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Reviews by tobelerone:More User Reviews:BeerAficionadoMCMXCCalifornia 4.13/5 rDev +9.8% look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5 A-Light tan head. Not overwhelmingly black. I've seen darker stouts. S- Definite chocolate notes, the bourbon smell is definitely mellowed but present. T- IT's got a nice flavor and body to it. Very impressive and very sippable. Thumbs up. M-Medium light for a stout but heavy on the palate. O- Interesting take on the bourbon barrel aged stout. I'd say go boozier on the ABV and you got yourself a nicely balanced imperial. As it...amazing. Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 08:22:45 | More by BeerAficionadoMCMXC MaximotColorado 2.84/5 rDev -24.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 2.75 | overall: 2.75 Bourbon flavor seems slightly too subtle. The smell is actually deceiving for what you get for taste. Unusually thin with perhaps slightly too much bitterness in the finish for its lack of more intense flavors. Nothing in particular stands out to make you say "wow". I'm relatively new to this type of beer but perhaps have been spoiled by higher rated ones. It's a beer I'd recommend trying for the sake of trying it (after all, it's subjective) but nothing to rave about. Not a bourbon stout that improves as it warms. I felt as though I needed to drink the full glass before it warmed , vs other beers in this category which improved as they warmed and breathed and literally lasted 1-2 hrs for 12 oz. Other bourbon stouts seem to encourage continual tastes to decipher the full complexity of the beer, whereas this seems like a stout one would drink for the sake of drinking a stout while attention is aimed elsewhere. Not bad, but not great Serving type: bottle 12-19-2013 06:06:13 | More by Maximot Tony49erCalifornia 3.46/5 rDev -8% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.75 Serving Type-Bottle poured into a Tulip Glass Appearance- Dark chocolate color like most common stouts, dark lacy head, head was a roasted chocolate color, small carbonation bubbles Smell- Bourbon, a little vanilla from the barrel aging, roasted malts, chocolate Taste- Smooth, roasted malts, vanilla, dark chocolate Mouth feel- Smooth , an easy drinking almost session BA Beer which are hard to find I love this beer. Overall- A great beer for people just getting into the BA Beer style easy to drink, not to expensive and pretty easy find and a great beer from a great Brewery I recommend this beer to anyone who likes BA Beers Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 06:06:08 | More by Tony49er tkdchampxiNew Jersey 4.33/5 rDev +15.2% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Appearance: Typical of a stout - dark with a nice, lazy head that poured very cleanly, with small carbonation bubbles. Smell: Coffee notes, typical of a stout, with an underlying citrus, sweet, hop quality. Taste: The hope notes on this were what made the beer exceptional. I was lucky enough to have this beer extra fresh, on-tap, at a special event. The hop profile added a hop citrus quality to the beer that immediately made this juicier than any stout I've ever had, without the cloying creaminess that some stouts over do. Mouthfeel: Although I am not a stout person, so I do not have too many points of reference for the style, I thought this was a little thinner than the average stout, with a nice subtle sense of oiliness from the hops. As I understand it, this is slightly more alcholic than the average stout, too, perhaps accounting for the differences. Overall: I hope this beer bottles and lasts as well as it tastes fresh on-tap, because, if it does, this will be added to my "always-keep-on-hand" selection. Serving type: on-tap 12-14-2013 04:10:17 | More by tkdchampxi LampertLandBritish Columbia (Canada) 4.03/5 rDev +7.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Anderson Valley Brewing 'Wild Turkey Bourbon Barrel Stout" @ 6.9% , served from a 650 ml bottle purchased for $11.30 A-pour is ink black from the bottle to glass with a small tan head leaving a minimal lace ring along the pint S-wild turkey bourbon barrel's on the opeing and intial pour , sweet T-intial taste is pure booze , smooth & big tasting stout MF-bit oily , low carbonation , real big full body Ov-ok beer , share with a friend , prost LampertLand Serving type: bottle 12-12-2013 05:12:04 | More by LampertLand BastardKing24Oregon 4.19/5 rDev +11.4% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 10 bucks a bottle for a 7% barrel aged stout, I had to try it since i love BA Imperial stouts and this sounded like a nice sessionable BA beer. Pours a dark black with a one inch tan head that fell to a sheet and ring after 2 mins. Very nice head on this one for a BA beer, they are usually very small. Smell is absolutely fantastic, 4.5 bourbon, roasted malt, oak, vanilla, caramel, coffee. Not the biggest nose I've smelled but well balanced. Wonderful! Taste is like bourbon soaked coffee beans, vanilla similar to Ballast point victory at sea porter. some hop bitterness, but mostly chocolate malt and coffee with bourbon dominate. It all is subdued though because the size of the beer. It's not a really in your face flavor profile, and I wish it had just a bit more flavor, as it taste's just a little on the watery side. Still very tasty though, 4.25. Mouthfeel is medium carbonation, a tad watery but still smooth as far as feel. very well blended. I enjoyed this beer alot and wish i could drink this all day cause its sessionable at 7%, but for something to get at 10 bucks a pop, well i was expecting more. Very nice though. Serving type: bottle 12-11-2013 03:43:44 | More by BastardKing24 peensteenOntario (Canada) 3.65/5 rDev -2.9% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.5 Bottle from Sammy Near jet black, 1.5 fingers of tan head, some lace as well. Smell is roasted with chocolate, some bourbon and oak, mild vanilla as well, a bit of fudge and lightly astringent but not unpleasant. Taste is lightly roasted, chocolate and vanilla, oak is light with a bit of bourbon mid palate, vanilla-oaky finish. Medium carbonation, fairly thin body as well. Not bad in terms of flavour but the thin points of this leaves a bit to be desired though. Serving type: bottle 12-09-2013 14:56:01 | More by peensteen |
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HANCOCK -- Before the snow starts to fall, cross country skiers have to practice without it.
This is Becca Lyle's first year on the high school Copper Country Ski Tigers team, but she's been a skier for over five years.
"I was in Ski Tigers when I was young. I was like five or six maybe, and then it just kind of progressed, and I just enjoyed skiing a lot and when the opportunity came to be on the middle school and high school teams, I decided to do it because I like racing," said Lyle.
Coach Tom Wood says it takes a lot of practice and dedication to be a cross country skier.
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"We have to put in quite a lot. We practice on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and we practice basically year-round except for when you can't run or ski," Lyle said.
When it comes to practicing during the time of year when there isn't any snow, they do a lot of running and another exercise called bounding. The poles are used to imitate ski technique; it helps condition the arm muscles and core muscles to help propel the skiers forward.
There are 24 students on the race team, and they travel across the country to compete.
"We don't use downhill ski areas so we travel using skis through the woods and trails through the woods," Wood said.

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25 September - 30 October 2012
If you have ever said 'I love music, but I'm not musical' – this is for you!
A brand new project devised by Simon Callaghan, sound collective and Conway Hall, in collaboration with Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, Greenwich.
MusicUpClose is a new series of performing events based at Conway Hall. Professional musicians and postgraduate students from Trinity Laban will be helping to illuminate not only specific pieces of classical music, but also the way in which they think about music and performing.
This series is designed for those who have an interest or even a passion for music – but feel they don't know how it works. If you have ever said 'I love music, but I'm not musical' – this is for you!
The interactive series will be presented in a non-patronising fashion, excluding unnecessary technical terms, and will allow the audience to ask questions and explore what goes on in the minds of players during rehearsals and performances. The locations will be intimate and the performers will be – as the title suggests – up close.
Our first series will take place over six weeks and will use Beethoven as a starting point for our exploration of numerous topics. In the final event, a large chamber orchestra will perform Beethoven's iconic Symphony No.5.
Tickets for each session are priced at £10, or £55 for all six sessions.
They can be purchased in advance for each event, any remaining spaces will be sold on the door that evening.
Session One: Tone Deaf?
Tuesday 25 September 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Session Two: I Got Rhythm!
Tuesday 2 October 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Session Three: An Unanswered Question: how do composers 'compose'?
Tuesday 9 October 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Session Four: Variations on a theme…
Tuesday 16 October 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Session Five: Conductors – What's the Point?
Tuesday 23 October 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Session Six: Inside the Music!
Tuesday 30 October 2012, 19.00 – 20.30
Carablanca Tango Club
5, 12, 19, 26 October
19.30 - 00.00
Carablanca is London's longest-running tango club. The friendly, informal atmosphere ensures that beginners and visitors mix easily with the regular dancers.
The dance evening is an Argentine milonga, preceded by a class. There are also classes for beginners in a separate room. Music is traditional Argentine tango, milonga and vals, played in tandas with cortinas by guest DJs.
TICKETS: price £10 for a class or dancing, £12 for both, paid on entry.
Tempest Trio
Sun 14 Oct, 2012, 18.30
Combining technical mastery, expressive depth, and performance experience, pianist Alon Goldstein, violinist Ilya Kaler and 'cellist Amit Peled have joined forces to form one of the most exciting trios on the international scene. Each virtuoso member of the ensemble has a successful solo career; together, they bring vitality to the concert stage with their dynamic musical interplay and collaborative spirit.
The Tempest Trio has performed in cities throughout the US including Chicago, Baltimore, Seattle, Palm Beach, Spartanburg SC and Washington DC. The trio have performed at the Seattle Chamber Music Festival and the prestigious Four Arts Society invited them to be the featured ensemble in a Beethoven festival as well as the Triple Concerto with the Palm Beach Symphony.
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Sun 14 Oct 2012, 11.00
In May 2012, Neil Denny embarked upon a month long, 6614 mile road trip across America.
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To be an atheist in America is still considered to be a brave and transgressive act. Creationists continue to push for the teaching of "intelligent design" alongside evolution in science classes. Campaigners are fighting to protect the right to legal and safe abortion, for the use of stem cells in medical research, and are fighting against the growing anti-vaccination movement.
Driving from San Francisco to Boston and calling in at Phoenix, Santa Fe, Chicago, Philadelphia and New York along the way. Neil recorded 39 interviews with scientists and science writers including Ann Druyan, Leonard Susskind, Kip Thorne, Priya Natarajan, Paul Davies, George Church, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Mary Roach, Edward Stone and Sara Seager.
He recorded interviews at some major sites of scientific interest, including NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, The Los Alamos National Laboratory, and The American Museum of Natural History. He also spent a less scientific day visiting Kentucky's Creation Museum.
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The School of Life Sunday Sermon: Edmund De Waal on Tact
Sun 14 Oct 2012, 11.00
Join Edmund de Waal for a journey along the fine line that separates the tactful from the tactless.
The potter and writer Edmund de Waal is among the most subtle and eloquent of artists at work today. His international bestseller The Hare with the Amber Eyes (2010) is celebrated as one of the most extraordinary memoirs ever written. What lies at its core is his masterful handling of details and silences: a rare kind of tact with a particular power.
De Waal warns that tact is a dangerous virtue. As a wise man once said, tact 'is the ability to make a person see lightening without letting him feel the bolt.' One poorly judged move and we're in trouble. We need to be at our most diplomatic when the stakes are high. But, in our fast-paced high-pressure culture, where we fire off blunt messages without a second glance, we're at risk of losing this vital art.
De Waal will share with us what he has discovered about the art of tact from a adulthood spent exploring the delicacy of porcelain alongside the difficulty of the unsaid. He will draw on examples from the fields of poetry, music and the visual arts, as well as everyday life, to take us on a life-enhancing journey along the fine line that separates the tactful from the tactless.
Edmund de Waal is a leading ceramicist and the author of the international bestseller The Hare with the Amber Eyes: A Hidden Inheritance (2010), for which he won the Costa Biography Award and the RSL Ondaatje Prize. He recently created major ceramic installations for the V&A and Tate Britain. His current exhibition, at Waddesdon Manor until 28 October, examines collecting, and how objects are kept together, lost, stolen or dispersed.
MusicUpClose - Session 4
16 Oct 2012, 19.00
Variations on a theme…
Many composers wrote 'variations'. What exactly does this mean? How is the music varied? With the same ideas being repeated, how do composers avoid the music becoming boring? Beethoven's take on the variation form will be used as a starting point for this discourse.
19.00 - 20.30 (followed by drinks)
Reel Rock - London
Tue 16 Oct 2012, 19.30
Reel Rock Presents...
Reel Rock Film Tour - London
Don't miss the most extraordinary collection of short films from the world's best adventure film makers. Featuring alpine legends, amazing adventurers and climbing icons, be transported through the big screen to mountains across the globe as they attempt to achieve their dangerous lifelong ambitions.
A festive night out with inspiring films and great prize giveaways!
Reel Rock have been producing and directing climbing and adventure films for over a decade, with devoted audiences around the world. Their work has won them dozens of awards at international film festivals. Their shows are exciting events where outdoors lovers and climbers come together to celebrate the ultimate in adventure filmmaking and are much more than just film screenings.
Vicky Bond: Religious Slaughter – Is it an Animal Welfare Issue?
Wed 17 Oct 2012, 19.00
The Central London Humanist Group (CLHG) Presents...
A talk by Vicky Bond from Compassion in World Farming (CIWF)
Halal meat is increasingly being served in restaurants, hospitals and work canteens in Britain. Should we be concerned about how religious slaughter affects the welfare of farm animals?
Vicky Bond is from Compassion in World Farming, which presents the facts on the religious slaughter methods that produce both halal and kosher meat.
Her talk will hopefully provide some food for thought and some lively and interesting debate.
Compassion in World Farming was founded in 1967 by British dairy farmer Peter Roberts who was concerned by the development of intensive factory farming. Today they campaign peacefully to end all cruel factory farming practices. Their passion is supported by hard evidence and facts which underpin their campaigns, and makes them leading experts in farm animal welfare.
Their political lobbying and campaigning has resulted in the EU recognising animals as sentient beings, capable of feeling pain and suffering. They have also secured landmark agreements to outlaw the barren battery cage for egg-laying hens, narrow veal crates and sow stalls across Europe.
Compassion in World Farming's Food Business Team is working with some of the world's biggest food retailers, producers and manufacturers. The companies they work with are a key part of the drive towards a more ethical and sustainable food supply. Their Good Farm Animal Welfare awards benefit millions of animals each year.
Doors from 6.30 p.m.
Wine is available from our charity wine bar.
Talk from 7.00 p.m.
A suggested donation of £2 would be welcome on the night towards the cost of room and equipment hire.
All CLHG talks are open to the general public.
Sweetness & Light / Flock & Swarm
Wed 17 Oct 2012
The Conway Collective presents:
An event-full evening
Doors open 19.30
A spectacular double bill launches The Conway Collective's season of new performance at Conway Hall. First up Luke Dixon brings together dancers, musicians and models in 'Sweetness & Light'.
Welcome to a dark and mysterious world. A world of darkness. And of females. The inhabitants communicate with a dance of touch and scent. In a sensory performance that brings together live art and contemporary dance, Sweetness and Light leads its audience into a place of sacrifice and ritual. Things could get sticky!
'Flock & Swarm' Jane Turner joins forces with a crowd of dancers to create a one-off, never to be seen before or since, dance-science happening
across the floor of the main hall. Simple equations combine with human idiosyncrasy and ingenuity to create patterns of beauty, energy and
unexpected complexity.
Tickets £10 advance
What's the five-a-day for your mind?
Thu 18 Oct 2012
Action for Happiness Presents...
What's the five-a-day for your mind?
How our minds work and what we can do to get the best from them
Our minds are our most precious asset, but how much do we really do to look after them? If we can take care of our bodies by going to the gym, or eating an apple, what's the equivalent for our minds?
Join us for this special opportunity to hear Andy Gibson from Mindapples give an intensive hands-on introduction to how our minds work and why we should all learn how to get the best from them.
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I made this for dinner tonight, as a side dish with steak, and we found it very tasty. It might have been even better if I had remembered to add the oregano, but truthfully I didn't miss it. I only realized that it was missing when I came to do this review. I used Portabello mushrooms and since I was out of olive oil I used a bit of saflower oil and a bit of butter for the sauce. Thank you Mary for a lovely dish. Next time I will make sure I have all the right ingredients on hand and that I add them all. LOL..
This recipe was awesome. My whole family loved it. I added in the black olives with the garlic and mushrooms to saute. I also didn't blanch the tomatoes, and they turned out great. I just chopped them up and added them to the saute pan for the last few minutes. Then sprinked with feta when done. Yummy!! Will make again.
I looked foward to making this as it contains several of my favorite ingredients. However, I was extremely disappointed with the total lack of flavor in this dish. There is definitely something lacking in this recipie and I will not make this again.
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Excellent! Even with exceptions - canned tomatoes, no mushrooms, and used fettucini. Very fast prep. Very good!
Since my husband doesn't like mushrooms, I followed the advice of others and used artichokes and zucchini. We thought it was just ok -- not bad, but maybe if we would have used half of the amount of pasta called for it might have been a bit better.
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Tale of the tape
Week 15: New York Giants At Atlanta Falcons
Eli Manning is at a crucial point in the season. While his numbers have been good and he has had a number of eye-opening games, he has not been consistent this year. He is one of the top five quarterbacks in the league and he needs to play at that level from this point forward if the Giants are going to have any chance at repeating last year's Super Bowl triumph. | Quarterback | Matt Ryan has had a sensational season and it is somewhat understandable that the Falcons had an off-week against the Panthers after a huge victory against the Saints in Week 13. Ryan sees the field well, throws the ball well on the run and knows how to keep plays alive with his feet. After getting eliminated by the Giants in last year's playoffs, this game means a lot to Ryan and the Falcons. |
The Giants have gotten quite a bit from their running game this season, far more than they did last year when they won the Super Bowl. However, running back Ahmad Bradshaw suffered a knee injury in Week 14 against the Saints. He was able to return, but he may not be at his best against the Falcons. Wide receiver Victor Cruz has shown he can torch solid defenses and the Falcons may be quite vulnerable. | Offense | The Falcons get enough from running back Michael Turner to take pressure off of Ryan. Turner is not likely going to break many long runs, but he can be tough to bring down. The combination of Roddy White and Julio Jones at the wide receiver spot can be devastating. White will catch anything he can touch and Jones is a sensational deep threat. |
The Giants have as much talent on the defensive end as any team in the league, but they have not played to that level for much of the season. They must put more pressure on the quarterback and that means Jason Pierre-Paul must assert himself like he did a year ago. If the Giants can't put consistent pressure on Ryan, the secondary could be in for a long afternoon. | Defense | The Falcons use their speed, positioning and intelligence to make big plays on defense. Defensive end John Abraham remains their best pass rusher and he has registered 10.0 sacks so far this season. His quickness will test the Giants' offensive line. Safety William Moore is the team's leading tackler and he also has four interceptions this season. Linebacker Sean Weatherspoon is a big hitter who can cause havoc. |
The Giants are decent in coverage, but they got a huge lift in Week 14 against the Saints when rookie David Wilson returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter. The Giants have confidence that punter Steve Weatherford can deliver in crucial situations while placekicker Lawrence Tynes is quite dependable in game-winning FG situations. | Special Teams | The Falcons can be explosive in their return game with Jacquizz Rodgers handling kickoffs. Rodgers has a long return of 77 yards and he is averaging 27.6 yards per return. Placekicker Matt Bryant has been solid, making 29-of-34 field goal attempts. Matt Bosher has been dependable, averaging 47.9 yards per punt. |
We'll just call it a tie
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The planet of Rhye is diverse in its temporal status, but its races are its prized achievement. Well considering their discoveries, not how they currently live. Apart from the mortal races, you have the occasional man versus mother nature conflict, and the natural semblance of chaos that is followed by stability. But unlike the other planets, Rhye has long since been infested by a brooding, and corroding darkness. Brought on by the very organisms that inhabit its surface; a price for the rich veins of magic that seep through the Earth, Water, and Skies of the planet.
This darkness eventually came to be known as a force of mutated beings transformed by dark magical essences, the mortals had ignored their presence at first, instead believing their existence to be nothing but myth. That was until an army was raised, a thousand times formidable than what was originally perceived. In the end, these mortals were somehow able to push back these beings. The First Anathem, gave birth to the worldwide knowledge of Daemons. Now that the mortals knew their enemy, they would know that these Daemons were not to be easily eradicated. With only the information gathered on the malignant species, they passed on what they could to future generations. A cycle of Anathems occurred, forcing all species to join together as one and fight these abominations off. But as time progressed the Daemons nearly overwhelmed the resident races. The previous Anathem was proof to this; it was during this plague that the mortals were able to comprehend their goals. The Daemons wanted nothing more but absolute power from The Divinity Well,the location from which all life and magic was born.
The victory of the last Anathem is unclear to this day, few can remember the heroes who set out to destroy the Daemon army, though in records, and in physical evidence left in previous battlefields the last Anathem introduced the Daemon King Lumos, who was originally a meekly spirit with a strong conviction even during its transformation into a daemon. It collected power over the dormant years before the Anathem, and ruled its army with effortless grace and brutality. Who this abomination was is unknown. The remnants of its siege still exist, in fact the carcass of its body which has solidified; lies in an extensive grassy plain in Laurel, as time turns forward from the last Anathem. Society has gone under a complete redecoration; discrimination further isolate races from one another, causing turbulent tides over the continents. As history repeats itself, a new Anathem lies on the horizon.
But what does this mean for the rest of the races? Will they be able to overcome their differences and band together in order to stop the Anathem? More importantly, is there any way to stop the cyclical plague? The answers can only lie within Fulton J. Hawke Academy. An academy established to enjoin all races stands in the forefront of this debate. You are a student of this academy, coming face to face with the real threat of Daemons. In the end, you must choose where you will stand in this conflict.
Class Alpha
Every 10 or so years, privileged students who have shown remarkable accomplishments at Fulton J. Hawke Academy are given a chance to join the elite order of Class Alpha. The class is composed of a diverse group of races, and is a representation of the best offensive force the nation of Croy has to offer, formidable because of it's rigorous training regime, and it's expertly chosen alumni, along with the fact that each students hails from a different country or province on the planet. Graduation for these students entails contact by several political, and wealthy figures, along with respect garnered from every facet of societies and cultures around the world, many prestigious figures in several realms across the world hail as alumni formerly graduated from this Class. The proposition is of course prestigious as ever, you play as a student of said class, going on your first mission to a former war site of the last Anathem, a place previously barred from tourism of any kind for the last hundred years due to the instability of the magical fields around. While there an incident occurs, members of the class are separated from their mentors for hours on end until they are found in an empty field brandished with strange glowing insignia's on each of their bodies, and unconscious from some unknown force. Soon after leaving the former battlegrounds, the entirety of it sinks into darkness, and the students are airlifted back to the Academy. After several examinations on the students, no adverse effects could be found, but they were spell bound to the Infirmary due to the brands they carried, and the mysterious surge of magical power suddenly present within each of the students. With no memory of the event that bound them together, they must somehow find a way to collect the fragments and bind together the events of what happened that fateful day. All the while, the government of Croy has gone into an absolute frenzy, as rumors have leaked about the brands, and heretics calling for the execution of the students based on evidence that they may have been in contact with Daemons. The students themselves having been segregated seems to push this theory, but school officials refuse to kill or harm one of their own. Yet, must keep the students at bay. Decisions tense, and sides are taken, you would have never thought anything of becoming the enemy of the world.


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[Before I start, make sure you check out this post from Largehearted Boy, which details all the full length albums you can stream at Spinner this week. I love LHB! I love Spinner less, but dude, I'll compromise my principles for the fabulous charms of Alex Church.]
Today is a great day, for it is the release date of the New Amsterdams' new album, "At the Foot Of My Rival." I am a huge, huge fan of the New Ams. I was not too enthused about their last release, "Story Like A Scar," but the band has been through many changes. The first time I saw them, there were some Get Up Kids (and someone from Reggie and the Full Effect, I seem to recall) playing behind Matt Pryor, but mostly he played everything — keyboard, guitar, harmonica — and sang too, while I stared up adoringly at his tattoos musical talents.
Then the Get Up Kids broke up, and Pryor left Vagrant records, and the band got a new lineup (featuring Gretchen the bass) and got jazzed. There is a certain nostalgic quality when I listen to "Para Toda Vida" now, or "Never You Mind" — many times there it's just Pryor and his guitar and his passion. But I really like the new lineup, and I think that now they've been together awhile, they've turned out a nice collection of songs. The lyrics are more mysterious than usual, not as easy to unravel as the old songs like "Idaho" or my favorite, "Drama Queen." But the passion is still there, and Pryor's voice only gets better on each album.
So give their Myspace a gander; for not only is it set up beautifully and cleanly, you can even — I LOVE THIS, SERIOUSLY — buy the tracks off them, right there, and you can use Paypal. That's the free market at work, folks. And at $9.99 for 14 tracks, you absolutely cannot do better.
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Join volunteers from 8 a.m.-noon Sept. 15 for the 27th Annual International Coastal Cleanup in Santa Rosa County.
Trash doesn't fall from the sky, it falls from human hands, and human hands have the power to stop it. You, your friends, family and colleagues can make a difference through this remarkable experience of international camaraderie on behalf of the world's oceans. You can help stop plastics, cigarette butts, fishing gear and countless other items from choking our beaches and oceans.
Trash bags will be provided and a commercial dumpster will be available all weekend at the Navarre Beach site. Bring water and wear a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen and meet at the pavilion next to the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier.
For more information visit Santa Rosa Clean Community at srclean.org, or contact the Navarre coordinator at 939-6973.


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The ARRSC houses the Appalachian Folklife Archives, where some 1,400 unique field collection projects and their accompanying recordings, videotapes, slides and photographs are available for use in the university program. Approximately half of these are Appalachian Folklife projects, and the other half feature Appalachian literary, media, history, sociology, and anthropology projects. In addition, the ARRSC houses a growing collection of audio and videotapes, CD's, DVD's, record albums and selected print materials. It serves as an information clearinghouse for the university community and the surrounding region. In addition, it is a great resource center for students and faculty, as well as for other scholars and educators in the Appalachian region.
The Appalachian Regional & Rural Studies Center is also the home of several programs enhancing the Appalachian experience at Radford University: the Appalachian Events Committee (AEC), the Farm at Selu, the Highland Summer Conference, the Assembly on the Literature and Culture of Appalachia (ALCA), and Appalachian Arts and Studies in the Schools (AASIS).
For information about the ARRSC and its programs, please contact Dr. Theresa Burriss.


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Jon Hammar being held in Mexican prison over antique shotgun
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Fox News -- as America gets its first look at a former marine as he sits locked up in a Mexican prison.
Shirtless and change it to the bed post.
Over what -- -- what lawyer says this isn't trumped up charge of carrying a supposedly illegal shotgun.
Over the US border into Mexico John hammer appears to be -- -- in this image but the conditions that he's being held in.
Are what is worrying his family and when his mother was asked about how this photo made her feel when she sought earlier today.
She said the emotions for her are simply too much to bear.
-- -- I was just -- he looks.
He -- so hopeless and I you know as a mother to see your child look like that and not be able to help them.
This just it feels obscene.
Just imagine.
How she feels.
Eric Shawn is here and us here in New York kind of background on this story morning -- good morning Martha -- you know he served in Iraq and Afghanistan and -- -- you can say.
Former US marine John hammer -- he's locked look at that right there in solitary confinement in a Mexican prison.
By his foot to a bed over what his family calls a clerical error.
Hammer and a power on the way to hunt didn't -- this summer and Costa Rica.
When as they arrived in Mexico they were arrested for bringing in an illegal weapon a gun and his mother Olivia says.
Is actually an antique that belonged to his great grandfather and that he did try to register.
But Mexican authorities said the -- was too short under their legal limits there.
His mom told FOX & Friends this morning it's all -- administrative mistake.
Johnny made an an administrative.
He didn't register.
He should've registered the -- at an embassy in the United States before going out there so basically he -- been.
In jail for four months chain to a bad over a clerical error.
How she does not hold out hope that John will be home by Christmas because his next court date doesn't come until the middle of January -- Way past to air what is the Mexican government saying.
About this case on the Mexican government in the ambassador says -- or not it's illegal to import guns into the country.
They say that is why John was arrested there's a letter from the US ambassador from Mexico to the United States Arturo Chirac and and he says quote the fact that this case has been a process since August -- normal given the nature of the felony it's been detained four.
-- must underscore he wrote that introducing and -- possessing weapons of this kind in Mexico regardless of content.
Is illegal and considered a serious offense.
In the US State Department also says Americans are arrested in Mexico every year for violating that country's gun laws meanwhile disabled Vietnam veteran has started an online petition.
On FaceBook it's called free John hammer.
And -- -- is not afraid he faces a possible twelve more years in their Mexican prison if he's convicted -- just imagine what his family is going through Eric.
Thank you for that background.
On all of that so here with more on this case Sculley stimson is a former deputy assistant secretary of defense.
For detainees he is also senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation.
And we thank -- for joining us and also -- -- -- Costa is a former district director.
At the US Department of Justice at the US embassy in Mexico City so you have a lot of background in this area.
How to let me start with you.
Eight -- do great -- is there any way that he could be home for Christmas.
I don't see that he'll be home.
For Christmas at all I think you know the the earlier reports here -- next hearing.
Is in mid January and I don't expect any action to be taken until them.
-- -- when he make in this case.
Well well I think they're trying to.
That's got to -- first.
-- thanks Martha it's a tragedy.
Because from what I've read.
He actually tried to speak with US custom and Border Patrol agents before he even crossed into the Mexican border to make sure it was okay to bring this 24 inch.
For ten shotgun.
Transit through Mexico to go surfing down a -- -- so he clearly had no ill intent.
But I agree with my -- guests that doesn't look like there's going to be any action.
Except for the court action in January but the administration needs to do more quietly behind the scenes to make sure that he's provided.
The counselor services he deserves and has a right to have especially as a combat decorated marine.
Yeah I mean is it typical for this kind of violation -- To garner this kind of prison sentence and that kind of treatment that he's -- -- chain to a bed really I mean for.
For bringing and unregistered gun across the border my goodness we've seen.
You know -- fast and furious we've seen guns quiet cross this border and nobody seems to pay the price except for.
You know some people lost their lives in that transaction.
Well and you know -- -- clear the -- -- and that's been jailed are deplorable and -- you know Mexican addresses the importation of weapons as described a -- in the letter from the US ambassador good but the reality here is that the intention of this American was not to violate.
Mexican the Mexican immigration law and you know what what I find him -- more deplorable is that the Mexican government will be.
The very harsh on any treatment and other Mexican citizens even even of the -- the country illegally and violate the law.
-- -- -- On in this particular case it goes to say that there was knowing that the mr.
hammer to.
To violate the law as he entered Mexico he tried to declare the weapon.
Yet I would tell you that Mexican prosecutors will not back off regardless of what the intent of mr.
-- was.
I'd say it -- you look for a way to deal with this problem -- NA in Washington.
Behind closed doors so it doesn't become you know something that it is an embarrassment to the Mexican government if they.
-- appear to have backed down on their charges against this young man.
You know what is the best way for his family to pursue this and what do you think is -- -- with the the government to handle it.
Well I think the -- is on the right thing that you get on the media they need to contact their representatives representatives have written.
The secretary of state here in United States Nam and the media needs to keep on this story so.
If we get to the point where there is either -- plea in January or shortly -- after.
Or conviction.
After a trial it's at that point when he sensed I think when the government of the United States -- most leverage and they come and say OK look.
You got your pound of flesh to prosecuted and that sense is way too long.
Let him come home and serve out his jail term here will take care of the situation and bring them home you have justice was served now it's time to bring home and I think.
Pressure really matters especially behind the scenes and -- the US government really wanted to sky home.
They could do a lot to pressure the Mexican government behind the scenes to make it happen sometime in January.
-- -- -- our organist and I thank you so much shed down and a part of -- to have you with us today -- always a pleasure thank you expects Martha so what now.
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Day 1: David Gregory previews the politics and news of this week's Republican Convention in Tampa.
Day 1: David Gregory previews the politics and news of this week's Republican Convention in Tampa.
Progressive Power strongly feels that this is a "Crazy Conservative Convention Of Crap!" Chris Mathews is the hero of all Progressives today, and his "Political Performance" on "Morning Joke" was GREAT! Chris Mathews is a true American, and has called out the "Evil" of the GOP/RNC. Chris Mathews is right on all issues, and he has the "Political Guts" to take on the hate of the GOP/RNC. He looked at "Economic Evil" in the eye, and he called the "Gross Odd Person" out on his "Closet Racism." The "Economic Hatred" of the "Romulian" is obvious, and is sick to hear. The GOP/RNC "Clown Show" is now in Tampa, and the "Social Storm" of discontent is growing. The President is for jobs, is for a fair tax system, and is for a productive jobs program. "Romulian Romney" is a liar when it comes to the Presidents record on Welfare Reform. The "Gross Odd People" (GOP), or the "Really Not Competent" (RNC) are unethical, immoral, and unfair to the 99% of hard working Americans. This is fact!
Chris Matthews is a rabid leftist that will say anything to protect Obama and should not be allowed to call himself a journalist.
In politics, as in life, people (Priebus) resort to name calling when they can no longer support their position and feel as if their back is in the corner. Great gob Chris Matthews!
Matthews' outburst was so characteristic of the left. They make desperate stretches to portray Mitt as a murder, felon and tax evader then call racism at the slightest hint of any disagreement with the president. The left are acting like children. I can't stand racism. I can't stand folks who play the race card whenever things don't go their way.
Let's get real for a minute. I voted for President Obama in 2008 b/c of his vision. I'd thought he'd reach across the aisle and reform the way things worked in Washington. 3 years later, the economy is horrific, unemployment is high, we are less united and our debt has tripled.
Rather than present his vision for the next four years, Obama insists on blaming Bush and misrepresenting Romney. Now his surrogates are calling anyone who disagrees with him racists. Just as Biden did last week. This is so ugly.
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George Alexander Albrecht is one of today's most versatile conductors of his generation. His opera and concert repertoire includes nearly the whole literature of orchestral music. His enthusiastic and successful work with contemporary composers is reflected by by numerous pioneering and impressive performances (e.g. Reimann's "Troades", Zimmermann's "Die Soldaten" and Schönberg's "Moses und Aron").
Besides the opera works of Mozart and Wagner an important part of his artistic work is devoted to the symphonic work of Anton Bruckner and Gustav Mahler. He was awarded the "Gustav Mahler Gold Medal" in 1985 for his performances of the complete works of Mahler and is the author of the book "Die Symphonien Gustav Mahlers". He always puts a great effort on performing seldom played works, e.g. the compositions of Hans Pfitzner, Erwin Schulhoff, Allan Pettersson and Wilhelm Furtwängler, whose symphonies he's editing as the president of the society "Complete Work of Wilhelm-Furtwängler". The recordings of the whole symphonies by Furtwängler have been released on CD with the Staatskapelle Weimar and George Alexander Albrecht and have received an outstanding critical response.
George Alexander Albrecht was born in Bremen, Germany, in 1935. He studied violin, piano and composition and has been awarded the "Prix d'excellence" of the Accademia Chigiana in Siena/Italy in 1954. At the age of just 29 years he was called as General Music Director to the Niedersächsische Staatsoper Hanover in 1965 and was at that time the youngest General Music Director of Germany. He has been guest conductor of the Berlin and Munich Philharmonic Orchestras, the Symphony Orchestra of Bamberg, the Staatskapelle Dresden and the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig. He has conducted all of the German Radio Symphony Orchestras and has built close relationships with many leading orchestras around the world, i.a. the Philharmonic Orchestra of Warsaw, the Orchestre Philharmonique de Paris, the NHK-Orchestra of Tokyo, the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Czech Republic and the Radio Symphony Orchestras of Turin, Milan and Rome. He has been invited to conduct in Bologna, Barcelona, Madrid, Trieste, Turin, Venice, Melbourne, the Philharmonic Hall in St. Petersburg, the Zurich Opera, the Opera Australia in Melbourne and Sydney, the Vienna Opera, the Concert Hall and Musikverein Vienna, the Salzburg Festival, the New Zealand International Arts Festival and the Carnegie Hall in New York, among others.
After 32 successful years George Alexander Albrecht left the Opera of Hanover by the end of the season 92/93, to work more intensively with different orchestras as a guest conductor. From 1990 to 1995 he was principal guest conductor at the Semperoper Dresden and conducted the highly praised new production of the opera "Moses und Aron" by A. Schönberg in Leipzig (Direction: George Tabori). He is Professor of Honour at the Musikhochschule "Franz Liszt" Weimar and was awarded the "Bundesverdienstkreuz" in 1998.
As General Music Director of the German National Theatre in Weimar and the Staatskapelle Weimar from 1996 to 2002 he gave numerous guest performances in Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Vienna, Salzburg, Antwerp and Luxembourg. His CD recordings with this German orchestra rich in tradition mainly concentrate on works written for Weimar by Liszt, Wagner, Strauss and Humperdinck. In 2002 was granted the title of Conductor Laureate of the Staatskapelle Weimar.
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Hampshire resources
Travellers Times Online: www.travellerstimes.org.uk/
The Showmens Guild: www.showmensguild.com
All the Fun of the Fair: www.fun-fairs.co.uk
National Association of Traveller Teachers and Other Professionals (NATT+): www.natt.org.uk
EMTAS have worked closely with Swanmore C of E Primary School to identify Traveller based text at KS1and KS2 that can be incorporated into Guided Reading Sessions across the Primary Phase. A set of discussion questions have been produced to accompany each of the text in order to support a member of staff using the books to address any cultural issues that may arise.
EMTAS have purchased books to be loaned out in groups of 6, enough for a set of group readers. Each pack includes a set of books and discussion questions. Some packs also have additional activities that can be used. A synopsis of each book is given and an indication of which Year Group the text may be suitable for.
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Comfortable apartment in the heart of the Spiegelkwartier, in the centre of the canal belt. The spacious apartment (120 m2) is divided over three levels, with the master bedroom at the top.
The three-storey apartment has an entrance at the first floor of the apartment building. The first level features a fully equipped kitchen, dining table, a sleeping sofa and a separate toilet.
The second level features a spacious living area with large windows, two couches, a sleeping sofa and flat screen TV. The master bedroom with en-suite bathroom is located at the top (third) level. The bathroom has a toilet, a separate bath, washing machine and dryer. The location and the amount of daylight make this apartment a great choice.
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For good level players, who look for a professional racquet with less weight and more manageable, while retaining the maximum control and power with HEAD's best technologies. To enjoying playing... and winning!
The Bela racquet at 360 grams. This racquet is for the player who is looking for the ideal balance between power and control at 360 grams.


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Tuesday, December 17th
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You might be wondering what happened to Maldive shorts versions 1, 2, 3 and 4. To be honest, it's really not all that important — not when Quiksilver Waterman has developed the latest and greatest Maldive shorts to date. The Maldive 5 shorts offer supreme comfort and classic cargo short styling. The "5" stands for "five times as good as the original."
- 45% Polyester/19% Nylon/36% Cotton body
- 100% Polyester lining
- 100% Polyester pocket lining
- Size 32 has a 9'' inseam
- Zip fly with button closure
- Woven brand tag
- Five belt loops
- Two mesh-lined front pockets
- Two side pockets with hook and loop fastener closure
- One zippered side pocket
- Two zippered mesh-lined back pockets
- Quality embroidery
- Imported
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