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Who can help?
From the uncertainty of diagnosis through to the busy period of treatment there are doctors, nurses and other health professionals who can help you find your way through the health care system.
Depending on the cancer type and treatment you have, several specialists may plan and manage your treatment, such as:
- a surgeon
- medical oncologist
- radiation oncologist
- haematologist
- urologist
- palliative care specialist.
You may want to ask your specialist all your questions but often you have limited time so it is best to use that time to talk about treatment. It's often helpful to ask junior doctors, such as resident medical officers and registrars, who can get information from your specialist.
Other staff
Other staff may be able to help you sooner with questions and concerns. Those staff will then take your concerns back to the doctor and other people in the treatment team.
Cancer care coordinator and clinical nurse consultant
The cancer care coordinator (CCC) and clinical nurse consultant (CNC) are senior nurses who monitor a patient from throughout treatment, and work closely with specialists. There may be CCCs for specific cancer types in large hospitals, while smaller hospitals may have general CCCs. In hospitals that don't have either CCCs or CNCs, the Nursing Unit Manager (NUM) may have a similar central role.
Social worker
The social worker is a vital person in your health care team because they are the primary point of contact for practical issues that affect life outside hospital, such as transport, accommodation, financial assistance, child care and home nursing care.
Allied health
- dietitian – supports and educates you about nutrition and diet
- psychologist, counsellor and pastoral worker – help you manage your feelings and cope with changes to your life as a result of cancer or treatment
- physiotherapist and occupational therapist – help you return to your normal activities. A physiotherapist can also help with physical side effects, such as lymphoedema.
Your general practitioner (GP)
It is important you have a good relationship with a GP who knows you and your medical history. Keep your GP informed while you're being treated in hospital. The treating team should provide information to your GP every time you are discharged, and specialists should send test results to your GP.
You can talk over treatment options with your GP, who can also arrange second opinions.
Deciding on specialist care
It is important that you feel comfortable and confident with your choice of specialist because you will work closely with that person and they will have a lot of influence over your care.
Public or private treatment
You are entitled to be treated as a public patient in a public hospital. If you need or want to be treated in the public system, you can be referred to any doctor regardless of where they are located. Keep in mind, though, that public hospitals may give priority to patients in their local area health service, so you may have to wait longer if you want to be treated by a particular doctor outside your area.
If you have private insurance, you can be treated as a private patient in a private facility. You can also choose to be treated in a public hospital at any stage of your treatment to avoid out-of-pocket expenses.
Choosing a specialist
Under the Medicare system, you need a referral to see a specialist. This referral can come from a GP or another doctor. Some patients are happy to leave the choice of specialist to their GP. However, if you want to be involved, this is your right.
If you are having surgery as a public patient in the public system, the hospital will choose your surgeon. You can have a say, though, by researching a public treatment centre that may treat more of your type of cancer.
Questions to ask the surgeon or oncologist
- How many cancer operations have you done in total?
- How many cases of my type of cancer did you manage last year?
- Which hospitals do you work in?
- Do you work within a multidisciplinary team or have access to one?
- Do you work within a treatment centre that is known for specialising in the type of cancer I have?
Cancer Institute NSW website has lists of questions to ask cancer specialists.
Key issues in choosing a specialist
Volume of patients
Some doctors and treatment centres have particular expertise in treating certain types of cancer because they do it a lot and therefore have more practice. In some types of cancer, particularly breast cancer, there is evidence that doctors who have a high volume of patients have the best outcomes.
Multidisciplinary care
There is evidence that patients have better outcomes if their doctor works as part of a multidisciplinary care team. This means health care professionals work together to plan treatment and manage a patient's care.
The team, which often includes a surgeon, medical oncologist, radiation oncologist, care coordinator, nurse and social worker, meets regularly to review cases and consider treatment options.
They also discuss how best to help the patient cope with the physical and emotional effects of cancer.
Specialist centres
There may be treatment centres that specialise in the type of cancer you have. These centres see many patients and also tend to see rarer cancers.
The best way to find out if there's a treatment centre like this for you is to talk to people in the know – your GP, other patients, the Cancer Council Helpline and patient advocacy groups such as Cancer Voices NSW.
How to find a specialist
- Ask your GP – Your GP should have clear reasons for referring you to a particular specialist and you are entitled to ask about those reasons and to receive an answer. Is it because the doctor has particular skills or simply because they are nearby?
- Ask friends – Try to find someone who has been through a similar experience. While everyone is different, it's helpful to share information.
- Look in directories and then ask your GP for a referral:
- Cancer Council Australia's specialist directory
- Royal Australasian College of Surgeons' list of surgeons
- National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre's service directory.
- Call the Cancer Council Helpline – the Helpline can't refer you to a doctor, but can provide general information about choosing one.
Rural patients
In rural areas, your GP may refer you to a local specialist or treatment centre, or to a visiting oncologist. Some regional specialists treat many cancer patients and there are also some excellent regional cancer centres. However, some regional specialists treat far fewer cancer cases than city doctors and there may be a longer wait to see the visiting oncologist.
If you're prepared to travel for cancer treatment, tell your GP. It's your right to choose whether you want treatment close to home – if it's available – or to be referred out of area.


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Black & White — Dragons Exalted (Japanese: リューズブラスト・リューノブレード Dragon Blast · Dragon Blade) is the name given to the sixth main expansion of cards from the English Black & White Series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The Japanese release is the fifth of the BW era.
The might of dragons is yours to control in a way that can change your game forever—as a brand-new Energy type! Rayquaza. Giratina. Hydreigon. Few Pokémon inspire awe and wonder like Dragon-type Pokémon, and in the Dragons Exalted expansion, they come ready to rule the game! And with a grand mix of all-new Pokémon-EX and a horde of Dragon-type Pokémon to take to the skies and take the battlefield by storm, plus new Trainer cards and new Special Energy cards, you'll be ready for the roar of dragons and the glory of battle!
Dragons Exalted is the first set to feature the Dragon-type in English, including 2 Dragon-type Pokémon-EX cards, Rayquaza-EX and Giratina-EX. In addition to these two Pokémon-EX, four others were released: Ho-Oh-EX, Mew-EX, Terrakion-EX, and Registeel-EX. The set includes all the cards from the Japanese Dragon Blast and Dragon Blade expansions, and their two accompanying half decks, the Garchomp Half Deck and the Hydreigon Half Deck, whose featured cards Garchomp and Hydreigon were later the focus of the English Theme Decks DragonSpeed and DragonSnarl.
Dragons Exalted includes 128 different cards: 4 of which are Secret cards. The Secret cards are Shiny Pokémon: a reprint of Serperior and Reuniclus from Black & White (White Collection in Japan), a reprint of Krookodile from Dark Explorers (Dark Rush in Japan), and a card without an English release of the normal print before it, Rayquaza. Rayquaza's normal print was included in the Japanese Dragon Selection sub-set, which had not been released in English by the time the Shiny print was released in Dragons Exalted.
This set features many Pokémon whose Abilities activate when they come into play to evolve a player's Pokémon, such as Roserade, Ninetales, and Aggron. To further enhance these Abilities, Devolution Spray from Base Set was reprinted with the same effect of Neo Discovery's Hyper Devolution Spray's effect. Related to this, Golurk has an attack that can devolve the Defending Pokémon.
Like every set since Next Destinies, the expansion features locations around Unova, focusing on N's Castle and the Unova Pokémon League. This is most evident through the set's artwork; for example, Houndour can be found in N's Castle and Gyarados is depicted outside the Pokémon League. These aren't the only locations featured throughout the set as Hoppip is outside Dragonspiral Tower and Aipom is in N's Playroom.
The Prerelease promo is Altaria from the BW Black Star Promos. This card erroneously credits the illustrator as HiRON when the actual illustrator for this print is 5ban Graphics. Magmortar is printed with an alternate artwork than the one released in the Japanese Dragon Blade. Additionally, Hoppip was erroneously printed with Skiploom's Pokémon Black and White Pokédex entry. The Hoppip error was corrected by the time the Keldeo Box was released in October 2012.
Officially, the English release of the set contains 124 cards. Between alternate holofoils, promotional stamps, reverse holofoils, and Secret cards, the set contains 250 cards (not including error cards). A list of the non standard cards can be seen below.
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28/124 | Milotic | Non Holo DragonSpeed theme deck exclusive | |||
40/124 | Ampharos | Cosmos Holo Legendary Treasures Blister exclusive | |||
59/124 | Golurk | Non Holo DragonSnarl theme deck exclusive | |||
80/124 | Aggron | Cosmos Holo Legendary Treasures Blister exclusive | |||
91/124 | Garchomp | Cracked Ice Holo DragonSpeed theme deck exclusive | |||
98/124 | Hydreigon | Cracked Ice Holo DragonSnarl theme deck exclusive | |||
117/124 | Blend Energy GFPD | E | Crosshatch Holo 2012 Player Rewards (Tier 2) | ||
118/124 | Blend Energy WLFM | E | Crosshatch Holo 2012 Player Rewards (Tier 2) | ||
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Rome's streets are filled with unique shopping opportunities and you'll most likely find yourself stumbling upon the best shops by accident. You may also realize that when you do find an amazing shop, you rarely remember its name, but always seem to make your way back there.
Customer Service Shopping in Rome is a great way to practice your Italiano. The moment you step through the door you will be immediately greeted with a warm, "Buon Giorno!" or " Buona Sera!". Instead of mumbling a quick "hello" or a small smile like most of us do in the US, respond with just as enthusiastic of a greeting and encourage a little conversation. When shopping in small stores or boutiques don't be put off if you are followed and recommended various items. At the same time, don't feel pressured into buying something just because you feel bad leaving after getting their hopes up for a sale. After a few days in Rome it will become clear that the customer service Italians lack in restaurants is more than made up for in shops.
Saldi! When the temperatures are at their most extreme in the months of January and August, take to the stores to escape the weather and embrace the saldi! Only twice a year stores in Italy bring out red markers and slash their prices in preparation for the new season. Virtually every store participates in the ritual and will have windows clearly marked with "Saldi, Saldi, Saldi!" Street Shopping When the sun is up and the temperature is right, Roman streets will begin to fill with an abundance of cheap portable shops in the shape of street vendors. You will be surprised to find that street vendors offer everything from shoes to shirts, towels to tights, and even some necessary kitchen supplies. Prices can range from €3 for boots to €5 for button down shirts for guys. Bargains can be found around virtually very corner, but keep in mind, with prices that cheap, don't expect your new favorite pair of boots to last very long.
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Where to Shop
There are a few streets in Rome that have become synonymous with shopping, so if you have enough room in your budget and want to treat your wardrobe to some authentic Italian style, head to some of our favorite areas:
Via del Corso If you ever find yourself in Piazza del Popolo and have a sudden urge to shop, you are in luck. After taking in the beauty of the twin churches, head down Via del Corso, the street that is situated directly in the middle of the two churches. Once there, you will find yourself in the midst of a variety of stores ranging from major brands like United Colors of Benetton to smaller boutiques.
Spanish StepsVia dei Condotti, Via Borgognona and Via Frattina Prada anyone? Hopefully you'll only be window shopping in this area, seeing as it is home to some of the world's most popular and expensive designers. Nonetheless, it's still an experience watching Rome's wealthy and taking in the amazing window displays.
Via Cola di Rienzo This street should sound pretty familiar seeing as it's located just a couple of blocks away from campus. Cola di Rienzo is one of the main shopping streets in Rome, offering everything from clothing boutiques, shoe stores, grocery stores and tons of cafes. The best way to end a stroll down Cola di Rienzo is to stop by Old Bridge Gelateria for some of the Pope's favorite gelato in all of Rome!
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Porta PorteseSundays, 7AM- 2PMRome's largest and most unique flea market is Porta Portese. Every Sunday, the Porta Portese market emerges in the form of hundreds of vendors selling anything from clothing, antiques, art, jewelry, and knick knacks, just to name a few. Be sure to practice your Italian before you go, bargaining is a sport there, and coming prepared with a few key phrases is a wise idea.
Below is a list of some of our favorite name brand stores that we would recommend:
Brandy & MelvilleVia Cola di Rienzo, 136Based out of Rome, Brandy & Melville offers a perfect combination of LA meets European style. While Brandy does offer endless amounts of must have clothes, we would recommended giving yourself a budget even before you enter the store seeing as prices may sometimes be a little steep. However, just like any other store, B&M offers great steels if you have a little patience and an eye for bargains. PromodAlthough Promod is a French company, their clothing translates impeccably throughout all of Europe. Their stores offer designer influenced clothing at a budget you can afford. From casual tops to picture perfect summer dresses, you will be able to find a wide variety of clothing for every style. Lucky for us, Promod does not follow the strict saldi schedule and often holds sales throughout the year IntimissiIntimissi can be described as being similar to Victoria's Secret, but without the angels and a bit more simple. Stocked with the basic undergarment essentials, Intimissi is an Italian company geared towards supplying Romans with comfortable sleepwear, colorful underwear and a vast assortment of tights.
ZaraVia del Corso, 129-235 For some reason, shopping at a Zara in Europe is a much different experience than shopping at Zara in the United States. Zara stores in Europe tend to stock clothing that is more shaped to the local style, in contrast to H & M who stocks the same clothing worldwide. In addition, while Zara's TRF line is difficult to come by in New York stores, the Zara on Via del Corso reserves much of their floor space for the TRF line.
H&MAlthough H&M can be found worldwide, it's still a great store to return to for the basics. With cheap tanks and t-shirts and plenty of winter accessories to compliment your newfound Italian style, H&M is an affordable option for quick fixes to your travel-worn wardrobe.


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Two days event: workshop on Information and Communication Technology (joint workshop for GA NGO representatives from B&H, Montenegro, and Serbia), and Action Planning (relevant for GA NGO representatives from Montenegro and Serbia) will take place in Tivat (Montenegro) on 10-12 of April.
Representatives of NGOs from Montenegro, Bosnia&Herzegovina and Serbia will be present as well as local coordinators.
From Milieukontakt Sofiya Lukyanchuk and Chris van den Sanden will be present.
Report of the ICT workshop can be downloaded here:
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Yoo passes high school qualification examA 10-year-old boy has passed the 2012 high school graduation exam, becoming the youngest test-taker to pass the test. Yoo Seung-won, living in Guri, east of Seoul, had his name posted on Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education's list of those who passed the exam, Friday. Yoo's mother was overjoyed as she had to struggle against regulations that had hindered her son's academic progress. When her son had stayed in Okcheon, North Chungcheong Province, with his grandparents, the Daejeon Metropolitan Office of Education had kept the minimum age for test-takers of the middle school entrance exam at 12, which disqualified him from taking the test. Yoo's mother filed a suit with the Daejeon District Court in April last year, seeking an injunction to lift or ease the age requirement. "It's unfair that the middle school entrance exam has an age limit of 12 years of age," she said. Her son, born in August 2001, had taken a couple of years off from school since fourth grade for personal reasons, but had wished to attend middle school with his peers. The suit was accepted and Yoo passed the middle school entrance exam in May 2011, at age nine. In August the same year, he passed the high school equivalent. His mother won in the first trial last October. She is waiting for a decision in a higher court which is to conclude the case on May 24. "It was a difficult journey, fighting against regulations that are not compatible with the legal system," said Yoo's mother. "I cannot express how happy I am that my son passed the exam," she said. She added that she hopes the legal dispute will be successfully concluded. Concerning Yoo's remarkable achievements in passing the exams, she said there was nothing special about his studying habits. "He didn't have any private tutoring and he wasn't confined to studying either," said his mother. "However, he did receive a lot of help from his older sister who is currently attending graduate school after completing university through the qualification exam." Yoo's mother also said that since both she and Yoo's father work, her son had stayed with his grandparents. "I think his grandparents' love and care helped him to get through the difficult process," she said. She also mentioned the situation in which the number of students who have stopped attending school has reached 60,000 to 70,000 in the nation. "I hope that Seung-won's case will help eliminate prejudice that people have toward students in a similar situation," she said, adding, "It would be greatly rewarding if Seung-won could give hope to them and become a role model." |


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Odp: Are phones getting too big?
Keep in mind google talk is XMPP based IM network with external communication, google+ messanger runs on top of it. XMPP means its like email-like IM, so it can communicate with other XMPP open networks, not much people realize that as there no other popular open XMPP network. Lot of companies (most notibly facebook) that use XMPP close there network from external communication killing XMPP major pros, but if ever this marketing bubble will pop google talk will be a lot more useful and integrating with OS (what ever it means as google talk is already pretty transparent) makes more sence.
Re: Are phones getting too big?
As far as this NA market goes, apps are crucial. Remember when PB came out, the biggest thing RIM tried to marketed was the best web browsing experience. Their CEOs at the time believed that with a superior browser that functions like a desktop with flash support, you didn't need apps.
We have to look at apps now in the same way we look at store spots in a mall. If you walk through the halls, and its empty halls, people will just leave. Same applies to the app experience. BlackBerry i think understands this now and is focused on making it easier to develop apps, especially with the fact that android apps are nearly functional on the qnx platform with very little repackaging involved.
But besides apps, android has a few big pluses at the moment, and that's mapping and google sync. Exchange is fine, but the average consumer is not paying for that, and what we're left with now is no instant push email, only 15 minute sync.
Sent from my DInc2 using Tapatalk 2 - 02-03-2013, 10:05 AM #303
Re: Are phones getting too big?
Gtalk is a separate app its not really baked in at all its just preloaded. As for functionality it's closed source so you really can't speculate on how hard it is to add functionality to it. As far as updating it, it would be an update through the play store like every other app so if people allow automatic updates then it could propagate like any other app. Gapps aren't baked in all of them are separate apps that just come with the phone the biggest issue is where OEM's place the app aka /system/app causing you to be unable to remove it.
G+ is a social network and its chat feature is part of that although I would love to see it's hangout feature added into gtalk again both are closed source so we can't.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2 - 02-03-2013, 10:29 AM #305
Re: Are phones getting too big?
Well by definition the larger 720p display will be less sharp than the smaller 720p display, but to an extent this is also affected by the DPI. For example with standard 20/20 vision the Note 2 would look just as sharp as the HOX at 5" away if you adjusted the DPI to be inversely proportional to the increase in screen size. A system DPI of about 200 on the Note will provide similar OS-level sharpness as the HOX. This is because of the relatively large size of the UI elements that you mentioned. The angular sub tense of ~1.0 gives the N2 about the right screen size to resolution ratio.
I think for large-screened devices like the Note there is far more that can be done with the UI real estate. Just making standard Android bigger by preserving the 240dpi isn't cutting it. I saw a full screen widget/launcher concept/alpha a while back that looked like just the ticket.
Sent from my SGH-T889 using Tapatalk 2 - 02-03-2013, 04:47 PM #306
Re: Are phones getting too big?
I don't disagree, but apps are still a huge deal to everyone. If BB can get enough on their store which it appears they might then they may pull it off. But I would not say that what Nokia has done with the Lumia is much of a success story in the big picture. All anyone ever says about WP is that there are no apps.
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HTC Desire + Samsung Galaxy SIIx + Transformer TF101 and Prime + Nexus 4 - 02-03-2013, 11:30 PM #309
Re: Are phones getting too big?
I never understood Apple boasting about number of iPhone apps. Now Google needs to boast about their number. Windows Phone and BlackBerry followed suit.
I don't care about millions of apps. I just want good apps and games.
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Re: Are phones getting too big?
I want apps and widgets that allow me to customize my phone. There is only one place to get those apps.
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HTC Desire + Samsung Galaxy SIIx + Transformer TF101 and Prime + Nexus 4Thanked by: - 02-04-2013, 01:21 AM #313
Re: Are phones getting too big?
All you have to do is go to to see the difference between Android and iOS. It pretty much sums up the difference between the OS's. One is boring and uninspiring and the other is alive, unique and a growing living community that are pushing the envelope.
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HTC Desire + Samsung Galaxy SIIx + Transformer TF101 and Prime + Nexus 4 - 02-04-2013, 07:00 AM #315
Re: Are phones getting too big?
Remember though. A robust app store, even if it has apps u don't care for, shows popularity, it shows traffic, commitment ppl have for the os, and it sort of solidifies their existence. Without that, people just have a hard time committing because of fears the platform won't survive.
So in the end, apps are important for the ecosystem in general even if "you or i per say" don't want or need all its offerings.
Its like a mall that has a lots of stores you don't want, but yet, it keeps the hallways always packed so that when you do go to visit only the stores you like, you do so feeling that "this mall" is a hotspot that ppl like a lot.
And the more traffic you have, the more venders,and even "quality" venders come for the ride.
Sent from my DInc2 using Tapatalk 2 - 11-02-2013, 07:49 PM #316
Re: Are phones getting too big?
I dont buy this argument, the 5s is as powerful as the S4 and its tiny. Sure its cpu isnt as powerful on paper but we arent using paper we are using a phone. Something not brought up here is the fact that there are a lot of people who want a smaller user friendly phone that doesnt have second rate specs, and in the android world it just doesnt exist. If I want a 4inch screen then the ancient S2 is still about the best alternative. I also find it insulting samsung calling the S4 mini an S4 at all.
the S2 sold so incredibly well I dont understand why they dont release a fully speced phone in this size.
I would have bought it instead of going for their old s2 if they had. - 11-03-2013, 11:01 AM #317
Re: Are phones getting too big?
Yup too big. I think some OEMS are starting to realize they have to make the phones smaller (edge to edge) but thats not enough so they include a mode that uses part of the screen, I mean really? I'm not saying get rid of big phones entirely, their is a market. But make phones reasonable again! Like the Moto X. Nice big 4.7" screen, small form factor.
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Nichole Rain Vanmeter was born to Ciara Jinks and Patrick Vanmeter, of Litchfield, at 9:11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2012 at Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville.
She weighed 8 pounds, 4.5 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Carol Mclean and Carl Jinks, of Litchfield.
Paternal grandparents are Eppie Martin and Chris Martin, of Litchfield.
Maternal great-grandparents are Sandi Gruezner and William D. Jinks, of Litchfield.
Paternal great-grandparents are Patsy and Eddie Vanmeter, of Libby, Mont.
Donald Earl Bolin
Donald Earl Bolin was born to Stephanie and Andrew Bolin, of Susanville at 12:50 p.m. June 22, 2011 at Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville.
He weighed 7 pounds, 1 ounce and was 20-1/4 inches long.
Maternal grandparent is Charlene Kirby, of Westwood.
Paternal grandparent is Shelley Bolin, of Westwood.
He joins siblings Cadince, 3, Andrew, 2 and Sharabeth.
Priscilla Jin Salverson
Priscilla Jin Salverson was born to Yuting and Wade Salverson, of Susanville, at 5:20 p.m. Monday, Jan. 2, 2012 at Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville, Calif.
She weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20-1/4 inches long.
Logan Scott Hibbitts
Logan Scott Hibbitts was born to Jessica and Kurtis Hibbitts, of Wahiawa, Hawaii, at 9:10 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011 at Tripler Army Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii.
He weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and was 20 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Rebecca and Gabriel Romero, of Susanville.
Paternal grandparents are Beverly and Gerry Hibbitts, of Janesville.
Maternal great-grandparents are Sandra (deceased) and Jack Toothaker, of Susanville, and Bertha Romero (deceased).
Paternal great-grandparents are Janice and Gerald (deceased) Jackson, of Auburn, Calif.; Sherry and Dennis Wilkins, of San Jose, Calif.; and Jan and Frank Hibbitts, of Palo Alto, Calif.
Iris Kai Rice
Iris Kai Rice was born to Reesa and Bill Rice, of Susanville, at 7:29 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 at Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville.
She weighed 9 pounds, 9 ounces and was 22 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Candice and Russell David, of Susanville.
Paternal grandparents are Kathy Cardin, of Klamath Falls, Ore. and Dan Rice, of Susanville.
She joins sibling Wyatt, 4.
Liam Kade Honea
Liam Kade Honea was born to Brianna and Jeffrey Honea, of Susanville, at 4:21 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13, 2012 at Banner Lassen Medical Center in Susanville.
He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Dana and Timothy Cannon, of Susanville.
Paternal grandparents are Gloria Honea and Rick Honea (deceased), of Susanville.
Maternal great-grandparent is Wilma Cannon, of Susanville.
Paternal great-grandparents are Helen and John Choo, of Susanville.
He joins sibling Lilah Grace, 2.
Bailee Ann Jackson
Bailee Ann Jackson was born to Andrea and Chris Jackson, of Clarksville, Tenn., at 6:35 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, 2011 at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Ky.
She weighed 7 pounds, 2 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Maternal grandparents are Laura and Glen Terry, of Westwood.
Paternal grandparents are Joyce and David Harwood, of Susanville and Charley Jackson, of Lake Havasu City, Ariz.
Maternal great-grandparents are Georgann Hicks, of Richmond, Va. and Mary Eva Terry, of Mt. Home, Idaho.
Paternal great-grandparents are Linda Hancock, of Susanville; Chuck Niemeyer, of Susanville; Shirley and Larry Jackson, of Little Rock, Ark.; and Gail and Lowell Harwood, of Janesville.
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In 2013, public support for the death penalty inched down; executions decreased and the number of death penalty states declined, according to an annual report by the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Tuesday introduced legislation that would bar almost all private employers—but not the federal government—from running pre-employment credit checks on prospective new hires, calling it "an issue of basic fairness."
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A federal appellate court kept alive South Carolina-based Occupy Columbia's federal lawsuit against a raft of state officials following protesters' arrest in November 2011 for violating a curfew outside the state capitol building.
4th Cir.
July 3, 2008
The 4th Circuit affirmed the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina in its decision to abstain and stay a case, under Burford v. Sun Oil Co. (1943), before the appellants filed a timely response to objections by the appellees to a magistrate judge?s recommendation that the district court enter summary judgment in favor of the appellants on the appellees? federal substantive due process claim. The appellants appealed the denial of their Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 60(b) motion and contested the underlying merits of the district court?s decision to abstain. The appeals court concluded that the district court did not abuse its discretion in abstaining and staying the case under Burford.
For appellants: Susan Burkhart, Cranfill, Sumner & Hartzog, Raleigh, NC
For appellees: Robin Currin, Poyner & Spruill, Raleigh, NC
4th Cir.
June 30, 2008
The 4th Circuit affirmed a sentence imposed by the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in a case in which the defendant entered a guilty plea to "knowingly driving or operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, third offense within ten years" and to "driving a motor vehicle on a highway while [his] operator's license was suspended and/or revoked," in violation of Virginia statutes which were assimilated into federal law by the Assimilative Crimes Act. The district court sentenced the defendant to 27 months imprisonment, based on the circumstances of the crime and the defendant's extensive history of alcohol abuse. The defendant appealed his sentence, contending that it was unreasonable because (1) the district court refused to consider adequately the sentence recommended by Virginia's sentencing guidelines and (2) the sentence was, in any event, "far too long." The appeals court affirmed the sentence, stating that the district court's sentence was neither procedurally erroneous nor substantively unreasonable, as those standards are articulated in Gall v. United States (2007), and therefore the court did not need to proceed to the secondary question of whether the sentence was "plainly unreasonable."
For appellant: Larry Dash, Office of the Federal Public Defender, Norfolk, Va.
For appellee: Dee Sterling, U.S. Attorney's Office, Norfolk, Va.
4th Cir.
June 30, 2008
The 4th Circuit reversed a decision of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia remanding this class action, which involved alleged violations of the West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act, to state court. The district court found that the defendant, who sought removal to federal court, failed to show that the matter in controversy exceeded the jurisdictional threshold established by the Class Action Fairness Act. The appeals court reversed, concluding that the district court "either misread or construed too broadly" the issues raised by the complaint and the definition of the putative class. The appeals court accordingly remanded the matter to the district court for further proceedings.
For appellant: Jeffrey Wakefield, Flaherty Sensabaugh & Bonasso, Charleston, W.Va.
For appellees: William Bands, Bell & Bands, Charleston, W.Va.
Fed. Cir.
July 2, 2008
The Federal Circuit affirmed a decision of the U.S. Court of International Trade, after a trial on the merits, holding that three styles of sport sandals had been properly classified under subheading 6404.19.35 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States. The court rejected the plaintiff?s effort to reclassify the sandals as athletic footwear, agreeing with the trial court?s determination that the goods in question indisputably fit within the plain language of that unambiguous subheading (?[f]ootwear with outer soles of rubber, plastics .¿.¿. and uppers of textile materials .¿.¿. with open toes or open heels .¿.¿.?) and were not like the enumerated exemplars of subheading 6404.11.80 (?tennis shoes, basketball shoes, gym shoes, training shoes .¿.¿.?), all of which had closed uppers.
For plaintiff-appellant: Patrick Gill, Rode & Qualey, New York
For defendant-appellee: Marcella Powell, Department of Justice, New York
Fed. Cir.
June 25, 2008
The Federal Circuit affirmed a decision of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims dismissing as time-barred the plaintiff's claim for military pay from the date of an asserted wrongful military discharge to the date when he would have achieved longevity retirement, and technical reinstatement and entitlement to retirement benefits. The appeals court agreed with the trial court's holding that since more than six years had elapsed from the date of the plaintiff's involuntary but honorable discharge until the complaint was filed, the claim was barred by the Tucker Act's statute of limitations.
For plaintiff-appellant: Rickie Young, Stockbridge, Ga,. pro se.
For defendant-appellee: Tara Kilfoyle, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
Fed. Cir.
June 19, 2008
The Federal Circuit affirmed in part, reversed in part, and vacated in part a judgment issued by the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York in a patent infringement action involving semiconductor technology and processes to inspect electronic components. At issue on appeal was the district court's final judgment finding the asserted patents unenforceable, invalid for obviousness, and not infringed. The final judgment also included a provision that rendered related patents, derived from the same common parent application, unenforceable.
For plaintiff-appellant: Kurt Niederluecke, Fredrikson & Byron, Minneapolis, Minn.
For defendant-appellee: Robert Kunstadt, New York.
DC Cir.
July 25, 2008
The D.C. Circuit vacated and remanded a decision of the district court granting summary judgment to the United States in a Freedom of Information Act suit. The appellant, a parcel tanker shipping company, sought amnesty agreements entered into by the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice under its corporate leniency program. The court found that only two possible FOIA exemptions were applicable and that the record did not support the district court's conclusion that exempt portions of the documents were not reasonably segregable.
For appellant: J. Mark Gidley, White & Case, Washington, D.C.
For appellee: Alisa Klein, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
DC Cir.
July 1, 2008
The D.C. Circuit affirmed in part and reversed in part the district court in a case in which the plaintiff claimed that the FBI discriminated and retaliated against him when it dismissed him from the FBI Academy because of his post-traumatic stress disorder, in violation of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The appeals court found no error by the trial court concerning the plaintiff's retaliation claim but found that the plaintiff presented enough evidence to allow a reasonable jury to make certain findings in his favor regarding his disability claim and, therefore, reversed the grant of summary judgment on this issue.
For appellant: Lisa Banks, Katz, Marshall & Banks, Washington, D.C.
For appellees: Marina Braswell, U.S. Attorney's Office, Washington, D.C.
DC Cir.
July 1, 2008
The D.C. Circuit affirmed a judgment of the district court in a case in which the defendant alleged on appeal that the more than 21 months that passed between his indictment and trial violated the Speedy Trial Act. The government argued that two pretrial filings and a superseding indictment triggered periods of excludable delay that brought the defendant's trial within the required time frame under the act. The appeals court agreed that the defendant's trial did not violate the Speedy Trial Act.
For appellant: Mary Davis (appointed by the court), Davis & Davis, Washington, D.C.
For appellee: Sarah Chasson, U.S. Attorney's Office, Washington, D.C.
D.C. Ct. App.
July 3, 2008
The D.C. Court of Appeals reversed a grant of summary judgment issued by the D.C. Superior Court in favor of the defendant in a case considering whether the D.C. Human Rights Act allows an employee to initially raise a claim of national origin discrimination on evidence of an English proficiency requirement. Considering this issue of first impression, the appeals court held that the act does allow this. The appeals court also held that timely filing a claim with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which in turn cross-files, tolled the time for filing a private cause of action under D.C. law. The court remanded the case for further proceedings.
For appellant: James Rubin, The Rubin Employment Law Firm, Rockville, Md.
For appellee: F. Joseph Nealon, Ballard Spahar Andrews & Ingersoll, Washington, D.C
D.C. Ct. App.
July 3, 2008
The D.C. Court of Appeals ordered respondent Fritz H. Schneider disbarred from the practice of law in the District of Columbia. This reciprocal disciplinary matter followed Schneider's 2007 disbarment by consent in the State of Maryland, after he stipulated to violating certain Maryland Rules of Professional Conduct stemming from his failure to file a timely complaint on behalf of his client and his attempts to conceal that neglect by misrepresenting that the case had settled and paying the client out of his personal funds.
D.C. Ct. App.
July 3, 2008
The D.C. Court of Appeals reversed the D.C. Superior Court?s entry of a civil protection order against the appellant in a case where both parties sought mutual CPOs. The appellant alleged on appeal that (1) the CPO against her was improper as a matter of law; (2) under the facts of this case, the CPO against her was improper; and (3) the trial court abused its discretion by denying her request for counsel fees. In addition to reversing the CPO against the appellant, the appeals court also remanded the matter for the trial court to reconsider the appellant?s request for counsel fees.
For appellant: Clifton Elgarten, Crowell Moring, Washington, D.C.
For appellee: Karl Okeke, pro se.
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6 Weeks of Wonder
B. is all in the family and we take any opportunity to share and make merry with kids. And to dress up our logo.
My little sister, Miss Kristine, celebrated Groundhog Day with her students yesterday—and B. was invited to the party. A box full of crayons and seventeen B. stencils got the students in her 2nd grade class skipping down B.eauty-color Avenue to dress up Punxsutawney Phil and his shadow. How wonderfully unique all of our B. stencils became : )
This year Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, which means we should expect six more weeks of winter. Maybe it's time to cross our fingers for a little snow this year, and prepare six weeks of winter activities? Here are a few to get you started: Watch your children bundle dive outside and make snow angels. Go out and make one with them—and don't forget to get it on camera! Have an acorn hunt. Make maple syrup popsicles. Decorate a snowman/snowgal with Pop-Arty! beads.
Embrace it now because Spring is just around the corner and any white, sparkling snow we get will melt just like ice-cream does on a hot summer's day.


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With the kids now out of school, and sunny weather finally here, it's time to get out and enjoy all that Plumas County has to offer.
A quick look at our Events Around Plumas calendar reveals a number of no-cost and low-cost options, many suitable for the whole family. There are choices for every taste — from book signings to square dancing.
This weekend alone you can listen to music, take a garden tour, send your kids to a basketball camp, take a wine walk or a bird walk, participate in a horseman's play day, try a line at a fishing derby, bicycle around Lake Almanor or participate in a poker run. Truly, we will never understand those folks who say there's nothing to do in Plumas County!
Can't afford a vacation this year? Try a "staycation" right here in Plumas. Make this the year to explore another area of Plumas or neighboring Lassen County. We know there are places and events we've always wanted to check out, but haven't gotten around to. Make this the summer to do so.
Don't know where to start? Stop by your local Feather Publishing office and pick up free copies of our visitors and dining guides. There's enough information in them to keep you exploring for many summers.
If you do have a few greenbacks to spend, please spend them with area merchants. You don't have to go overboard, but sandwiches for a picnic here, ice cream after a day of fishing there … it all adds up. Having a variety of unique businesses is part of what makes Plumas a great place to explore, whether you're a tourist here or a resident playing tourist.
While you're out enjoying the season's pleasures, please take care. Officials are warning that streams and lakes are running cold and fast right now, so take the proper precautions, like wearing a personal flotation device and appropriate clothing. It is very easy to get hypothermic in cold water, a contributing factor in all too many drownings.
Protect yourself from the sun, which is more intense at our higher altitudes. Stay hydrated — but not with alcohol. And please, please, please do not drink and drive. Be on the lookout for out-of-town drivers unfamiliar with our mountain roadways.
Hope to see you out and about. Here's to a safe, profitable and fun summer for all of Plumas County.
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Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in the environment can interfere with the synthesis and action of hormones responsible for reproduction and development, however their effects on ovarian function are little known.
Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) were analyzed, using years 1999-2002 for 5,708 women over 18 years of age who were not pregnant or breastfeeding, not using estrogen therapy and with no bilateral oophorectomy. Data were controlled for race/ethnicity, BMI, smoking, alcohol consumption, childbirth and breastfeeding history. The women's ages at last menstrual period and their FSH levels were the outcomes associated with endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure as measured in serum or urine. Levels of dioxin, polychlorinated biphenyls/persistent pesticide (PCB), phthalate, and phytoestrogen were examined.
The researchers found that women exposed to PCB reported an average age at last menstrual cycle 2.5 years earlier than women not exposed and women exposed to phthalates reported their last periods at an average age 2.3 years earlier than non-exposed women.
Linda Giudice, MD, PhD, President-elect of ASRM, noted, "Endocrine-disrupting chemicals are pervasive in our environment and we do not yet know their full impact on human health and reproduction. Studies like this give additional reason to advise patients to take what steps they can to minimize their exposures."
O-101 Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals Lead to Earlier Age of Menopause: A Cross-Sectional Study Using the US Population-Based NHANES DatabaseN.M. Grindler et al.
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The Pennsylvania Airheads will hold our SuperTech event again this winter in Boyertown, PA 19525 (about 50 miles northwest of Philadelphia, PA). This will be a weekend filled with airhead tech sessions and multi-media expert advice and experience as well as some great camaraderie. Training sessions will cover how airhead systems and components work, how to maintain and overhaul them, how to get out of trouble on the side of the road and how to keep these great bikes safe and reliable. Sessions will mostly focus on the 'later' airheads from /5 through end of production. We will have our complete collection of component cutaways and demonstration units and new session topics for 2014. We'll probably bring back some old favorites too. Oh, and since it did not snow in Boyertown last year I'm sure it won't snow this year either, eh? Beauty!
The keynote speaker at the Saturday night banquet, will be an Airhead that knows these machines inside and out having dealt with every sort of barn find and ebay false hope out there: Greg Hutchinson from the San Francisco Bay Area. If you visit or just google around you will see that Greg has been an integral part of the BMW community for many years, has had many world adventures (mostly on airhead GS machines) and has done overhauls and frame up restorations on many airhead GS bikes. He has encountered and resolved just about every kind of surprise you will find when purchasing and renewing an airhead. Whatever the previous owner promised, the truth comes out and Greg knows how to handle it. . Greg is active on BMW forums and local MOA chapters and is an MOA Ambassador. He is an innovator and a great story teller. We are excited for the opportunity to learn from him and about him..
We will gather for lies and tire kicking on Friday night for those arriving early and the tech sessions will begin at 8:00am on Saturday morning, running all morning. We'll bring in lunch then finish the teaching day around 5pm. The banquet dinner that evening will start around 6:00 for tire kicking time with Tom and the other instructors, then dinner, foolishness and a fascinating presentation.
Sessions will begin again Sunday morning and activities will conclude by noon so everyone will be able to travel home that afternoon. This will be a unique opportunity to get valuable maintenance, trouble shooting and restoration knowledge and to defeat the winter doldrums and PMS (Parked Motorcycle Syndrome). Great info, great camaraderie and great time with world famous airhead experts.
Our goal is to maximize the value and access to the instructors for those attending so only 60 slots are available for SuperTech. Attendance is on a pre-registration basis only. Fees for the weekend will be: $114 for Airheads Beemer Club members and $134 for non-members. Fee includes all tech sessions, coffee and donuts each morning, Saturday lunch and the banquet dinner.
Limited seating is available for spouses at the banquet for an additional $34 per head. (A very nice affair and there are many things for spouses to do here in Pennsylvania while you are at the Tech sessions). In past years we have had numerous spouses join us Saturday evening.
Registration opens December 1st, 2013. Send a check in US funds for the total amount made out to Robert Sipp at 2188 Johnston Ave, Bethlehem, PA 18015. Please include, typed on a separate sheet, your name, address, ABC membership number, phone number and email address to facilitate contacting you with further details. Bob can be reached at if needed, but only received checks will count. It's only fair to everyone. Once the max participant number is reached we will hold further checks on a standby list and return them after the weekend has completed. We have always gone to the standby list, sometimes during the final week, so its worth the wait.
We will be supplying further details regarding motel and airport info, maps, schedules and driving directions to folks after they register. Please do not drag your feet on this one. This event has sold out quickly in past years and slots may again fill up fast. We look forward to seeing you there and having a great weekend together.
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Many members have contacted me asking why they have received a second July Airmail. This was not an error or an issue with your specific membership. Our founder and editor noticed an error with the first copy, then had a second copy mailed providing all members the corrected issue.
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A classic Airheads article, originally posted on July 29, 2005. Some humorous definitions for those of you who have tried to work on your bikes.
HAMMER: Originally employed as a weapon of war, the hammer nowadays is used as a kind of divining rod to locate expensive parts not far from the object we are trying to hit.
MECHANIC'S KNIFE: Used to open and slice through the contents of cardboard cartons delivered to your front door; works particularly well on boxes containing seats and motorcycle jackets.
ELECTRIC HAND DRILL: Normally used for spinning steel Pop rivets in their holes until you die of old age, but it also works great for drilling mounting holes in fenders just above the brake line that goes to the rear wheel.
PLIERS: Used to round off bolt heads.
HACKSAW: One of a family of cutting tools built on the Ouija board principle. It transforms human energy into a crooked, unpredictable motion, and the more you attempt to influence its course, the more dismal your future becomes.
VISE-GRIPS: Used to round off bolt heads. If nothing else is available, they can also be used to transfer intense welding heat to the palm of your hand.
OXYACETELENE TORCH: Used almost entirely for lighting various flammable objects in your garage on fire. Also handy for igniting the grease inside a brakedrum you're trying to get the bearing race out of.
WHITWORTH SOCKETS: Once used for working on older British cars and motorcycles, they are now used mainly for impersonating that 9/16 or 1/2 socket you've been searching for the last 15 minutes.
Missing airmails and membership renewals
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We use Paypal to process credit cards, however that does NOT mandate that you need a Paypal account to join or renew.
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For those having issues with access or viewing this website via MAC platforms and/or certain web browsers. We have tested the website using both MAC and PC platforms and platforms with older versions of browser software may have display issues, so please check your platform and software updates to ensure you have the most up to date versions.
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You may have noticed that the airheads.org website has a new look. We've recently upgraded the entire site to fix some nagging problems with the older platform. There are some important things to note:
- Activation links that were sent prior to today will no longer work. You may need to re-register.
- Automation is everywhere. Active Airheads members can now post classifieds and update their memberships automatically online.
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What is it true treasure I can tell you from being there myself -- sending national park in California is quite a sight to see but right now authorities.
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-- a virus is spread by rodents.
I six six people have been infected two of them have died.
The park sending letters to guess -- -- inserting cabins between June and August sparking a wave of phone calls.
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I upgraded it to 1.9 using a Flytouch rom for LY 706 and it showed me these specs:
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This worked and I should have just left it at that but I got greedy and tried to upgrade it to 2.2. It is now stuck at the splash screen with the Android Bot and shows version 2.2.
I tried a bunch of different roms and none of them work. I am stuck at the installation stage with the error: "not find Udisk ( /dev/sda )". It uses a script folder on the SD card to install and I don't know what I need to do to resolve this error.
Worst part is I can't even go back to the 1.9 rom. What can I do to fix this issue? I'll be happy if I can just go back to the 1.9 rom but would be delighted if I was able to upgrade it to a working 2.2 version.
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The M001 ROM here installed fine: https://public.me.com/hh2119
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But now, the touch screen does not work. How do I fix that?
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i haven't done anything to mine because i'm afraid of the same results. good luck!
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Reviews by bentonquest:More User Reviews:a0lbudmanAlabama 4.26/5 rDev +0.5% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 A-dark gold in color with a large white head that leave a good lace on the glass S-citrus hop smell upfront with a grassy hint T-strong hop bite with a good malt taste in there that goes to a bitter hop aftertaste that balances out with a nice malt finish M-medium body and medium carbonation o-This beer is another great American IPA I have grown to love. It has it all. Serving type: can 12-19-2013 02:35:34 | More by a0lbudman SorcererUnited Kingdom (England) 4.19/5 rDev -1.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25 Poured into a small heavy crystal mug developing 3/4" of foam which lingered for more than 50 seconds. Lacing developed, and clung to the sides, graphically denoting enthusiastic draughts. The head has different creamy shades of white and varied bubble sizes. Olfactorily intriguing bowl of tropical fruit inhaled through a filter of juniper and pine. A way of saying imaginary fruit, or exotic fruit, like ripe lychee, or something of mango, even guava. As well, there's this weird watermelon Jolly Rancher thing going on in there. Sweet. Freshly mown hay fields as well. Crackers? No, but perhaps biscuit. Really nice nose. Copper smell upon cracking the can. Taste is of one adorable IPA goodness with a solid glowing finish, with an enduring bitterness. Dry at the end. Good balance. Good bitterness. I don't lie, jai Alai is very very good. It reminds me of something I drink regularly here in Northern California from the keg. Good with hot spicy food. Holds it's own. Sweet maltiness presence throughout amazed me with the fine balance. Well done. Mouthfeel is fine. Not overly carbonated. Perhaps more gas would be better? No, this is how I like it. The hop/malt balance is almost perfect, I am blown away, and each gulp is satisfying and filling. In conclusion, I found this one so damn good that I had to have a second can. It's so good that I am going to look for it. Serving type: can 12-17-2013 04:40:36 | More by Sorcerer |
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