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Pennsylvania takes retroactive steps to prevent convicted felons from working in school districts.
A new law signed by Pennsylvania Governor, Tom Corbett, mandates background checks on public, private and vocational school workers. School district administrators must notify all employees of the law and return a form reporting any criminal history to the Pennsylvania State Education Association completed by employees. Certain convictions will lead to employment suspensions or even termination including first-, second-, or third-degree felonies, aggravated assault, kidnapping, and other crimes. Read more
How background checks are conducted in Clark County, Nevada Schools.
The Las Vegas Sun investigates how background checks are done, after a teacher in a Clark County school was arrested on suspicion of drug possession and theft of school property. In an investigative interview, the chief human resources officer and former interim chief human resources officer of the Clark County School District answered questions on their background check procedures. Read more
Update: Background Checks Dealing with School Workers Clarified.
A new law, §1-111 Act 24 of 2011, mandates that all Pennsylvania elementary schools must background screen all new hires and existing staff for criminal history. The form that current staff must fill out asks employees to check "arrested," "convicted," "never been arrested," or "never been convicted," however the law states that only convictions of employees need to be reported. In a response to concerns surrounding this contradiction, a statement was released to clarify the law.
A publication from Fox Rothschild LLP states that "these amendments restrict those people that a school is allowed to hire, but they have almost no direct impact on the employment of those already employed. Some school administrators have mistakenly stated that these amendments require schools to fire a current employee where a prior conviction for a barred offense comes to light. While this may be true in some limited cases, it is generally not so, and neither this statute nor the companion provision in §5-527 requires termination of employment." Read more
Convicted felon employed at middle school steals jewelry, computers
After a middle school janitor was charged in connection to jewelry and computer thefts, the School Committee Chairman of a Massachusetts school wants to know more about the school's criminal background screening procedures. Court documents showed that the janitor pled guilty to assault and battery and breaking and entering charges in the past. Also, he was allegedly in an outpatient drug treatment program for an opiates addiction. Initial reports in the same case were for stolen MacBook Computers, iPads and other equipment. How did a criminal get employed at an elementary school? Read more


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Victoria Reggie Kennedy, widow of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, has invited Senator Scott Brown and Democrat Elizabeth Warren to a debate in September moderated by Tom Brokaw. The debate would be co-sponsored by the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate and the University of Massachusetts Boston. "The missions of the EMK Institute and the university dovetail perfectly with the goal of a serious Senate debate and exchange of ideas," Vicki Kennedy wrote. It would be Sept. 26.
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However, for the vast majority of nutritional supplements, taking them daily is both safe and appropriate.
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THURSDAY, February 13, 1873 1872 .The Lieutenant Governor announced prayers by the Rev. Mr. James Rudder, a Representative from the county of Washington, and a minister of the Christian Church.
Mr. Sarnighausen offered a resolution requesting committees to recite the reasons for their reports.
On motion of Mr. Dittemore it was laid on the table.
Mr. Collett presented temperance petitions from Pike county, which were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Sarnighausen presented similar petitions, which took the same course.
On motion of Mr. Dittemore, the Senate proceeded to the consideration of Senate bills on the third reading.
Mr. Haworth's bill [S. 64] for the collection and publication of statistics - requiring the Secretary of State to establish a Bureau of Statistics for the collection of information concerning agriculture, mining, manufacturing, education, crime, and public statistics with reference to births, marriages, deaths, and other vital and social statistics - was read the third time.
Mr. Hall stated that the bill was introduced last session at the suggestion of Governor Baker. The one single item of forfeiture of bails will more than amply compensate the State in the amount that will be recovered by the State. The whose cost of the bill will fail short of $3,000 a year, and the amount of information it will bring to light for use in foreign countries will be almost invaluable.
Mr. Neff moved to recommit the bill with instructions to strike out the clause authorizing the Secretary of State to employ additional clerks.
Mr. Haworth opposed this motion, believing it would cripple the bill, the provisions of which he explained, urging reasons for its passage additional to those presented by Mr. Hall. The recent Governor, it was understood, had expended several hundred dollars out of his own pocket to obtain information that this bill would collect.
Mr. Collett spoke in favor of this measure, expressing the general desire that the progress of the State and her mineral wealth should be published to the world.
Mr. Neff disclaimed any desire to throw any obstacle in the passage of the bill, and therefore withdrew his motion.
Mr. Brown thought portions of the bill, which require a great of work and expense, would not redound to the credit of the State, but were of a private nature and referring to matters the publication of which are not desirable, especially at so great cost.
Bill passed - yeas, 28; nays, 16.
Mr. Gooding's bill [S. 160] to amend the charter of the Lawrenceburgh Insurance Company, was read the third time.
Mr. G. explained that the bill changed the name and place of choosing electors, and allowed the capital stock to be increased above $100,000.In answer to a query by Mr. Sleeth, Mr. Dittemore said that the charter has not been forfeited by non-user.
The bill passed the Senate by yeas 35, nays 8.Mr. Dwiggins' bill [S. 56] to amend sections 22 and 27 of the town incorporation act, coming up -
Mr. Dwiggins was willing to take Mr. Hough's bill [S. 49] on the same subject, and moved that his bill [S. 56] be laid on the table.
Mr. Scott's bill, [S. 162] to repeal an act repealing section 31 of an act concerning real property, approved May 6, 1869, and to authorize the records of deeds or transcripts thereof to be read in evidence in courts of justice, was read the third time.
Mr. Scott explained that this bill restored the thirty-first section referred to in the title.
Bill passed the Senate, yeas 40, nays 0.
Mr. Collett's bill, [S. 95] to prevent the carrying of concealed weapons, was read the third time.
Mr. Collett explained that this bill includes a number of deadly weapons not now enumerated in the statutes. Judges say that most murders are committed because of the carrying of concealed deadly weapons, and this bill is intended to stop the growing evil.
Bill passed the Senate, yeas 36, nays 6.
Mr. Dwiggins' bill, [S. 116] to amend sections 95, 96 and 97 of the act of June 17, 1852, in relation to the settlement of decedents' estates, and legali- page: 157[View Page 157] izing certain sales of real estate heretofore made by foreign administrators, was read the third time.
Mr. Dwiggins explained its provisions.
Bill passed the Senate, yeas 42, nays 1.
Mr. Taylor's bill, [S. 105] to authorize courts of common pleas to determine who the heirs, legatees or distributees of a decedent are, and to order a partial distribution of his estate prior to the final settlement of the estate, was read the third time.
The bill passed the Senate by yeas 42, nays 1.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 94] providing that in cities having incorporated homes for friendless women, all lines collected on account of and for the breach of any ordinance for the suppression of vice, shall be paid to the trustees of such homes for their maintenance and support, was read the third time.
Mr. Thompson explained his bill, and made appeals in behalf of its benevolent provisions.
The bill passed - yeas 43, nays 0.
Hr. Hough's bill [S. 49] to amend sections 22 and 58 of the town incorporation act, approved June 11, 1852, was read the third time and passed the Senate - yeas 37, nays 5.
The bill authorizes incorporated towns to exact a license fee of $100 a year from liquor sellers, and fifty dollars a year from keepers of public billiard tables.
Mr. Rhodes' bill [S. 127] in relation to collection of notes or contracts given in payment for patent rights, was read the third time.
Mr. Brown moved to recommit the bill to the Judiciary Committee, with instructions to strike out the second section.
Mr. Hubbard opposed the bill, urging reasons why such law should never go upon the statute book.
Mr. Dwiggins also spoke against this bill, agreeing with Mr. Hubbard that it was a blow against the entire commercial system of the Stale. The true theory of law is that where a man makes a contract he is bound by that contract.
Mr. Rhodes did not think his bill was such a terrible thing as Senators seem to think. He desired to so legislate as to protect the people against the patent right sharpers that are prowling about all over this State, and believed this bill would do so effectually. This is a bill in the interest of the people, and he hoped it would become a law. When he had concluded -
The Senate took a recess till two o'clock.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill S. 127 pending at the time of the recess.
Mr. Harney favored the passage of the bill as a means of stopping this class of villiany practiced by patent right vendors.
Mr. Boone understood that this kind of paper is not presented at the banks, and that this bill will not affect the character of true commercial paper, as some Senators seemed to fear.
Mr. Neff was satisfied that the people of the State need some protection of the kind proposed in this bill, and believed the people should have protection even if it struck down commercial paper. However, he was willing the bill should go to a committee for a perfection.
Mr. Gooding said the Judiciary Committee had carefully examined the bill and recommended its passage; and that committee could not further perfect the bill unless amendment were suggested by the Senate. He believed in striking at this gigantic fraud, and that the bill was well guarded.
On motion by Mr. Dittemore the motion to recommit was laid on the table. Yeas, 32; nays, 11.
Mr. Steele thought something should be done in this way to protect the people, especially those living remote from the centre of the State, from the stupendous swindling operations of patent right villains who are perambulating the country seeking whom, they may deceive. He believed there were half a million of such notes in circulation in Indiana. He would favor sending all such scoundrels to the penitentiary for a term of not less than two years.
Mr. Hough moved for and obtained consent to amend the bill by inserting a clause in these words: "or taken in the course of or under the pretense of establishing an agency for the sale of any agricultural or other implement."
The bill, as amended, passed the Senate by - yeas, 35; nays, 7.
Mr. Dougherty favoring the main idea in the bill, yet regretting negative vote because of clauses which strike at commercial paper generally.
Mr. Brown introduced a bill [S. 309] declaring the intent and meaning of the act of July 30, 1873, supplemental to the act authorizing county and township aid to railroads. It was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Mr. Collett, from the joint select, committee thereon, introduced a bill [S. 310] for an act to provide for collecting agricultural, mineral and manufacturing productions of Indiana for the Vienna Exposition. [It authorizes the Governor to appoint the State Geologist as Commissioner to the Vienna Exposition, and the bill appropriates $1,000 for expenses.]
Mr. Neff made an ineffectual motion to take up the temperance bill - yeas, 18; nays, 21 - as follows:
Yeas - Messrs. Armstrong, Beardsley, Bunyan, Daugherty, Dwiggins, Friedley of Scott, Hall, Haworth, Hough, Howard, Hubbard, Miller, Neff, Rhodes, Ringo, Scott and Taylor - 18.
Nays - Messrs. Bird, Boone, Bowman, Carnahan, Cave, Dittemore, Fuller, Francisco, Friedley of Lawrence, Gooding, Gregg, Harney, Oliver, Sarnighausen, Slater, Sleeth, Smith, Stroud, Thompson, Wadge and Williams - 21.
Mr. Bowman's bill [S. 155] to provide for the reimbursement of certain counties therein named moneys illegally paid into the State Treasury in the year 1869, was read the third time and passed the Senate by yeas 38, nays 3.
Mr. Rhodes' bill [S. 157] authorizing the purchase of stationery for the county officers of this State, or for the use of the common pleas, circuit, criminal, or superior courts of this State, was read the third time. [The stationery to be purchased only on the order of boards of commissioners and judges of courts, at the best possible terms.]
Mr. Dwiggins asked, but failed to obtain, unanimous consent to amend the bill by saving contracts already made.
Mr. Rhodes explained that county officers shall make out and swear to an itemized statement of the amount of stationery required, and after the purchase affidavit has to be made that it was bought on the best terms. The right of officers purchasing stationery now is much abused. In one county, in a bill of some $7,000, it is said that about $2,000 of that sum went into the pockets of the officers as commissions on the purchase. This stationery item is a large one in this State running up to from $125,000 to $175,000.
Mr. Neff had in his mind a county officer who gets a regular commission of twenty-five per cent from a house in this city, and other officers get presents from stationers of whom they purchase supplies for the county. This bill will not hurt honest officers.
Mr. Brown regarded this bill as an insult to every county officer, and he opposed its passage.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to recommit the bill with instructions to amend, by inserting a clause directing the publication of a condensed statement of the stationery purchased, once every quarter.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. Williams' bill [S. 13] requiring railroad companies organized under any law of page: 158[View Page 158] this State to keep their principal office of business within this State and to have a majority of their board of directors resident within this State and along the line of the railroad, even though a railroad have been leased to an individual or foreign corporation, was read the third time.
Mr. Steele thought this bill ought not to pass, objecting particularly to the clause requiring the principal office to be kept in this State.
The bill failed to pass - yeas 19, nays 18.
Mr. Taylor's bill [S. 170] making an appropriation (of $60,000) to the Purdue University, was read the third time, and passed the Senate by yeas 26, nays 11.
Messrs. Daugherty and Friedley of Lawrence, presented petitions in favor of the bill [H. R. 327] on the subject of temperance.
Mr. Steele presented a petition, signed by "1,001," praying for the passage of a law prohibiting the sale and use of intoxicating liquors.
Mr. Cave presented a petition from eighty-one ladies of Pike county in favor of a strict temperance law, requiring a majority petition of the voters of the neighborhood, and the seller to be responsible for damage done by the person drinking his liquor. He presented other petitions from the same county.
Messrs. Beardsley, Sarnighausen and Boone presented petitions in favor of suppressing the traffic in intoxicating liquors. These petitions were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
On motion by Mr. Beeson the bill [H. R. 327] to regulate the sale of intoxicating liquors, and to provide against evils resulting from any sale thereof, to furnish remedies for damages suffered in consequence of such sale, prescribing penalties, to repeal all laws contravening the provisions of this act, and declaring an emergency, was read the first time.
Mr. Dwiggins moved to refer the bill to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. Brown moved to amend by referring the bill to a special committee of one from each Congressional District, believing the bill would have a better show and a larger representation of the people.
Mr. Steele moved to lay this amendment on the table.
Agreed to; yeas, 23; nays, 20.
The bill was then referred to the Committee on Temperance.
On motion by Mr. Scott, the University bill [H. R. 56] and the Normal School bill [S. 153] were made the special for Friday at half past ten o'clock A. M.
On motion by Mr. Scott, the following described Senate bills were read by title for reference to committees:
Mr. Orr's bill [S. 291] to amend section 47 of the felony act was read by title and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Scott's bill [S. 274] to amend the act of February 20, 1867, relating to mechanical and horticultural societies, was referred to theCommittee on Agriculture.
Mr. Gooding's bill [S. 275] with relation to the erection of United States custom houses was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Thompson's bill [S. 276] repealing section 47 of the felony act of June 10, 1852, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Harney's bill [S. 300] authorizing counties to allow moneys to drainage companies.
Mr. Scott's bill [S. 277] extending jurisdiction of judges with relation to habeas corpus writs.
Mr. Gregg's bill [S. 279] with relation to the stoppage of railroad trains.
Mr. Scott's bill [S. 282] in relation to the organisation of county boards.
Mr. Stroud's bill [S. 283] authorizing agricultural societies to hold real estate.
Mr. Slater's bill [S. 288] relating to interest on moneys.
Mr. Steele's bill [S. 289] fixing the salaries of supreme judges.
Mr. Scott's bill [S. 285], concerning liens on buildings.
Mr. Hough's bill [S. 297], making it unlawful for minors to loaf about saloons, was referred to the Committee on Rights and Privileges.
Mr. Hough's bill [S. 298], to amend section 186 of the civil practice act, was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Wadge presented a petition on the subject of temperance.
Mr. Taylor also presented a petition on the subject of temperance.
They were referred to the Committee on Temperance.
Mr. Collett introduced a bill [S. 311], for an act to amend the charter of the town of Clinton, which was read the first time.
Mr. Bird introduced a bill [S. 312], for an act to fix the salary of the Governor's Private Secretary$2,200 per annum - which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Dwiggins introduced a bill [S. 313], for an act to amend section 195 of the act to provide for the uniform assessment of property. It was read the first time and referred to the Committee on Printing.
Mr. Gooding introduced a bill [S. 314] for an act to fix the number of jurors necessary to find a verdict in civil cases. (Two-thirds of the jury may agree on a verdict.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Harney, from the Committee on Finance, returned Mr. Rhodes' bill [S. 249] supplemental to the assessment act of December 12, 1872, with a recommendation that it be indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Rhodes explained that the bill proposes to extend the time for making returns of apprais-ments for one month - to the first Monday in July. He hoped the report of the committee would not be concurred in.
The report was concurred in.
Mr. Harney also returned the bill [S. 294] to amend the same assessment act with an amend-ment.
Mr. Steele, from the Judiciary Committee, returned the bill [S. ] concerning the incorporation of bridge companies, with a favorable report thereon. Also the bill [S. 302] to make general indexes of deeds and mortgages evidence, with a recommendation that it lie on the table.
Mr. Gregg, from the same committee, returned the bill [S. 299] concerning the borrowing of money by cities of 40,000 inhabitants, with an amendment making it 30,000 instead of 40,000.
Mr. Scott moved to amend the report by making the number of inhabitants 15,000 instead of 30,000.
Mr. Slater made an ineffectual motion to strike out the number of population, so that the bill may apply to all cities.
The amendment (Mr. Scott's) was agreed to.
Mr. Slater made an ineffectual motion to indefinitely postpone the report of the bill.
The report of the committee, as amended, was concurred in.
Mr. Gooding, from the Judiciary Committee, returned the bill [S. 42] to repeal section 15 of the act concerning notes or instruments in writing, approved March 11, 1861, and to repeal the real property redemption act of June 4, 1861, with a recommendation that it lie on the table.
Mr. Boone, from the same committee, returned the bill [S. 295] to amend the act to enable bordering cities to aid railroads, etc., with a favorable report.
He also returned the bill [S. 303] defining certain felonies, with amendments.
page: 159[View Page 159]Mr. Armstrong, from the Committee on Education, returned the bill [S. 284] authorizing county treasurers to purchase Nowland's Reminiscenses for county libraries, with a recommendation that it lie on the table.
On motion by Mr. Daugherty, the vote concurring in the report of the Finance Committee, on the bill [S. 294] was reconsidered, and he presented a minority report amending the majority report by adding a clause to the committee's amendment to the bill that banks shall not be taxed for deposits.
Mr. Fuller favored the minority report.
Mr. Williams raised the question that the minority report is not in order.
The Senate sustained this point of order.
Mr. Taylor moved to refer the bill to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. Neff made an ineffectual motion to lay this motion on the table.
The motion to recommit was agreed to.
Mr. Glessner, by request, introduced a bill [S. 315,] providing for the issue and sale of bonds by townships to pay debts for, or to purchase ground or buildings, or for the erection of school buildings. It was referred to the Committee on Education.
Mr. Brown introduced a bill [S. 316] for an act to extend the time for the completion of certain railroads, and to legalize the acts of their directors. It was referred to the Committee on Railroads.
On motion by Mr. Harney, the bill, [S. 180], with the pending amendment, was taken from the table and referred to the Committee on Roads.
Mr. Boone introduced a bill [S. 317] to amend section 1 of an act of December 20, 1865, to enable railroads to alter their lines in certain cases.
The Senate then adjourned till half-past nine o'clock to-morrow morning.


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Reviews by MaximalC:MaximalCIllinois 3.5/5 rDev -12.7% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 Pours the color of molasses with ruby highlights and a meager head that is soon nonexistent. Tartness is noticeable in the aroma, which smells of weak apple cider vinegar. I actually wish it was a bit bolder; as is, it's just ok. The sourness is immediately present on the front end, though it is not terribly strong in and of itself. There simply isn't much else present for it to contest with, outside of the carbonation and some mild yeastiness. Some malt sweetness finally makes its way through in the finish, well after the tartness has subsided. Grapefruit and apple notes lurk somewhere in the transition between the two. All in all, this is a fairly mild and drinkable bruin that doesn't stand out in any particular aspect. Serving type: bottle 08-31-2012 00:07:00 | More by MaximalC More User Reviews:SlatetankPennsylvania 4.14/5 rDev +3.2% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 I picked this bottle up at Brass Rail Deli in Campbelltown, enjoyed chilled in a teku. The color is medium brown with light chill haze and thick three finger tan head with rocky surface. The retention is very good and bead is very fine. The smell has strong tart cherry aroma with mild sweet malt and gentle spice ester with nice fruity mix of wild yeast esters. The feel is tangy with moderately high carbonation with semi-dry feel with slight malt sweetness and medium light body with semi-dry finish. The taste is very good with semi dry malt flavor with fruity tangy and almost sour/sweet flavor from yeast with slight malt sweetness with a light raisiny accent and mild caramel toward the middle with minimal spice in the finish and mild alcohol in the taste. This is a very good example of an Oud bruin, I would drink this again without hesitation. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 23:40:00 | More by Slatetank BVukelichWashington 4.13/5 rDev +3% look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25 Random pick off the shelf this week. Pours a tan, less than average head. About 25 on the SRM scale. Nice color! The lace stuck to the side of the glass like glue, very impressive. The label claimed aroma of cherry and raisins, honestly I didn't pick up the raisins but I don't have the best trained nose. Earthy and tart to me. Those same aromas were reflected in the taste. I like sour beers so I may be partial to this one. It was pretty good. Mouthfeel was smooth, lingering tartness that makes the back of your mouth pucker. I would recommend and think it would pair well with grilled pork chops. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 01:43:45 | More by BVukelich BarryMFBurtonIndiana 4.35/5 rDev +8.5% look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5 Damn, Sahara Mart in Bloomington, IN has just about everything. Cheers to aisles and aisles of beers! Batch code 06; no other date on the bottle. A: Auburn color with a noticeable haze. The head that forms is short and creamy, grayish-tan in color, which eventually ends up as nothing more than a quarter-inch of soft retention and several skinny strings of lacing. S: A savory blend of bold lactic acid and sweet, luscious scents of strawberry pie – mouthwatering, nearly. Notes of raspberry purée, sugar cookie, and fresh lemon inhabit the back end. T: Impressively, this turns out to be a sour with session ale character: the palate is centered strongly on a wheaty grain and grape profile with strawberry syrup flavor – sweet and tart – drizzled on top. At its heart, it's like a fruit soda with a sour tinge, showing notes of cherry candy, Concord grape, balsamic vinegar, and lemon juice as it progresses. Finishes with a short, controlled aftertaste: subtle jam-on-biscuit flavors extend for a brief moment. M: Sparkling and light, which helps add to the fruit soda character. Goes down effortlessly. O: The label on this beer describes everything I could ever say about it – two guys, happily smiling, toasting with simple glasses full of fizzy beer. With a profile that's light, approachable, and refreshing, this sour ale is the epitome of a no-frills, drinkable delight. Serving type: bottle 10-30-2013 04:41:19 | More by BarryMFBurton lacqueredmouseAustralia 4.1/5 rDev +2.2% look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Tried from a bottle at the Local Taphouse in Darlinghurst. And as a little piece of trivia: at the time of writing, this is my 2,500th review on BeerAdvocate. Pours a deep brownish red in colour, very clear and with a solid weight that makes it feel like an uncut ruby. Head is white with a depth to the colour, head is firm and a little filmy. Lace forms in big rings around the edge of the glass. Carbonation is very solid making the beer look alive. Looks good. Nose is great. Solid tartness and plenty of barrel characters giving oak and a slight vinous note. There's rounded malt underneath it giving it some heft. Characters of anise, muscatels, cherry stem and earth come through as well. It doesn't punch with intensity, but the complexity is great. Taste is light on entry with a bright, clean crispness and some basso malt presence. Solid cherry characters come through the centre, but still rather sweet. At the back there's more barrel notes—a touch of oxidation and a clean, light tartness. Some sweetness sticks around towards the finish. Feel is light but smooth with some acid providing a bite. Overall, this is tasty stuff. It's perhaps a little bit sweet, but it's well crafted with plenty of classic characters. Very tasty stuff. Serving type: bottle 10-20-2013 01:51:51 | More by lacqueredmouse |
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I used a watt o meter on 3 cards and max draw was 1100 watts. 1000 watts would be pushing it... 1100 watt would do the trick . 1200 yes would be better.
yea, I just don't see many 1.1KW PSUs that's why I said 1.2, besides, the 1.2KW would last longer I say that is you have the money, why not overspend, at lest you have piece of mind
Another Seasonic vote .. Mine is a oem though PC&Power and been using before i had my 2900XT and it's been faultless, however been past it's 5 year warranty makes me feel like i should get a new one even if i have had 0 issue's with it. Seasonic is not over hyped they do what they say they can do..
I can agree that the midrange Corsair might be overhyped, but the high end Corsairs, seasonics etc are godly
Tl;dr Seasonic Platinum 860W (or Corsair AX860) should be enough. Corsair AX860i if you want Corsair Link stuff. Seasonic X 1050W if you think 860W won't be enough.
Nexus makes silent products. That's it. Their PSUs are usually average to crappy. Funny how TT gave RX-1.1k Gold a 98% performance rating even though its results sucked http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3452/nexus_rx_1_1k_1100_watt_gold_modular_power_supply/index5.html Or Seasonic X/Platinum, on which AXs are based.
Four years ago I got a Corsair GS800 from Best Buy for 110 USD. Wasn't a bad price at the time consider I drove through a snow storm for an hour to get it, back when I was still living in Plymouth. +1 to Seasonic. Do you know exactly how much your rig was drawing from the wall? Did you ever test with a kill-a-watt?
wtf? why would anyone use a shitty psu like that with a 570 and 7970. were you trolling? come on man check out those amps on the 12v rails.... far out man, at least you have seen the light and ordered a seasonic.
Rig4 is currently drawing ~750w from the wall with the two GTX470s as well as the Phenom II X6 folding.
Overhyped/overpriced, whats the difference? Never said they were bad PSUs. I could sit here and circle jerk Ocz like everyone else does with Seasonic/Corsair, but why?
OCZ PSU's? To me, that's like, to continue your curious analogy, circle jerking to a hot model (Seasonic/Corsair X/AX series, Zippy, Kingwin Lazer, to name a few great models) vs a run of the mill woman. Some people prefer to pay for the best regardless if something frighteningly mediocre will work. There is a reason those PSU's are priced higher, and that is because for the majority of units in the line, if not all, they 'peform' better on the scope and in the hotbox than a lot of lesser units.
Yes I can actually, and any other non-fanboy could do the same. Would I use Seasonic/Corsair? Absolutely! Would I use them when I can get similar for much less? Absolutely not. That said, everyone troll me now for reccomending Ocz PSUs
Somehow fascinated by this thread I got myself today a device that shows some numbers on power consumption at the wall. So, my i5 machine (six mechanical HDD inside) draws 120W when idle. Far Cry3 load (4.2 OC turbo on the CPU and 800MHz on the GTX570) goes up to around 380W.
No, just no. I'm not saying all OCZs are bad. I do often recommend ZS 550W series for low budget builds since at least where I live it is quite a bit cheaper than Seasonic based PSUs. There are no top notch OCZ PSUs ZX series is as good as it gets. BUT... ... OCZ ZX 850W and Seasonic X 850W, for example, cost about the same. SS X is superior to ZX. The choice here is obvious. You'd have to be an idiot to choose ZX over SS X in this example. But if you got ZX for a significantly lower price, congratulations and enjoy. Just don't stick it in our faces. It's not as good as what Seasonic has to offer.
It'as like comparing a run of th emill TX series from Corsair to a much better HX or AX series It's different classes
I would buy the Rosewill 1000w for the same price. Rosewill LIGHTNING Series LIGHTNING-1000 1000W Con... It's as good if not better than the seasonic. Go superflowers platinum platform.
meh I disagree, the voltage regulation and ripple suppression are far apart, and the overall quality of the unit is much better and the HX will last much lonnger
LOL, A lot you know. Nexus higher watt PSU's actually perform well and quiet. Love peeps that spirt stuff out and never touched one. The RX-1100 is 80 plus gold too.
everyone mentions HX RX TX, wtf does all this mean, personally im a numbers guy, cant they just do psus in generation form usingn umbers, whats the newest generation of psus? some say this model is based off of an AX then off sprong from a TX like wtf lol its actually odd to me to see that psu choices are alot harder than gpu choosing....
The HX850 and TX850 both keep the ripple under 25mV, so no the ripple suppression is not far apart, it is freakin' great on both. And the parts between the two are pretty similar. The HX uses Nippon Chemi-Con caps, while the TX uses a mix of Nippon Chemi-Con and Rubycon. All good components(some even consider Rubycon to be a little better than Nippon caps). The TX is a Seasonic and the HX is a CWT. I don't see anything in the TX that says it won't last just as long as the HX.
You can however buy the same units from other companies for the same or lower prices. CWT and Seasonic both make many many more companies units. Honestly the Antec HCP built by Delta are better than both in ripple suppression, load testing etc.
besides looking for reviews for which psu is best, where do we look to see which psu adopts a new technology to help improve on the psu as a whole


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- Heavy ions and X-rays in brain tumor treatment : a comparison of their biological effects on tissue slice cultures (2009)
- Background: In this interdisciplinary project, the biological effects of heavy ions are compared to those of X-rays using tissue slice culture preparations from rodents and humans. Advantages of this biological model are the conservation of an organotypic environment and the independency from genetic immortalization strategies used to generate cell lines. Its open access allows easy treatment and observation via live-imaging microscopy. Materials and methods: Rat brains and human brain tumor tissue are cut into 300 micro m thick tissue slices. These slices are cultivated using a membrane-based culture system and kept in an incubator at 37°C until treatment. The slices are treated with X-rays at the radiation facility of the University Hospital in Frankfurt at doses of up to 40 Gy. The heavy ion irradiations were performed at the UNILAC facility at GSI with different ions of 11.4 A MeV and fluences ranging from 0.5–10 x 106 particles/cm². Using 3D-confocal microscopy, cell-death and immune cell activation of the irradiated slices are analyzed. Planning of the irradiation experiments is done with simulation programs developed at GSI and FIAS. Results: After receiving a single application of either X-rays or heavy ions, slices were kept in culture for up to 9d post irradiation. DNA damage was visualized using gamma H2AXstaining. Here, a dose-dependent increase and time-dependent decrease could clearly be observed for the X-ray irradiation. Slices irradiated with heavy ions showed less gamma H2AX-positive cells distributed evenly throughout the slice, even though particles were calculated to penetrate only 90–100 micro m into the slice. Conclusions: Single irradiations of brain tissue, even at high doses of 40 Gy, will result neither in tissue damage visible on a macroscopic level nor necrosis. This is in line with the view that the brain is highly radio-resistant. However, DNA damage can be detected very well in tissue slices using gamma H2AX-immuno staining. Thus, slice cultures are an excellent tool to study radiation-induced damage and repair mechanisms in living tissues.
- Collapse of flow: probing the order of the phase transition (2007)
- We discuss the present collective flow signals for the phase transition to the quark-gluon plasma (QGP) and the collective flow as a barometer for the equation of state (EoS). We emphasize the importance of the flow excitation function from 1 to 50A GeV: here the hydrodynamicmodel has predicted the collapse of the v1-flow at ~ 10A GeV and of the v2-flow at ~ 40A GeV. In the latter case, this has recently been observed by the NA49 collaboration. Since hadronic rescattering models predict much larger flow than observed at this energy, we interpret this observation as potential evidence for a first order phase transition at high baryon density pB.
- Hydrodynamic flow and jet induced mach shocks at RHIC and LHC (2007)
- We discuss the present collective flow signals for the phase transition to quark-gluon plasma (QGP) and the collective flow as a barometer for the equation of state (EoS). A study of Mach shocks induced by fast partonic jets propagating through the QGP is given. We predict a significant deformation of Mach shocks in central Au+Au collisions at RHIC and LHC energies as compared to the case of jet propagation in a static medium. Results of a hydrodynamical study of jet energy loss are presented.
- An introduction to mini black holes at LHC (2007)
- Relying on the existing estimates for the production cross sections of mini black holes in models with large extra dimensions, we review strategies for identifying those objects at collider experiments. We further consider a possible stable final state of such black holes and discuss their characteristic signatures. Keywords: Black holes
- Charmed signatures for phase transitions in heavy-ion collisions (2007)
- The interplay of charmonium production and suppression in In+In and Pb+Pb reactions at 158 AGeV and in Au+Au reactions at sqrt(s)=200 GeV is investigated with the HSD transport approach within the hadronic comover model' and the QGP melting scenario'. The results for the J/Psi suppression and the Psi' to J/Psi ratio are compared to the recent data of the NA50, NA60, and PHENIX Collaborations. We find that, at 158 AGeV, the comover absorption model performs better than the scenario of abrupt threshold melting. However, neither interaction with hadrons alone nor simple color screening satisfactory describes the data at sqrt(s)=200 GeV. A deconfined phase is clearly reached at RHIC, but a theory having the relevant degrees of freedom in this regime (strongly interacting quarks/gluons) is needed to study its transport properties.
- Longitudinal fluid-dynamics for ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions (2006)
- We develop a 1+1 dimensional hydrodynamical model for central heavy-ion collisions at ultrarelativistic energies. Deviations from Bjorken's scaling are taken into account by implementing finite-size profiles for the initial energy density. The calculated rapidity distributions of pions, kaons and antiprotons in central Au+Au collisions at the c.m. energy 200 AGeV are compared with experimental data of the BRAHMS Collaboration. The sensitivity of the results to the choice of the equation of state, the parameters of initial state and the freeze-out conditions is investigated. The best fit of experimental data is obtained for a soft equation of state and Gaussian-like initial profiles of the energy density.
- Signatures for black hole production from hadronic observables at the Large Hadron Collider (2006)
- The concept of Large Extra Dimensions (LED) provides a way of solving the Hierarchy Problem which concerns the weakness of gravity compared with the strong and electro-weak forces. A consequence of LED is that miniature Black Holes (mini-BHs) may be produced at the Large Hadron Collider in p+p collisions. The present work uses the CHARYBDIS mini-BH generator code to simulate the hadronic signal which might be expected in a mid-rapidity particle tracking detector from the decay of these exotic objects if indeed they are produced. An estimate is also given for Pb+Pb collisions.
- Probing the symmetry energy and the degree of isospin equilibrium (2006)
- The rapidity dependence of the single- and double- neutron to proton ratios of nucleon emission from isospin-asymmetric but mass-symmetric reactions Zr+Ru and Ru+Zr at energy range 100 ~ 800 A MeV and impact parameter range 0 ~ 8 fm is investigated. The reaction system with isospin-asymmetry and mass-symmetry has the advantage of simultaneously showing up the dependence on the symmetry energy and the degree of the isospin equilibrium. We find that the beam energy- and the impact parameter dependence of the slope parameter of the double neutron to proton ratio (F_D) as function of rapidity are quite sensitive to the density dependence of symmetry energy, especially at energies E_b ~ 400 A MeV and reduced impact parameters around 0.5. Here the symmetry energy effect on the F_D is enhanced, as compared to the single neutron to proton ratio. The degree of the equilibrium with respect to isospin (isospin mixing) in terms of the F_D is addressed and its dependence on the symmetry energy is also discussed.
- Open-charm enhancement at FAIR? (2006)
- We have calculated the D-meson spectral density at finite temperature within a self-consistent coupled-channel approach that generates dynamically the Lambda_c (2593) resonance. We find a small mass shift for the D-meson in this hot and dense medium while the spectral density develops a sizeable width. The reduced attraction felt by the D-meson in hot and dense matter together with the large width observed have important consequences for the D-meson production in the future CBM experiment at FAIR.
- Stable TeV - black hole remnants at the LHC : discovery through di-jet suppression, mono-jet emission and a supersonic boom in the quark-gluon plasma (2006)
- The production of Large Extra Dimension (LXD) Black Holes (BHs), with a new, fundamental mass scale of M_f = 1 TeV, has been predicted to occur at the Large Hadron Collider, LHC, with the formidable rate of 10^8 per year in p-p collisions at full energy, 14 TeV, and at full luminosity. We show that such LXD-BH formation will be experimentally observable at the LHC by the complete disappearance of all very high p_t (> 500 GeV) back-to-back correlated Di-Jets of total mass M > M_f = 1 TeV. We suggest to complement this clear cut-off signal at M > 2*500 GeV in the di-jet-correlation function by detecting the subsequent, Hawking-decay products of the LXD-BHs, namely either multiple high energy (> 100 GeV) SM Mono-Jets (i.e. away-side jet missing), sprayed off the evaporating BHs isentropically into all directions or the thermalization of the multiple overlapping Hawking-radiation in a eckler-Kapusta-Plasma. Microcanonical quantum statistical calculations of the Hawking evaporation process for these LXD-BHs show that cold black hole remnants (BHRs) of Mass sim M_f remain leftover as the ashes of these spectacular Di-Jet-suppressed events. Strong Di-Jet suppression is also expected with Heavy Ion beams at the LHC, due to Quark-Gluon-Plasma induced jet attenuation at medium to low jet energies, p_t < 200 GeV. The (Mono-)Jets in these events can be used to trigger for Tsunami-emission of secondary compressed QCD-matter at well defined Mach-angles, both at the trigger side and at the awayside (missing) jet. The Machshock-angles allow for a direct measurement of both the equation of state EoS and the speed of sound c_s via supersonic bang in the "big bang" matter. We discuss the importance of the underlying strong collective flow - the gluon storm - of the QCD- matter for the formation and evolution of these Machshock cones. We predict a significant deformation of Mach shocks from the gluon storm in central Au+Au collisions at RHIC and LHC energies, as compared to the case of weakly coupled jets propagating through a static medium. A possible complete stopping of pt > 50 GeV jets at the LHC in 2-3 fm yields nonlinear high density Mach shocks in he quark gluon plasma, which can be studied in the complex emission and disintegration pattern of the possibly supercooled matter. We report on first full 3-dimensional fluid dynamical studies of the strong effects of a first order phase transition on the evolution and the Tsunami-like Mach shock emission of the QCD matter.


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Shape deformation and editing has received much research attention in the past decade. Many works have proposed to formulate deformation as a variational problem and have achieved impressive deformation quality via nonlinear elastic energy minimization. However, usually such high deformation quality comes at a significant computational price. In this talk I will discuss a series of works that reformulate shape deformation as a skinning problem. The main challenge then lies in pre-computing meaningful weight functions and optimizing the (reduced) degrees of freedom in real time. I will show that, when done right, skinning leads to shape deformations that compete with PriMo and other nonlinear elasticity models while running at unprecedented speed.
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But Erie County executive Mark Poloncarz says the claim is unfounded, as the auditor based the claim on a law for local contracting was no longer in effect.
"Erie County followed the law and we're being criticized by a division of the Department of Homeland Security for supposedly not following the law when they're relying on the wrong provisions," Poloncarz said during a Wednesday afternoon news conference.
Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw says the county is working to address this problem as soon as possible.
"And I fully support the county executive ... I'll do whatever I can to help him and this administration make sure that FEMA does not put into place this recommendation from the Department of Homeland Security," Mychajliw said.
Among other items, the audit says Erie County didn't comply with federal grant regulations and FEMA guidelines in awarding contracts.
The office of Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz released the following statement regarding the audit and its response to it.
Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz released the following statement in response to an audit performed by the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General ("Federal Auditors") recommending that the Federal Emergency Management Agency ("FEMA") should recover $48 million of Public Assistance Grant funds awarded to Erie County in relation to the October 2006 Storm.
"Federal Auditors are legally wrong to recommend the recoupment of $48 million in federal disaster funds based on 'local preference' comments made by County Executive Giambra at the time. Federal law in effect at the time of the October 2006 storm specifically directs that in federally-declared disasters, local officials give explicit preferences for hiring local businesses to perform disaster recovery. That is precisely what County Executive Giambra and other then-Erie County officials did. Frankly, we find it shocking that Federal Auditors would completely ignore such a well-known law when trying to justify their findings and recommending penalizing the county for following the law."
"There is absolutely no evidence of improper use of these funds. It has also become clear that the bulk of the funds were spent within the spirit of federal regulations, and County officials at the time did everything with the full knowledge and approval of FEMA and New York State Emergency Management Office ("NYSEMO") officials without any objections.
"The fact that after this storm and the storm recovery, after complying with on-scene FEMA and NYSEMO advice and guidance, after numerous NYSEMO and FEMA reviews and approvals, and six years after the storm, the Federal Auditors' findings bring into serious question the reliability of advice from FEMA to local governments during an emergency event.
"I would caution our counterparts in New Jersey and the New York City area recovering from Superstorm Sandy to be wary of the advice you are given by Federal officials because even if you do everything based on their guidance, 5 or 10 years later, federal auditors may recommend repayment. That is not right and it is not fair.
"Along with our federal representatives, Erie County will do everything possible to demonstrate the misinterpretation of the law, flawed methodology used and improper opinions expressed by the federal auditors to stave off a potential new disaster – this time, a financial one – that local taxpayers need not have to bear."
The Local Community Recovery Act of 2006, (an Act of Congress amending the Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act passed and signed into law by President George W. Bush on 4/20/2006 as a direct response to Hurricane Katrina) specifically directed that in federally-declared disasters, local officials give explicit preferences for hiring local businesses to perform disaster recovery. An opinion rendered by the Erie County Department of Law notes that the Stafford Act provisions and the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act of 2007 supersede the Code of Federal Regulations (44CFR 13.36(c)(ii)) provision cited by Federal Auditors as justification for the recoupment of federal disaster funding in relation to the October 2006 Storm.


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Citizens group discusses sign concerns with city consultant
Date: January 21, 2010
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The city consultant hired to create a wayfinding system concluded a three-day visit last week and has entered the final stages of the project, which will lead to the installation of about 350 new signs throughout the city.
Merje, a Philadelphia-based company, toured the locations of each of the new signs during its trip to Sarasota, verified the message on each sign and checked for any conflicts with utilities.
The city plans to install the signs later this year, which will better identify where public parking is located, identify shopping and historic districts, locate specific cultural amenities and more.
The wayfinding plan also calls for informational kiosks, similar to those on St. Armands Circle and in shopping malls, which indicate where specific businesses are located.
Placement of the kiosks was somewhat of an issue with a Wayfinding Citizens Committee that was created to relay the thoughts and concerns of the business and residential community. The committee was made up of John Simon, Pineapple Square developer; Andrew Foley, Downtown Improvement District board member; and Denise Kowal, Burns Square Property Owners Association president.
The three-member panel believed the original placement of the kiosks in the middle of a city block would be hard to locate and suggested they be put on street corners, instead.
Simon said the consultant agreed to that suggestion.
But one of the committee's concerns was not met. Committee members felt that a sign identifying the "Southgate Shopping District" benefited a private business, Westfield Southgate Mall.
But Dr. Clifford Smith, the city's project manager, said that there are many more shops in the Southgate district than the mall, so that sign is staying.
By mid-February, Merje is expected to deliver a full map with all sign locations. City staff will double-check all placement and wording on the signs. When everything is correct, the city will then seek contractors to manufacture and install the signs.
Total cost of the project is $1.4 million, although only about $830,000 is currently funded. Smith said he hopes that by the time installation begins later this year, the city will have secured he remaining money to fully fund the project.
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Such as, smoking of pot leads to use of heavy drugs. This has been debunked by so many studies that no one other than the really and truely uninformed still bring it up.
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