the ball the rest of the way, yet managed just one
shot -- a bad one -- and none after Torbert's rallying cry with 20
seconds left.
"As soon as I got it, I should've shot it," said Kelenna
Azubuike, who had both the ugly miss and was stuck holding the ball
when time ran out.
Torbert opened the second overtime with a free throw, and
Michigan State never trailed again. The Spartans made 11 straight
foul shots in the second overtime, then let out all sorts of
pent-up emotions.
The relief went beyond the obvious, that they're joining Big Ten
rival Illinois with a chance to win it all. For the upperclassmen,
especially the seniors, this victory emphatically shed their label
as soft, weak underachievers, and guaranteed them of continuing the
Final Four tradition begun by predecessors from 1999-2001.
And it could get even better. After knocking out Duke and
Kentucky this weekend, Michigan State next plays North Carolina,
giving the Spartans the chance to steamroll three of the most
prestigious programs in the land. Next Saturday's game will start 40 minutes after Louisville takes on Illinois at 6:07 p.m. ET on CBS.
"We had plenty of potholes and valleys -- even black holes --
during this journey," MSU senior Chris Hill said. "We have been
through it all, but here, at the end of the day, we are still
The young Wildcats were supposedly a year away from greatness.
While they'll be expected to go even farther next year, that's too
late for their best player, Chuck Hayes, the lone senior lost from
the top of their deep rotation.
Hayes, who played for Izzo on the U.S. Pan Am team two years
ago, hugged MSU seniors Torbert, Hill and Alan Anderson, then shook
hands with Izzo before taking a seat on his bench with a few
seconds left. He began crying and didn't stop until the start of a
news conference.
"You figure if you give everything you have, you get what you
want. But sometimes, you don't," said Hayes, who ends his career
tied for the most consecutive starts in school history yet never
got past the regional finals.
Since winning the championship in 1998, Smith's first year in
Lexington, Kentucky is 0-for-3 in the round of eight. The Spartans
also eliminated them in '99. This loss also deprived the Bluegrass
state of having two teams in the Final Four; only Louisville will
be there now.
Instead, there's the chance for a title-game matchup between a
different set of regional rivals: Michigan State and Illinois, the
only team that finished ahead of the Spartans in the Big Ten this
Michigan State was led by sophomore Shannon Brown, whose 24
points on 8-of-10 shooting with five 3-pointers sends him to a
Final Four reunion with high school teammate Dee Brown of the
Fighting Illini. They'll be the duo with dangling corn rows and
headbands; Shannon will be the one without the orange mouthpiece.
Maurice Ager added 21 points for the Spartans, while Paul Davis
had 15 and 11 rebounds.
Randolph Morris led Kentucky with 20 points and Hayes had 16
points and five rebounds. Sparks had 15, all on 3-pointers; the
Wildcats had been 19-0 when he made at least two 3s.
Kentucky got a scare in the final minute of regulation when
Ramel Bradley collided with Anderson and went down hard, needing
help to get to the locker room. He returned, with a huge bandage on
his chin, just before the start of overtime, drawing a big cheer
from the crowd. School officials told ESPN that Bradley sustained a concussion on the play.
Game notes
Only once had two regional finals gone to overtime, in
1992. ... Fifth-year senior Tim Bograkos is the only player left
from MSU's last Final Four team. ... Kentucky had been 2-0 in NCAA
Tournament games in Texas, using both as springboards to national
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|Coming from an elite group of Specialists idolized for their outstanding military knowledge and ability on the battlefield, Codename Hawk has been trained to use a wide variety of Special Items during combat.
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- His rank may be quite high, as clothing is stereotypically what high-ranking officials wear.
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The University of Sioux Falls men's and women's basketball teams invite all kids (K-5th grade) to the Stewart Center on Sunday, Dec. 9, to learn about the fundamentals of basketball from members of the USF men's & women's basketball teams.
This free camp will be held from 2-4 p.m. in the Stewart Center.
All campers will be invited to the Cougars' Dec. 15
double-header against Minnesota State, Mankato to watch USF take on the
Mavericks and to take part in halftime activities.
The camp is sponsored by Principal Financial Group. Principal Financial will host two 20-minute informational sessions about how to prepare to finance college tuition. Session 1: 2:15 p.m. & Session 2: 3:15 p.m.
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Federal prosecutors have charged William Scully, 45 and his partner Shahrad Rodi Lameh, 40, with 73-counts of selling "counterfeit and/or misbranded" drugs and medical devices ranging from birth control to cancer through their Great Neck, NY supply company Pharmalogical Inc. dba Medical Device King. The pair has pleaded not guilty and was released yesterday on $500,000 bail (each). If convicted each could face up to 20 years in prison plus a $250,000 fine and be forced to forfeit more than $17 million.
According to Eastern District US Attorney Loretta Lynch, the charges involve "conspiracy, wire fraud, introducing misbranded drugs into interstate commerce, delivering for pay falsely labeled medications, fraudulent importation of goods, and trafficking in counterfeit drugs such as foreign manufactured versions of the IUD Mirena, Remicade, used to treat Crohn's disease, and anti-cancer meds Aloxi, Avastin, Rituxan and Aredia, etc." These were imported from several countries including Scotland, Finland, Canada, the UK, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey and the Cayman Islands, and then sold to medical office on Long Island, Upstate New York, New Jersey, Texas, Nevada, and Louisiana as per the indictment.
"Instead of seeking an opportunity to alleviate suffering and cure disease, Scully and Lameh saw a change to make money off the backs of those already fighting for their lives, selling counterfeit cancer medications to an unsuspecting clinic," she stated.


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Holiday Announcements: Dr. Dog's MonstersPosted by Charles Song in Sideshow Collectibles, Weta Collectibles
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Weta unveiled a new piece from their Doctor Who line: The Master And Auton. Doesn't strike any special chord with me, but I'm simply not a fan of the franchise— our resident Who guru on the forum is loving it though!
Sideshow Collectibles
On Christmas, SS announced that they can now pretty much anything they please with Reservoir Dogs; press release says "license includes rights to create Vinyl Collectible Dolls, 12-inch figures, Premium Format figures, Dioramas, polystone Statues and Busts". They're also aiming to top off their Universal Monsters license with dioramas.
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rooftop concerts
I think I'm starting to like the idea of chilling on rooftops instead of parks or bars. Certainly ain't the only one feeling it though: tape.tv recently decided they'd record their afternoon sessions not within the secure realms of their studios but on top of the city and invited the heathens of the internet to take part as an audience.
German artists Fotos, Madsen and Gisbert zu Knyphausen accompanied the few people on the rooftop with their magnificent unplugged shows, and all I can think about is listening to that one song and looking at the cloudy sky with the shape of the Fernsehturm in the back and thinking exactly nothing. I felt free there for a second, what with the city to my feet and my friends to my side and those wonderful sounds in my ear. Nobody was allowed to talk for the time recording. Even though we were only about 30 people up there, it seemed as if the whole world was quiet for a moment. The sky, the birds, the taste of rain in the wind, the lone smiles in all of their faces… a second full of bliss and positive ignorance…
This fraction of time passed as quickly as it came. We went back to chatting and taking pictures of the view, shortly before we had to run for cover from the rain. Now, I'm still waiting for the videos to appear online. For the time being, here are the pictures (and you can find more over at Pauls). Thanks to Tape.TV for the wonderful evening.
Will grab my photos tomorrow afternoon. Can't wait for it, my first "real" films :-)
Also, how fuckin' fat am I!? Will print out no. 14 and put it over my bed to remind me every day to get up and do some sport…
Number 14? Fat? What? WHAT IS THIS GIBBERISH YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT! :D
Also, am super excited to see your pictures! I am thoroughly fascinated with the techniques of the Hassel, I even read about it on Wiki afterwards and it's a fucking neat thing you have there.
thanks for the nice article and the awesome pictures. the entire tape.tv team really loves them, as they describe the atmosphere of the day right to the point :)
was so nice having you guys on our rooftop! we're glad you had a good day!
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February 11, 2016 | By: Manmohan Singh | In: Collaborative Innovation, Enabling Factors
In the current digital arena, social networks have touched the lives of almost every human being on earth, allowing us to share life's novelties with friends and loved ones. However, social networks are not restricted to sharing and commenting on pictures, but giving rise to innovation among individuals to help make our world a better place.
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Imagine if you could listen to the daily conversations of world-class innovation program leaders. How would you use that information to deepen your thinking about innovation and what it takes to really implement it, organization-wide?
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Arguably, the principle of Open Innovation was utilised for the first time by Professor James Murray in 19th Century Oxford, England. In the time that has passed since then, this concept has become infinitely easier to implement thanks to the development of Innovation Management technology, however some companies are yet to wake up to its potential.
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There's a lot of discussion in the innovation community these days about social innovation — the process of harnessing social media to "crowdsource" innovation by drawing in ideas from a wide range of people. Doing so doesn't have to be hard, however; you can gain many insights from your existing social media activities, if you know what to look for.
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You know how to tweet, but can you use social tools to more effectively lead your team? Here's how to transform your strategy, take charge, and why you can't rely on words alone. Visual thinking expert David Sibbett explores what's possible when you take charge of new media tools to lead your team effectively, even when you can't be face-to-face with them.
January 24, 2013 | By: InnovationManagement | In: Around the Web
Few brands use Facebook to crowdsource consumer insights. Those that don't miss out on the big payoff this social activity can provide. Why aren't more brands using Facebook to tap consumers for new ideas? Facebook is usually managed by the marketing team, but crowdsourcing initiatives tend to be run by R&D.
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Facebook Pages allow businesses and brands to connect with any Facebook users, who must click on "like" button on a Page to access the information provided and to have the ability to make comments on the Page. This makes it an excellent medium to hear the unvarnished opinions of customers, promote your innovation events and network with other practitioners.
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While the previous two methods – Netnography and Social Media Solution Scouting – outline the potential of passive methods in using the power of social media for innovation, the next two approaches enable companies to interact with consumers. Configuration Tools as well as Innovation Contests invite users outside the company's four walls to become an active part of new product development. In part two of this article you will learn how Audi and Henkel empowered the crowd and turned them into co-producers.
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Booz&Co wrote in their article "The Social Life of Brands" on Strategy+Business that the value of a brand is linked with the relationships it has with its customers, creating and retaining them. For marketing, its fundamental task is managing these relationships. In a recent research by Gallup the results were striking, a 240 percent boost in performance was achieved when both employees and customers were enaged. This is exactly, in a highly technological driven business environment, digital innovation is the catalyst that improves engagement and provide means to manage relationships better, faster and in a cheaper way though digital.
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Eighty years after its notorious use during Prohibition the original New York distillery of Dutch's Spirits is being opened under more favorable conditions. Dutch's Spirits is scheduled to open fall at Harvest Homestead Farm in Pine Plains of northern Hudson Valley. Tours of bunkers will be conducted with a newly created museum of the historic facility.
Extensive renovation and excavation of the bunkers and tunnels have prepared the facility to serve as a barrel aging room and museum for tours. Since the death of Dutch Schultz in 1935 there has been rumors of a buried treasure in the Catskill Mountains. Their existence and possible location raise interesting possibilities.
It has historical significance as home of the 1930's bootlegging business of mobster Dutch Schultz. The site was a 400-acre working farm disguised as a turkey farm with a six-car garage. Below the surface it had an extensive network of interconnecting tunnels and bunkers.
Gangster Dutch Schultz used bunkers at the farm to manufacture moonshine, due to its suitable environmental conditions. The bunkers maintain a constant temperature in the mid-50, making them just right for storing spirits even today.
Federal agents raided the farm on October 17, 1932. The raid discovered two 2,000-gallon stills, two high-pressure boilers, over 15,000 gallons of mash, 10,000 pounds of sugar and vehicles. Agents destroyed the illegal equipment and liquor. Since a rotating workforce of immigrants operated the site only 2 arrests were made. It's ironic that Prohibition was repealed the year after the raid was conducted.
Recent easing of laws has encouraged growth of small distilleries throughout the Hudson Valley. Craft distillers are require a farm license for only $128 a year, allowing production up to 35,000 gallons a year. This is in stark contrast to a distiller's license without production limits of $12,000.
The town of Pine Plains on route 199, seventeen miles east of Rhinebeck has a current population of 2,473. Moravian missionaries first settled Pine Plains in 1740. A few miles south of the town Stissing Mountain prominently overlooks the area, at 1,403' altitude. Three lakes west of the community are Thompson Lake, Twin Island Lake and Stissing Mountain.
Rhinebeck is a town of 2,657, settled in 1686 by a group of Dutch settlers. 2,200 acres of land was bought from local Iroquois Indians.
Pine Plains is a 4 1/2 hour drive of 280 miles from Rochester NY.
Drive I-90 toward Albany driving south on US 87. Before Kingston drive east route 199 over the Hudson River by the Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge. Continue on route 199 over the Taconic State Parkway to Pine Plains.
Reading about Prohibition may have created curiosity about this historical event. A tour of this facility will provide an experience to actually see a part of Prohibition history.


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If you keep your sight focused squarely on Buffalo Grille at 3116 Buffalo Speedway, then it's possible to ignore the fact that all of their neighbors from the past fifty years have disappeared. Molina's moved out in 2006. We knew something was up as soon as next door Luby's pulled up stakes. Grocery Store H-E-B scraped the Luby's site and demolished the former Buffallo Phamacy and Molina's to make one large site for their fancy new (but not Central Market) grocery store. Nothing strange about that. The Buffalo Pharmacy, which had been there since 1951, made a deal to move into the new H-E-B in hopes that their customers would come along.
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The McAleer Family has been serving pancakes, breakfast burritos, and hamburgers since 1984. The family, which owns the land underneath the former site of the 1950s shopping center, cut a deal with H-E-B to sell out to the grocery store chain in two years or so. In the meantime, they chose the highly-unusual-for-Houston option of staying put. With only slight building modifications, including a new exterior wall where Buffalo Pharmacy once stood, Buffalo Grille will continue to feed neighborhood families. No word yet on whether diners will be able to find parking spaces — newly opened H-E-B has a full parking lot all day long.


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ABC's Rising Star premiers is less then ten minutes. This show takes aspiring singers and vocal performers and enters them into a one of a kind judging experience. These other reality shows have viewers vote, but the judges have so much control over the results. On Rising Star, the TV viewers are everything. TV viewers can use an app of their phones or tablets to vote on the performance in real time. Apparently, as you vote you picture will appear on the wall in front of the performing artist/singer. It all sounds great in theory, but what if one of the major phone networks crashes from this? I mean couldn't this be bad? Also, how many times have they had to do a recount on American Idol for messing up the numbers.
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Previously the game was released on the DSiWare service however the port wasn't as good as it is on iOS.
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