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The Wild Geese Single Malt featured in the 'Daily Express' winter drinks guide
The Wild Geese Single Malt featured in the 'Daily Express' winter drinks guide
See the full article at 'Cocktail Lovers'
Christmas cocktails: Chilli & Chocolate Rusty Nail
Here's one for those who like a bit of heat in their glass. And we don't mean the fire that comes from a flame. This warming whiskey (yes, that 'e' is intended – we're talking Irish here) marries chocolate and chillies to great effect. Just be sure to wash your hands thoroughly after handling those chillies…
25ml The Wild Geese Classic Blend Whiskey
1 fresh chilli (mildly hot)
20ml chocolate liqueur
2 drops of chocolate bitters
25ml Drambuie
grated chocolate, orange zest and chilli to garnish
Muddle the chilli in a rocks glass to release the flavours. Add the liqueur, bitters and mix. Add the ice and stir. Add the Drambuie and the whiskey and stir all ingredients together. To garnish, grate some dark chocolate over the top of the drink, spritz with the orange zest and finish with a piece of chocolate and a chilli on top.
James Leavey is an important name in the media industry. As a freelance writer and journalist, his famous comical style has been found in the pages of over 100 publications, including the Independent, the Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mirror, the Daily Express and the Sunday Express. He has also appeared on BBC Radio Four, BBC 2 and Channel 4.
He knows his stuff when it comes to whiskey, having contributed to Whisky Magazine and SquareMeal. James has also featured in several BBC documentaries on the subject of smoking, so he's the ideal candidate to guest blog about pairing The Wild Geese Single Malt with the perfect cigar. Over to you James!
First, you have to remember The Wild Geese Single Malt is an award-winning, non-aged Irish whiskey. It has a slightly closed nose that is more than made up for by its smooth creamy full flavour and slightly peppery/gingery after-taste. There's lots going on to keep your taste buds and nose occupied for a while.
When I first tried it, I was very pleasantly amazed. An Irish single malt of remarkable quality!
Jaysus! Thought I'd died and gone to heaven.
Like the best things in life such as a beautiful vivacious Irish colleen who has suddenly decided to Help The Aged Writer With a Shag (in your dreams, Mr Leavey), it creeps up on you.
If you feel able to accept that remarkably kind invitation to play hide the sausage, may I suggest you don't go overpowering the lady or this fine Irish whiskey with a full-on Havana or non-Cuban cigar.
Gently does it is the name of the game.
Especially if you, like me, are swiftly heading towards 70 in a feckin' hand-cart.
The most important thing is to smoke a premium hand-rolled cigar whose character will be enhanced by a flirtation with this fine Single Malt. So throw those cigarettes and cheap cheroots in the bin where they belong, why don't you, along with that cheap bathtub hooch. You should have done that years ago.
Life's too short to drink crap booze and puff on additive-ridden third-rate tobacco. Never pour high from a low bottle. Smoke less, smoke better.
Now, back to the basics: a full-bodied cigar would, in my opinion, overwhelm this Single Malt. Equally, you don't want to smoke a light tube of premium tobacco which could not stand up to this drop of Irish heaven.
That said, a light Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No.2 – one of my favourite cigars – would cope well with that first date, if you didn't push it. But then I'd smoke an Epi 2 with a cup of builder's tea from Bewley's.
Hmm…so what would work best with the The Wild Geese Single Malt, cigar-wise?
A Rafael Gonzales Lonsdale with its slightly honeyed after-taste would be an interesting pairing. As would a medium-bodied Romeo y Julieta, light to medium H. Upmann, Petit Punch (another medium Havana) or maybe a Punch Punch, Trinidad Reyes and light to medium El Rey del Mondo. And then there's the La Gloria Cubana with its nicely-balanced nuances of taste and aroma.
The Single Malt would also go very well with many of the Dominican brands, especially Davidoff's superb Avo Ulvezian, Zino Platinum, The Griffin's, some of the Dunhill range, and the Arturo Fuente brand (especially the Grand Reserva No.2).
I could go on and on, drawing on fond memories of the lovely cigars I have tasted over the years, and the fact that I have a glass of the Single Malt from which I'm sipping while writing this.
The truth is, you need to talk to your favourite cigar supplier – the one who has the knowledge of what is currently smoking well (if in doubt, send smoke signals to C.Gars Ltd, The Decent Cigar Emporium in Dublin, or Davidoff of London, for their knowledge of fine cigars and drink is second to none).
You may question my gut feeling that The Wild Geese Single Malt would be best paired with an exceptional light, or light to medium cigar. But don't take my word for it. See what happens when you inhale a full-bodied smoke such as a Bolivar or, one of my favourites, a Partagas Serie D No.4, after a sip of this Irish whiskey. You may like it.
If the worst comes to the worst, you've still got the rest of the bottle to finish. And you can smoke your favourite cigars whenever you wish – at home, anyway – with or without the partnering of a great whiskey.
Merry Christmas.
You can visit James Leavey's blog here.
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The Wild Geese – Available on The Whisky Exchange
This cute set is the perfect gift for any whiskey connoisseur, it allows you to sample a variety of The Wild Geese products before splurging on a bigger bottle. It's also a great stocking filler.
The Single Malt whiskey has a oaky taste but with a slight sweet hint of vanilla which satisfied my sweet tooth. The Rare Irish whiskey again has an oaky aroma but instead with a hint of citrus. The Wild Geese Limited Edition Fourth Centennial (middle) has a slight spicy taste to it but with a hint of marzipan and chocolate making it my favourite of the four.
The Classic Blend (far right) is crisp and again with a sweet taste. It is distilled in County Louth, Ireland, where I actually took a trip to a few years ago. I would love to return to sample more!
View original article from Lindy Loves Blog.
The Wild Geese Whiskey Collection
If you know someone who enjoys whiskey then this gift set might be just what you're looking for. The Wild Geese Whiskey is new to the UK and has been voted 'Best Irish Whiskey'. There are 3 different flavours, Rare Irish, Single Malt and Limited Edition – each bottle contains a different blend for the recipient to enjoy. Available nationwide.
The Wild Geese ® featured in the NationalStudent.com, see full article here
Winter has well and truly set in, and there's nothing we look forward to more after a bone-chillingly cold day than getting home and relaxing in the warmth with thick socks and a few festive-smelling candles.
Throw a few winter spice cocktails into the mix, and we love December more than any other month of the year.
Luckily, the team at The Wild Geese, pioneers of exceptional rum and whiskey mixing, agree – and they've shared some of their top festive season cocktails recipes with us, and with you.
Here you go. Enjoy! (And remember to drink responsibly.)
Rum cocktails
Vintage Mai Tai
Shake all the ingredients together with ice and empty in a tumbler and garnish with the cherry.
Mix all the ingredients together with ice in a shaker and double strain in a pewter glass to maintain its coolness. Grate nutmeg on top to finish.
Cardamom Daiquiri
Smash the seeds in the boston glass. Add all the ingredients and shake rigorously to chill the mix. Double strain in a small martini glass and garnish with three cardamom seeds.
Whiskey cocktails
You will need two glasses: one glass with ice and the absinthe (or any pastis). The other one to prepare the actual drink.
In the second glass, add bitters and sugar cube then mix with a little water.
The idea is to melt the sugar as much as possible, so that you have a clear liquid blended with bitters. Add ice, stir then add the whiskey. Stir again, then add the cognac, stir.
With your first glass, discard the absinthe liquid and ice. Double strain the mixture from your second glass into it. Garnish with a lemon peel.
Plum Old – Fashioned
Infuse the whiskey with fresh plums and leave for 48 hours.
In a glass, add bitters, a sugar cube and a little water and stir well to melt the sugar as much as possible. Add the ice, stir again then add the plum whiskey. Stir again. Finish with the orange zest sprayed all over the mix and the rim of the glass.
Chilli and Chocolate Rusty Nail
Mash the chilli in a rocks glass to release the flavours. Add the liqueur, bitters and mix.
Add the ice. Stir. Add the Drambuie and the whiskey and stir. Grate some dark chocolate and spray the orange zest and garnish with a slab of chocolate and a chilli on top.
December 6th 2014: Chairman of The American Ireland Fund, John Fitzpatrick, presenting a bottle of The Wild Geese Irish Whiskey Limited Edition to businessman and former Irish international soccer star, Niall Quinn. The presentation took place at the Ireland Fund of Great Britain Winter Ball in London's Landmark Hotel, where Niall was an honouree. Addressing the large crowd, MC for the Winter Ball, Sky News's Dermot Murnaghan, thanked Chairman of The Wild Geese Company, André Levy, for generously supporting this year's event.
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BOSTON -- Euphoria will quickly turn to bitter determination once the Boston Bruins, and certainly their fans, wake up Thursday morning.
Once everyone wipes the crusty stuff out of their eyes and realizes that the Bruins actually defeated the Montreal Canadiens in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals with a 4-3 overtime victory Wednesday night at TD Garden, the focus will turn to the Philadelphia Flyers.
Yes, those Philadelphia Flyers.
The Flyers that mounted an historic comeback last spring against the Bruins and turned what should have been a promising playoff run into devastation for Boston. The Bruins had a 3-0 series lead in the semifinals before the Flyers won four straight to end Boston's season in Game 7 at the Garden.
Now, the Bruins have a chance to redeem themselves. They have a chance to reward this city and its fans for living through The Nightmare on Causeway Street.
After an impressive series win over the Canadiens, it didn't take long for the Bruins to turn their focus on the Flyers.
"I'm not going to lie, it's a good opportunity for us to hopefully exorcise some demons," Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference said.
Sure, both teams are a bit different from a season ago, but the core is intact and so are the memories of that disastrous collapse.
"This is a fresh start for us," Ference added. "We learned lessons from last year, there's no doubt about that. There are guys that are still on this team and we're not afraid to talk about those lessons. We've got a chance to try to make things a little bit better this year."
After the Flyers beat the Bruins, Philadelphia took it to the Canadiens in the Eastern Conference finals to advance to the Stanley Cup finals, but lost to the Blackhawks. It could have easily been the Bruins who advanced to the Cup finals last season, but it didn't happen. It could this time around.
After Wednesday's victory over the Canadiens, Bruins president Cam Neely stood in the locker room and talked about the character and resiliency of this team.
"It was a series that our team just wasn't going to be denied," Neely said.
The Bruins were down 2-0 in this series before clawing their way back. In fact, three of their fours wins came in overtime, and an emotional win like this could no doubt set the tone for a deep run through the playoffs.
"It's certainly something you can build and feed off of," Neely said. "To go down the first two at home and then go into the other team's building, especially in Montreal, which is not an easy place to play, and take those two games, there's a lot of good things the guys can look to from this series."
It's only fitting that the Boston Bruins would have to beat the Canadiens, and now the Flyers, for a chance to reach the Eastern Conference finals en route to a possible visit with Lord Stanley.
"Obviously, when you get to the next round you're excited and you know you have some business to take care of, but for the guys in here maybe there's a little bit of incentive," Neely said.
In order for the Bruins to have an opportunity to play the Flyers, they had to get past the Canadiens first. Bruins coach Claude Julien spoke to his players prior to Game 7 and explained that they had to be calm and confident.
"It was important for us to get ourselves back in the series. There was a lot at stake in this series," Julien said. "We understand the rivalry between Montreal and Boston and it was a big deal for us. We really focused on that, and no doubt tonight, winning this game would give us another opportunity to play Philly. If anything, it's going to make it interesting because there will be a lot of people watching this and see how it develops. We're excited to have that opportunity."
After last season's devastating loss to the Flyers, Bruins assistant captain Mark Recchi sat at his locker completely dejected by what had happened. After contemplating retirement, he decided to return for a 23rd season in the NHL because he believed this team has what it takes to win the Stanley Cup.
When asked about revisiting the Flyers, the future Hall of Famer wanted to enjoy this victory first.
"We'll talk about that on Friday," Recchi said. "We know it's another great rivalry. They have a great hockey team and it's going to be another tough battle and every night is going to be the same way. They just had a tough series with Buffalo and it's going to be the same type of thing. We're gonna have to be ready, but right now we're going to think about this one and enjoy it."
When the Bruins lost to the Flyers last spring, Boston goalie Tim Thomas served as the team's backup to Tuukka Rask. This season it will be Thomas' turn. The Vezina Trophy finalist, who made 34 saves in Game 7 against the Habs, said he hasn't even thought about Philadelphia just yet.
"I think a night like tonight, I deserve at least until midnight to revel in it," Thomas said with a sigh of relief.
The Canadiens were pulled out of the Garden toes up Wednesday night.
"It felt pretty good," Julien said with a huge smile after the Bruins' first win in a Game 7 since 1994 (they had been 0 for their last 4). "My first year here we took Montreal to seven games and we lost. Then it was Carolina (2008-2009) and Philadelphia (2009-2010), so to be able to win a seventh game you feel happy. It happened in our building and the fans were excited, elated to see that goal go in. For us, as a group, it was nice to reward our fans with that because they've been punished enough."
It was no dream. The Bruins beat the Canadiens. And now the Bruins need to bury the Flyers.
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Not all bus stops in South Florida are equal. Some spots have benches with lights and others are little more than a sign pole. WLRN - Miami Herald News reporters want to know more about where you wait for the bus.
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There are about 8,000 bus stops throughout Miami-Dade County. But Miami-Dade Transit is only responsible for 3,300 -- municipalities are responsible for the approximately 5,000 that fall within city limits. Of the bus stops in unincorporated Miami-Dade, only about a third have a shelter. Insights from the query informed our questions with our experts.
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Hi Chrissie,
You may find this Cliche, but a guy is looking for a girl to be herself. Yes its ok to look pretty, but don't change who you are to catch a guy.
As far as cooking, its not a bad trait to learn. Its not a deal breaker, because that is a skill that can be learned. A job isn't a bad thing to have. While you are single, you should be able to live independently.
As far being a feminine or masculine girl, it is my opinion that women should primarily be feminine.
As far as how do you know if a guy likes you? My opinion is that if a guy likes you, it is his job to talk to you. Don't ever get so desperate that you go looking for guys. Let the guy pursue you. Any guy worth having is going to be man enough to talk to you about it.
Hold your horse there Adam,
I agree with that if a guy likes a girl, he should be able to stand up for it and show it. Don't ever get so desperate that you go looking for guys. That has nothing to do with what you say before that, and I think that it's rather outdated.
Especially if a girl knows she really likes the guy, it's her job to let him know. That's not desperate at all, that's taking matters in your own hands. What I read from you is that a girl should sit around until a boy makes a pass, and she is 'desperate' if she does otherwise. I can't disagree with you more. The way she does it is a whole other matter. If you simply 'throw your body' into the equation, that's rather promiscuous. Use your eyes, your actions and your words. If all else fails ('cause lets be honest, guys are as thick as a rock when it comes to 'subtle hints') simply tell him you want to go on a date. In that case he can still take you on a date (devised by him) and feel 'like a man' if that sort of thing is important for him or you.
What guys look for in a girl is simple: A match. That definitely doesn't mean you have to be the same, but there has to be some kind of coherence in how you both think about how your life should be, and then there's the chemistry of course. There is no telling in what 'guys' like, but the only way YOU will be happy is if that one special guy likes you when you are most at ease.
If you or he have to work (hard) to do 'special' things or change (large) things in your behavior, go look for someone else.
In general I might agree with you, but not for a 16 year old. Of course that is my opinion.
Yes I think a girl could show her interest, but I think old fashioned has worked a whole lot better for people than the new way of doing things as far as dating goes.
You may of course disagree with me, but I believe the guy is primarily responsible because he is the leader of the relationship and perhaps in life as well.
Thanks Adam, agree with you totally!
What do young guys look for in a girl? Boobs and a pulse. What do men look for? You might as well ask a group of people what their favorite flower is. What do I look for? Depends on the night.
Cooking is important for everyone. If you can't cook, you deserve to starve. What's more important is, how well can you take criticism? If I say the meat loaf is dry, are you going to passive aggressively burn my steak?
Feminine or masculine girls? You'll have to define that a little better. Girly girls are cool. Tomboys are cool. However, if you're too into your nails and clothes, you'll be deemed high maintenance. If you have too many softball injuries, you'll be thought of as a les. As the tight rope acrobat, Buddhist says, "balance".
How do you know if a guy likes you? At 16 it's not that hard to see.
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New Jersey Bill on Dismissing Tenured Teachers Advances
A New Jersey Senate panel advanced changes to tenure laws that would make it easier for administrators to fire ineffective public-school teachers.
The measure, sponsored by Senator Teresa Ruiz, a Democrat from Newark who heads the Senate Education Committee, was approved unanimously today by the chamber's budget panel. Governor Chris Christie, a 49-year-old Republican, has pushed for similar changes since last year.
"We have been supportive of Senator Ruiz's efforts on tenure reform and will await the final bill," Michael Drewniak, a Christie spokesman, said by e-mail.
Under the Ruiz measure, school districts could strip educators of tenure if they are deemed ineffective in two consecutive performance reviews. The bill would also lengthen to four years the time it would take to earn tenure.
"We are sending a great salute to the most important profession in New Jersey," Ruiz said in Trenton. "As a person in my household who was the first to go to college, education becomes a crucial tool, the most important."
Ruiz said the legislation would set common teaching standards statewide and would benefit students by ensuring they have effective instructors. The bill next heads to the full Senate. It must pass both legislative chambers to move to Christie's desk for consideration.
The state's biggest teachers' union, the New Jersey Education Association, supports the bill in its current form. President Barbara Keshishian cited the removal of a provision that would have ended basing job cuts on seniority, a change advocated by Christie.


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Social Media Winners and Losers of MLB Trade Deadline
Twitter is a great source for breaking news, especially long-term developing news such as the MLB trade deadline. Even for stories that are just a "one tweet and one" kind of deal. But every trade deadline there are fake accounts just trying to cause a ruckus. And those fake accounts get the better of some people.
However, I've never quite seen a situation where a member of the media got tricked out of his own Twitter account. Yet, that's exactly what happened to Jim Bowden from ESPN. The former Reds and Nationals GM literally got tricked out of his account during a series of odd events.
It all started when a fake Joel Sherman (from the New York Post) account tweeted that Marlon Byrd was going to the Yankees in a trade. It got retweeted because people are idiots and are quick to assume that account was the real Joel Sherman.
Along comes Jim Bowden, who seems to confirm the news.
A half hour later, Bowden's Twitter handle changed to @JimBowdiv, and it had that just-signed-up newbie egg for a thumbnail. Nowhere does the handle mention ESPN or XM, like his old one.
What's interesting is that when he changed it, it left his old "official" handle wide open for the taking. Someone claimed it. And that someone has a sense of humor.
I messed up. #confirmed— JIM BOWDEN (@JimBowdenESPNxm) July 31, 2014
My twitter handle only exists due to Jim Bowden's negligence that has followed him throughout everything he's done in baseball. #goodnight— JIM BOWDEN (@JimBowdenESPNxm) July 31, 2014
@JimBowdiv sorry about your rough day, Ralph. Let me know if you want to talk. I'm here for you.— JIM BOWDEN (@JimBowdenESPNxm) July 31, 2014
They also changed his "Jim Bowden" name on his actual account to "Ralph."
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Now I don't know what's in the water here (which is actually really bad joke considering the current news), but the FOX affiliate in Tampa, Fox 13, has a really bad sense of humor when it comes to their expressions for David Price being traded to the Detroit Tigers this afternoon. They tweeted (and later deleted) this tweet.
Later, the Detroit FOX affiliate replied.
.@MyFoxTampaBay pic.twitter.com/XpPPHCjBAN— FOX 2 News | WJBK (@FOX2News) July 31, 2014
And later, FOX 13 replied again, with an apology including a meme that signifies a spit in the face. Gotta wonder if they're even sorry.
We apologize, #Detroit. We wish David the best of luck no matter where he is! pic.twitter.com/ykhopLHTwX— FOX 13 Tampa Bay (@MyFoxTampaBay) July 31, 2014
The winner perhaps, would be Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports. He saw an account posing as him and retweeted it, telling his loyal followers to report it. It got suspended. And he broke the David Price news.
This is a fake. Block him. RT @Ken_Rosenthal_: Sources: #Tigers close to finalizing deal with #Rays involving David Price and Ben Zobrist.— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 31, 2014
Source: #Tigers get Price.— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) July 31, 2014


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SUMMIT — Mississippi health officials say none of the nearly 300 cancer patients they tested from a defunct clinic have contracted viral blood infections such as HIV because of care at the facility, which is suspected of diluting chemotherapy drugs and using old needles. The Mississippi Health Department closed Rose Cancer Center in Summit in July because of "unsafe infection ...Read More »
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Lawmakers pass abortion-regulation legislation; Bryant intends to sign
JACKSON — Mississippi lawmakers have passed a bill that would require any doctor performing abortions to be a board-certified OB-GYN with admitting privileges at a local hospital. Senators passed the bill today, but it was held for the possibility of more debate. It passed the House on March 13. Republican Gov. Phil Bryant says he intends to sign it. The ...Read More »
Two abortion-regulation bills die, but one survives
JACKSON — One abortion-regulation bill survived and two died at yesterday's deadline in the Mississippi Legislature. Supporters of the surviving measure say it could slow down or even shut Mississippi's only remaining abortion clinic, which is in Jackson. The Senate Public Health Committee passed House Bill 1390, which would require any doctor performing abortions to be a board-certified OB-GYN with ...Read More »
Abortion-regulation legislation vote misses deadline
JACKSON — Two abortion-regulation bills have died under a deadline in the Mississippi Legislature, but supporters are trying to revive them. Senate Judiciary B Committee Chairman Hob Bryan says he chose not to bring the bills up for consideration because he believes they would be challenged in court if they became law. House Bill 1196 would have prohibited abortion once ...Read More »
House passes tax break for newly licensed doctors
JACKSON — Some new physicians in Mississippi could get a tax break in another effort by the state to attract more doctors. The House passed the measure yesterday, 120-1. It would allow newly licensed physicians to not pay state income taxes on income exceeding $100,000 a year. The break from the 5 percent tax rate would be good for up ...Read More »
Bill passed requiring pre-abortion fetal heartbeat check
JACKSON — A bill that would require physicians to search for a fetal heartbeat before performing an abortion passed the Mississippi House yesterday The bill potentially would require women to have transvaginal ultrasounds of the sort that were contested in Virginia recently, because a heartbeat cannot be heard through a traditional ultrasound until five or six weeks into a pregnancy, ...Read More »
Bill approved requiring abortion doctors to be OB/Gyn certified
JACKSON — Doctors at Mississippi's lone abortion clinic would be required to be certified in obstetrics and gynecology and have privileges to admit patients to local hospitals under a hotly contested bill that passed the House yesterday. During a debate that lasted more than an hour, opponents argued the requirement could close the clinic in Jackson if no doctor could ...Read More »
Medicaid agency lobbies lawmakers for more funding
JACKSON — Efforts to hold the line on Mississippi's Medicaid spending are getting more daunting. The state Medicaid agency told House members yesterday that without changes, it now needs almost $884 million for the budget year that begins July 1. That's up from the $870 million that the agency had previously requested. Gov. Phil Bryant is only asking lawmakers for ...Read More »
Judge gives cancer center defendants more time for defense
SUMMIT — A federal judge has granted a request to delay the trial of a doctor and two employees charged in a scheme to dilute cancer drugs and use old syringes on multiple patients. Dr. Meera Sachdeva, Brittany McCoskey and Monica Weeks had been scheduled for trial Feb. 7. U.S. District Judge Dan Jordan signed an order last week pushing ...Read More »
Budget writers looking at significant cut to Health Department funding
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UWM serves 'Lear' with a Russian twist
At the beginning of the "King Lear" now on stage at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee - a collaboration with the Massachusetts-based Shakespeare & Company - naked scaffolding is wrapped in white sheets, shaped to suggest the classical facade of an ordered world.
During the ensuing three hours, that thin disguise will be torn asunder, piece by tattered piece - much as Lear himself is stripped of his clothes and illusions. »Read Full Article
Present Music serves up a musical Thanksgiving
American Indian drummers and a lot of new music filled the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Sunday evening: Therefore, it must be Thanksgiving.
Present Music, under the direction of artistic director Kevin Stalheim, played to a full house, opening and closing the concert as is its Thanksgiving tradition with powerful performances by the Bucks Native American Singing and Drumming Group. »Read Full Article
'Things Being What They Are' transcends male stereotypes
I'll admit I wasn't doing cartwheels upon learning the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's holiday play, Wendy MacLeod's "Things Being What They Are," involves two middle-aged, avowedly heterosexual men bonding over brewskis. One of the many reasons I go to the theater is to escape such conversations, which are frequently slathered in cliché when they're not conducted in guttural utterances.
But as MacLeod's smartly written, warm and funny play makes clear, such stereotyping isn't fair to men, and it certainly isn't fair to this moving and entertaining production, which marks the talented Michael Cotey's Chamber directorial debut and features winning performances from actors Dan Katula and Ryan Schabach. »Read Full Article
Books for gift giving: Beatles books
On Dec. 1, we're publishing our suggested 100 Books for Holiday Gift Giving list in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with recommendations in a variety of styles, tones, genres and topics.
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How can medical innovations reduce the cardiovascular disease burden?
Brussels, Belgium - 04-05 November 2010
The European Commission, DG Research in partnership with the European Society of Cardiology, the European Association for the Study of Diabetes and the European Kidney Health Alliance has organised a two-day conference in Brussels. It gathered experienced people from the scientific community and industry working in different cardiovascular disease (CVD) and adjacent research areas (e.g. diabetes/obesity, nephrology) to reflect on the current situation in the field, to identify promising on-going European, international and national initiatives, to discuss their findings and future ways forward for the CVD area and at its interface with diabetes/obesity and kidney domains. The aim of the conference was to assess the conditions favouring the emergence, consolidation and expansion of advancements and innovations in the CVD field and their translational potential.


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With the Sprint Cup Series taking its final off-week of the season, it allows fans a Sunday off to get household chores done or some much-needed yard work. You can take the kids to the water park and not have to incessantly check on your Sprint phone for the latest standings.
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As Tiger Woods hits the links at Aronimink, I'm hoping President Obama also gets in a round or two this holiday weekend. I want him to golf. Or play hoops. Or whatever else he needs to do to maintain his mental edge. After all, as Mark Knoller, the White House correspondent for CBS News, told me, "the president is president wherever he is."
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Ronald J. Tanski's new lucky number is 13.
Tanski earlier this month was tapped to become National Fuel Gas Co.'s 13th chief executive officer in the last 110 years, earning a promotion after several years as the Amherst-based energy company's No. 2 executive behind David Smith, who is now the firm's executive chairman.
He spoke with The Buffalo News last week about his plans and his vision for National Fuel.
Q: What's going to be different with Ron Tanski taking over?
A: Not a whole bunch. The things that change externally – gas price cycles, regulations – we'll just continue to deal with. The Marcellus Shale over the last five years has drastically changed the operation of the company, but the nature and the tone of the company won't be a lot different.
Q: How do you view the Marcellus Shale and how aggressive should National Fuel be in developing its acreage there?
A: I continue right along with the aggressive mode, but for the price environment we're seeing right now. At $3 or $3.25 per 1,000 cubic feet, it's hard to really justify going gangbusters out there when there's so much shale gas that's available.
In the big picture, what the whole country needs is a firm energy policy, both on the national level and the state level, that actually encourages the development of our natural resources here in this country.
One of the things that's plagued the natural gas industry for a long time is this boom-bust cycle. If we had a policy that encouraged the use of natural gas, even the export of it, so that producers can be assured a somewhat constant firm price going forward and get rid of this volatility. Both the drillers – and the factory owners who are looking at retrofitting their plants and trying to pick a fuel to use for the future – could be confident that supplies will be available at a steady price. If you get rid of the volatility, that would get solve of a lot of the problems.
Q: Do you see gas prices remaining in the $3 to $4 price range in the long term?
A: I would see gas in a band between $3.50 and $5. If you look at the current economics of drilling wells, it has to fall out somewhere within that band. Otherwise you'd see the rig count plummet even more when drillers can't make money. Really, it has to be above $3.50.
We can probably get by at $3.50 because we have the mineral ownership [on much of National Fuel's Marcellus acreage] and we don't have to pay a royalty on a good proportion of our production. Therefore, our economics are a little bit better.
Q: Are you content with your position within the Marcellus? Would you like to see it be bigger?
A: Size isn't as much of an issue to us. We want to make sure we're economic and getting a decent return for shareholders in all of our segments.
Q: What about the Utica Shale?
A: Our initial tests in the Utica weren't great. We had some mechanical problems way down in the hole with some casing that didn't allow us to complete as many stages as we wanted to. But we got a decent enough test that we're still encouraged. But the expense for those wells is that much more [$7 million for a Utica well, versus $5 million or $6 million in the Marcellus] that we're going to put that on the back burner and focus on our Marcellus acreage.
Q: How are the lower prices impacting the utility business?
A: For the utility customer and the utility system, stable prices are great. We've got our customers pretty much paying their bills. Uncollectables have dropped to their lowest point in the last 10 to 12 years. We see the utility business being pretty stable going forward.
Q: Where's the growth coming from?
A: The pipeline and storage business and the exploration and production is where we see the growth. That's driven by our location. Our service territory sits right on top of the Marcellus Shale [in Pennsylvania]. Not only are we drilling wells there, but there are at least a dozen other companies drilling wells, completing them and looking to get that gas to market.
Q: How does that affect the pipeline business?
A: Historically, we were importing 75 percent of the gas that was burned in this service territory from the Southwest, the Gulf Coast and Canada. Now all that gas that's being produced here is supplying our needs and we're building pipelines to move it out, to get it back to Canada and to the interstate pipelines that move it over to the East Coast.
Our opportunity is to build more pipelines to take care of that increasing production.
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Finished fourth in career appearances (74) and win percentage (.800)
Sixth in career wins (20) and strikeouts (238)
Had 20-5 career pitching record
Named to National Pitcher of Year watch list
Team co-captain with Robert Poutier
Lived on the Lawn at UVa (one of 50 students to earn the honor this year at the University)
Opponents batted .246 against him (eighth-lowest in ACC)
Pitched at least five innings in 10 of his 13 weekend starts
In four of his starts, he left with the lead but then earned a no-decision
Earned win in UVa's first-ever College World Series victory with 2.2 innings of scoreless relief against Cal State Fullerton (6/15)
Allowed only four hits and no runs in 3.1 innings of relief in game two of the Super Regional against Ole Miss (earned win)
Made one of best starts of career in regional championship game vs. UC Irvine (7 IP, ER, 4 H, 1 BB, 3 K); earned win
Pitched 4.1 innings of relief, struck out seven vs. Clemson in ACC Baseball Championship; allowed just one hit and retired 12 straight at one point (5/22)
Prior to Duke start (4.1 IP), he pitched 6.1 innings in each of last three starts (at GT, at BC, NC State) - earned no-decisions vs. GT, BC and win vs. NC State
Did not walk a batter in BC start (first ACC start with no walks this year)
Left with the lead vs. Maryland but took no decision (7 IP, 3 ER, 5 H, 2 BB, 6 K)
Made strong start at UNC (7 IP, 1 ER, 3 H, 1 BB, 3 K) to earn his fourth win
Went 6.2 innings vs. Miami and recorded 15 straight outs from first through sixth innings (6.2 IP, 3 ER, 4 H, 2 BB, 9 K) - left with 3-0 lead but earned no decision
Earned win against Wake Forest (5 IP, 2 ER, 4 H, 3 BB)
Recorded longest outing of any UVa pitcher this year against Fordham (8.0 IP, 3 R, 1 ER, 4 H, 2 BB, 5 K)
Named to All-ACC Academic Baseball Team for fourth straight year as well as ACC Academic Honor Roll
Normal Sunday starter, ranked eighth in ACC in strikeouts (87)
Only pitcher in NCAA Division I to rank among top 30 nationally in strikeouts and fewest walks per nine innings
Ranked 29th nationally in fewest walks (1.43) and 30th in strikeouts (10.4) per nine innings
Walked just 12 batters (fewest in ACC) in 75.1 innings pitched
Pitched five or more innings in 11 of 13 starts
Struck out six or more in eight of 13 starts
Tossed seven innings and struck out 10 in NCAA Regional win vs. Rider (5/31)
Two-time ACC Pitcher of the Week following efforts vs. Lehigh (2/24) and Maryland (4/13)
Strong start at Florida State (4/6) (6 IP, 2 ER, 6 H, 0 BB, 10 K)
Followed up his performance from FSU with fine start at Maryland (4/13) to pick up win (7 IP, 1 ER, 6 H, 0 BB, 9 K)
Pitched five strong innings (two ER) vs. North Carolina (5/11) in UVa win
Pitched six innings of two-hit, shutout ball with eight strikeouts vs. Lehigh (2/24) Played summer ball with Hyannis Mets of Cape Cod League; named league's pitcher of the week for week of June 15-21
Went 4-2 with 1.90 ERA and 57 strikeouts in 47.1 innings (10 games, eight starts) in earning All-Star honors in Cape Cod League
Named to All-ACC Academic Baseball Team for third straight year as well as ACC Academic Honor Roll
Named to ACC All-Academic Baseball Team and ACC Academic Honor Roll
Made 22 appearances with all but one coming out of bullpen
Led team with 42 innings of relief pitching
Went five scoreless innings and gave up just two hits to earn win out of bullpen against Virginia Tech (3/31)
Struck out seven in three innings to earn win against VMI (2/27)
Made lone start against Niagara (3/13), earning win after tossing three innings
Went two innings or longer in 13 of his 22 appearances
Earned wins over VMI (2/27), Niagara (3/13), North Carolina (3/18, G1), Virginia Tech (3/31) and VCU (5/1)
Selected to inaugural All-ACC Academic Baseball Team
Named to ACC Academic Honor Roll
Posted 2-0 record with 2.91 ERA in 19 appearances
Struck out 33 batters in 34 innings while walking only six
Contributed to three of Virginia's 10 shutouts
Opponents hit .256 against him
First career start came against VMI (4/18) when he tossed 6.0 innings and struck out nine
Two-year letterwinner at Walton High School, coached by Shane Amos
Helped lead Walton to 5A Region Championship as junior
Earned All-Cobb County and all-state honors
Received Baseball Coaches Award
Named MVP of East Cobb Summer Team
Top 10 prospect at Perfect Game National Academic Showcase
Nominated for Wendy's Heisman Award
Full Name is Andrew Donnelly Carraway
Parents are Bruce and Becky Carraway
Born Sept. 4, 1986, in Atlanta, Ga.
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Majored in commerce
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A family tree featuring more than 500 names stretches across several tables at James Island County Park. Steps away, a deejay spins popular tunes as guests, some of whom are meeting for the first time, take to the floor and break into the Electric Slide, a line dance.
Family reunion facts, tools
Facts from Reunions Magazine:
About 200,000 family reunions are held in the U.S. each year.
Half of U.S. families holding reunions meet every year.
Many families return to the ancestral homestead, town or village for every reunion.
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The dancers, who span four generations, each adds his own moves to the dance. But despite those small bursts of individuality, they are all doing the same dance.
Those gathered at the park's Edisto Hall are descendants of Scipio and Lucillia Smith of Kiawah Island, and they came together last weekend for the first Smith family reunion.
The program for the 87 registrants included a banquet, tours, cemetery visit and worship, says Tim Gourdine, who was raised in Summerville, but lives in Virginia. He was reunion chairman and serves as family genealogist.
Scipio and Lucillia, ancestors who many family members recently expressed a desire to know more about, were born around 1835 to 1841, according to the 1880 U.S. Census, which counted them living on Kiawah Island, Gourdine says.
He has been researching them and their descendants seriously for two years and hopes sharing discoveries with other descendants will inspire them to do the same. He envisions them collaborating to assemble various parts of the family's story.
Seeds of reunions
Edith Wagner, editor of Reunions Magazine, says this first Smith reunion reflects that of other families in two ways.
"Most reunions start at funerals when people say we have to meet under happier circumstances. Or, someone in the family has been doing genealogy and needs a captive audience. If the genealogist is doing it, a lot of the reunion concentrates on the family's history."
Wagner estimates there are about 200,000 family reunions annually in the United States.
"The average number attending a (family) reunion is 50," she says. "It's not unusual to have 300 attend and many of them have well over 100."
About the ancestors
Gourdine, who is Scipio and Lucillia Smith's great-great-grandson, found information about them by studying documents in the South Carolina Historical Society, Register of Mesne Conveyance, censuses and magazines. He also consulted a 19th-century family Bible and interviewed family elders.
On Oct. 28, 1862, Scipio, who was enslaved by E. Vanderhorst on Kiawah Island, was one 18 slaves who ran away.
Caught by dogs, a document says, Scipio was sent to work in the coal fields of North Carolina. Vanderhorst was to be paid $5 a month for Scipio's labor.
Labor agreements with freedmen, dated 1866 and 1867, include Scipio Smith's name as a worker.
The 1900 U.S. Census records Scipio and Lucillia living on Kiawah. They had been married 22 years and she had given birth to 10 children, seven of whom were living.
In a handwritten document in Arnoldus Van derHorst V's papers dated Nov. 1, 1904, Scipio Smith is noted as living two residences away from the "big house" on Kiawah.
Gourdine has concluded they were sharecropping.
Modern family ties
Having such information means a lot to Sonia Glover of Charleston, also a great-great-grandchild of the Smiths.
"The reunion means unity, but I also want to know how we have evolved," she says. "I want to know what their daily lives were like. Did they work the fields? Did they have some kind of trade? Were they basket weavers?"
Edward Bell of Rhode Island, son of Edward Brown, was born in Charleston but grew up in Boston. The reunion brought him to Charleston for the first time since 1970.
"It took this to bring me back here," he says. He planned to call others who did not make the reunion, including a nephew in Tennessee, to express his wish they could have shared the experience.
Pam Gourdine Scott, also a great-great-granddaughter, lived 19 years in Maryland, but has moved back to Charleston.
"I want my five children to know them (ancestors). I want them to have the sense of the kind of family I grew up with. I want them to know that these are people who will support them."
As for Scipio and Lucillia, she wants to know how they met, where they were married, where Lucillia came from, who her parents were and whether she had siblings.
"I wish I had a picture to see what they looked like," Scott says.
One unplanned event during the reunion was a tour of Kiawah Island with Mayor Charles R. Lipuma, Gourdine says. Lipuma and Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley signed a proclamation honoring the gathering.
While they could see the grounds of the plantation their ancestors worked, they did not visit the site, which is privately owned.
"We were happy to be that close to the ancestors. We just wanted to actually go in."
The Rev. Isaac Gourdine of Summerville hopes everyone attending learns to appreciate family more.
"I think that our family has a good history, we just don't know it," he says. "We need to know where we come from, to be able to tell our children 'This is your family. This is who we are.' "
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This Bible was given to Sarah Smith Brown's parents on their wedding day. In addition to family births and deaths, her parent's marriage certificate is on one of the pages.×
This Bible was given to Sarah Smith Brown's parents on their wedding day. In addition to family births and deaths, her parent's marriage certificate is on one of the pages.×
Deborah Greene from Indiana shows family photos to Tim Gourdine from Virginia at James Island County Park during the first day of their family reunion.×
Tim Gourdine, who was raised in Summerville but lives in Virginia, leads a discussion detailing the Smith family's history.×
Amanda Fagen (left) and Christian Gault of Maryland look over Gault's family's tree.×
William Singleton explores the Smith family tree, identifying about 500 known descendants, during a family reunion picnic.×
Deborah Greene shares a laugh with Delores Lemus during the Smith family reunion. About 87 descendants of Scipio and Lucillia Smith gathered in Charleston for their first reunion. Family members explored how they are connected.×
This slide on a presentation, prepared by Tim Gourdine, Smith family reunion chairman, provides details about the capture of Scipio Smith, who ran away from the Vanderhorst Plantation on Kiawah Island in 1862.×
Brittney Gourdine and her brother, Michael Scott Jr., laugh with their mother, Pam Gourdine-Scott, during the Smith family reunion at James Island County Park last weekend. Virginia Gourdine, wife of reunion chairman Tim Gourdine, reacts to the joke.×


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If Atlanta is serious about grabbing Dwight Howard...
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too early for this...they're a top 3 team in the west. And can contend against any of the top teams in the NBA still. Great teams fight through adversity; give them a chance.
Beasley still starts at small forward right? Haven't had a chance to see them play yet, and I know they have Derrick Williams and Wes Johnson still. Not sure who the starters are
I'll give u that...good point. I just don't think he's the ideal PG for dwight like a Rondo or Nash would be. Deron gets his assists, but he goes for his numbers too.
It became obvious. He chose NJ for that reason. He chose the Lakers because Kobe's window is closing though many fans may not want to admit in. The same for Dirk in Dallas. Dwight wants it to be his...
bulls have the best offer. Dwight knows that its Derrick's team now and for some time to come. That's probably why he doesn't want to go there.
Brandon Jennings...I've fighting for this kid since the Knicks passed over him in the 2009 Draft. Dude is going to be a star. At least I hope.
As driven as this guy is by the media, I think it has even more to do than just the market...which is why I think Chicago was ruled out.
He can go to the Nets and automatically be the face of the...
this is the same thing I was thinking. I'm happy MJ's team is doing something to try and at least have players available at every position. I hope he can have a good team one day.
that is funny. He's probably thinking, "I guess I'm no longer the only person on this team not feeling wanted."
how's the money lookin for Miami, Boston, and Atlanta?
Can either of these teams afford him? They can all surely use him, especially if they plan on meeting Dwight at some point in the playoffs
I can respectfully agree to disagree with you on this one. O'Neal used to be one of my fav players, but I must say its arguable that Camby had a better career. Shareef fell victim to injury, and I...
Its not like he is in the Comfort Inn smokers room. Divorces happen. He's a tough guy; he'll make it through
thats good news for Washington. The Wiz are not looking good
Al Jefferson is going to be an All star this year
Not sure what that means so I'm going to say fiction because it will likely happen to Fisher anyways.
Al Jefferson is an allstar this year
He would be a waste of a pick up for all three of those teams to be honest. No offense to Gil because I love his game.
Charlotte is clearly rebuilding and is probably looking to make Kemba their...
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Al Jefferson will be an allstar this year
Stockton, Malone, Barkley, and soon Reggie Miller strongly approve this message
Fact to yours
Nuggets will make the playoffs
No...the East is guard heavy and the Wizards are not good enough yet.
Denver Nuggets will make the playoffs
The only way he's making it is as a contributor to the game.
Maybe when he's like 70 years old. Highly doubt it though. Solid player...probably top 5 players out of the '96 draft behind Iverson, Kobe, Ray Allen, and Steve Nash.
Fact...but it could be tough with only 66 games.
Utah Jazz will make the playoffs


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