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Sugar Land Police Shoot, Kill Man
A Sugar Land man is dead after police shoot and kill him in front of his parents.
Police spokesman Doug Adolph say this wasn't the first time police were called to the home on Lakefield for a domestic disturbance call.
However, he says 31-year-old Sean Isensee this time was armed with a loaded rifle and refused repeated orders to put it down.
"They gave him at least two opportunities to disarm himself, but he continued to take an aggressive posture," Adolph tells KTRH News. "At that time an office in the backyard opened fire on the young man, striking him twice. The suspect died of his wounds shortly thereafter."
"We had hoped to de-escalate it to the point where nobody was hurt, but unfortunately that was not possible in this incident, and a man lost his life," says Adolph.
Isensee's father says his son was bi-polar and also suffered from general anxiety disorder. The family doesn't blame police for protecting themselves.
"I heard them telling him to put the gun down, they said it at least two times, maybe three times," said Ted Isensee. "My son said something, but I couldn't hear what he was saying, then two shots rang out."
The officer has been placed on three days administrative leave while the shooting is investigated.


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Starting all over again
Nothing's impossible I have found,
For when my chin is on the ground,
I pick myself up,
Dust myself off,
Start all over again.
— From the 1936 movie "Swing Time"
Conservatives should jauntily sing as Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers did in a year in which the country's chin was on the ground. Conservatives are hardly starting from scratch in their continuing courtship of an electorate half of which embraced their message more warmly than it did this year's messenger.
The election's outcome was foreshadowed by Mitt Romney struggling as long as he did to surmount a notably weak field of Republican rivals. His salient deficiency was not of character but of chemistry, that indefinable something suggested by the term empathy. Many voters who thought he lacked this did not trust him to employ on their behalf what he does not lack, economic understanding.
On Feb. 11, 2011, the person who should have been the Republican nominee laconically warned conservatives about a prerequisite for persuading people to make painful adjustments to a rickety entitlement state.
Said Indiana's Gov. Mitch Daniels: "A more affirmative, 'better angels' approach to voters is really less an aesthetic than a practical one. With apologies for the banality, I submit that, as we ask Americans to join us on such a boldly different course, it would help if they liked us, just a bit."
Romney was a diligent warrior. Next time, Republicans need a more likable one.
And one who tilts toward the libertarian side of the Republican Party's fusion of social and laissez-faire conservatism.
Most voters already favor less punitive immigration policies than the ones angrily advocated by clenched-fist Republicans unwilling to acknowledge that immigrating — risking uncertainty for personal and family betterment — is an entrepreneurial act. The speed with which civil unions and same-sex marriage have become debatable topics and even mainstream policies is astonishing. As is conservatives' failure to recognize this: They need not endorse such policies but neither need they despise those, such as young people, who favor them.
And it is strange for conservatives to turn a stony face toward any reconsideration of drug policies, particularly concerning marijuana, which confirm conservatism's warnings about government persistence in the teeth of evidence.
With much work — the most painful sort: thinking — to be done, conservatives should squander no energy on recriminations. Romney ran a gallant campaign. Imitation is the sincerest form of politics and Republicans should emulate Democrats' tactics for locating and energizing their voters. Liberals have an inherent but not insuperable advantage: As enthusiasts of government, to which many of them are related as employees or clients, they are more motivated for political activity than are conservatives, who prefer private spaces. Never mind. Conservatives have a commensurate advantage: Americans still find congenial conservatism's vocabulary of skepticism about statism. And events — ongoing economic anemia; the regulatory state's metabolic urge to bully — will deepen this vocabulary's resonance.
It is frequently said and probably true that many people are more informed when picking a refrigerator than when picking a president. This might, however, be rational ignorance because the probability of any individual's vote mattering to an election's outcome is negligible compared to the effort required to acquire information and vote. (Elections are run by governments, so it is unwise to expect them to be run well, but really: Are hours-long waits at polling places inevitable?) Fortunately, the electoral vote system, by requiring 51 presidential elections, multiplies the chances of competitive contests and of votes with magnified importance.
As the stakes of politics increase with government's size, so does voter engagement. And 2012 redundantly proved what 2010 demonstrated. The 2010 elections, the first after the Supreme Court's excellent Citizens United decision liberalized the rules about funding political advocacy, were especially competitive.
Social science confirms what common sense suggests: More spending on political advocacy means more voter information and interest. The approximately $2 billion spent in support of this year's presidential candidates — only about two-thirds as much as Procter & Gamble spent on U.S. advertising last year — surely contributed to the high turnout in targeted states.
Media and other "nonpartisan" — please, no chortling — dismay about "too much money in politics" waned as seven of the 10 highest-spending political entities supported Democrats and outspent the three supporting Republicans, according to The Wall Street Journal.
The advocacy infrastructure that is being developed by both sides in the post- Citizens United world will, over time, favor the most plausible side, which conservatives know is theirs.
George F. Will is a columnist for The Washington Post and Newsweek.
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People on the move enjoy the Toppola Camper!
With thanks to Widde for translating this article from Swedish for us.
With the Toppola Camper you can hook up your trailer or "housewagon" behind your SAAB. For those that own a horse or a boat or likewise need a transport carriage, the Toppola Camper is the ideal option. It gives you possibility to live both cheaply and comfortably.
Many self-employed have seen the possibilities with the Toppola. On the transport carriage you will load the work gear, anything from ladders and paint cans to mini-diggers, and on your Saab you've got the TC. Working far away from home, it's comfortable after the days work to spend the night in your Toppola Camper.
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There are many parameters that make the TC a success. Quality, the very detailed work and all the gadgets are some of them. Even in the standard version the TC is very well equipped.
When you first enter the TC you'll realize how throughly engineered the design really is. In front on the second level, you'll find the generous queensize bed (200 X 170 cm) with room to spare even for large people. Underneath the big bed there is room for 2 more bunks when the cars rear seat is folded in the down position.
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text: MELBOURNE, Victoria, July 25, 2013 /CNW/ - Newcrest Mining Limited (Newcrest) (ASX:NCM) (TSX: NM) is pleased to announce its quarterly report for the three months ended 30 June 2013 (these figures are unaudited*) Overview Newcrest's production for the 2013 financial year was 2,109,784 ounces of gold and 80,366 tonnes of copper at a cash cost of A$750 per ounce and total cost of A$1,040 per ounce, following production in the June 2013 quarter of 642,032 ounces of gold and 22,818 tonnes of copper. The production performance for the June 2013 quarter represents a 25% increase in gold production and a 20% increase in copper production over the March 2013 quarter. This increase was principally driven by increased plant capacity at Lihir, the ongoing ramp-up of the Cadia East panel cave, and mining of higher grade stopes at Gosowong. At Cadia Valley, Cadia East continued to perform in line with the Company's expectations. Panel Cave 1 produced at an annualised rate of 5.4Mtpa for the June 2013 quarter. The development of Panel Cave 2 continued in line with the Company's expectations. Ridgeway ore production was maintained at a rate of 8Mtpa. At Lihir, the plant performed in line with the Company's expectations during the June 2013 quarter. The projects to expand flotation capacity and to refurbish the Neutralisation Cyanidation Adsorption (NCA) circuit were both completed in the June 2013 quarter. Increased production at Gosowong and Telfer during the June 2013 quarter was primarily associated with higher gold grades. At Hidden Valley, the crusher at the front of the overland conveyor commenced commissioning. Exploration continued during the June 2013 quarter with positive drilling results at Gosowong, Telfer and Wafi Golpu. As announced in previous Company releases, Newcrest is focused on maximising free cash flow and production outcomes will reflect the Company operating in this manner. Newcrest has responded to the current market environment by reducing the production of high cost ounces, operating and corporate costs, capital expenditure and exploration activities.


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The Underground Operators' Conferences have become the benchmark of sharing underground operational experiences, good practices and lessons learnt within Australia. In 2014 I invite you to reconvene in Adelaide, SA for another in this increasingly popular series of events, including post conference tours and related topic workshops.
In the last decade a turbulent global financial environment has resulted in a new cost of production environment where total global demand is higher, head grades are reducing, and mining inflation (particularly labour, energy, mining consumables and regulatory burdens) have combined to induce cash margin stress at metal prices, which a decade earlier, were thought to be beyond bonanza pricing. In this new environment, underground operators will benefit from a forum to share lessons learnt and good practices developed. Further challenges into the future include increasing our safety performance in the quest for zero harm, including the challenge of ensuring our workforces are well trained and effective in order to make good operational decisions on the job.
The 12th AusIMM Underground Operators' Conference 2014 organising committee plans to present a conference built around the theme of 'Managing the Margin', where experiences in planning, scheduling, management of operations, improved productivity, dilution control, and other improvements, can contribute to the value of ore produced, and improve the cash margin.
The organising committee seeks your support and involvement in this conference by your attendance, your contribution in the form of a paper if you believe you have something to share, and your participation in the associated tours and workshops planned for the event.
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I am beginning to get questions about local Mathematica User
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Welcome to the Gillhams fishing Resorts January Newsletter where fortunately, or unfortunately depending how you look at it, you have me, Geoff, writing the newsletter for the next two months. Many of you will know that Stuart and Sean are away in the UK doing the shows, and they have left the resort in some very capable hands. First all Joel is in charge of all things fishing and running around making sure the customers are getting the fish of their dreams and also giving all the guides a hard time…
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter December 2013
Best wishes from us all here at Gillhams Fishing Resorts. We hope you all had a great Christmas and all your dreams come true in 2014. We certainly had a great time with many regular friends and customers, plus some new faces. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our friends and customers who spent Christmas and New Year with us and for making it so special. The fish also get the day off here on Christmas Day as it's the only day of the year Gillhams is closed.
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter November 2013
Hello again and welcome to another newsletter about the fishing in Thailand at Gillhams Fishing Resorts, by the time you read this newsletter Christmas will be on us. Gillhams Fishing Resorts would like to wish everybody a happy Christmas and a prosperous new year and hope all your angling dreams come true in 2014. The […]
Fishing In Thailand, Krabi Newsletter October 2013
Hello again and welcome to another newsletter about the fishing in Thailand at Gillhams Fishing Resorts. Where has this year gone? Christmas is just around the corner, 2014 is nearly upon us, and then it's show time. This year we are attending the following fishing shows: Brentwood 25th/26th January, Zwolle, Holland 1st/2nd February. Farnborough 22/23rd February, Forum International de la Carpe et du Silure, Montluçon France 1st/2nd March. Coventry 8th/9th March. Once again we will be offering discounts when booking a holiday at the show, and also the famous Gillhams raffle will be taking place with a holiday drawn at every show.
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter September 2013
Welcome to another fishing in Thailand newsletter from Gillhams Fishing Resorts. This month's newsletter is longer than usual, as Geoff wanted his moment of glory. As you will read later, Geoff was helping with the filming. Now Geoff is a movie star and hoping for an Oscar, so we have had to include his blow-by-blow account. They say everyone gets five minutes of fame; well Geoff has taken half an hour and filled the newsletter! If we have missed you out then blame Geoff because we ran out of room, but as Manchester United are playing such crap this year we had to do something to cheer the old git up!
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter August 2013
Hello to all the followers of our Gillhams Fishing Resorts fishing in Thailand newsletter. Another month has flown by here in paradise, and by the time you read this newsletter the lake extension will be underway. Once the lake becomes one, 400 new fish and a few surprises will be joining the existing stock in the main lake. As I write this, all the work getting ready for the September 19th start is complete, with two leaks repaired and tons of concrete to strengthen the weak points now done. On the 19th September 11 diggers will be working to take out the centre of the lake. We have allowed 15 days for the works, but expect to complete in ten days.
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter July 2013
Once again hello to everyone following this fishing in Thailand newsletter from Gillhams Fishing Resorts. Yet another month has flown by, and shame on us for bringing you this newsletter late again, but we are just always so busy here at Gillhams. We are nearing the end of August as I finally get around to writing the intro for our newsletter. Sean and the guides have had their part written for a few weeks, but my part is late, what with getting the lake ready to extend, repairing a leak on the new addition plus removing the top end filter. This was a task on its own as the filter was constructed with 0.600 thick walls of solid concrete at 15m long by 5m
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter June 2013
Well, another month has passed, and fishing in Thailand and life here at Gillhams Fishing Resorts is slowly returning to normal. We have been getting our seasonal rains, and coupled with less angling pressure, the fish have been feeding well. The lake has had a good flush through, and the new addition to the lake has benefited from all the rain. The new landscaping is all growing well, and by the time we open this side of the lake it will look like it has always been here. We have also added some new fish to this side of the lake, mainly arapaima, Mekong catfish, Amazon redtail catfish, Siamese carp and tambaqui, plus a few surprises!
Fishing In Thailand Newsletter May 2013
Sorry for the delay on this report on the fishing in Thailand. As many of you will be aware my father passed away on the 25th of May, and obviously this resulted in me having to fly back to the UK immediately with Becky and Sean following a few days later. I was overwhelmed by the amount of messages we received from our friends and clients; it was a great comfort to all my family to receive so many kind words of sympathy.
As I started this newsletter about my father, I will continue here with a short memory of my dad's life. Bernard Jack Gillham was 90 years old, married to my mother Marjorie, and they would have celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary this year. He was the proud father of my late sister Jenny and my younger sister Helen,
April Newsletter 2013
Once again another month has passed us by, and once again it's time for another Gillhams Fishing Resorts newsletter compiled by Sean, Geoff, Jut and Joel on the fishing in Thailand. We have had another busy month here fishing in Krabi with many returning clients plus some new faces. We are also having a big move around with the website, as we have joined up with a new web company. Anybody that would like their own place on our website we will be starting an anglers' blog section where customers can write about their angling experience at Gillhams, you will also be able to add your own photos. We will keep you posted on the many new plans and changes we are making. We also have growing social network sites with our Facebook page Gillhamsfishingresorts getting daily updates on news and catches, plus we are now on Twitter
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Let's get Quackin on all of those Arduino projects folks!
Boss, I hit this bird with the Sparkfun tour bus but don't worry, with 6 million dollars and some OSH off the shelves, we can rebuild it bigger, faster and stronger!
I'll give you $100 for that MSO-28 you show in the video. Technically it is Used since it has been opened and taken out of the box. Therefore it can no longer be sold as new!
Besides, if I were the boss, I would not let you play with such an expensive item. I have been watching these videos for a while. I see how you act!
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After watching this informative video, I can only assume that the reason an electric motor always turns the same direction when connected to a battery is because of the Right Hand Rule? I knew how they were built, just never figured out what made them turn 1 direction only, every time.
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text: DELAWARE, Ohio, Nov. 1, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- David B. Fischer, president and CEO of Greif, Inc. (NYSE: GEF, GEF.B), was elected to Greif's Board of Directors on Nov. 1, the first day of the company's 2012 fiscal year. The Board had increased its membership from nine to 10; Fischer fills the new position. Fischer became Greif president and CEO on Nov. 1, taking over from Michael J. Gasser, who became executive chairman. "Dave will bring an intimate knowledge of Greif's business to the Board," Gasser said. "His hands-on experience with our industrial, paper and flexible packaging segments; support of our land management segment; and involvement with our acquisitions, from vetting to integration activities using the Greif Business System, combined with his respect for The Greif Way, will serve the Board well as he leads our company into the future." Fischer was named president and chief operating officer of Greif in October 2007. He joined Greif in November 2004 as senior vice president and divisional president, Industrial Packaging & Services – Americas, and later assumed responsibility for additional IP&S operations in Asia, Australia and Africa. Fischer joins Vicki L. Avril, Bruce A. Edwards, Mark A. Emkes, John F. Finn, Gasser, Daniel J. Gunsett, Judith D. Hook, John W. McNamara and Patrick J. Norton on the Greif board. About Greif, Inc. Greif is a world leader in industrial packaging products and services. The company produces steel, plastic, fibre, flexible, corrugated and multiwall containers and containerboard, and provides reconditioning, blending, filling and packaging services for a wide range of industries. Greif also manages timber properties in North America. The company is strategically positioned in more than 55 countries to serve global as well as regional customers. Additional information is on the company's website at www.greif.com. SOURCE Greif, Inc.


text: This table is used for column layout. Middleton Public SchoolsHowe Manning SchoolFuller Meadow SchoolTritown School Union (Office of the Superintendent)Masconomet Regional School DistrictNorth Shore Technical High School Make a Payment Weather Forecast Fall Family Hike - Exploring Glaicer-Sculpted Terrain Sunday, October 27, 2013 at 1:00 PM Printer-Friendly Version Mark your calendar to be part of Middleton Stream Team's annual fall foliage hike exploring one of the wilder parts of Middleton amidst the colors of fall leaves. Locations few residents have ever seen will be part of this popular event. We will explore rough terrain around boulders left by the continental glacier 10-15 thousand years ago in the northern forests of Middleton, adjacent North Andover and Boxford. We will note signs of wildlife at ponds and streams, observe old stone walls and foundations and hear about the process of leaf color changes. Meet us Sunday, October 27, on North Liberty Street about one-mile north of its junction with School Street; or two and one-half miles north of Maple Street (Route 62) before 1 PM. (Liberty Street becomes North Liberty going north past School Street. The meeting place is on unpaved road about one-half mile south of Sharpners Pond Road.) Bring family, camera, water and tick repellent on this fun and learning adventure. Ticks are on the wane and mosquitos should be gone. for info; or Email email@example.com or call (978) 777-4584. Rain date is Sunday 11/3; same time and location. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This roughly 3 mile woodland hike is one of MST's Discovery Series of hikes and canoe trips for fun, learning and adventure. Watch for the next of these events during the winter and spring. Town of Middleton 48 South Main Street, Middleton, MA 01949 Website Disclaimer Privacy Statement Virtual Town Hall Website


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Florida Wrongful Termination Laws
Have you recently lost your job? If so, you might be wondering whether you have grounds for a wrongful termination lawsuit. In Florida, as in other states, employees work at will. This means an employee can generally be fired at any time and for any reason, or for no reason at all.
But there are some exceptions to the at-will rule. If your Florida employer fires you for discriminatory reasons, in violation of an employment contract, or in retaliation for exercising your rights, for example, you may have a legal claim against your employer for wrongful termination.
Every state's laws on wrongful termination are different. This article covers some of the common legal grounds you might have for suing your Florida employer for wrongful termination. But it's not a comprehensive list of employment rights in Florida, which can change as courts issue new rulings and legislators pass or modify laws. To find out the full extent of your legal claims, speak to an experienced Florida employment lawyer. To learn more about Florida employment law, contact Florida's Department of Economic Opportunity.
Discriminatory Firing
Under federal law, it is illegal for an employer to fire an employee based on a protected characteristic. Federal law prohibits employers from firing employees based on race, color, national origin, sex, pregnancy, religion, age (if the employee is at least 40), disability, citizenship status, or genetic information. However, only certain employers must comply with these laws. For most types of discrimination, the law apply to employers with 15 or more employees. However, the prohibition against age discrimination applies to employers with 20 or more employees, and the ban against citizenship status discrimination applies to employers with only four or more employees.
Florida law prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, pregnancy, religion, disability, age, marital status, AIDS/HIV, or sickle cell trait. In Florida, employers must comply with these laws if they have at least 15 employees.
These laws also make it illegal for an employer to retaliate against you for asserting your rights. For example, if you complain to your company's HR department that you believe you were passed over for promotion because of your age, your employer may not discipline or fire you for your complaint. Likewise, your employer cannot fire you for participating in an investigation of a discrimination complaint (no matter who made the complaint), testifying in court, or making other efforts to stop discriminatory practices.
Before filing a discrimination or retaliation lawsuit, you must file a complaint with the appropriate government agency. In Florida, the Florida Commission on Human Relations enforces state laws prohibiting discrimination. In many cases, state fair employment practices agencies will record your complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the agency that enforces federal antidiscrimination laws. However, you should check to make sure. If not, you may also have to file a complaint with the EEOC; you can find contact information for the nearest office at the EEOC's Field Offices page.
Breach of Contract
If you have an employment contract promising you job security, you may not be an at-will employee. In Florida, an employment contract may be written, oral, or implied. In the first two types of contracts, your employer makes oral or written promises not to fire you for a certain period of time without good cause. In an implied contract, your employer makes oral or written statements that create a reasonable expectation that you would continue to be employed. However, there must be a specific reference to the length of your employment and the benefits you would receive. If you have an employment contract and your employer fires you without good cause, you have a legal claim for breach of contract.
Wage and Hour Issues
In Florida, employees are entitled to a minimum wage of $8.05 per hour. Although Florida doesn't have any overtime laws, under federal law, employees are entitled to receive overtime pay when they work more than 40 hours in a workweek. Employers in Florida are not required to provide meal or rest breaks. However, if they choose to offer breaks of 20 minutes or less, employees must be paid for this time. It is illegal for an employer to fire an employee for reporting wage violations to a government agency or for testifying in a wage and hour proceeding.
Time Off Work
State and federal laws give employees the right to take time off work for certain civic obligations and personal responsibilities. Employers may not discipline or fire workers for exercising these rights. In Florida, these rights include:
- Military leave. Under federal law, employees have the right to take up to five years of leave to serve in the military, with the right to be reinstated when they return to work. (This law also prohibits discrimination against employees based on their military service, protects employees from discharge without good cause for up to one year after they return from military duty, and provides other protections; see Nolo's article Taking Military Leave for more information.) Under Florida law, employees who are members of the Florida National Guard and are called into active state duty may not be penalized for their absence from work. Once their military service is complete, they must be reinstated with full benefits. And, they cannot be terminated without cause for a year after they are reinstated.
- Jury duty. Employees are entitled to take unpaid leave for jury service. Employers who threaten or fire an employee for jury service are subject to criminal penalties and damages in a wrongful termination lawsuit.
- Family and medical leave. In Florida, employees are protected by the federal Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). The FMLA requires employers with 50 or more employees to provide eligible employees with up to 12 weeks off, unpaid, every year for a serious health condition, to care for a family member with a serious health condition, to care for a new child, or to handle certain practical matters arising out of a family member's military service. Employees can take up to 26 weeks off in a single year to care for a family member who is seriously injured while serving in the military. Employees who take FMLA leave must be reinstated to the same position once their leave is over. Florida law also gives employees the right to take three days of unpaid leave per year to deal with issues arising from domestic violence. For more information, see Nolo's article Florida Family and Medical Leave Laws.
Workers' Compensation
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Just stick with the good old London Pride
Its about trying new beers.
anyone tried Tuborg?? is supposed to be denmarks finest.
Freedom isn't free"
Was only a suggestion, at least places sell it.
Freedom isn't free"
Might I suggest Waggle Dance?
Fairly popular (should be in most supermarkets, definitely in Sainbury's and Tesco) and has a unique taste.
OoOoo yeah, Waggle Dance is a nice drop, haven't had it in years either
I'm up for that
Delayed Punk Review:
Initial impressions: Garish bottle, don't like their marketing or the brand image they are going for, but heard good stuff about the beer. Fruity and very hoppy on opeing wth a good fizz.
Appearance: Looks more like a medium coloured lager than an IPA to me. Similar to the American Craft Pale Ales such as Sierra Nevada. Lots of bubbles that lasted right to the end.
Smell: Very hoppy and herby. Almost fruity, but bitter with it.
Taste: It is a bit too heavy on the bitter hops. The overpowering smell makes it hard to appreciate the first taste. After that it gets much more pleasant though. Again I am reminded of the American brews, but it definately has some classic IPA in there too.
Mouthfeel: Light and refreshing for a real ale. About the right level of fizz for me and good with a mild chill so summer friendly.
Overall: 7/10 an interesting brew that does more right than wrong. This is the closest UK beer I have had to the American ones that are currently regular go to beers for me. Where it goes wrong is a little to heavy on te hops and the bitterness, and that is from someone who enjoys that flavour. Would happily buy again if on an offer, but would struggle to choose it over the American ones if I am honest. Anyone who enjoys this owes it to themselves to buy the following: Sierra Nevada, Samual Adams, Anchor Steam and Boston Lager
Bit late to the game but I'm a big fan of the BrewDog stuff, a friend of mine is a shareholder and we went to the AGM on Saturday, some very tasty beers to be sampled. My favourite was their 5th year anniversary beer, Dog A:
15.1% so a bit strong and being a stout, it won't be for everyone but it was surprisingly easy to drink. Made with chilli and did genuinely taste like coffee chilli chocolate.
They're also bringing out a new Pale Ale that is around 3.8%, as they lack some weaker beers apart from 5am Saint. It's called Dead Pony Club and is good also
Was in a pub in the States that had 50 beers on tap, 5 on cask and another 500+ bottles. For the beers on tap, everything was stored upstairs and piped down to the bar in what looked like a giant alcoholic church organ. Epic.
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SYDNEY – Australian researchers investigating the extinction of the country's Tasmanian Tiger pinned the fault solely on humans Thursday, saying they have debunked a long-held theory that disease was to blame.
The last known tiger, or thylacine, died in Hobart Zoo in September 1936, and although there have been numerous unconfirmed sightings over the years, the species was officially declared extinct in 1986. When European settlers arrived in the southern island state of Tasmania in 1803, the thylacine — a shy, carnivorous marsupial that resembled a long, large dog with a striped coat and wolflike head — was widespread.
Their final extinction has long been linked to a distemperlike disease that tore through the remaining tigers, but a University of Adelaide team said it had proven disease was not a central cause.
"We showed that the negative impacts of European settlement were powerful enough that, even without any disease epidemic, the species couldn't escape extinction," said Thomas Prowse, lead researcher of the study published in the Journal of Animal Ecology.


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Volume 29 - Article 1 | Pages 1-32
Citizenship Reporting in the American Community Survey
|Date received:
|09 May 2012
|Date published:
|02 Jul 2013
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|American Community Survey (ACS), citizenship, immigration, reporting error
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Background: Citizenship status among the foreign born is a crucial indicator of social and political incorporation, yet there are good reasons to suspect that citizenship status is inaccurately reported on U.S. surveys.
Objective: This paper updates research carried out in the mid-1990s by Passel and Clark (1997) on the extent to which foreign-born noncitizen respondents in U.S. government-sponsored surveys misreport as naturalized citizens.
Methods: We compare demographic estimates of the resident naturalized foreign-born population in 2010, based on administrative data, to estimates from the 2010 American Community Survey (ACS).
Results: Similar to previous research, we find that misreporting in the ACS is especially high among immigrants from all countries/regions who report fewer than five years in the United States. We also find that among longer-term foreign-born residents, misreporting is concentrated only among those originating in Mexico, especially men of all ages and older women, a finding that diverges from Passel and Clark in that we find no evidence of overreporting among immigrants from Central America and the Caribbean. Finally, the estimated magnitude of misreporting, especially among longer-term Mexican-born men, is sensitive to assumptions about the rate of emigration in our administrative-based demographic estimates, and assumptions about coverage error in the ACS, though altering these assumptions does not change the conclusions drawn from the general patterns of the results.
Conclusions: For applications that use citizenship as an indicator of legal status, we recommend that self-reported data on citizenship be accepted at face value for all groups except those with fewer than five years of U.S. residence, Mexican men, and older Mexican women.
Author's Affiliation
Jennifer Van Hook - Pennsylvania State University, United States of America
James D. Bachmeier - Temple University, United States of America
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Larry Holdren spent 14 years in prison after a woman mistakenly identified him as the man who pushed her down a hill then raped her while she was jogging along the Kanawha River bank in 1982.
The woman had lost her glasses during the fall, and when police showed her a photo lineup, other pictures were of men who did not match her original description, according to an Innocence Project description of the case.
Holdren's indictment was dismissed in January 2000, after DNA evidence showed he was not the perpetrator.
His was one of the six cases in West Virginia in which DNA evidence has shown a person was wrongfully convicted.
Among the six, five involved inaccurate witness identification.
Advocates of improving witness identification practices at the Innocence Project, an organization that represents the wrongfully accused, want to reduce the likelihood that a witness will make another mistake when viewing a lineup in West Virginia.
But they say that just 22 percent of police agencies statewide have responded to a survey asking whether agencies have established a written policy for witness identification procedures, which the West Virginia Legislature directed police to do last session.
The 62 agencies that have responded so far have jurisdiction over 42 percent of the state population.
Written policies were supposed to be adopted by Jan. 1, 2014.
The Innocence Project and the Law Enforcement Professional Standards Program, which is part of the Division of Justice and Community Services and oversees police training, sent a survey to all 277 police agencies in West Virginia asking whether they had complied in January, then sent a follow-up survey in June after receiving just 15 replies.
They requested the brief forms be filled out and returned by Aug. 1.
The bill, Senate Bill 200, which was passed during the last session, also included best practices that agencies are encouraged, but not required, to adopt.
The law recommends that witnesses be instructed that an alleged perpetrator may or may not be present in a lineup, that a witness is not required to make an identification, that it is as important to exclude an innocent person as it is to identify a perpetrator, and that the police officer working with a victim during a lineup identification does not know the identity of an alleged perpetrator.
It also recommends that the law enforcement officer should be unaware who in the lineup is a suspect.
Innocence Project representatives Michelle Feldman and Rebecca Brown said sometimes police officers can make nonverbal gestures that lead witnesses to believe they have pointed to the perpetrator, boosting the witness's confidence during court testimony.
The "best practices" listed in the law also make concessions for small departments. For instance, when it is likely all officers in a department know who the suspect is, law enforcement can use folders to hide photos from view.
The law recommends that live or photo lineups be presented to the witness one by one and at least four "fillers," or random photos of people, be used in lineups.
It also encourages law enforcement to require a statement of confidence at the time of the identification.
The Innocence Project has been working on enacting witness identification legislation in West Virginia since 2007. That year, the Legislature passed a bill that created a task force to work on a report on witness identification best practices, but a report was never produced.
A list of best practices was included in the latest bill, but it doesn't include a mandate for what written policies should include. That's because when the bill was being crafted, law enforcement indicated they were prepared to write their own policies, according to Brown.
"We always say we just want to see adoption of best practices," Brown said. "However, at a certain point if it becomes clear the volunteer adoption mechanism simply is not working, there could be a role for the Legislature."
The Kanawha County Sheriff's Department's policy is based on the recommendations of SB 200, according to spokesman Cpl. Brian Humphreys. He said lineups are relatively infrequent and, so, having a written policy helps remind officers of proper protocol.
"We have forms with instructions to remind each one of us how to conduct a photo lineup according to state law in a way the protects the credibility of the witness as well as the innocence of the parties who aren't involved in a crime," he said.
Humphreys said the department recently started using the folder method to keep officers from knowing which photo a witness is viewing.
"It may sound cliché or silly to people, but the fact is, we don't want to put the wrong people in jail," he said. "We don't just want to arrest someone. We want accuracy just as much as anyone else does in our arrests."
Feldman and Brown say they hope other agencies recognize the benefits on their own, without the Legislature mandating what written policies should contain.
The Innocence Project has offered in-state training sessions and sent model policies, policy-writing guides and links to training videos with the surveys.
"It's also to protect the police because the defense will challenge them in court and say, 'Why aren't you using these best practices?' So really it's a benefit to both law enforcement and innocent people," Feldman said.
The West Virginia State Police does have a written policy based on the best practices outlined in the bill, according to Capt. Reginald Patterson.
He said the majority of recommendations were already being followed prior to the bill's passage.
"The State Police believes that utilizing the best practices for conducting eyewitness identifications would serve and protect the innocent, the community, the agency and the state to the best of our ability," he said.
Charleston Police Chief Brent Webster also said his department's policy was already basically in line with the state's recommendation before the bill passed.
"There may have been a few tweaks to ensure we had what the state Legislature wanted, but it was pretty painless for us because we really felt like we were doing the right things anyway," he said. "Eyewitness identifications are a big part of criminal investigations. We want to make sure there's integrity in that process and we get it right."
Charleston's survey was not completed until this week, when Webster became aware of it after an inquiry from the Gazette.
Some other agencies that haven't responded may also be compliant with the legislation already, but Feldman and Brown urged remaining agencies to complete the survey anyway.
According to Innocence Project records provided to the Gazette, police departments in the following cities in Kanawha County have not responded to the survey: Belle, Cedar Grove, Chesapeake, Clendenin, East Bank, Glasgow, Handley, Marmet, Nitro, Pratt, St. Albans, Smithers and South Charleston.
The Kanawha County Sheriff's Department and police departments in Charleston, Dunbar and Montgomery have indicated they do have written policies.
Sheriff's departments in Cabell, Harrison, Jefferson, Logan, Monongalia, Raleigh and Wood counties, as well as city police departments in Kenova and Parkersburg, have not responded.
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State police reported a 17-year-old boy from Marion Center rode a dirt bike on the shoulder of Route 286, turned onto the highway near Short Road and hit Nee's passing motorcycle. The youth, whose name was not released, was transported by Citizens' Ambulance Service to Indiana Regional Medical Center.
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"Why, doctor, you're right! I've always resented my mother for buying those expensive, chemical-laden mainstream diapers!"
Here, take a tissue. It's OK to cry. We call this a breakthrough.
"I don't understand! Why didn't she love me enough to buy dye-and-chlorine-free, hypoallergenic Seventh Generation Diapers? I know they were available on Woot for a great price. She could have bought them literally by the caseload. But no! She had to stick with the overpriced ones full of petroleum-based lotions, the ones processed with chlorine. Didn't she care, doctor? Didn't she care?"
She cared, yes. She was just a person doing what she thought was best for you. Perhaps she thought the more environmentally friendly diapers would be less comfortable, less absorbent.
"But that's ridiculous! Their cloth-like feel offers both maximum comfort and high absorbency! A mother who cared would know that!"
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Harry Siddons Mowbray
|Harry Siddons Mowbray
August 5, 1858
Alexandria, Egypt
Washington, Connecticut[1]
Harry Siddons Mowbray (August 5, 1858 – 1928) was an American artist.[a]
Mowbray was born of English parents at Alexandria, Egypt. His father, George M. Mowbray, was an expert in explosives. Left an orphan, the son was taken to America by an uncle, who settled at North Adams, Massachusetts. After a year at the United States Military Academy at West Point,[2] he went to Paris and entered the atelier of Leon Bonnat in 1879, his first picture, Aladdin, bringing him to public notice. He studied with Bonnat until 1883. In 1886, he became a member of the Society of American Artists.[3] His painting Evening Breeze received the Clark Prize at the National Academy of Design in 1888, and he was elected to associate membership in the Academy. He was made a full member of the Academy in 1891.[3]
Subsequently Mowbray was best known for his decorative work, especially The Transmission of the Law, Appellate Court House; ceiling for the residence of F. W. Vanderbilt; the ceilings in J.P. Morgan's Library and The Morgan Library & Museum's Annex building;[4] as well as the ceiling and walls of the library of the University Club, all in New York City. This last was executed in Rome, where, in 1903, he was made director of the American Academy.[2] Other works include murals in the Appellate Courthouse and the University Club library in New York; the homes of C.P. Huntington and Larz Anderson; and the Howard M. Metzenbaum U.S. Courthouse in Cleveland, Ohio.[2] He taught at the Art Students League of New York circa 1901.[3] He was a member of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts from 1921 to 1928.[5]
Among Mowbray's pupils was the painter Florence Wolf Gotthold.[6]
See also[edit]
- ^ H. Siddons Mowbray "Also known as: Harry Siddons Mowbray, Henry Siddons Mowbray" (SAAM staff).
- ^ SAAM staff.
- ^ a b c Chisholm 1911, p. 948.
- ^ a b c Wilson & Fiske 1900.
- ^ MLM staff 2006.
- ^ Thomas E. Luebke, ed., Civic Art: A Centennial History of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, 2013): Appendix B, p. 549.
- ^ Andrew J. Cosentino (17 November 1983). The Capital Image: Painters in Washington, 1800–1915. Smithsonian. ISBN 978-0-87474-338-8.
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• Former Francis Marion University basketball player Tommy Johnson recently stepped down as the boys' basketball head coach at Florence's Wilson High School. He will remain at the school as athletic director and girls' tennis coach. Johnson was named the 2005 Florence Morning News Boys' Basketball Coach of the Year after guiding the Tigers to a 24-4 record. His career coaching record stands at 503-198, and he ranks seventh on the state's all-time wins list. He also coached at West Florence High School, where he won the 1987 AAAA state championship. Johnson was a member of the first three Patriot men's basketball squads (1970-73). He also lettered on the first Patriot baseball team in 1973.
• Former Patriot men's soccer player Lawrence Thorne (class of 1992) recently guided the Byrnes School to the 2005 SCISA Class A-AA boys' soccer state championship. He directed the Trojans to a 10-3 season mark. Thorne was a midfielder on the 1991 and 1990 Francis Marion squads.
• Former FMU men's basketball head coach Ed Conroy has joined Buzz Peterson's coaching staff at Coastal Carolina University as an assistant. Conroy headed the Patriot program for three seasons (1997-2000) and compiled a 41-40 mark. He first joined Peterson's staff as director of basketball operations at the University of Tulsa (2000-01) and then moved with Peterson to the University of Tennessee for four years (2001-05).
• Former Patriot women's basketball player Sherer Gordon Hopkins (class of 1996) directed the Clover High School girls' basketball team to a spot in the 2005 South Carolina AAA state championship game and a 22-6 record. Hopkins also led the Blue Eagles to the 2000 AAA state title contest. A four-year starter at FMU (1991-1995), she tallied 1,087 points and is one of only five Patriots to amass 1,000 points, 400 rebounds, and 300 assists.
• Former three-sport FMU athlete Becky Moody Williamson (class of 1976) was recently named the South Carolina high school girls' tennis Coach of the Year for the 2004-05 year. She guided the Wando High School Lady Warriors to a 19-1 record and last fall's AAAA state title. She was also named the Region 7-AAAA girls' tennis Coach of the Year and was selected as co-coach for the South Team at the North vs. South Tournament. Williamson was a member of the first three FMU women's basketball teams (1973-76) and scored 753 points in 72 career games. She also played on three Patriot volleyball and tennis teams.
• Former Patriot baseball pitcher Sam Greco recently re-signed with the San Angelo (Texas) Colts of the Central Baseball League. The 6-2, 200-pound native of Greenbush, N.Y., played two seasons (2000, 2001) at FMU. He tallied a 2-6 mark with one save and a 3.23 earned run average in 17 career appearances. Greco joins the Colts for the third time over the past two seasons. He has also played in the Class A New York-Penn League, the Northern League, and the independent Northeast League.
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"With another great win last night, I have no doubt that thousands of Husky fans will be heading down to the Garden on Sunday to show their support," Malloy said in a news release. "Another win, and our next stop will be the Final Four."
The special train – the "Huskies Fan Express" – will depart from New Haven's Union Station at 10:40 a.m. and will make just three intermediate stops before arriving at Grand Central Terminal at 12:23 p.m. The train will stop at West Haven at 10:45 a.m., Bridgeport at 11:03 a.m., and Harlem-125th Street at 12:10 p.m.
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Raman spectroscopic study of the phosphate mineral Churchite-(Y) YPO4.2H2O
Frost, Ray L., Sejkora, Jirí, Keeffe, Eloise C., Plasil, Jakub, Cejka, Jirí, & Bahfenne, Silmarilly (2010) Raman spectroscopic study of the phosphate mineral Churchite-(Y) YPO4.2H2O. Journal of Raman Spectroscopy, 41(2), pp. 202-206.
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Raman spectroscopy has been used to study the rare earth mineral churchite-(Y) of formula (Y,REE)(PO4) •2H2O. The mineral contains yttrium and depending on the locality, a range of rare earth metals. The Raman spectra of two churchite-(Y) mineral samples from Jáchymov and Medvědín in the Czech Republic were compared with the Raman spectra of churchite-(Y) downloaded from the RRUFF data base. The Raman spectra of churchite-(Y) are characterized by an intense sharp band at 975 cm-1 assigned to the ν1 (PO4)3- symmetric stretching mode. A lower intensity band observed at around 1065 cm-1 is attributed to the ν3 (PO43-) antisymmetric stretching mode. The (PO43-) bending modes are observed at 497 cm-1 (ν2) and 563 cm-1(ν4). Some small differences in the band positions between the four churchite-(Y) samples from four different localities were found. These differences are possible to explain as different compositions of the churchite-(Y) minerals.
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Issue with thermostat wiring for baseboard heater
Lately I have had a baseboard heater in my office space run constantly no matter if the thermostat was turned down or not. I have replaced the old single pole thermostat with a new double pole model (Dimplex) and seem to have the same problem even though I have turned the thermostat off.
I am figuring that I must have made an error in wiring it up and was looking for some assistance.
The box has 3 sets of wires coming into it, line (supply) in the top, load out to the heater in the bottom and another that I am assuming is carrying supply power to the heater in the next room.
What I have done is to connect the red line wire to the red wire I am sure is carrying power then to one of the red line wires on the thermostat. I have done the same with the black line wires. I then wired the red load wire to one of the load wires on the thermostat and did the same with the black on the other (see diagram). All grounds are tied together and to the box.
Could someone please advise as to how I can get the thermostat working and the heat down before my electric bill is higher than the national debt?
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That is the proper connections for a double pole thermostat, trying switching the "carrier" and the load. Maybe the wires are reversed from what you are thinking.
On my Cadet baseboard heaters with thermostat, the two red wires are connected to the line and the two black wires are connected to the load.
You know, I had it wired with the load and the carrier switched originally, but I guess the room was still so warm that the heater didn't kick in. I wired it back that way turned it up to full and sure enough it came on and also (more importantly) went off when I turned it off.
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To a7ecorsair: that is the same on this one my diagram was labeling the wires in the box itself.
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Although their popularity is growing all the time, lightweight and portable 'ultrabook' PCs will soon get another boost from a number of emerging technologies, including next-generation batteries that could double the amount of time an ultrabook can function unplugged.
Chipmaker Intel unveiled some of these new technologies at its recent Intel Developer Conference. A "massive, massive amount of innovation is coming," Intel said.
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The key to this major step forward in ultrabook design will be a fourth-generation of Intel Core chips, currently code-named Haswell.
Haswell chips are scheduled for release in 2013 and will enable computer makers to package voice recognition and gesture-based interaction into the newest ultrabook models, perhaps by the end of next year, according to Intel. (Source: pcmag.com)
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Gesture-based tools, developed by SoftKinetics and by Creative, will allow users to interact with their devices through a gesture-tracking camera.
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Right now, adding these features to an ultrabook could increase its price by several hundred dollars.
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Haswell chips will also improve overall ultrabook performance and, according to Intel, should dramatically enhance ultrabook battery life.
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The MyAchoo.com site utilizes Centers for Disease Control data to feed a proprietary forecasting model that will predict where illness will spike within the next three weeks, according to a report published Tuesday by Advertising Age. Preliminary tests suggest the tool is 90% accurate, Kimberly Clark told Ad Age.
"What we'll be able to show come late September is the top five to 10 cities predicted to be the hardest hit," Kleenex brand manager Anna Elledge explained to the publication. "Consumers will also be able to enter their zip codes at the site to get regional cold and flu forecasts."
The effort also includes a "Kleenex Checkpoints" traveling promotion that starts Sept. 25 in Chicago. After that, Kleenex will target publicity efforts in those areas that are about to be hard hit with illness in an effort to drive pantry loading trips.
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