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John Henry 3 Lick Spiker Ale - Cold Spring Brewing Co.
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Reviews by JRhode:JRhodeCalifornia 3.63/5 rDev -1.6% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Deep brown with tan, short, quickly dissipating head. Aroma of bourbon, brown sugar, oak/vanilla, a little boozy. taste is similar. I hope I was not predisposed, but I couldn't help but feel like this is what a BMC bourbon barrel aged beer would taste like. Take Amber Bock and throw it in some bourbon barrels? Not bad at all. Maybe a little artificial tasting? Mouthfeel is a little thinner than I expected. Abrupt finish too. Drinkability isn't bad at all. Although I could feel the 9.1% abv after finishing one bottle. Not a bad beer at all considering the $6.99/sixer sale pricetag. Serving type: bottle 08-07-2009 21:17:32 | More by JRhode More User Reviews:ckolliasMaryland 3.74/5 rDev +1.4% look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 Enjoyed this 12 oz bottle out of a large snifter glass. A: Pours a thick black hue with a fluffy white head that slowly dissipates leaving a decent trail ending in wispy lace. S: Strong bourbon scent with a malt backbone. T: Sweet bourbon and malt flavor that has a smooth middle and finishes on the dry side of boozy. M: Heavy body and medium carbonation. O: Solid brew – nice bourbon malt mix. Serving type: bottle 10-21-2013 00:51:10 | More by ckollias chicagoishPennsylvania 4/5 rDev +8.4% look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 - Pours black out of the bottle. Small head that leaves a soapy film as you drink S- Notes of soft bourbon, oak and vanilla. Caramel . T- Bourbon, vanilla and even chocolate. You would never guess this is 9.1ABV MF- Very creamy, heavy body. Smooth... O- Very nice, balanced and flavorful. Many times with a Strong Ale you taste the Alcohol, not with this. Very Nice. Could get into trouble fast with this one.. Serving type: bottle 10-04-2013 20:57:34 | More by chicagoish ThisWangsChungMaryland 3.56/5 rDev -3.5% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4 750ml bottle into a tulip glass. A: Pours an extremely dark cola color. It *almost* looks like a stout, but not quite. The head is about a fingers worth of mocha shaded head, with some nice creaminess. Retention isn't fantastic, though some decent (if thin looking) lacing is left behind. S: Sweet and bourbon-y. The sweet (most noticeably vanilla) and the bourbon-y notes upon opening it up are quite pleasant, later being supplanted by caramel, toffee, and cherries. Aromatically, it's a bit too mild, but has decent (if not stunning) depth. T: At first, it starts with a barrage of vanilla sweetness. It introduces the same problem I had with Anderson Valley Bourbon Barrel Stout, its flavor is overly reminiscent of cola, Dr. Pepper in this case. The bourbon character is there (if rudimentary), but there's no oak character, either. After the vanilla sweetness opens the palate, it shifts somewhat abruptly to a roasted nut character and afterwards, into a clean yet dry toffee laden finish. Actually, the finish has a strange bitter element to it; it's also a touch leathery as well. Thankfully it's not boozy in the least. Good complexity - in an unrefined, messy way that is. Having said that, there's just something very, very likeable about this brew. Warts and all, I'm genuinely enjoying this a lot. M: The feel is airy, decently carbonated, and somewhat light. A thicker, creamier feel would help suit the sweetness better. Then again, with the light feel, dry finish, and lack of alcohol, it's surprisingly drinkable. It's lack of a decadent feel is its biggest problem. O: Flawed yet endearing. That's my takeaway from this. It's hardly perfect, and honestly, that's why I enjoy it so much. This is one of those few beers that take you on a wild ride - some of the stops on the journey aren't the greatest, but the end result is something that leaves you craving for more. I could do another bottle of this, honestly. Serving type: bottle 09-30-2013 21:40:13 | More by ThisWangsChung SudsPennsylvania 3.76/5 rDev +1.9% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75 From a 750ml wine-bottle shaped container, the beer pours an intense dark brown...with hints of ruby when held to the light....tan foam tops the beer. The smell is malt and alcohol...some caramel and slightly bunt toffee. The taste is sugary...sweet and boozy. Firm bitterness in the finish. The beer is very full in body, and a little sweet at times. Serving type: bottle 09-29-2013 01:56:42 | More by Suds DrDemento456Pennsylvania 3.7/5 rDev +0.3% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 So crazy a bourbon oak chip aged beer would be a twist off. I press on. A - A very dark brown black so deep must be the darkest strong ale I ever seen. Head is a 1/4 inch that settles to just a lace ring. S - Not very much bourbon in the smell but it's not barrel aged just chips so its not going to be heavy. Mild sweet malts, some caramel malt, and a mild twang of oak in the smell. T - Ah yes the taste does in fact have some bourbon in the taste. Then some chocolate sweetness followed by your typical caramel and toffee taste you expect in a strong ale with no oak though. M - Medium bodied, silky smooth, easy drinking. Overall far from the best bourbon ale but quite a steal at just $2.69 a bottle. Taste is smooth! Serving type: bottle 09-27-2013 04:40:56 | More by DrDemento456 buschbeerOhio 3.88/5 rDev +5.1% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75 12 FL. OZ bottle Served in a snifter I'll just call this beer black. It poured with virtually no head. The few bubbles that briefly appeared were mocha colored. I smelled some bourbon when I poured it. I nose into it it and get some chocolate and vanilla to go with a mild bourbon scent. I taste the bourbon and vanilla up front and get some chocolate and roasted malt in the aftertaste. It is very smooth with very little carbonation. It had a screw top, and I have had it for over a year. Maybe some carbonation leaked. I had no idea it was a screw top or I would have consumed it earlier. This is not a bad beer. It kind of reminds me of a roasted malt version of Kentucky Bourbon Ale. I would definitely drink it again. Serving type: bottle 09-16-2013 00:37:20 | More by buschbeer |
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Front Nine
Hole 1
Par 5 - 530 yards
This demanding starting hole plays uphill into the prevailing wind. Do not let the yardage fool you—this is a true three-shot par five. Hit a good drive center to left center of the fairway. On your lay-up second shot, try to position the ball in the left center of the fairway to create the best angle for your third shot. With your third shot, play to center of the green avoiding bunker right. Par is a good start to an amazing golf experience ahead of you.
Front Nine
Hole 2
Par 3 - 190 yards
This strategic par three needs your concentration! Stay away from the rocks on the left. This hole is slightly uphill, so you may need to choose one more club than you think. However, you don't want to be over this green or you will face a difficult and fast downhill chip shot. While putting, pay attention to the elevations on this green. Good luck!
Front Nine
Hole 3
Par 4 - 395 yards
This fairly straightaway par four should start with a tee shot to the left center of the fairway. Accuracy is more important than distance in order to set up a good second shot to this green. Do not hit long on you're approach as this would leave a very difficult chip. Watch the undulations on your putt.
Front Nine
Hole 4
Par 4 - 430 yards
This is the longest par four on the front nine. You must hit a solid drive to allow you to reach this elevated green. If need be, play a run-up shot on your second with a fairway wood. The green complex will accept this type of shot. This green generally breaks east to west. A par here gives you bragging rights in the clubhouse!
Front Nine
Hole 5
Par 3 - 185 yards
This spectacular par three with the old kiln in the background is not only challenging, but is destined to be one of the most photographed par threes in the Caribbean. Choose the correct club, take a deep breath and hit your shot of the day.
Front Nine
Hole 6
Par 5 - 645 yards
This magnificent par five is the longest hole on the course and gives you many great views of the Caribbean Sea. This hole will play shorter than the yardage, as it is downhill and downwind. Play smart, keep your drive and second shot in the fairway. This will set up a memorable approach shot to an undulating green complex. Be careful on your putts—this green slopes from front to back.
Front Nine
Hole 7
Par 4 - 425 yards
This strategic dogleg left par four will test your talents. Play a big drive to the right center of the fairway for the best angle into the green. Your second shot should favor the right side of the green, as left is no bargain. Do not be a hero—play smart as par is a good score.
Front Nine
Hole 8
Par 3 - 195 yards
Although not extremely long, you must pay attention on this par three. Pick the proper club, and by all means avoid the severe bunkers on the left. A miss short right will enable you to salvage a par. Pay attention to the elevation changes on this green when putting.
Front Nine
Hole 9
Par 5 - 595 yards
This is a true risk-reward par five. Play a big drive down the right center and you could be going for this green in two. If you are laying up on your second, favor the right side of the fairway for the most options on your approach shot. An exciting finishing hole for the front nine. A good score here deserves a cool drink in the clubhouse!


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"I did not want to be a tree, a flower or a wave. In a dancers body, we as audience must see ourselves, not the imitated behavior of everyday actions, not the phenomena of nature, not exotic creatures from another planet, but something of the miracle that is a human being." ~Martha Graham
Please let Michelle Dillon Photography introduce you to Gwen Gussman! I had the privilege of photographing Gwen as she prepares for her extensive training in New York City to become a professional modern dancer. I met Gwen 10 years ago when she was a young dancer in training at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. Her intoxicating smile and natural talent made her stand out amongst the other young dancers and I have truly enjoyed watching her grow into a beautiful young woman and extremely talented dancer. I have great pride in having shared the stage many times with Gwen during the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance annual holiday production, "Granny Dances to a Holiday Drum" and I send her all my love and support during this next adventure in her life. Dance on Sweet Gwen!
Gwen Gussman
Dancer preparing to dance at NYU Tisch School of the Arts
Recently Graduated from Denver School of the Arts
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"Through dance we more fully experience our capacity to feel. Dance resonates with people because it is an expansion of the human threshold for emotion through movement." Gwen says when asked why she dances.
Gwen is proficient in Jazz, Modern (Horton, Graham, Limon), Contemporary Ballet, Hip hop, Funk, Ballet, and West African Dance. Her favorite styles are Modern and Contemporary Ballet because, "I am able to fully express my passion for movement, and for life as a whole. Both styles allow for the exploration of various emotions, and complex themes internally and externally. Both styles have vast repertoire, and while they foster dance from the past, they are also constantly moving and looking towards the future of dance."
Gwen loves to perform dance so she can emote. "I always hope that my emotion and love for dance will translate into the audience. Even if just one person walks away from the performance changed, that is enough. I hope to inspire people!"
Gwen was born and raised in Denver, Colorado. At the age of 3, she began dancing with Ms. Marta in a creative movement class at Cleo Parker Robinson's Dance School. Taking creative movement and jazz classes throughout elementary school at Cleo's was fun for Gwen but it wasn't until she was accepted to Denver School of the Arts in 6th grade that she truly began to take dance seriously. She continued to dance at Cleo's after school in their Training Group and performed at various events monthly and sometimes even weekly. Gwen has been a member of the Cleo Parker Robinson Training Group for 5 years. They perform for many benefits and dance festivals around Colorado, as well as traveled to L.A. to perform in the International Association of Black's in Dance Conference this past January. Recently they have performed and donated proceeds to The Arc foundation. Later in life, Gwen would love to travel to India and work to help the women and children in the red light district . She imagines a collaborative project with others where she will help in their rescue, rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
Gwen has broadened her horizons in recent years from the Rocky Mountains to New York City. In 2009, Gwen did a professional summer program at the Alvin Ailey School in NYC and performed choreography by Cornelius Carter. Summer of 2010, Gwen was accepted as an advanced student for the Dance Theater of Harlem's Summer Intensive where she performed choreography by Robert Garland. She also received private lessons and choreography from Roger C. Jeffrey this past year and considers him one of her mentors. Cecelia Jones, Gwen's teacher, director and friend also stands as a mentor to Gwen. Both Cecelia Jones and Roger C. Jeffrey inspire Gwen through their own accomplishments as well as the support they give in hers. They help Gwen understand dance and what it means technically, emotionally and in the broader spectrum of the entire world. She loves "how passionate they both are about dance as an art, not just as a technique."
A recent highlight in Gwen's pre-professional dance career was being invited to dance as an apprentice with the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble this past season. She learned what it was like to be in a professional dance company. Gwen says, "It was an incredible learning experience and to be able to perform among the company members was amazing!"
Gwen's inspiration for her dancing comes from her overall "Love for Life." She fills her life with many elements such as singing, reading, working at Anthropologie where she is exploring her interest in fashion, writing and spending time with family and friends. Gwen absolutely loves reading and writing. Two of her favorites are Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera and One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Gwen loves journaling, writing notes and letters to friends and truly enjoys writing essays for school. She says, "I really get into it. Maybe this will turn into writing articles for Dance Magazine someday."
With all this training, performing and 'living life' Gwen finds the balance to keep herself going by receiving acupuncture and massage often. When asked how she would advice other young dancers who seem to be on a similar path, she responded with, "It takes a lot of drive and so much hard work, so just remember how much you love it and stay true to what it(dance) is for you. Have fun with it and try not to take yourself or dance too seriously"
Gwen is very interested in dancing internationally and has her sights set on traveling the globe with her dancing. Her current goal is to join the professional dance company, Netherlands Dance Theatre following graduation from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. She also aspires to work with companies such as Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet, Complexions, Alvin Ailey, Lar Lubovitch, Nathan Trice, Ronald K. Brown, Larry Keigwin + Company, and many others.
Gwen just graduated from Denver School of the Arts as a dance major, and will be attending NYU's Tisch School of the Arts as a dance major this fall. "I feel so lucky to have trained at DSA and Cleo's for all these years, and feel extremely prepared and excited to be moving to NYC in the fall!" Michelle Dillon Photography sends you off on this next dance chapter in your life with lots of love and encouragement!
To enjoy more photos of Gwen click on her Slideshow.


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Capturing the power of the World Cup: AFR meets Martin Lotti, Creative Director of Nike Football
We attended the European launch of the 2014 Brazilian National Team Kit, where David Luiz spoke about his passion for Brazil and their iconic 'Canarinho' jersey. We wanted to know more about the Brazil shirt and how leading brands are preparing for the World Cup, so we caught up with Nike Football's Creative Director Martin Lotti, a man behind a massive project.
AFR: The Brazil shirt is arguably Nike's most iconic international jersey, so when designing the home kit for the World Cup host, what were the most important characteristics that couldn't be lost, even when creating a new design?
Martin Lotti: We spent a lot of time traveling in Brazil, absorbing the culture, as well as meeting up with athletes. There were two very clear things that stood out the most: 1) the yellow (the colour of the shirt) and 2) the crest.
In fact, several footballers grabbed the crest and said "this what I'm fighting for. This is the heart and soul."


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From the archives – a sign of the incompetence of KNUE
What a day! I'm beyond fed up.
I drove to Springfield to get my diplomas and the criminal background checks apostilled (i.e. certified for my Korean visa). I rented a car and had all my forms, the directions, snacks, CDs, everything I figured I'd need.
The drive took about 4 hours. I hoped to spend 30 minutes in the Index Department of the Illinois Secretary of State. Then I'd go on to the Lincoln Museum.
I was pleased, prematurely, to see no line at the Index Department. I soon was told that they couldn't apostille my background checks as they weren't properly done, that they were no good because all they had was a few lines identifying me and the Notary's seal and signature. I explained that that's how I got them from the State's Attorney's office and that wouldn't a lawyer know, wouldn't the notary?
The woman who helped me was so nice and when my brother gave me my background checks I did say I was surprised that they weren't more explicit. A layperson wouldn't know that NCI meant National Criminal Index, for example. He assured me that this was kosher.
I kind of lost it as I wanted to mail these off today or tomorrow before I leave for a 10 days in Colorado. I explained that I needed them to get a visa to get a job in South Korea. I asked about getting new checks in Springfield and this woman kindly got me the address of the local FBI office and State Police office. By now it's 1:15. She promised to try to "stay open" a bit after 3:30 if need be. She said if I had to come back, I could *get this* just go to their State St. office in Chicago.
Their what? I called both the Korean consulate and this Springfield Index office last week to see if I could do this closer to Chicago. Neither mentioned a State St. Office. The consulate just seemed to read some vague information from a paper. I don't think they've figured out their own new system. Sorry, but I think they should. It's part of their job and that it's new, is not an excuse.
So I got my diplomas apostilled, but still needed more.
I first headed to the FBI, which is outside of town sort of in the cornfields. I thought for sure I'd missed the street since it was so far. Nope. Eventually I found this gorgeous new building. It's surrounded by fencing and as I drove up, a guard came out to see what I wanted. I explained the situation and he said they don't issue background checks there. He asked to see what I had and I showed him. He did say, those were the right forms and it all looked fine to him. Yet he's not the one I needed to satisfy. The first woman and her associate were very nice, but not going to deviate from their first pronouncement.
Now it's 3 o'clock. I wound up walking around town a bit and then heading home. I was in no mood for sightseeing, though the museum looks fantastic and the city has a lot to offer in the way of history and charm.
I figured I'd have my brother write a sentence on the form saying what they are and then signing them. That's what the clerk said should have been done. I could then go to State St. in time to get them apostilled and mailed.
I drove back home some of the time sitting in bad traffic or crawling past construction. Not a real fun day.


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About a month back I was digging through some of last year's stuff, and saw my old ArtOrder Dungeon Delve piece...and it hasn't sat well with me. So I recently decided to go back and rework it into something I'll actually enjoy looking at!
I feel pretty good about the composition and layout at the moment, but I'm always grateful for any good advice people are willing to give. If there's anything that can be improved right now, I'd love to hear it. I've posted the old piece, the new piece (currently in pencil stage), and a little lineup I did when I was deciding which of the poses I drew I wanted.


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Always rinse your camera after in the salt water per the directions that come with the camera. I've had an Olympus fail due to salt build up around the seal on the battery/memory card.
Double check your doors before surfing. I always open and close both doors before I tuck into my suit before going into the water. Make sure you hear them "snap" shut. If not, make sure they are clean and seal properly.
I tie my wrist strap from the camera to the zipper teather on my wetsuit, and tuck the camera into the top of my suit, under my chin. If your suit is loose in that area, you might want to tuck it behind your neck.
For shooting photos, I almost always have the camera in 'P' mode. Select the 'ok' button and scroll down to the rapid fire mode. Its the one with the square boxes. Select the multiple to the farthest right with 'hi' in the icon with the mulitple squares. I use this for action/surfing.
For shooting into the sun, I change out of the rapid fire mode, into single, or delayed multiple shots. You will need to change the ISO down to 80. This works most of the time, but if you're shooting into straight sun reflecting off of the water, you probably will discover white out.
I tend not to use the pre-programmed settings too often, but do for sunrises.
As far as water spots go, the Olympus has a lense cover that opens when you power up. I've found that the Oly will clear water spots when you power on when you're ready to shoot. If you keep it on and go under water and come back up, you're going to have water spots.
Also, check the lense for schmultz. Where I surf, there's crap in the water that gets on the lense which requires cleaning when in the water (fuzzy photos). Rub the lense on the inside of the ankle of your wetsuit. Don't use the outside because your just going to rub more schmultz in the lense.
Trial and error are the key to getting good shots. You will get your best shots when the subject is within 20 feet or so. When you know that your subject is coming at you, never zoom in before shooting, because the subject will more than fill the frame when they come at you. Depending on the shot, set zoom accordingly.
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I was given the silicone cover for the Oly from warmjet (he uses the Pentax) and its helpful to keep the camera high on your chest. Without it, the camera just slips down and gets in the way under your suit.
I use Picasa for all of my post edit. Its easy and directly uploads to web albums with an embed feature for blogging. I don't think photoshop is worth the point and shoot shots (cause i'm not that experienced in pshop). I could be wrong...
Angles are key in shooting. Understanding the spot you're shooting, know where to be as the subject is passing you, and position yourself in tight spots is key. Don't be afraid of putting yourself into the impact zone to get the shot. I've had my best shots
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- A new pattern of resistance has emerged among a particularly challenging group of bacteria called the gram-negatives; it threatens to make many common infections untreatable.
- The bacterial genes responsible confer resistance to the carbapenems, a group of so-called last-resort antibiotics. Two of the most important resistance genes are dubbed NDM-1 and KPC.
- Carbapenem resistance in gram-negative bacteria is especially worrisome because these germs are ubiquitous and share genes easily. Plus, no new drugs for these bugs are being developed.
- This confluence of factors means many people in hospitals and in the wider community could die of newly untreatable infections of the urinary tract, blood and other tissues.
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In early summer 2008 Timothy Walsh of Cardiff University in Wales got an e-mail from Christian Giske, an acquaintance who is a physician on the faculty of Sweden's Karolinska Institute. Giske had been treating a 59-year-old man hospitalized that past January in Örebro, a small city about 100 miles from Stockholm. The man had lived with diabetes for many years, suffered several strokes and had lately developed deep bedsores. But those were not the subject of Giske's message. Instead he was worried about a bacterium that a routine culture had unexpectedly revealed in the man's urine. Would Walsh, who runs a lab that unravels the genetics of antibacterial resistance, be willing to take a look at the bug?
Walsh agreed and put the isolate through more than a dozen assays. It was Klebsiella pneumoniae, a bacterium that in hospitalized patients is one of the most frequent causes of pneumonia and bloodstream infection. This strain, though, contained something new, a gene that Walsh had never seen before. It rendered the Klebsiella, which was already resistant to many antibiotics used in critical care medicine, insensitive to the only remaining group that worked reliably and safely—the carbapenems, the so-called drugs of last resort. The one medication the investigators found that had any effect on the resistant strain was colistin, a drug that had been out of general use for years because of its toxic effects on the kidneys. Walsh named the enzyme that this gene produced New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase, or NDM-1, for the city where the man acquired the infection just before he returned home to Sweden.
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The United States government must continue to invest in renewable energy by supporting research and development and by adopting other long-term policies that are needed to overcome key market barriers and capture important economic, environmental, and public health benefits that are not currently priced in the market. These policies would also help create new competitors to established energy industries that have received decades of subsidies, and generally continue to receive them.
Federal lawmakers must not let budget negotiators pull the plug on federal renewable energy policies that have created high-paying jobs and increased local tax revenues. For instance, the Federal 1603 Treasury grant program, which was allowed to expire last year, and the production tax credit (PTC) for wind power, which if not renewed will expire at the end of 2012, have been extremely effective policies, generating tens of billion dollars of investment in rural communities and creating new wind manufacturing and construction jobs during the economic recession. A recent report completed by Navigant Consulting finds that 37,000 American jobs could be lost in the wind industry if Congress allows the PTC for wind to expire.
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Addendum to 2012 Abstract Supplement to Clinical Chemistry, Volume 58, Number S10These abstracts were presented at the 2012 AACC Annual meeting, but were inadvertently omitted from the final Journal Supplement.
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With two key starters on the bench, saddled with two fouls each, the Wolverines stalled and went scoreless for five minutes in the second quarter here Thursday night as Mount Ayr finished the half on a 10-0 run to close it to 40-24. NV had bolted in front 32-14 in the first quarter on the strength of three 3-pointers, and moved it to 40-14 before the lull.
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Part of being married to a presidential candidate.
Is taking criticism and Romney has been targeted for being a stay at home mom.
And her fondness for horses are also questions about whether her medical history could be an issue.
Tonight mrs.
Romney talks with our own doctor Marc Siegel about her battle against cancer and multiple sclerosis.
How has.
Having chronic illness changed your life your -- how you look at life it's certainly.
Does change your perspective on life I I like to say that MS has been my greatest teacher.
Cancer is also another great teacher sometimes wish I didn't have quite so many wonderful teaching moments in my life.
But it does teach them.
Help you be aware of others that are suffering and for me I think that's that the biggest lesson I've learned.
From both having cancer and from having MS.
Is compassion for others.
What about the fear of being -- and -- about the stress and how do you cope with both both negative emotions.
You know it was a very dark time in my life when I was first diagnosed and I went into a pretty.
Pretty dark place for a long time and I think the thing that happens is that when you have a disease like this it takes everything.
Away from you from princess I was so weak and I was fatigues and site.
Anything I was doing him a normal life I could no wonder do -- if all the sudden the -- pulled out from underneath you and you're left with nothing.
You go through this phase of -- of war who MIA and what -- cool you know what good -- in the world anymore thankfully I got pulled through that.
But the love with the help of my my husband my children.
If governor Romney becomes president.
And there's a lot of stress associated with -- your role as First Lady what if you haven't -- exhibition how are you gonna.
Be able to rely on his support if he's strong and a million different directions.
Well -- -- -- this before we've been through a lot of stressful times before and I think sometimes when you have like a debilitating disease.
I think sometimes it's just you make it through one day and you just put one foot in front of the other and you just keep going.
And you know you just have to you I always have that positive attitude that tomorrow will be a Saturday.
And that there's something worth living for and that life can be wonderful I found joy in horses.
And if -- how we can make sure that we keep joy in our life.
And and that is it's a great healing thing I think to have joy took.
To restore -- -- -- -- -- and and how it can be looked at therapeutic group is amazing I mean they are enormously therapeutic courses are healing for me the course is brought enormous peace and love.
And after I would ride I feel this calmness and this euphoria.
And it would again you know show me that life is wonderful.
So would be so finding why is it that gives you -- in your life.
And if you don't have -- your life.
You really -- find out where you can finds enjoying your life.
And then find some passion and why are you what what is it that makes you passionately.
A life.
I'm very interest in -- effect of stress on illness and I felt that I and many people felt that you were unfairly attacked viciously about.
And a woman in the media few months ago.
About your roles in life at a time when you're shown great courage and have accomplished a great deal how does that kind of stress affect your.
We all have stress in life.
We -- go -- stressful moments and I think we now have to recognize that time.
We we'd better learn how.
To go through it calmly and quietly.
And not letting it and you know almost get to the cellular level and start impacting our health because it does.
And so.
If you have perspective and recognize that.
You know what -- the most important thing in life.
And sometimes.
You know maybe the job really isn't as important as we think it is you know it's it's it -- -- -- make things into a bigger deal than they need to -- Do you feel that suffering because you have has made -- more compassionate and empathetic for others.
It's softened my heart.
It's made me out very mindful of others that are that are dealing with difficulties.
And they don't have to be health issues that they're dealing with.
And it's been amazing to me again.
To see the response of people when I go visit across the country how many people come up to me.
And this is the one thing that I have been absolutely blown away wet kiss how many women come up to me -- -- -- me.
And say I'm praying for you.
And I think to myself you know this is total stranger I've never met her before and she's praying for me but does something tinian -- is really touches me.
And it makes me think you know this is what we all need to be doing more of and it is it is such an amazing thing to having.
Gone through this -- -- seen how it's changed me.
But also to see and how generous people -- -- this country thank you very much thank you so much.
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Lochner v. New York (West's Encyclopedia of American Law)
In Lochner v. New York, 198 U.S. 45, 25 S. Ct. 539, 49 L. Ed. 937 (1905), the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a state law restricting the hours employees could work in the baking industry, as a violation of the freedom of contract guaranteed by the DUE PROCESS CLAUSE of the FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT. This seemingly minor decision spawned a new era in constitutional interpretation.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW is often divided into three eras, the center of which is Lochner. In the pre-Lochner era (1789870), courts interpreted the Due Process Clause of the FIFTH AMENDMENT to have primarily a procedural content that protected persons against ARBITRARY governmental deprivations of life, liberty, and property. This procedural right meant that individuals were entitled to sufficient notice and a fair hearing before the government could take harmful action against them. Courts reviewed only the manner in which a particular law infringed on a substantive right, without evaluating the importance of the right or the severity of the infringement.
During the Lochner era (1870937), courts interpreted the Due Process Clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to have a substantive content that protected from governmental intrusion certain economic and property interests, such as the right of employers and employees to determine the terms and conditions of their employment...
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Lochner v. New York (Great American Court Cases)
Legal Citation: 198 U.S. 45 (1905)
Joseph Lochner
People of the State of New York
Appellant's Claim
That Lochner had not violated the New York Bakeshop Act because the law was an unreasonable exercise of police power.
Chief Lawyers for Appellant
Frank Harvey Field, Henry Weismann
Chief Lawyer for Appellee
Julius M. Mayer, attorney general of New York
Justices for the Court
David Josiah Brewer, Henry Billings Brown, Melville Weston Fuller, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Joseph McKenna, Rufus Wheeler Peckham (writing for the Court)
Justices Dissenting
William Rufus Day, John Marshall Harlan I, Edward Douglass White
Washington, D.C.
Date of Decision
17 April 1905
In protecting the right to contract for labor, the Court overruled New York's Bakeshop Act, which regulated sanitary conditions and the number of hours that employees could work.
Lochner v. New York postponed protective legislation for women for decades, becoming one of the most...
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Appellant: Joseph Lochner
Appellee: State of New York
Appellant's Claim: That New York's Bakeshop Act was an unreasonable exercise of state police power to regulate the working conditions at bakeries.
Chief Lawyers for Appellant: Frank Harvey Field, Henry Weismann
Chief Lawyer for Appellee: Julius M. Mayer, Attorney General of New York
Justices for the Court: David J. Brewer,Henry B. Brown, Melville W. Fuller, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Joseph McKenna, Rufus W. Peckham
Justices Dissenting: William Rufus Day, John Marshall Harlan I, Edward Douglass White
Date of Decision: April 17, 1905
Decision: Ruled in favor of Lochner by finding that the Bakeshop law unconstitutionally restricted an employer's liberty to contract for labor.
Significance: The decision recognized a sweeping new freedom of contract loosely drawn from the due process clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth amendments. The decision had a major effect on twentieth century society to the detriment of the workingman. In the late 1930s, the Court shifted its focus to protection of individual rights over economic interests.
The way in which the courts interpret the U.S. Constitution changes greatly through time as society changes. From the birth of the nation in the 1780s until the 1870s, courts interpreted the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment as applying primarily to how fairly federal laws were applied, not so much what the intent of the law was. The amendment states that no person shall "be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law." Citizens should receive sufficient notice and fair legal hearings before government could take action. Individual rights, such as freedom from discrimination, were not a concern as in modern America.
Liberty of Contract
In 1868 the Fourteenth Amendment was added to the Constitution which also contained a Due Process Clause. Aimed at protecting individuals from state actions, the amendment came at a time the American Industrial Revolution was well underway with industry rapidly growing. Major changes in society were also occurring including an ever widening gap between the rich and poor. While employers were accumulating wealth, employees were working longer and longer hours, often in unhealthy conditions. Few laws existed for health and safety standards in places of employment.
Typical of this industrialization trend, many bakers in New York worked twelve hours a day for seven days a week. Conditions in city bakeries, often located in the basements of tenement houses, were cramped and filthy. With little time for rest, many workers essentially lived in their kitchens, sleeping at their workbenches. With poor ventilation, disease and early deaths were common. Believing that unsanitary and unsafe conditions affected the bakers and their products, the New York legislature passed the Bakeshop Act in 1895. Besides setting minimum sanitation standards, the act stated that no employee "shall be required or permitted to work in a biscuit, bread, or cake bakery . . . more than sixty hours in any one week, or more than ten hours in any one day."
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Joseph Lochner owned a small bakery in Utica, New York that produced biscuits, breads, and cakes for early-morning customers. Lochner's employees were frequently required to work late into the night, sometimes sleeping in the bakery before rising early to prepare the products for the customers. In April of 1901, one of his bakers, Aman Schmitter worked over sixty hours in one week. A complaint was filed with the police who arrested Lochner and charged him in violation of the Bakeshop Act.
Ten months after his arrest, Lochner's case went to trial in Oneida County Court. Intending to appeal to a higher court to challenge the law, Lochner refused to plead guilty or not guilty, and offered no defense to the charge. Judge W. T. Dunmore found Lochner guilty and sentenced him to pay a fifty dollar fine or spend fifty days in jail. Lochner immediately appealed the decision to the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court.
Before the five appeals court judges, Lochner argued that because of the Bakeshop Act he could not freely make a contract with his employees concerning pay and hours of work. This interfered with his right to earn a living and pursue a lawful trade as protected by the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause. Three of the five judges were unconvinced with his arguments and upheld his conviction. They ruled the law was a proper exercise of the state's police powers to protect
Lochner next appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court which agreed to hear his case. Lochner also decided to change lawyers, hiring Henry Weismann. Weismann was an interesting choice for in the 1890s he had been a lobbyist for the Journeyman Bakers Union and editor of the union's newsletter, the Bakers' Journal. Weismann was an advocate for laws limiting bakers' hours to eight hours a day. Leaving the union in 1897, Weismann opened two bakeries of his own leading a complete change in personal interests. He joined the Retail Bakers' Association to fight enforcement of the Bakers Act.
Before the Court, Weismann argued the law violated Lochner's "liberty of contract." He claimed that employers and employees had a basic right to negotiate a contract over conditions of their labor free from state restrictions as long as they did not interfere with another person's liberty of contract. Weismann asserted that baking was not a dangerous occupation. Therefore, the law was an inappropriate use of police powers depriving bakery owners of their due process rights.
New York countered that state restrictions to protect the health and well-being of workers and general public were nothing new. For example, physicians were required to obtain a license before practicing medicine. Using statistics, the state also argued baking was less healthy than many occupations. It involved heavy lifting and carrying while breathing air containing flour dust and germs. Lung diseases including tuberculosis were common. Because employees had less bargaining power than their employers when negotiating labor contracts, laws were needed for the public good to protect workers from being unfairly exploited.
The Court was left to decide between the right to contract versus the employees protection from poor working conditions. Justice Rufus Peckham delivered the findings of the Court in a close 5 decision. Peckham declared the act interfered with the right "to make contracts regarding labor upon such terms as they may think best, or upon which they may agree." Under the Fourteenth Amendment, people were free to purchase and sell labor without state restrictions, contended Peckham. Regarding the state's assertion that baking was an unhealthy occupation, Peckham stated, "The trade of a baker is not unhealthy . . . to such a degree which would authorize the legislature . . . to cripple the ability of the laborer to support himself and his family" by restricting his work.
Concluding that a direct relationship between the act and the health and welfare of New York bakers was not sufficient, Peckham wrote,
There is no reasonable ground for interfering with the liberty of a person or right of free contract, by determining the hours of labor, in the occupation of a baker . . . A law like the one before us involves neither the safety, the morals, nor the welfare of the public . . .
A Strong Dissent
In dissent, Justice John Marshall Harlan believed that baking was a hard occupation. Though agreeing that the due process clause does protect the liberty to contract, the state's have power to regulate that liberty for the health and safety of its citizens. He pointed to many state mining laws limiting miners to eight hour days.
Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes pointed out that the peoples' rights are routinely limited by state laws. Holmes wrote,
The liberty of the citizens to do as he likes so long as he does not interfere with the liberty of others to do the same . . . is interfered with by school laws, by the Post Office, by every state or municipal institution which takes his money for purposes thought desirable, whether he likes it or not.
Holmes asserted that the state's have broad rights to restrict activities and the courts should be very cautious in overturning them.
Lochner's Legacy
For the next thirty-two years federal courts used Lochner to overturn numerous laws attempting to regulate various aspects of business, employment, and property interests. The decision launched a new era of constitutional interpretation lasting until 1937. During this time, public sentiment strongly supported the idea that government should minimally interfere with the newly evolving industrial capitalistic market, an idea known as laissez-faire economics.
Following the stock market crash of 1929, President Franklin D. Roosevelt began to attempt to establish a social and economic reform program based on a series of new federal laws. The Court, using the Lochner decision, and consistently overturned the laws much to the dismay of the president and much of the public.
Finally, in 1937 the Court embraced Holmes' dissent in Lochner in the case of West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish. In letting stand a Washington state law setting a minimum wage for women, the Court ruled the freedom to contract was not unlimited. For the rest of the twentieth century, governments were given freedom to regulate the workplace and other economic affairs.
Suggestions for further reading
Ken, Paul. Lochner v. New York: Economic Regulation on Trial. Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1998.
Leslie, Douglas L. Labor Law in a Nutshell. St. Paul, MN: West Publishing Group, 1992.
Terrell, Leo J. The Things Your Boss Won't Tell You: Your Rights at the Work Place. Beverly Hills, CA: L. Terrell Enterprises, 1998.
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Junior guard Robbie Berwick led the Greyhounds with 17 points and 8 assists. Senior guard Brady Youngquist added 12 points while junior Jared Studeman chipped in 11.
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This lazy, shiftless bum has never done a bit of work in his life.
Gosh, he´s just like Jimmy Carter in SO many ways!/s off/
Michelle is wearing what looks like welder´s gloves and Barry in all his goofiness is wearing thin exam gloves.He didn´t dare get paint on his hands lest he ruin his manicure.
Those gloves only had to be worn for about four camera clicks. Meanwhile did anybody actually listen to what Chelsea Gardiner had to say??
So what!
Three words: Colossally. Stoopit.1. I know he´s in no way "up to" his day job, but sheesh, that is what he should spend his time on.2. You can bet his deigning to appear [read: making a campaign stop to keep the LoFos on board] resulted in a huge net loss of productive volunteer hours. a. shut the place down for a Secret Service sweep; b. turn everything upside down for the day for a half-hour photo-op for Stinky; c. make a bunch of real volunteers stand around pointlessly wasting their time.3. Waitaminnit: how is it that a D elementary school got all run down? With all the "it´s for the children" miasma in the air? With the $20,000-a-year per pupil spending in DC? With the superlative social milieu of DC´s residents?4. FTA: The former first daughter spoke at a summit on the National Mall to urge people to participate in volunteer projects, saying there´s a chain of service that links generations of Americans from all across the country.We at Shloss Veritas are wholly disgusted by and fed up with the Leftist collectivist myth of and lust for "the commune." Real achievement is individual, for the individual´s goals.
It´s difficult to contemplate the mentality of people who fall for the pathetic antics of this phony, deceitful creep.
The glove used are for a proctologist to use. How fitting!!!
Gee, I hope he doesn´t give himself a hernia lifting that brush for the photo op.Public service. Yeah, right.
I thought our tax dollars took care of this.
Run down Elementary school in DC? I don´t believe a word of it. Not one word.How do you get your hands dirty from a proctologist glove except maybe from putting them on inside out after use. I think that guy needs to go get hisself a shot of bacteriolidgy eliminator..... Them rundown schools in DC has to be a hotbed of aids and bacteriologicalally enhanced black light evading evil twin flu viruses. He needs some Geritol quick!
National Day of Service has such a communist ring to it.I believe the new bangs are to hide the perpetual scowl. No camera person will catch her frowning during the most recent coronation.
the average spending per student in DC is now around $30,000/year (getting close to the cost of going to Yale minus the room/board). The average pay per teacher is $90,000/year, and has gone up 5%.hard to understand with those numbers how a school in DC can be described as "run-down". More apt phrase might have been "mismanaged", or "plundered"
you gotta read through this to believe it..this is from the census bureau, and contains all sort of info about school expenditureshttp://www2.census.gov/govs/school/10f33pub.pdfif you read the DC school website, they basically don´t tell y ou the true about how much money they spend per student.In actuality, the per student expenditures, and the teacher pay per student, is the highest in the country by a mile.
With those sterile examination gloves, B.O. looks like he´s ready to give somebody a prostate exam.
Webb Hubbell should be so proud.
FTA: ..."joined 500 volunteers to spruce up Burrville Elementary School. "Whaaaa? The school has 322 students PK-5. How do they get 500 volunteers in there, and why would they need to???http://www.publicschoolreview.com/school_ov/school_id/16675
Yup, when I think of Chelsea Clinton I think of selfless volunteerism! /s
National Day of Service. My, my, how do Barack and Michelle ever find times for themselves? They´re aLways giving to others (snort, chortle, guffaw....)
Dirty? They´ve been bloody for quite some time now.
Big smiles on Mooch & Obozo as they paint phony bookshelves for a photo op... but not a word of compassion for the families of the Americans murdered in Algeria today. Disgusting.
He will be sore for days after straining muscles that have never been used. Tendonitis may prevent him from holding his own crack pipe.
Quid pro quo. Our gracious leaders launch Chelsea for her mom´s old NY senate seat and the smartest women who ever trod the earth goes quietly into the night or maybe just moves over to the U.N.
Gosh, no window blinds to hang?Or girly bicycles to wheel around?I´d like to know how soon the promotion comes to the person who told boy which end of the paintbrush to hold onto.Classless idiots.
I know when I paint a cabinet I always wear a pair of Dockers and a dress shirt....../sI`m sure this event now qualifies Chelsea to be a senator from New York. Let`s see, she `earned` a degree from Stanford in something or other, which is weird since she was hardly ever there - then she immediately got hired on Wall St. and paid 6-figures for a job she didn`t know how to do - then NBC hired her to do interviews, which mostly consisted of asking her parents `in depth` questions. Yah, I`d say she`s ready to be a senator.
i think average american works about 100 days for the government as the government takes about 1/3 of their pay
Sorry to be so crude, but what a puke fest.No shame whatsoever.
Is there paint on the brushes? After all, Michelle wouldn´t want to get spatters on her designer clothes or her brand new wig.


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Hersham race ace Sam Bird has predicted a tight finish in the GP2 series this season.
The 26-year-old finished second and fourth in the latest two rounds in Monza on Saturday and today, to put himself within six points of drivers' championship leader Fabio Leimer.
There are four races remaining in the season and Bird, driving for Russian Time, is in the form of his life having enjoyed four race wins this season.
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