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thecheapiesPennsylvania 3.5/5 rDev -1.7% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 The Best By stamp is partially cut off on the label, but it looks to read 05/0X/13, so I'm happy about freshness. Time to throw her in a glass. Pours a honey amber color with some hop haze. Foam is off-white and sitting pretty. Lacing is decent. A generic, but pleasant, IPA appearance. Floral and earthy hops are fragrant in the nose. There's a metallic element in here, too. Sweetness seems to be a gift from biscuity malts. Very East Coast, very balanced. Now, that's a floral IPA! Hints of citrus whisper lemon or even lime, but this is dominated by slightly bitter herb and flower notes. Pretty dry compared to the nose. A touch of yellow grapefruit in the middle-end. Finishes with moderate bitterness and flavors of orange and apricot. Pale malts balance the leafy hops with light wheat cracker sweetness. I'd call this terribly average, except that it's decently put-together. A nice construction, albeit, without straying far at all from the beaten path. Light-to-medium body. Carbonation is just average, as well. Not as drinkable as many an IPA, but it's still easy to finish in ten minutes (if that's your thing). I'm okay with this now, but I may never buy it again. I don't think I'd order it on-tap unless it was one of the only craft offerings available. Not to knock it, but it's just not a stand-out. It's a face you forget about at a party. It's a decent sandwich you ate three years ago. It's forgettable. But, it's good for what it is. Serving type: bottle 01-08-2013 00:24:26 | More by thecheapies fallopiaIndiana 3.78/5 rDev +6.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from cold bottle into pilsner glass. Appearance: Orangish-yellow straw with slight opacity with medium white head. Aroma: Peach and grapefruit flavors with bits of floral and grass aromas as well. Taste: Fruity, peach flavors with quick, balanced bitters and slightly pine-flavored hops. Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with well-balanced hops that have a lingering aftertaste. Overall, I enjoyed this beer as a good IPA with balanced hops. I ate it with spicy food which allowed it to balance out those flavors and gave the bitterness a refreshing, palate-cleansing feel. It would be tougher to drink this alone. Serving type: bottle 01-05-2013 02:45:33 | More by fallopia PeterIngemiMassachusetts 3.85/5 rDev +8.1% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Poured from a 12oz bottle Ito a duvel glass A: pours a clean golden amber, with a little less then a finger of off white head, some nice spots of lacing. S: skunky and citrusy hop aromas, resiny.. Sweet malt backbone . T: deffinatly a sturdy malt backbone on this one. Sweet citrus and caramel, a bit of a graininess to it as well. Pleanty of hops. M:light medium body with a bit of a viscousness to it, dry and bitter in the finish. Low carbonation O: not a bad ipa, not a bad ipa at all. Serving type: bottle 12-24-2012 02:31:49 | More by PeterIngemi ummswimminNew Jersey 3.73/5 rDev +4.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 I poured this beer into my Dogfish, chalice glass. The coloring and foam is spot on. I got about two fingers of foam on top of the orange brew. I smell a decent amount of citrus hops coming off this beer. This bottle is pretty fresh, which helps in the retention of the hop smell. The flavor is pretty good. You definitely get the hop presence, but there isn't enough malt in there to create a very good balance. Overall this is a pretty good beer. I recommend picking this up when it is fresh, but I would leave it alone after a little aging. Serving type: bottle 12-21-2012 00:41:05 | More by ummswimmin ColdWafflesPennsylvania 3.53/5 rDev -0.8% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Poured from a 12 oz bottle into a standard pint glass. Appearance: An amber IPA. Keeps its pretty standard white head for a white and then sticks with a solid lacing. Smell: Smells like hops, grass, and most other moderate IPAs, to be honest. Maybe a little more malt than 'normal.' Taste: Enjoyed this IPA. It's not super hoppy, but it's got some nice bitterness going. Pretty well balanced, but not the best Flying Dog or IPA in general. Mouthfeel: Not super heavy for an IPA. A little sticky, but not too much. Honestly, I could kill a feel of these with the right food. Probably the worst Flying Dog beer I've ever had, but that's not bad. Like everything I've had from them pretty well, this included. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2012 23:45:06 | More by ColdWaffles SolipsismalCatPennsylvania 3.68/5 rDev +3.4% look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Poured into a snifter. A: Clear amber with two-finger, white, foamy head that lasted several minutes and left a nice film. Great lacing. S: Grass and funk. T: Light sweetness and solid bitterness. Lacking in hop flavor but full of bitterness. M: Light to medium bodied with fizzy carbonation. Dry and crisp. O: Overall, too bitter and not enough hop flavor. Otherwise, good. Serving type: bottle 12-17-2012 02:02:59 | More by SolipsismalCat JetulioSpain 4.1/5 rDev +15.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 355 ml bottle poured into a Pint glass Appearance... orange-amber colour with a nice lasting white head of almost 2 fingers Aroma... a lot of malty smell with a touch of tangerine, strong smell Taste--- citrus and orange flavour starting that evolves to bitterness of hops, a little bit of caramel in the middle Mouthfeel--- medium body & carbonation, long lasting aftertaste Overall... nice in mouth, well balance , because you pass from malty sweetness to bitterness in a pleasant way . to repeat Serving type: bottle 12-15-2012 20:30:48 | More by Jetulio Tadloco3.18/5 rDev -10.7% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 I picked this up in an assorted six pack at a liquor store in Yukon, Oklahoma. A: Dark yellow to light amber in color. 1 finger of short lived head with light lacing. S: I found the malt and hops smell to be quite eqal, and neither being very strong or overpowering. I usually prefer a heavier hops aroma in the IPAs that I drink. T: Bitter up front with a smooth finish.Very mild citris notes as well as pine. Still prefer more hopiness in an IPA. M:Light bodied with the zing of medium carbonation. O:In my opinion I prefer an IPA to be a little more hop heavy. But overall this was a very pleasant drink, and I could find myself drinking it again. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2012 04:41:43 | More by Tadloco brewdude1982North Carolina 3.75/5 rDev +5.3% look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 4 I had this beer in a 12 oz. bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours medium brown color with a good amount of head, great clarity, and decent lacing. It smells very piney with a little citrus after notes. some maltyness up front and then a kick in the pallet by the hops. I very much enjoyed the hops. Fresh and crisp. great carbonation and what i would call a decent to slightly more than decent body. I would recommend if you like IPA's. Serving type: bottle 12-06-2012 00:10:10 | More by brewdude1982 tectactoeMichigan 3.44/5 rDev -3.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25 Pours golden-amber in color with a fairly thin, white head that wisps away into nothing pretty quickly. Very modest lacing left along the glass, not much to speak of. Handfuls of hops on the nose - mostly the floral type; roses, leafy, slight citrus notes. I'm also getting heavy white pepper in the aroma. First sip leads to pungent hop oils and deep resin, very oily tasting with more of that leafy-peppery combination from the nose. Slightly woody in character with charred wood notes here and there. Bitterness engulfs the palate pretty well; the beer is yeasty and hearty with some dark earth tones in the very, very back, playing a role in trying to balance out the hops. Aftertaste leaves the mouth slightly bitter and a bit hot and spicy - that white pepper lingers longer than anything. Medium-thick body, high carbonation. This IPA wasn't bad, but it's not something I'd be likely to revisit. Very pepper-like in both aroma and taste, pungent hops aren't balanced as well as one would hope. Good try, but there is so much better out there. Serving type: bottle 11-27-2012 12:33:49 | More by tectactoe nUgZNorth Carolina 3.43/5 rDev -3.7% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Enjoyed on-tap in a pint glass. A: Pours a medium amber color with a 2 finger head and nice lacing. S: Just as much malt present as there are hops. I wish it was a little more hop heavy. T: I guess you could call this balanced, but I prefer my IPA's to be a little more on the hoppy side and less balanced. Not bad, but not great. M: Medium bodied with light to moderate carbonation. O: This is a good beer and easy to drink. It's not my ideal IPA, but would be a good option for someone who doesn't crave hops. Serving type: on-tap 11-22-2012 01:20:24 | More by nUgZ tviz33New York 3.5/5 rDev -1.7% look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Poured from a 12 oz bottle and served in a pint glass. A- Pours a moderately hazy amber body topped with a full two finger, fluffy, off-white head that settles to about a half finger. Tons of sticky lacing. S- Mostly citrus with some pine notes, balance by a malt presence. T- Balanced quite well, but on the water side of things. Not much citrus as the nose indicated, but more pine up front. This is a far from in your face brew, but one that certainly goes down easy. M- Medium carbonation, but the mouthfeel is really quite thin. Finishes very quick but a hoppy bitterness sticks around. O- Initially I wasn't impressed by this one, but as I continued to drink it, it grew on me. I'd even go so far as to say it's an almost sessionable IPA. Serving type: bottle 11-15-2012 05:43:50 | More by tviz33 patdriveOntario (Canada) 4.6/5 rDev +29.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 this summer I crossed the border into upstate New York searching for as many craft brew IPAs as I could find. Of all the ones I tasted, this was my favourite - lots of bitterness, great flavour, and easy on the carbonation. I am not fond of overly carbonated beer that fills the glass with foam on the first pour. I also tried their porter which I would not rate nearly as high, I will search out other Flying Dog beer to taste, since I am very impressed with the snake dog. Serving type: bottle 11-05-2012 22:58:29 | More by patdrive UCLABrewN84California 3.63/5 rDev +2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Best before 1/31/13. Pours a hazy honey orange with a foamy orange-tan head that settles to a film on top of the beer. Foamy streaks of lace form around the glass on the drink down. Smell is of malt, citrus zest, and some herbal hop aromas. Taste is much the same with a medium amount of herbal hop bitterness on the palate with each sip. This beer has a lower level of carbonation with a slightly crisp and medium bodied mouthfeel. Overall, this is a pretty good beer that is pretty tasty but has a better smell in my opinion. Serving type: bottle 11-04-2012 05:36:34 | More by UCLABrewN84 mckenziac3.88/5 rDev +9% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from a 12 oz. bottle into a Samuel Adams Boston Lager glass. Appearance: Pours a clear, pale golden color. Has a small, frothy head that dissipates quickly and leaves some nice lacing. Smell: Smells strongly of floral, herbal, and earthy hops. Taste: Aggressively hoppy up front. Finishes with strong fruity and earthy hop flavors backed by strong toasty, grainy malitness. Mouthfeel: Crisp and medium-bodied. Overall: A fairly decent IPA. In the past, I've found Flying Dog's offering to be hit-and-miss. This is definitely a modest hit. Serving type: bottle 10-30-2012 16:12:51 | More by mckenziac KTCammNew Jersey 4.13/5 rDev +16% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a pint glass. Pours light amber with patchy white foam. Very sticky on the side. Foam persists. Very faint, almost nonexitsent light hoppy smell. Taste opens bitter and builds quickly. Beer fades and bitter remains. Well blended but more bitter than not. Its a good IPA for sure, but not remarkable. *** Updated tasting 4/22/13 *** Pours hazy bronzed copper with fluffy white foam. Floats atop. Strong pine nose. Stream of malt underneath. Amped up bitter taste that fades into caramel sweetness. Bitter holds up. Flavorful. Quite smooth. Really good. I think I like IPAs more and more, and the upgraded review reflects that. Serving type: bottle 10-23-2012 23:07:38 | More by KTCamm nukem5Pennsylvania 3.6/5 rDev +1.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Picked up a "Shock and Awe" 12 pack and this was the first out of the fridge :-) A: Pours a great light copper color with a nice bit of foam on top. S: Aroma is a punch in the face of nice earthy hops with a bit of citrus zest. T: Taste is sadly a little bit of a let down with a slight wanting of a more balanced malt to hop ratio... not bad but could be better. M: Mouthfeel is a medium body with no lacing and slight carbonation. O: Overall a nice beer Mine went great with the grilled chicken salad . Serving type: bottle 10-23-2012 00:35:02 | More by nukem5 johnnnnieeNew Hampshire 3.73/5 rDev +4.8% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Pours a medium golden color with a decent sized white head that shows moderate retention and spotty lace. Smells of pine resin and grapefruit with a hint of bread and caramel malt backbone. The flavor is a bit sweeter than I thought based on the nose. Sweet caramel and light sugar and honey malt with a solid hit of grapefruit, earth, and pine. Medium body with a moderate level of carbonation, and a sweet resinous mouthfeel. Decent ipa, very clean and tasty if not just a bit plain. Serving type: can 10-19-2012 02:01:26 | More by johnnnniee woodychandlerPennsylvania 4.58/5 rDev +28.7% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 5 This is one of those rare beers which I have the opportunity to review in multiple serving types, all of which actually exist. I knew that Flying Dog had begun CANning their beers, but I did not realize that this was one of them until my recent visit to a bottle shop in Ardmore. The CANQuest (TM) always benefits from these finds! From the CAN: "He slithers through the city in search of his face. No place too seedy, no place too fake - they're all on the menu tonight. And of course she'll find him irresistible, for it's the forked tongue she prefers."; "'It snakes down the throat like a faithful friend' - Anna Steadman"; "'Good people drink good beer' - Hunter S. Thompson" Rest assured that the spent CAN with its Steadman art will go into my Collection of Cool Stuff. The Crack revealed a puppy that was eager to come out and play. The Glug netted me two fingers of foamy, fizzy, tawny head that fell more quickly than I could type. Color was an oh-so-slightly hazy orangish-amber. Nose smelled of winter snow in an evergreen forest - cool, minty and man, was my hops jones starting to act up. I had a Victory Hop Devil on the way home tonight and to follow it up with this was to invite trouble. I live for trouble, however, and dove in like the world was about to end. Mouthfeel was medium and the minty hops went to work scrubbing all of those weak, hanger-on taste buds off of my tongue. Phew! My mouth was alive like not in a long time and that snake was slithering around like he knew exactly where he was headed. Yeah, down my throat like a faithful friend. My eyes watered and I gasped for breath as it coiled around my neck with its intense dryness. Jeez-O, man, I've used antiperspirants that were less dry. I was ready for another hit, I mean, swallow and so I lifted the glass back up to my swollen lips ... This is NOT a beer for the faint of heart, but given my habit(s), I CAN shoot the works whenever the opportunity arises. Man and boy, this is a definite CANdidate for Hula in the Coola Day (01 Feb, annually) as it is sure to take the chill off. Serving type: can 10-16-2012 22:50:24 | More by woodychandler MaakunAfghanistan 3.3/5 rDev -7.3% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pours a nice amber. The head is not that big, some mild carbonation visible in the glass. Smell is hoppy, lightly malty, typical IPA smell. I poured this quite cold, the smell only comes forward after it's warmed up a little. Bitter taste. Some citrus peel, hops, thin malt taste with a tiny hint of sweetness. Almost burnt bread. Maybe even some lime here. Aftertase is long with a lot more hoppy bitterness. Mouth is a bit thin, but I get some nice carbonation which I enjoy. Not a bad beer, but I find it slightly one-dimensional and unbalanced. If there was more to it than just hops I'd enjoy it more. Serving type: bottle 10-13-2012 18:00:33 | More by Maakun BEERMILER12Maine 4/5 rDev +12.4% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 009A13, so best by January 9th, 2013 A: Pours a clear copper color with a fingers worth of sticky head S: A very pleasant citrusy hop aroma, complete with notes of malts and caramel T: Hops come on with a rush of grapefruit and citrus notes, along with a solid malt backbone that provides some sweet caramel. Not really any lingering bitterness in the finish M: Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Very smooth and creamy for an IPA O: A solid IPA complete with great grapefruit and citrus character. Very well balanced and easy to drink at just over 7%. Could get lost in the myriad of IPAs, but it definitely falls in the good/great category. Looks like it's pretty hit or miss though, depending on the freshness (although that's the case with most IPAs). It certainly helps that the one I'm drinking is at most 50 days old (49, if I'm counting correctly and they do the BB for 140 days after bottling) Serving type: bottle 10-10-2012 22:52:17 | More by BEERMILER12 HalcyondaysCalifornia 2.6/5 rDev -27% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 2 12 oz. bottle, A: Pours a light amber with a medium fizzy white head. Solid retention, some big spotty lace. S: Booze and melon rind, smells like a light Double Dog. T: As with the nose, booze and melon rind. Light astringent hoppy flavours. Some minor malt character. M: Medium-bodied, frothy carbonation, boozy and astringent. O: A mediocre IPA is what it is. Awkward and disjointed, the ethanol takes over, making this feel a lot more alcoholic than it actually is. Serving type: bottle 10-05-2012 06:24:22 | More by Halcyondays GMBJapan 3.93/5 rDev +10.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4 Flying Dog's Snake Dog IPA. What does its name mean? Furthermore, what does the quote on the bottle mean: "It shakes down the throat like a faithful friend." Huh? Or consider the long quote on the back of the bottle: "He slithers through the city in search of his face. No place too seedy, no place too fake--they're all on the menu tonight. And of course she'll find him irresistable, for it's te forked tongue she prefers." How are we to make sense of this? There is something about it that is vaguely reminiscent of T.S. Eliot's The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock, but I can't put my finger on what it is... Left Hand's "Snake Dog" (whatever that means) pours a lovely rich amber color with a head that settles nicely into an appealing, thin eggshell-white disc. A lovely bouquet of hops dominates the nose. Malty aromas are present, but subdued. Aromas of alcohol and hops mingle beautifully. This is not the best combination of hoppy aromas that I've found, but it's lovely. Nice. The mouthfeel is typical of the style, but that is not to say that it's "average." A nice sparkly foam accentuates the hoppy bouquet. "Snake Dog" may not be intelligible as a name, but the beer that bears it as its name is delicious. Pick up a bottle. Serving type: bottle 10-04-2012 22:31:38 | More by GMB GarthDanielsonNorth Carolina 4.15/5 rDev +16.6% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4 Poured from a can into a tumbler pint, the beer is a bright, crystal clear, orange-copper coloring with a thin, fluffy, foamy, bright white head that quickly settles into a surface cling that also coats the glass. Aromas on a toffee backbone are very complex and blended very well. Hints of orange zest, with basil and oregano spicing, highlight a hops presence that is dynamic, while still providing the nose with the resiny and bitter character people come to expect from an IPA. Smells extremely tasty. Flavors are full and rich, and you get a mouthfull of toffee sweetness on the forward tongue followed quickly by a subtle resiny profile and a little stronger pepper and basil highlight that really balance everything well. Very spiced offering, with a strong malt component that is not usually seen in the IPA field. Borderline malt-bomb, but very tasty. The aftertaste has a great balance of the malt rich and sweetness, with a solid peppery tone that remains consistent from beginning to end. The aftertaste lightens up quickly as the beer approached the end of the palate, and the finish is slick, smooth, with a touch of drying and spicing. Very unique IPA, and the higher ABV never rears its head because it is held in check by the balance of the beer itself. I would seek this out again...this is a very solid brew. Serving type: can 09-30-2012 03:10:30 | More by GarthDanielson LXIXMENew Mexico 3.63/5 rDev +2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 A small to medium sized off white head settles nicely above a clear reddish golden colored beer. Big nice citrus, pine, and floral hops aroma blends well with a sweet light caramel malt. Pine, citrus, and light floral hops balanced with a light sweet malt taste. A dry aftertaste with lingering aspects of the taste on this medium bodied beer. A decent beer from Flying Dog, worth a try. Serving type: bottle 09-28-2012 20:36:11 | More by LXIXME |
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There is merit to the restriction of proprietary trading at wirehouses and large institutions. I think the Volcker Rule is right in its proposal to separate the derivatives business from a financial institution's core function. Derivatives absolutely should be traded on an exchange. There might be instances where exceptions could, and should, be made. But having them trade on an exchange will not only result in freer market conditions, but it will also shine a light on them, make them more transparent and we'll therefore allow all of us to know what's good and what might be a potential problem.
I'm a bit wary of the new Consumer Protection Division within the Federal Reserve. It's set up to guard against abusive practices in areas like the mortgage industry or the credit card industry. It might be a good thing, but then again it's not their prime area of expertise.
However, I absolutely believe in the new council on systemic risk. All these claims about not being able to see bubbles are not to be believed. Former Fed Chairmen William Machesney Martin and Paul Volcker saw bubbles forming. Machesney Martin made the famous quip about the Federal Reserve and the punchbowl. It's the Fed's job to take the punchbowl away just as the party gets interesting. Then no one gets drunk and hurts themselves or others. And that's exactly what loosening and tightening credit is all about; knowing when to take the punchbowl away. I've been through many cycles and we're all supposed to be big boys and let the free market happen. But if we had a more activist Federal Reserve in 2005, we certainly wouldn't be in the position we were in today.
Ultimately, I feel the independent advisor will not be significantly affected on a granular, day-to-day basis. We will be affected on a macro level like everyone else, but not on a micro level were it has a significant impact on our business operations. However, the wirehouse advisor is a different story. Unlike many of them, we're not about selling the "hot, new thing." In fact, we're about doing the exact opposite. When it blows up is when we decide to buy. We have clients in certain mortgage-backed securities that have done quite well for them. We make money when the market goes up or down. But this crazy ride we've been on is just not worth it. I know both my clients and myself would have greater piece of mind if volatility like this didn't occur. Hopefully, this bill will help ensure it doesn't happen.
Dr. Lewis Altfest is CEO and CIO of Altfest Personal Wealth Management in New York.


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Oct 16th, 2013 - Local News
The Michigan Human Trafficking Task Force is sponsoring a 2-day conference today and tomorrow at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. The event "Human Trafficking: A Michigan Reality", will have over 39 state and national experts discussing successful strategies of prevention, intervention, prosecution of cases, and means of support for victims.
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Barnstormers squeeze past Patriots
July 31, 2008, 10:20PM
BRIDGEWATER - The Lancaster Barnstormers defeated the Somerset Patriots 2-1 before 6,323 fans at Commerce Bank Ballpark on Thursday evening. The Barnstormers took a 1-0 lead in the top of the second inning. Catcher David Castillo doubled and scored on an RBI triple by second baseman Lloyd Turner. Somerset tied up the game with a run in the bottom of... Full story »
Big Brown to skip Breeders' Cup Classic
July 31, 2008, 9:01PM
Big Brown's future beyond Sunday's Haskell Invitational will depend on how he performs in Monmouth Park's showcase race, but owner Mike Iavarone made it clear today that this will be the only chance New Jersey racing fans get to see the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner in person. Iavarone ruled out the Meadowlands Cup as a possible final prep... Full story »
Atoned envisions an upset at Haskell
July 31, 2008, 8:58PM
This is Haskell week. On Sunday, long before they break out of the starting gate and run for a million dollars, the traffic along Route 36 will morph into a parking lot where everything moves at the speed of herniated snails. Given the long-range weather forecast, the turnstiles could click for more than 50,000 pilgrims. Meanwhile, across the river in... Full story »
Big Brown's legacy at stake at Sunday's Haskell
July 31, 2008, 8:38PM
Michael Iavarone is hoping that 50,000 people can't be wrong. A crowd that could approach Monmouth Park's all-time attendance record is expected for Sunday's Haskell Invitational Day, track vice president Dennis Dowd said today, and most of those race-goers, Iavarone knows, are coming specifically to witness equine greatness. Two months ago, Iavarone, the majority owner of Big Brown, would have... Full story »
Big Brown 1-2 favorite for Sunday's Haskell at Monmouth Park
July 31, 2008, 1:12PM
Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown, looking to rebound from his first career loss, was installed as the prohibitive 1-2 favorite after drawing post position 4 in a field of seven for Sunday's $1 million Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park. Pulled up at the top of the stretch in the Belmont Stakes, which ended his bid to become the... Full story »
Thunder 'pen, Ibarra hault skid at six games
July 30, 2008, 11:02PM
TRENTON _ The starting rotation has been getting much of the credit this season for the Thunder. Hard not to when Phil Coke, Jason Jones and Chase Wright are listed in the Top 10 in pitching in the Eastern League. In desperate need of snapping a six-game losing streak, the Thunder rode the arms of the bullpen. The pen delivered... Full story »
Hamilton Township native Dahntay Jones signs with Nuggets
July 30, 2008, 10:56PM
Former Rutgers and Duke standout Dahntay Jones, a Hamilton Township native, signed with the Denver Nuggets Wednesday, team Vice President of Basketball Operations Mark Warkentien announced on the Nuggets website. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not released. Full story »
Trainer Mott aiming for big payday at Haskell Invitational
July 30, 2008, 9:58PM
As ambitious as Bill Mott's hopes seem to be by entering Alaazo in Sunday's $1 million Haskell Invitational, they're tinged with realism. The Hall of Fame trainer has no illusions about possibly beating star 3-year-old Big Brown with a horse who has just one career victory and has failed to hit the board in two straight allowance races. Full story »
Haskell Invitational-bound trainer McPeek knows the valleys too well
July 30, 2008, 8:14PM
He comes here on Sunday, a Kentucky boy with a Jersey-bred horse named Nistle's Crunch, to run against Big Brown, the hottest 3-year old in America, in the $1 million Haskell -- the only major-league horse race in the Land of the Garden State Parkway, Jersey Pizza by the slice and the Boss. "Like everybody else, we questioned whether Big... Full story »
Former Blair Academy star Luol Deng signs six-year contract with Bulls
July 30, 2008, 6:53PM
CHICAGO -- Restricted free agent forward Luol Deng and the Chicago Bulls have agreed to six-year contract that could be worth as much as $80 million. The 6-foot-9 Deng, who played at Blair Academy before starring at Duke, averaged 17 points and 6.3 rebounds last season, while shooting 47.9 percent. The Bulls are hoping Deng will be a big part... Full story »
Blog: Cooper's family OK after earthquake
July 30, 2008, 6:38PM
Outfielder James Cooper makes his home in Los Angeles. After Tuesday's game, he was asked how his family was doing following the 5.4-magnitude earthquake that hit California. He said he hadn't received any calls from family members, so he assumes all is well there. However, yesterday, Cooper said he spoke to his parents and girlfriend and all is well. Full story »
Thunder using Gardner to fill out the rotation
July 30, 2008, 6:18PM
BY ANTHONY COLEMAN TRENTON -- Thunder pitching coach Scott Aldred surprised the media with his response when asked how long reliever Michael Gardner will remain in the starting rotation. "That's a good question," Aldred said. "When you find out, let me know." Full story »
Slumping Thunder lose sixth straight
July 30, 2008, 6:14PM
TRENTON -- Something is se riously wrong here. The Thunder dropped their season-high sixth game in a row following last night's 4-2 setback to the Altoona Curve in front of 6,238 at Mercer County Waterfront Park. Full story »
Patriots beat Barnstormers
July 30, 2008, 4:46PM
BRIDGEWATER -- The Somerset Patriots defeated the Lancaster Barnstormers 5-1 before 5,095 fans at Commerce Bank Ballpark on Wednesday afternoon. The Patriots took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the third inning. First baseman Josh Pressley doubled and came around to score on an RBI double by left fielder Matt Hagen. Somerset extended the lead with three runs in... Full story »
Children not at risk for lead exposure from synthetic athletic fields, government report says
July 30, 2008, 2:14PM
TRENTON, N.J. -- Children aren't at risk for lead exposure from synthetic athletic fields, according to a report released today by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The commission evaluated synthetic athletic fields after lead was detected on some fields, raising worry about exposure to children. But the commission said no tested field released amounts of lead that would be... Full story »


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IDG News Service - An enhanced version of USB 3.0 will deliver up to 10Gbps, twice the data speed of current connections.
The 10G bps SuperSpeed USB supplement to the existing USB 3.0 specification is expected to be completed by the middle of the year, the USB 3.0 Promoter Group said Sunday at the International CES trade show in Las Vegas.
However, it didn't elaborate on when the first compatible products will arrive.
The new version will have improved data encoding for more efficient transfers, but will, despite the boost in capacity, be compatible with existing cables and connectors, according to the Promoter Group.
The faster transfer speed should be a boon for users that handle large files, including videos shot in full-HD and 3D, as well as photographs taken by cameras such as the new Nikon D600, which has a 24.3 megapixel sensor.
A conference discussing the 10G bps specification will be organized by Intel in the beginning of February.
The USB 3.0 Promoter Group is comprised of Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Microsoft, Renesas Electronics, ST-Ericsson and Texas Instruments. The group released its original version of the USB 3.0 specification in November 2008.
The Promoter Group has also developed the USB Power Delivery specification, which enables increased power delivery via USB cables and connectors.
Products compatible with the specification are currently being developed, according to the USB Implementers Forum.
On Sunday, the USB Implementers Forum also looked back at a successful 2012, during which the number of certified USB 3.0 products doubled compared to the previous year.
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D.C. Council moves to lower fines for speeding, most by $50
D.C. lawmakers on Tuesday signaled they will lower fines for speeders and other scofflaws caught by traffic cameras even as the city expands the program across the city — a trade-off that reflects the fragile business of letting machines issue tickets instead of live officers.
The D.C. Council gave preliminary approval to a bill that decreases most tickets by $50 for those who drive 10 to 25 mph over the limit, passing the legislation on first reading ahead of a final vote later this month. One of the bill's sponsors, Mary M. Cheh, Ward 3 Democrat, said the prevalence of cameras is more significant than the level of the fine.
"The thing that assures the highest compliance with traffic laws is the certainty that violators will be caught," she said from the dais at city hall on Tuesday.
The bill also orders Mayor Vincent C. Gray to evaluate existing speed limits around the city during the next year and, within six months, submit his plans for expanding automated traffic enforcement in the city.
Praised as a life-saver and decried as a predatory moneymaker, traffic camera programs are a slippery issue for lawmakers across the country. Cities and states must weigh public safety benefits against detractors who say the cameras are prone to inaccuracy and designed to fill government coffers.
Officials in Baltimore said they no longer have full confidence in the traffic cameras installed around the city after an investigation by The Baltimore Sun showed a series of motorists who should not have received tickets, based on the camera's own photos.
Meanwhile, lawmakers in towns from Illinois to Florida are considering whether they should reconfigure or shut down their red-light camera programs because they are not worth the cost, a move the Los Angeles City Council acted on in March, according to the Los Angeles Times. It was not the first traffic camera program to see an untimely death, after Arizona — an early adopter of automated enforcement — decided in 2010 to shut down its cameras after vandalism and an outcry about the tickets from residents.
Despite backlash across the country, a bevy of "Gucci-loafered lobbyists" are selling the safety and revenue benefits of automated enforcement to local governments on behalf of vendors who seek lucrative contracts to set up and maintain the cameras, said John B. Townsend, spokesman for AAA Mid-Atlantic's Washington office.
"It's the money," he said Tuesday. "And you have a very powerful vendor class in this country."
Mr. Townsend puts the nation's capital in the vanguard of traffic camera programs, especially when it comes to the city's return on its dollar.
D.C. lawmakers are putting their final stamps on a proposal that would decrease the fine for speeding by 11 to 15 mph from $125 to $75; for traveling 16 to 20 mph over the limit from $150 to $100; and for traveling 21 to 25 mph over the limit from $200 to $150. A motorist speeding 25 mph or more would still be ticketed for $250.
The bill, which also lowers the fines for blocking an intersection, failing to give right-of-way to a pedestrian or turning right on red without stopping or where it is prohibited, is expected to be up for a final vote at the next legislative session.
But the mayor upstaged the council last month by lowering the fines for speed-related infractions through regulatory action, although not as steeply as the council will. Under Mr. Gray's order, violators caught traveling up to 10 mph too fast are now fined $50 and those speeding 11 to 15 mph above the limit will be fined $100. However, motorists who exceed the limit by 25 mph or more will face a harsher fine of $300 instead of $250.
Mr. Gray had inserted a revenue provision in his fiscal 2013 budget that expands the use of automated traffic enforcement to speeders in tunnels, drivers who roll through stop signs and motorists who race through intersections to beat red lights. The measure, which was forecast to bring in an additional $25 million this fiscal year, was among a series of initiatives designed to ensure a balanced budget.
The mayor's budget team said automated traffic enforcement generated $27 million in higher-than-projected revenue in fiscal 2012. They still expect to bring in additional revenue from the cameras in the coming year, despite lowering fines. The mayor wants to dedicate $1.8 million of the funds toward hiring additional D.C. police officers, bringing the city's force to 4,000 officers.
Conversely, the District's chief financial officer says the council's proposal will cost the city $95 million over four years, prompting the mayor to say that there is no way to pay for it and that it cannot take effect.
"That's kind of irresponsible," Mr. Gray told reporters Monday. "Whenever I did legislation, I tried to figure out where the funding was coming from, so when the bill was passed we hopefully had identified the dollars that would support the legislation."
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FREDERICK, Md., July 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- American Spine has announced that Mike Yuan, MD, has joined its staff as their newest physician. Dr. Yuan joins Dr. Sandeep Sherlekar, MD, Atif Malik, MD, David Rodriquez, DO, Said Osman, MD, Charles Winters, MD, Malini Narayanan, MD, Ricky Kim, DO, Nilay Shah, MD, Lindsay Gonzalez, PA-C, Denise Hines, PA-C, Shirley Coffie, CRNP, Cheree Jamison, PA-C, Xavier Lennon, PA-C and Ginger Stewart, PA-C at the practice. American Spine Center has nine multi-disciplinary locations in the Maryland area and bring together an internationally recognized team of physicians with years of experience and expertise to treat pain in all its forms.
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UKA member comments on Milford KKK fliers
MILFORD, Conn. (WTNH)-- The United Klans of America says they've been handing out the fliers all over the country.
News 8's Erin Logan spoke with a man from the group.
The incoming call was from a man who says his name is Bradley Jenkins. His title with the UKA, he says "Imperial Wizard."
When asked why there are fliers handed out in sections of Milford and Orange, he says their purpose is to deter the bad guys, and they got reports of some car break-ins in the Darien area.
But, Darien is several miles from Milford and Orange.
Still, Jenkins says wherever the UKA has members and they hear of bad things going on in neighborhoods, they put out the fliers.
He said several times people have nothing to fear if they're doing nothing wrong and that he's been receiving positive feedback but, neighbors tell News 8 they are concerned.
"There is no concern to be had. There is no fear . There are no worries. The United Klans of America is a fraternal white organization that stands for the people of America," said Jenkins. The United Klans of America is no different than Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, they considered themselves not racist and people do not look at then as racist."
Jenkins assures that he will put News 8 in contact with a UKA member here in Connecticut.
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Something wonderfully catastrophic happens to each believer. We can walk with the herd or we can balk in the face of strong admonition. Neither will make us effectively Christian.
Something wonderfully catastrophic happens to each believer for when it happens it hurts our hearts terribly. One can never quite reach a pivotal point in life--regardless of energy and effort--until we move to the bottom by realizing we (me) (truly I) are disastrous sinners.
A lot of Sunday School talk has gone on for centuries under the guise that we talk about God, the world's condition, and what might be done to lead people to Jesus. A considerable amount of lip-service and foot- power will surely be given to both organization and projects.
But the bottom line changes....everything.
The bottom line is that we are wretched sinners at the bottom of the line. Preaching changes, reading the Word opens, criticism begins to melt, and attitude is significantly adjusted when one thing occurs; realization that we each are the chiefest of sinners.
When this truth strikes us we begin to feel....we begin to be emotionally connected. The difference is moving from a state of reading a book about being imprisoned for a week to being imprisoned for a week. Understanding abruptly increases because we shift from theory to experience.
The bottom line is that we are at the bottom of the line 'til Jesus becomes our Savior; not in theory but in experience. When this happens.....when we realize the enemy to God really was us--Romans 5:8-12--not only are we wonderfully blessed; but those who experience the new attitudinal us will be blessed as well.
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Sherwood Lee Bugg, 72, of Crossville, went to sleep in the Lord Dec. 17, 2012.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Sherwood Bugg Sr. and Betty Bugg-Platt; son, Wayne; and grandson, Jason.
He is survived by his wife, Pat Bugg; children, Nalani (Hoss), Trish (Ray), Rena (Brock) and Bert (Alex); eight grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
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Surya partners with Indian school feeding program
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CALHOUN, Ga. — Surya, a manufacturer of area rugs and home accessories, announced its partnership with The Akshaya Patra Foundation, one of the world's largest non-governmental organization-run school feeding programs.
Surya has made a five year commitment to help build this program of highest relevance for children in India by offering their time, expertise and financial support. Surya's financial contribution will feed 3,333 students each year for the next five years.
Surya was founded in rural North India and is very conscious of the health and educational challenges in rural areas. Akshaya Patra's mission that no child shall be deprived of education because of hunger had a special meaning for Satya Tiwari, president of Surya, who spent his childhood in a village outside of Banaras, India and continues to rely on weavers from these communities.
"Surya is very committed to improving the welfare of communities it works with", said Tiwari. "Access to quality education is critical for the sustenance of these communities and without adequate food, it is difficult for students to stay in school and learn. Surya wants to be part of that solution."
The Akshaya Patra Foundation, a public-private partnership, currently serves mid-day meals to more than 1.3 million children daily in more than 9,000 schools throughout 10 states of India. It costs Akshaya Patra only $15 to feed a child for an entire year. This meal gives these children an incentive to come to school, stay in school and provides them with the necessary nutrients they need to develop their cognitive abilities to focus on learning. In a short time, the foundation has grown to become the largest school lunch program in the world.
"We are delighted to forge this partnership with Surya," said Madhu Sridhar, president and CEO of Akshaya Patra USA. "As Akshaya Patra strives to become a role model for other NGOs, we look forward to engaging Surya and other strategic partners in meaningful ways so that Akshaya Patra can reach its next goal of feeding 5 million children by 2020."
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MOORE (AP) — Before residents of Moore can rebuild, they'll have to deal with the debris from the deadly tornado that devastated the Oklahoma City suburb: crushed wood, mangled siding and battered belongings that could make a pile reaching more than a mile into the sky.
The splintered remains' first stop is a landfill where items will be sorted, then recycled or burned. Bricks, for instance, will go to charity projects such as Habitat for Humanity; wood, paper and clothing will be incinerated.
"I could be sad about it, but it's not going to make anything come back. It's just a house. It's just stuff. We have each other," Jessie Childs said as bulldozer and backhoe operators reduced her house near the Plaza Towers Elementary School to a 10-foot pile of rubble.
The school was destroyed in the top-of-the scale EF5 tornado that carved a 17-mile path of destruction on May 20. In all, 24 people were killed, including seven children in the school.
With each load of debris, Moore moves another step closer to recovering from the storm that damaged or destroyed 4,000 homes and businesses. Against a cacophony of snapping lumber, crunching metal and the beep-beep of bulldozers in reverse, Clayton Powell sorted through the listing remains of his Moore home.
"You're sifting through rubble piles trying to find that one photo, memories you can't restore," Powell said. "I'm sure there are a few things I haven't even thought of and won't miss."
Presidential approval of a major disaster declaration typically covers 75 percent of the cost for communities to remove debris. In Moore's case, President Barack Obama approved even more assistance. Under a pilot program, the federal government will pay 85 percent of debris removal costs for the first 30 days and 80 percent for the next 60. The expectation is that quicker debris removal speeds up the overall recovery.
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