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RATINGS: 49 WEIGHTED AVG: 3.41/5 SEASONAL: Series IBU: 20 EST. CALORIES: 188 ABV: 6.25%
Witbier with Brettanomyces
6.25 % Alcohol By Volume
20 International Bittering Units (IBUs)
CREATOR = Gabe
Beer Description: This Belgian witbier begins with equal parts malted wheat and pale barley to create its traditional cloudy white appearance. The addition of Brettanomyces gives ANCHOR its trademark "green apple" or "horse blanket" aroma and lends tartness to the flavor and finish. At over 6% ABV, this ANCHORs got a bit of more kick than most wits.
BEER LINE: "Raise your Anchor"
2009 Crew Brew Series: Heading into 2009, the NINE of us will each designnamebrew a beer to be released in 2009. We are all very excited about this series. Its a great way to freeze this time and space right before we jump into the new place and add new folks. These NINE beers will be fabulously eclectic and delicious.
Creator of This Beer: Since joining MSBC in 1998, Gabe has worked and mastered the complete gamut of jobs in our brewery. As Head Brewer, he uses his accumulation of brewing knowledge and experience to continually conceptualize and create amazing beers. With oak-barrel aging, a multitude of yeast strains and a plethora of processes in back pocket, Gabe is now experimenting with Brettanomyces and other "bugs". This beer combines his long-standing favorite beer style, witbier, with his new BFF, Brettanomyces. Raise your Anchor!
SONG INSPIRATION: Through churning waters and midnight skies You were my anchor." lyrics from Anchor by Misery Signals on the Mirrors LP, released 2006
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So many games and so little time and money to spend purchasing them, and playing them. Sony has been doing a good job I believe...with their price cuts, and the studios that they have pooping these much wanted games out....that being, drakes fortune, demonds souls, and God of war all being exclusive to the PS3. A lot to stand and clap to for Sony, but also there are a few things that Sony has been known for, for years that makes me clinch my cheaks every now and then, and that's confuse the heck out of me.
Sony will do things like, subtract from a specific product, but add a price. Sony will Divide in size, and give you a fraction of capability but then ask for more money for doing so. Take the psp go for instance, if you already own a PSP, you are not being forced, but are given the option to purchase this slick looking younger modeled PSP called the PSPgo... but it is smaller, wich is better cause it fits in places that the old PSP would not fit, the screen is smaller giving you less of a sexy screen to slover over, they take away the UMD drive and optics. and they wont allow you to play any of your previously purchased games that are not in digital form.... forcing you to buy a new copy of a game that you already own.
So this means, reallisticly...that this device should indeed cost less, since the consumer is getting less...am I right? I have to be lmao. The only way/reason that I would purchase a PSPgo is if Sony will agree to allow me to have/download games that currently own that is in the form and shape of a UMD disc. I dont want no stinkin "three free" data uploads like the UK is being offered, I want to be able to own the games that I purchased before... heck, give me a 60-80% discount on them or something.
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What is your name? Emily Jayne McLaughlin Where are you from? Las Cruces, New Mexico What school do you go to? What year are you? New Mexico State University. Junior. Do you hold any positions in your AIChE chapter or with AIChE nationally? In the past I have been community service chair and historian of our AIChE chapter and I am currently serving as chair of the Executive Student Committee. Describe an event in your chapter that you are most proud to have been involved with. Last year, during my term as community service chair, our student chapter was able to participate in 10+ community service events per semester locally. What are your plans after graduation? In what field are you most interested in having an impact? After graduation, I plan to go straight into the work force. I am currently getting a minor in environmental management. I would like to work with renewable resources. How do you blow off steam and keep your sanity between classes, homework, and projects? To blow off steam, I am involved in acro and yoga. This helps me to stay centered. Which of your undergraduate classes have you most enjoyed? I have really enjoyed Thermodynamics 1 and 2. The curriculum is very interesting and we also have a really good teacher so that helps a lot. I also enjoyed taking Data Analysis. It was a very labor intensive class but I learned a lot so it was definitely worth it.
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Gibson began work as a sculptor without any formal training and then was taken up by the banker and connoisseur, William Roscoe, who encouraged him to copy works by Renaissance artists from his collection and as the artist recalled, to study anatomy 'from the subject itself. Knowing what an anatomist Michel Angelo was, I was most eager to begin. Dr Vose of Liverpool was giving lectures on anatomy to young surgeons at that time, and he generously admitted me into his school gratis. With his instruction, and close devotion to the dissecting room, I became well versed in the construction of the human body, and could detect at a glance any anatomical error in a work of art'. The anatomy of the horse has been second only to that of the human figure in the attention that artists have paid to it.


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The idea of closing one of the driving lanes on Charleston's lower Ashley River bridges to make it exclusively for bicycles and pedestrians has hit a snag.
Several members of City Council are expressing reservations about the idea as worries mount over what reducing the bridge's surface from four lanes to three would mean. Thousands of vehicles cross the bridges daily - more than 50,000 by some estimates.
"I'm concerned we are creating a traffic problem for the citizens west of the Ashley," Councilman Bill Moody said.
Another fear is that even if one of the northbound lanes of the T. Allen Legare Jr. Bridge is closed to cars and trucks, the cycling and walking experiment still might not last more than a few years.
That's because the S.C. Department of Transportation estimates that by 2020, bridge traffic into the city along U.S. Highway 17 will become too cluttered to operate with only three lanes, officials said.
"I'm not sure I want to give up that lane for a limited basis," Moody added. "Probably sooner than later we're going to have to give it back."
Others questioned whether there is truly a widespread demand for adding a bike and pedestrian lane, since there has been no official survey.
The push-back comes as City Council last week delayed approving an agreement with Charleston County to move forward on the bike-path idea that has been in the works for several years. The county will pay for the bike lane inclusion from half-cent sales tax money. Recent estimates put the cost at about $2 million. One design plan has suggested creating a guardrail barrier delineating the path from vehicular traffic.
Advocates say the route is needed as an alternative to provide a recreational and commuting path into downtown Charleston. Others say the lane could help keep cars out of the city and its parking spaces.
Mayor Joe Riley backs the idea, saying it would open up an opportunity for bikers and walkers bound for high-demand areas on the peninsula, including the Medical University of South Carolina and the College of Charleston.
Councilman Aubry Alexander also questioned whether it was better to wait and see the results of the city's traffic study on biking on the James Island connector before moving forward. That way, he said, a region-wide cycling plan could be considered.
Alexander added that if the bike lane has a less than six-year lifespan, it also doesn't pass the 25- or 50-year test that is used as a benchmark in evaluating city projects.
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The U.S. 11 bridge linking Orleans and St. Tammany parishes will be closed to motorists traveling in both directions Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon while highway department crews perform electrical work, authorities said.
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I always like to see what's new from the Kate Spade camp, but this time around? I am seriously in love. Kate Spade, plus one of the most iconic prints from Florence Broadhurst, mixed with cute, feminine clothes and liberal doses of tangerine and pink? Oh my.
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"The economy has affected everyone including donations made to charities and non-profit organizations. We've got two very positive things rolled into one. By encouraging local neighbors to come down for a (one day) three hour boot camp workout where 100% of the $25 fee will go to the Santa Clarita Valley Emergency Winter Shelter to help feed the hungry this is fitness with a purpose," says John Bocobo, certified fitness coach and owner of Fit Body Boot Camp, Santa Clarita.
The three-hour boot camp will take place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 20724 Centre Pointe Parkway #3 (Gymcheer USA). Participants are welcome to workout at their own pace for as little as fifteen minutes or, for those up to the challenge, for the entire three hours. The activities include fun exercises in a group atmosphere designed to burn fat and firm and tone the entire body.
Every participant will walk away from this workout with a better understanding of fitness and weight-loss concepts, a feeling of accomplishment, and knowledge that they helped a worthwhile cause.
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The Burn the Fat, Feed the Hungry Boot Camp starts Saturday, Feb. 13 for a $25 donation. The workout will take place at Gymcheer USA. John Bocobo requests donations be paid by check and be made out to Santa Clarita Valley Emergency Winter Shelter. Donations will be collected on the morning of the Boot Camp.
"This is a fun and social way to introduce an alternative to boring gym workouts and at the same time help out a charity that does so much to feed the hungry, especially in this economy," explains John Bocobo. "Honestly, I can't think of a better way to kick up your energy than spending a Saturday morning having a fun workout with some really great people."
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Stanislaus County sheriff's deputies busted what they believe to be a cockfighting ring in Patterson on Sunday.
Deputies arrived at the 11000 block of Cox Road around 1 p.m. to find more than 50 men running from an old building on the property, officers said.
Some of the men jumped into the San Joaquin River to get away from officers.
Deputies searched the building to find more than 35 living roosters in wood boxes.
According to officers, they also found about 50 dead roosters inside and outside of the building.
Animal control was called to help with the investigation.
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HBO's comedy lineup might be getting more musical in the near future. Kate Micucci and Riki Lindhome, who comprise the musical-comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates, have signed with HBO to develop a comedy based on their partnership, Variety reports.
Though further details about the content of the show are not yet public, the deal includes an accompanying web component of some kind.
The two are collaborating with Richie Keen, of Important Things with Demetri Martin fame, for the pilot.
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CHAMPION - Champion girls soccer coach Dan Houle has stopped getting frustrated and accepted the inevitable.
He's not happy about it, but the veteran coach understands that his Golden Flashes are going to start slow more times than not.
"That ain't gonna change," he said. "It is what it is. The only thing that's going to change them is themselves. If they want to change it, they'll change, but that's the way they are."
They didn't change their approach on Monday in a Division III district semifinal against Garfield. Something else didn't change either - their second-half surge.
Amber Walker scored two goals, and the Golden Flashes' defense played a dominant final 40 minutes in a 2-0 victory at Champion Community Stadium, Champion's final home game of the season. The Golden Flashes now play Rootstown at 7 p.m. Thursday in the district final at Rootstown High School. The game is a rematch of last year's final, which Rootstown won, 5-0.
Walker doesn't expect a great start to that game either.
"It always happens," she said of the ugly beginnings. "Our first halves aren't the greatest, but we always score in the second half. That's our time."
It's a good thing because most of the time in the first half belonged to Garfield.
The G-Men (8-7-1) missed a few chances early in the game, including a free kick from 24 yards out that sailed just over the crossbar. Garfield briefly took control at that point, creating several scoring opportunities over the next 15 minutes. Their best chance came when a few nice passes led to a clear shot from the left side of the net about 10 yards out. It ricocheted off the corner of the crossbar, and the shot seemed to wake up the Golden Flashes (13-3-2).
"We were very panicked in the first half," Walker said. "When other teams play kickball, we tend to play kickball. It was our last home game, so I think we were a little too excited."
Walker calmed things down in the 32nd minute.
Champion's Izzy D'Urso headed a throw-in right into the path of Walker, who quickly turned and left-footed a strike past the G-Men's keeper. Considering how poorly Champion played up until that point, the fact it took a 1-0 lead late in the half was a great sign to Houle.
"It took them so long to get going, but once they get going ... it's like fire," he said. "They build on it. It took way too long, but they survived."
Walker, all-state sweeper Jenna Parry and a great defense were the main reasons why.
The Golden Flashes came out firing after the break, with two near goals in the first 60 seconds. Even though they dominated in the second half, Garfield keeper Taylor Brown kept her team alive with several spectacular saves. Walker finally got the best of her in the 60th minute. She did a nice job of controlling a great pass from Danielle James, which started a breakaway. Walker then tipped the ball up, just over a charging Brown, before calmly firing a shot into back of the net for a 2-0 lead.
Parry and the defense did the rest. The G-Men had just one shot on goal in the second half, and it came in the final minute, with the game all but over.
"I think I have the best defense in the area with that sweeper of mine," Houle said. "It was a group effort, but if you notice, not too many people got by (Parry). She didn't show too much speed tonight because she didn't have to, but she's quick and she's got fantastic skills."
She'll need them against Rootstown (13-2-3). Champion played the Rovers last year after Bristol, which defeated the Golden Flashes in the district semifinal, was disqualified for using an ineligible player.
"Yes," said Walker about whether revenge was on her mind. "We already lost (last year), so we felt like if we won, it wouldn't be right, so it was just awkward."
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Just How Big is the Too Big to Fail Problem?
James R. Barth
Auburn University; Milken Institute
Apanard P. Prabha
University of Illinois at Springfield; Milken Institute
Phillip Swagel
University of Maryland - School of Public Policy; Milken Institute; AEI
March 26, 2012
The idea of banks too big to fail (TBTF) is not new. Indeed, it has been three decades since the first TBTF bailout due to concerns about serious and widespread financial repercussions. Since then, of course, big banks have grown much bigger and have become increasingly complex, both in the United States and elsewhere. In this paper, we put the issue of too big to fail in U.S. historical and quantitative perspective, and assess the potential impacts of recent regulatory changes. The developments relating to the TBTF problem based on a global perspective are also examined. The measures taken since the financial crisis of 2007-2009 — including the Basel III regulatory reforms, domestic regulations like the Dodd-Frank Act, and the designation of global systemically important banks — have distinct purposes but also complement one another, to the extent that they are successful. Our analysis points out that despite the recent regulatory changes the future of TBTF remains unclear, but it is likely that it will be different from the past.
Keywords: banks, financial firms, financial crisis, too big to fail, Dodd-Frank Act, Basel III
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Ibsen wrote The Master Builder in 1892. It thus belongs to the latter part of his dramatic career when he had moved away from the social realism of plays such as A Doll's House or Ghosts towards a more overtly symbolist form of drama in which social issues are displaced by themes of a philosophical or existential nature. The play is generally seen as strongly autobiographical. After Ibsen's death, letters were published which he had exchanged in 1889 and 1890 with a young Austrian girl, Emilie Bardach.They indicated that there had been some kind of relationship between Ibsen, then aged 61, and Emilie, aged eighteen, during the summer of 1889 in Gossensass in the Austrian Tyrol. They corresponded for a time before …
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"He's a soul mate in terms of environmental sensitivity and good government," said Dave Freeman, about mayoral candidate Antonio Villaraigosa. Freeman, former head of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (DWP), paused for just a moment, then continued in his Southern accent, "I just think he has the ability to advance an agenda more focused on what I consider Jewish values."
There you have it: A Tennessee environmentalist from an Orthodox family endorsing a Latino mayoral candidate for displaying Jewish values in Los Angeles. This city, with its rich history of strong political-ethnic alliances, may be in a state of reorientation -- at least as far as the Jewish community is concerned.
With five candidates in the running, there is no consensus on who will garner the majority of Jewish votes, but all the candidates are making overtures and it's easy to understand why. With roughly 30 percent of the electorate still undecided in recent polls, and with no candidate reaching 30 percent support so far, the politically active Jewish community could make a big difference.
In recent weeks, Villaraigosa has been leading most polls, and Freeman counts himself among the most ardent backers of Antonio. "When he was the speaker of the state Assembly, he planted trees with me without getting any fanfare or publicity out of it," Freeman said of Villaraigosa. "As speaker, he brought the Republicans and Democrats together for bond measures, for parks, for schools -- he can get people of different points of view to work together."
Freeman, who was running the DWP when Mayor James Hahn was city attorney, had less flattering comments about the incumbent's executive abilities.
"I remember clearly how [Hahn] would leave at 4:45 p.m. every day," he said. "I mean, I respect the fact he wants to be with his family, but [being] mayor is not a 9-to-5 job."
Hahn, however, can count on his own base of committed Jewish support.
"I've known Jim Hahn since he was city attorney, and I've basically supported him ever since," said Hope Warschaw, former national commissioner for the Anti-Defamation League.
Warschaw emphasized Hahn's two major achievements during his term: Defeating Valley secession and hiring Police Chief Bill Bratton.
"While other politicians were absolute cowards during the secession fight, he stepped up to the plate and had to raise millions of dollars to keep the city together," Warschaw said. "And he took an incredibly unpopular position and hired Bill Bratton, which I think everyone agrees was a brilliant stroke."
Warschaw credits Hahn for having no fear of being overshadowed by other competent professionals, an attitude some mistake for noninvolvement.
"Most politicians would not want to hire a Bill Bratton, because he would get a lot of publicity," Warschaw said.
Hahn's friend, Patty Glaser, agreed: "I'd rather have a mayor that's doing a good job than one who is talking about doing a good job."
But what about Hahn's personality? He has often been accused of being absent or dull.
"He's got a great sense of humor; he's an extremely dedicated father," Warschaw said. "People who have known him, love him."
Then, of course, there is Bob Hertzberg, the Jewish candidate in the election who introduced himself to much of the city in a television ad as the 100-foot man recently seen gingerly sidestepping buildings around the city.
"I feel about the candidates that Bob Hertzberg is far and away the most talented [candidate]," said Marcia Volpert, former president of Jewish Family Service, former chair of the Jewish Political Action Committee and the first woman to chair the Jewish Community Relations Committee (JCRC).
Another former Assembly speaker, Hertzberg's mayoral candidacy has been marked both by big ideas and big hugs. But while there's no question about his friendliness, putting his policy theories into practice -- from breaking up the Los Angeles Unified School District to enacting a commuter's bill of rights -- could prove more difficult.
Volpert, who has faith that Hertzberg can pull it off, said, "He has had the leadership experience, and when he was in the [state Assembly] he was able to pull differing points of view together and get legislation passed. I think that bodes well for the city."
Hertzberg, like Villaraigosa, has been accused by Hahn of being a consummate Sacramento politician, removed from the needs of the city. Volpert sees a bright side to that equation.
"[Hertzberg] is being supported by [California Secretary of Education and former L.A. Mayor] Richard Riordan, and he has worked with Gov. Schwarzenegger," she said. "We have to work with the people who have clout to get money to make a difference in this town."
Volpert said Hertzberg's natural charm and charisma can't be discounted, qualities that enable him to build good relationships with colleagues, where other politicians face conflict.
"You can't be mayor by yourself," she said.
That's especially true in a city like Los Angeles, where weak mayoral powers put a premium on coalition-building abilities, force of personality or both.
There's also some Jewish support to be found behind two other challengers, state Sen. Richard Alarcon (D-Van Nuys) and former Police Chief and current City Councilman Bernard Parks.
"All of them have tried to be friendly," said Scott Svonkin, chairman of the B'nai B'rith Southern California Public Policy Center. "But Richard Alarcon has created programs to work with the Jewish community."
Svonkin specifically cited the Fiesta Shalom festival, one of the first joint Jewish-Latino cultural events in Los Angeles.
On policy issues, Alarcon's ongoing tenure in the state Senate has allowed him to prove his dedication to helping the underprivileged.
"He's helped create more opportunities for affordable housing than just about any other elected official," Svonkin said. "Nobody else can say they've created as much housing as Richard has."
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Far Cry 2 uses multiple systems to bring to life Ubisoft Montreal's vision of the African Savannah, over-run with conflict between warring factions.
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• The spectral features of surgically staged metastasizing (ie, modified Duke's stages C and D) and nonmetastasizing (ie, modified Duke's stages A and B1-2) human colon cancers were studied using 60-MHz continuous wave and 200-MHz pulse Fourier transform proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Twenty-one human colon cancers (four nonmetastasizing and 17 metastasizing tumors) collectively contained 24 spectral peaks. A peak at 6.7 to 6.87 parts per million cycles (ppm) was found in three nonmetastasizing tumors but only one metastasizing tumor; the mean area at this peak location was significantly higher in the nonmetastasizing tumors. Mean peak areas at 1.4to 1.47 ppm, 2.0 to 2.33 ppm, and 8.3 to 8.6 ppm were significantly higher in metastasizing tumors; however, these peaks were observed with only marginally greater frequency in metastasizing vs nonmetastasizing tumors: seven of 17 vs zero of four, 11 of 17 vs one of four, and eight of 17 vs zero of four tumors, respectively. This study suggests that magnetic resonance spectral features may aid in staging human colon cancers and could be used to enhance magnetic resonance imaging of these lesions.
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The greatest difficulty of a probabilistic approach to the foundations of Statistical Mechanics lies in the fact that for a system ruled by classical or quantum mechanics a basic description exists, whose evolution is deterministic. For such a system any kind of irreversibility is impossible in principle. The probability used in this approach is epistemological. On the contrary for irreducible aperiodic Markov chains the invariant measure is reached with probability one whatever the initial conditions. Almost surely the uniform distributions, on which the equilibrium treatment of quantum and classical perfect gases is based, are reached when time goes by. The transition probability for binary collision, deduced by the Ehrenfest‐Brillouin model, points out an irreducible aperiodic Markov chain and thus an equilibrium distribution. This means that we are describing the temporal probabilistic evolution of the system. The probability involved in this evolution is ontological.
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