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MACON, Ga. – The Atlantic Sun Conference awarded Lipscomb's Dani Walker the 2013 Atlantic Sun Women's Indoor Track and Field Scholar-Athlete of the Year, Tuesday morning.
Walker had a decorated indoor track and field season after being awarded the A-Sun Championship Most Valuable Performer, Women's Top Track Performer and now Scholar-Athlete of the Year with a 3.41 cumulative grade point average (GPA) as a Kinesiology major.
Walker highlighted her season with three first-place finishes in the A-Sun Championship.
The A-Sun introduced the new sport-by-sport Academic All-Conference teams in the 2011-12 academic year to recognize student-athletes who embody the conference's mission of Building Winners for Life. All the members of the team boast a 3.30 cumulative GPA or better and participated in at least half of their team's games.WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK & FIELD SCHOLAR-ATHLETE of the YEAR Dani Walker, Lipscomb Junior | GPA: 3.41 | Major: Kinesiology | Hometown: Wichita, Kan. • Won the 3000m, mile and 5000m in the 2013 A-Sun Championship • Crushed an A-Sun meet record in the 3000m by 13 seconds with a time of 9:37.98 • Marked the second-fastest time in an A-Sun Indoor Championship in the mile (4:43.89), third fastest time in the 5000m (16:59) • Anchored the 4x400m relay for the Bisons with a split time of 56.3 WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM *Lexie Burley, ETSU (Junior | GPA: 3.92 | Exercise Science) *Charlene Charles, Jacksonville (Senior | GPA: 3.81 | Communications) *Michelle Quimby, Kennesaw State (Senior | GPA: 3.52 | Physical and Health Education) *Maggie Lawrence, Lipscomb (Sophomore | GPA: 4.00 | Bio Chemistry) Bienna Freeman, Jacksonville (Senior | GPA: 3.50 | Exercise Science & Sociology) Svenja Meyer, Jacksonville (Junior | GPA: 3.87 | Accounting & International Business) Katie Bunker, Lipscomb (Junior | GPA: 3.71 | Chemistry) Tessa Hoefle, Lipscomb (Junior | GPA: 4.00 | English) April Terry, Lipscomb (Sophomore | GPA: 3.82 | Psychology) Brenna Thompson, Lipscomb (Sophomore | GPA: 4.00 | Pre-Pharmacy) Kelly Johnson, Northern Kentucky (Junior | GPA: 3.90 | Elementary Education) * Unanimous Selection
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Joint press release by the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology and the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Federal Economics Minister Philipp Rösler and Federal Environment Minister Norbert Röttgen presented a common position of the Federal Government on tariff payments for electricity generated from photovoltaics and on the proposed EU Energy Efficiency Directive today.
The two ministers stated that the proposals aim to foster the accelerated implementation and the success of Germany's radical energy reform. The radical energy reform is one of the most significant infrastructure and modernisation projects of the coming decades. It brings great opportunities for industry and commerce in Germany. If it is to succeed and to meet with public acceptance, it will have to be cost-efficient and set the right economic incentives. The two proposals both meet these criteria.
Rösler: "Improving the level of energy efficiency is a fundamental pillar of our Energy Concept. We have already achieved a great deal in recent years. For years, Germany's economy has been recording impressive growth, yet its energy consumption has been declining. The agreement now reached on Article 6 of the EU's Energy Efficiency Directive leaves the member states the necessary flexibility in terms of the formulation of the national target - to save energy or to improve energy efficiency - and of the choice of instruments to attain this target. At the same time, the proposal is ambitious, because the member states are setting binding national targets for the first time. As in the past, we will not impose legislation stipulating how much energy an economy or a certain sector is permitted to consume in future, and we will not force any player to take prescribed measures."
Röttgen: "Our proposal on assistance for photovoltaics aims to effectively limit the quantity of new capacity and the costs. At the same time, we are providing a stable policy environment for the PV industry, so that it can continue to survive on the world market in future. We are thus continuing our approach of providing cost-efficient support for photovoltaics. The new proposal cuts the tariff rates by half compared with 2009. With regard to the sharp rise in new capacity seen in the last two years, the renewed adjustment of assistance primarily aims to keep the renewable energies surcharge stable for the electricity consumer and to maintain public acceptance of photovoltaics and renewable energy in general. The aim is for photovoltaics to achieve market maturity in a few years so that the technology can be used without any subsidies at all."
Rösler and Röttgen stressed their desire to work together to make a success of the energy reforms. The restructuring of Germany's energy supply was decided half a year ago by the Federal Government and the Länder, since when the implementation has been taking place step by step. They mentioned for example the Grid Expansion Acceleration Act, the presentation of a grid development plan scheduled for this summer, the revision to improve the support for cogeneration of heat and power, the KfW's much-used 5-billion loan programme for offshore wind power, the revision of the Renewable Energy Sources Act and the financial support via the KfW for the modernisation of buildings - the tax section of which is regrettably being blocked by the SPD and the Green Party in the mediation committee. The ministers further pointed out that the Economics Ministry established a Grid Platform last year involving the Environment Ministry. It is constantly drafting recommendations for action regarding urgent issues affecting the electricity grid. Also, specific monitoring for the realisation of urgent grid projects is being put in place. The Federal Economics Ministry will also be involved in the founding by the Federal Environment Ministry of a "Renewable Energies Platform", which in particular is to plan the expansion of renewables and enhanced co-ordination of this with the expansion of the grid. A Federal Government steering group at State Secretary level headed by the Economics and Environment Ministries is to co-ordinate the work on implementing the energy reforms. Agreement was also reached on the principles and structures of the monitoring of the energy restructuring.
Both ministers stressed that the priority for them is on the rapid implementation in practice of the decisions on the energy changes. To this end, there is close co-operation between the two ministries. "The success of the energy reforms is a top priority for the Federal Government. We are working together to steer this project in a way that creates unique opportunities for our companies in international competition."

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
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$20 adult
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Free for Trinity students, faculty, and staff
Baritone Timothy Jones and flutist Angela Rous will help close our 2012-2013 season with this powerful concert, celebrating the voice and the story. SOLI's sixth commission of the season, Amichai Songs by Daniel Asia will be the centerpiece of the program. Originally written for Asia's newly recorded Symphony No. 5, these songs are inspired by the poems of famous Israeli poet Yehuda Amichai. Another World Premiere will be Daniel Asia's new solo clarinet work followed by Frederic Rzewski's Coming Together. This iconic work has powerful text taken from a letter written by Sam Melville, an inmate killed in the 1971 Attica prison riots. Our third and final "Women in Music" featured work is Judith Shatin's Werther, inspired by Goethe's novel, "Sorrow of Young Werther." Opera Theater San Antonio's music director Tobias Picker's setting of I am in Need of Music by poet Elizabeth Bishop and JefferyMumford'sFurther Evolving round out the program.
Werther (1984) Judith Shatin (b. 1949)
for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano
I am in Need of Music (2004) Tobias Picker (b. 1954)
for baritone and piano
TBA (2012) Daniel Asia (b. 1953)
for solo clarinet
Coming Together (1971) Frederic Rzewski (b. 1938)
for baritone, flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano
further evolving… (2008) Jeffrey Mumford (b. 1955)
for flute, cello, and piano
Amichai Songs (2012) Daniel Asia (b. 1953)
for baritone, flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and piano


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ALTerior Motive - COAST Brewing Company
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Ratings: 45 | Reviews: 21 | Show All Ratings:
4.93/5 rDev +18.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Got this on-tap at Charleston Beer Works in Charleston, SC.
Pours a nice copper/amber color with a one-finger white head that dissipates slowly into a thick ring around the glass. Lacing is very sticky. A very god looking beer.
Smells great. Lots of light hop aromas - floral and citrus. There's also a little bit of a malt aroma, mildly bready but mostly sweet.
Tastes as good as it smells. A very nice citrus taste that's not too strong, along with a nice sweet malt backbone. There's also a little bit of spiciness at the end followed by a mild bitter flavor. Great tasting beer.
Mouthfeel is good. It goes down very, very smoothly, and the thickness and carbonation are just right.
Drinkability is great. I really can't say anything that I haven't already. I could drink a ton of these.
Overall I was very impressed. It tasted and smelled very similar to Troegs's Nugget Nectar, but with a little more spiciness. A great beer, definitely worth seeking out.
Serving type: on-tap
08-31-2008 17:09:00 | More by glid02
South Carolina
4.93/5 rDev +18.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
I have finally gotten around to reviewing this beer since I found the notes I took in my coat pocket....
This is a style that I have tried numerous times and have been sorely disappointed. I tried all the Uerige Alts I could get and they always tasted too thin and stale. I have tried this beer in Germany also and even there the styles were too tame and malty.
Finally...David and Jaime have hit this one on the head!!
A. Copper penny brown with a finger head that settles to a ring. Very nice brew.
S. The hops are in the forefront. A mixture of floral and citrus. BUT the malts are there in the finish. Nice biscuity aroma.
T. Perfectly balanced. I eschew many beers since they are so macho hops and yet neglect the malt. This smells much as it tastes. Hops first then a spicy biscuity finish.
M. Very smooth and perfectly carbonated. Very clean finish.
D. This is a perfect session beer. Now that it will be available seasonally at the Charleston Beer Exchange I will be keeping growlers at home.
Another solid beer from Coast. It seems as they get more time under their belt they continue to blow people away. This beer is easily on par with anything put out by the top craft brewers in the US.
Serving type: on-tap
11-12-2008 21:58:56 | More by MarkSCCOT
South Carolina
4.65/5 rDev +11.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Poured a nice deep golden hue with a dash of garnet, awesome slightly off white head and exceptional lacing down glass.
Bready malty nuttiness goodness with what I must believe to be noble german hop aromas of floral spicy and a touch of citrus goodness.
Very balanced bready malty nutty goodness again with maybe a touch of caramel sweetness for balance. The hops seem to impart a wonderful earthy herbal quality that screams noble for me.
So balanced so tastey so spot on. Carbonation is fantastic and the mouthfeel is crisp refreshing and on the fuller side of medium.
I could quaff this elixer all week and never want for anything, well except maybe any of their IPA type brews being a lover of that style.
COAST Rocks, thank you guys for sticking it out in the SC. We need you more then ya'll need us, Prost! Always outstanding, thanks again BIG Joe.
Serving type: growler
10-29-2011 00:55:41 | More by welldigger888
South Carolina
4.6/5 rDev +10.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
I had the distinct pleasure of trying this one at the source. One of the last two kegs available from this batch, I luckily made it down just in time. This review is based off trying it down there and the growler I brought home, so a good few pints have been consumed by me over the last few days to say the least! Served in a pint glass and consumed on 08/17/2008.
What a wonderful pour. Bordering on light caramel brown, and deep dark amber, very full looking. Lots of carbonation in this one leading to a towering head of around three inches which faded down slowly, leaving behind tons of side glass lace and a rich broken crown.
The aroma was very malty, lots of earthy tones in here. Hints of banana and light fruit, some really faint floral citrus notes and a good bit of bready malts. The flavor was even more complex. Lots of caramel evident in here from the start. Biscuit and bread like middle here with lots of banana and peach like notes finding there way in from the yeast. Very clean taste here, with no obvious faults at all. Very nice carbonation and a medium, almost slightly chewy feel to it. So sessionable it was scary, seriously this was almost too good to drink at times.
Overall I was seriously blown away by this one. One of the best of the style, and one of the best fromn the brewer I have ever had. Jamie and David are really turning it up a notch down there and this only goes to prove it. One of the most solid sessionales I have had in a long time, go get this one if you can find it!
Serving type: on-tap
08-19-2008 10:08:13 | More by mikesgroove
4.6/5 rDev +10.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Consumed from a well-cared for growler, thanks to BA mikesgroove.
Gorgeous and copper in color with a head that was lucious and long lasting. Great lace along the sides of the glass. Aromas of bready goodness, hints of fruity goodness, and still some hop twinge. All in good balance. Smooth on the palate, this Altbier slid right down. Great biscuity goodness with the hop balance make this brew an absolute winner.
Floored. A very simple yet rarely attempted style, done well. Very well. True to style wit a slight twist, but still amazing. Jamie and David absolutely nailed this one in terms of flavor, balance, and drinkability. I cannot wait for this one to come back around!
Zum wohl!
Serving type: growler
09-07-2008 13:08:25 | More by goindownsouth
South Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Have been meaning to try this for a while...
Poured from the CBX growler a nice dark copper, with a creamy light almond head that showed pretty good retention and left some nice lace. Aroma is of caramel malts with notes of floral hops - maybe a hint of toast in there, too. Taste is superb - malt breadiness up front, followed by a perfectly balanced, citrusy hop finish - seriously, the balance of this beer is awesome! There's also some very slight estery-ness going on and some ever-so-subtle touches of spice. Mouthfeel is pretty close to perfect - medium bodied, smooth and creamy - yet very crisp; carbonation is just right. Drinkability is up there - its such a clean, crisp, refreshing brew its damn near impossible not to have a few!
Serving type: growler
08-09-2009 04:44:30 | More by jpro
South Carolina
4.45/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a growler into a pint glass(Growler from Greens in Piney Grove)
A - Nice Brown-orange hue with a slightly off white head.
S - Clean smelling with hints of toasted malts, fruity flavors and bready aromas. Nice smelling brew especially for the style.
T - Complex beer with fruity, caramel, bready flavors with a little good bit of hoppy bitterness blended in. Maybe a hint of sourness in their. This is a really clean beer with lots of flavor.
M - Fair amount of carbonation with a medium body. This beer goes down real smooth.
D - Real easy drinker with plenty of flavor. This is another solid offering from an awesome brewery. While this isn't something I could see anyone going nuts over I definitely think it is a great beer that is worth picking up when available. I'd drink this one again for sure.
Serving type: growler
05-12-2010 00:01:31 | More by jpmclaug
4.4/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
64oz growler purchased at Growlers, Hilton Head.
A - Pours a nice toasted brown with orange highlights. Clear, medium white head, decent lacing.
S - Faint malty breadiness, with a touch of noble hops. Good, and not overpowering.
T/M - Smooth, crisp and clean. The assertive hops (for an Alt) balance well with the malty backbone. This is easy drinking and delicious.
O - I almost passed this up based on style alone, and I'm glad I didn't. A pleasant surprise, and it goes to show that you can't judge a beer by it's style. Recommended.
Serving type: growler
08-04-2013 16:00:06 | More by mrandypandy
South Carolina
4.38/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Served from growler into a Mother Earth strange. Poured amber with a one finger off-white head that subsided to a minimal amount slowly. Maintained excellent lacing throughout the glass. The aroma was comprised of sweet malt, dark chocolate, and citrus. The flavor was of sweet malt, wheat, dark chocolate, citrus, and citrus hop. It had a light feel on the palate with high carbonation. Overall this was a pretty good brew. Based on the aroma alone on this one I really wasn't expecting too much if I am completely honest. Yes, the notes there were very nice, but I was hoping for some more complexity. I was definitely surprised when I took my first sip of this one though. The flavor profile was quite excellent and very well balanced. I could have drank a ton of this over a long session. The citrus really mixed quite well with the roastiness/bitterness of the dark chocolate. A solid offering from COAST and an absolute must try for anyone out there.
Serving type: growler
11-08-2011 12:34:49 | More by thagr81us
4.35/5 rDev +4.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Draught at Sesame's in No. Charleston.
Pours dark brown-copper, with a dense, foamy on-finger head on top that settles into a nice cap and leaves lots of delicate lacing. Very nice looking beer.
Nose is toasty, bit of caramel, nice noble hop presence.
Taste is stellar - toasty, bready, with a deep toasted caramel sweetness leading into a beautiful, firm noble hop bitterness on the finish that's just a bit sharp. Just a bit of breadcrust, and just a little fruity in there, but the stars are toasty caramel and noble hops. Everything just fits so perfectly together.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, moderate carbonation that lets the flavors shine perfectly, big flavorful finish that leads perfectly into the next sip. Hugely drinkable, delicious, fantastic beer.
Serving type: on-tap
05-03-2010 22:34:09 | More by JohnQVegas
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +3.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Poured to a pint glass from draught. Had a brownish color and a slightly hazy consistency. There was a half inch of foamy, fairly long-lasting head. Good lacing.
S: A nice, malty, sweet, almost nutty aroma.
T: Tasted of malt, caramel, some hops and a nutty quality. Very well-balanced and easy to drink.
M: A good amount of carbonation with a pretty dry finish. Medium-bodied.
D: Another solidly drinkable beer from COAST.
Serving type: on-tap
05-29-2010 13:50:24 | More by avalon07
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
A: This is what a brown ale should look like! The color is... oddly enough brown. Like hazy brown unlike most brown ales which seem to either be very dark bordering on black or too light, and have too much of golden tinge. This bad boy has a whispy head that is minimal when poured but does dissipate.
S: Mostly malty but has a bit of chocolate too it. Earthy hop note rather than floral. Maybe a little oak note as well.
T: Very unique and well balanced. A good amount of hop bitterness that is sharp like an IPA but not floral like an IPA. Very earthy with the oak note and a bit of dark chocolate flavor. Indeed, the chocolate flavor doesn't bring a sweetness which is very nice. Bitterness seems to overpower slightly.
M: Good body and carbonation isn't bad but a bit aggressive.
Overall this is a great beer. Big earthy flavors without being overpowering. I approve.
Serving type: growler
11-02-2012 23:12:04 | More by Jamesthebrit
South Carolina
4.23/5 rDev +1.4%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
32 oz growler poured into a pint glass at fridge-cellar temperature.
L – Hazy amber-brown color with a 1-finger foamy cream-colored head. Nice retention and some good lacing. I wish it was a little clearer.
S – Caramel, toffee, molasses, and toasted malts along with herbal hops and citrus esters/hops.
T – Sweet most of the way through with caramel, toffee, molasses, and some citrus esters, developing to nutty and toasted malt. Finishes up with a bitter spicy, herbal, and possibly citrus hop finish.
F – Medium-bodied with great carbonation, a sticky and creamy mouthfeel, and a pleasantly bitter and dry finish. Noble hop spicy and herbal hop bitterness lingers with a touch of the sweet citrus esters/hops.
O – This is my first altbier experience, and it was a tasty one. From what I've read, this fits the style terrifically. There's a big and sweet malt presence that is adequately balanced by spicy and herbal noble hops. The mouthfeel is fantastic. Really the only thing I would improve is the clarity of the beer. Overall, this is a very tasty and drinkable beer. Another solid, solid beer from COAST.
Serving type: growler
10-21-2012 01:39:06 | More by BlackBelt5112203
4.15/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
64oz growler poured into a Pint Glass.
Poured a hazy dark copper-brown with a creamy ivory head that settles to a fluffy cap and leaves sheets of lacing. Sweet, malty aromas of caramel, roasted nuts, chocolate, and just a touch of citrus. Taste follows the nose closely, nice flavors of chocolate, nuts, caramel malt, and wheat with a fairly long-lasting, bitter finish. There's a touch of spiciness in here that adds a nice layer of complexity. Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy, with a touch-over-medium body and good, crisp carbonation. Very drinkable, this would be easily sessionable if the ABV was a touch lower. Overall another solidly delicious from COAST, glad to knock this one off the list finally!
Serving type: growler
12-10-2011 01:18:28 | More by jsanford
South Carolina
4.11/5 rDev -1.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On draft at Coleman Public House
5oz sampler as part of a flight
A: amber, crystal clear, not much head or lacing
S: very malty, smokey, a touch fruity
T: follows the nose; malty and smokey, burnt grass, roasty.
M: full body, crisp and clean for a heavier beer
O: I'm not huge into German styles but this one is quite tasty and well worth the drink
Serving type: on-tap
07-12-2013 17:34:38 | More by zac16125
South Carolina
4.1/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Growler filled from the wondrous CBX. Filled 7/29, drank right the heck up on 9/11. Still perfectly carbonated. Split with 2 other BA buds in cooling-off Columbia, SC.
A. Clear and rusty, fine 2 inch white head that falls to just cover the top. Spotty, low lace. Some active carbonation. A very pretty beer.
S. Mellow and toasty malts, some fruityness, slightly sour and acidic malts, lemon?, maybe some dates, very clean. Good malt presence here, restrained, yet inviting.
T. Smooth and tender malt profile blends through a subtle hop btterness and fruity, rich sweetness. This is good. Simple, decent, unsurprising, clean, and good. A friend said nutty and is right, and there's a little dank earthiness to keep things interesting.
M. Crisp, malty-nutful, medium carbonation, lightly bitter and malty sweet finish, pleasing, massively quaffable.
D. Oh yes. I had no trouble killing the growler in short order with friends. I want more.
ALTerior Motive is a great American take on an Alt, with a character that belies the sum of its parts. I like this one, and (like all COAST brews), it's super clean and tasty. Go get some Alt beer.
Serving type: growler
09-12-2009 01:16:04 | More by kkipple
South Carolina
3.98/5 rDev -4.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours: A deep red with very little head
Smell: Some grapefruit in the beginning then leading into a good amount of ester. Lightly toasted malts round it out.
Taste: They did a really good job of balancing the flavors of the hops and malts. I get a good amount of ester from the hops losing the grapefruit I got in the nose. The malt is just strong enough to give you a little sweetness and then it finishes with a little bit of pine.
Serving type: growler
05-26-2010 20:01:59 | More by CopperTopBrews
3.73/5 rDev -10.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Growler poured into an E&J Cask & Cream glass on 11/22/11; reviewed blind
Thanks to PDXHops
Sunburnt amber color; mostly clear. Sharp looking beer. Two finger head is porous and is slow to thin out. A drippy running of lace clings to 1/3rd of the glass and leads to thicker lace whilst sipping. Thin layer of retention overall. 4.0
The aroma is very malty - an abundance of bread notes, grains, toffee, faint caramel notion, molasses and pecan. A sugary sweetness upfront is tempered my a dry spice; it's an enjoyable back and forth. Earthiness as it warms. Overtones of fruit esters. 4.0
The flavor has a sugary aspect upfront; however, it isn't painfully sweet and it tapers off soon enough. A modest hop presence is had early on, too - earthy with a kick of bitterness toward the end. The middle is rounded out by toasted bread that is dry and grainy. Nice progression; I like that it finishes more grainy than sugary. The second pour has a slight tanginess. 3.5
I'm going with medium body, though at times it seems thinner on account of watery edges and carbonation that is higher than I prefer. Lots of lingering residuals that keep luster all the while. There's a coating feel on the finish. 3.5
Not sure of the style here; perhaps some manner of brown ale? In any case, it's an easy drinker that seems to have a fully manageable abv. I like is quite a bit; some good things going on here. 4.0
Serving type: growler
11-23-2011 22:53:05 | More by Ryan011235
South Carolina
3.65/5 rDev -12.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Growler, poured into a nonic pint glass.
A rich see-thru brownish amber body is capped with a finger or so of creamy off-white head. Decent retention, with a bit of lacing here and there.
The nose has perhaps a bit too much apple fruitiness, but is pleasant, with appropriately plentiful bready and toasty malts. An easy drinker with a leafy bitterness complementing the malt sweetness. Good toasted/roasted flavors. Medium body, moderate carbonation. The ample fruity flavors seem a bit out of place for the style and it's maybe a touch too sweet; nevertheless, it's a tasty beer that goes down with ease.
Serving type: growler
05-20-2010 16:02:05 | More by PDXHops
South Carolina
3.48/5 rDev -16.5%
look: 5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.75
Bottle Appearance: Beautiful clear orange amber with short lasting white head Aroma: Green apples, bread Taste: Fruity and floral undertones. Finish with a bready bitterness Palate: Light body. Flat with spicy undertones. Overall: Very drinkable, although the bitter finish sticks with you long after the drink. Interesting, subtle fruit undertones makes this more complex than the body might make you believe.
Serving type: bottle
08-03-2013 18:15:46 | More by icehawk
3.1/5 rDev -25.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
64 oz growler from charleston beer exchange.
poured a copper color, pretty clear with a fluffy head and ok lace.
smelled sweet and bready, but unimpressed. taste was similar. light body with good carbonation. well balanced, but lacked any lasting definition. unimpressed and this is the one i expected to like the most. definately my least favorite coast beer.
Serving type: growler
08-18-2009 17:11:24 | More by Anthony1
ALTerior Motive from COAST Brewing Company
91 out of 100 based on 45 ratings.


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Dell deal: HP and Lenovo respondFebruary 5, 2013: 1:31 PM ET
Dell's PC rivals have their say.
FORTUNE -- Dell Inc. (DELL) is going private, and now its rivals are beginning to chime in on the $24.4 billion deal.
First up was Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), which is the world's largest PC maker (and one that was going to spin off its PC division before Meg Whitman took over and scrapped the idea).
"The company faces an extended period of uncertainty and transition that will not be good for its customers. And with a significant debt load, Dell's ability to invest in new products and services will be extremely limited. Leveraged buyouts tend to leave existing customers and innovation at the curb."
As Julianne Pepitone pointed out, there is more than a bit of irony in HP criticizing others for "an extended period of uncertainty and transition." Also worth noting that HP's board includes Marc Andreessen, whose firm participated in the last big private equity situation that also involved both Microsoft (MSFT)and Silver Lake Partners (that would be Skype). Also on the HP board is G. Kennedy Thompson, who is a senior advisor to leveraged buyout firm Aquiline Capital Partners.
Lenovo (LNVGY), which sells the second-most number of PCs, chose to talk about itself rather than take potshots at Dell:
"While we won't comment on the specifics, we remain as always confident in our strategy, our ability to deliver compelling and innovative products and our overall position and performance. We believe that the financial actions of some of our traditional competitors will not substantially change our outlook. Our strategy is clear, our financial position is healthy and our business is very strong -- so we are focused on our products, customers and overall execution rather than distracting financial maneuvers and major strategic shifts. This focus is an advantage for us and a benefit to our customers. Lenovo has the best products, a clear strategy and outstanding momentum. We always face tough competition, and we are well prepared to continue to win in the PC+ era by focusing on our own efforts, core strengths and great execution."
Dell did not mention competitors in its own statement announcing the deal. Maybe that's because it's trying to transition into more of an enterprise services company, and mentioning HP or Lenovo would reinforce its reputation as a PC maker...
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YOU could almost hear the collective sigh of relief around Cahill Oval yesterday as Lakes United broke their duck in the Newcastle Rugby League by beating Macquarie 24-14.
The weight of expectation brought about by a big off-season recruitment drive and quality trial form was beginning to mount on the Seagulls after four losses to begin the season.
The previously undefeated Scorpions looked like extending that sequence to five when they took a 14-10 lead with 15 minutes remaining.
But Lakes scored a minute later when second-rower Kye Howarth sped down the sideline and put winger Jason Hood in for a try.
A penalty piggy-backed the Seagulls down field and they took the opportunity to close out the game with a soft try to Dane Cordner.
''It has taken a lot of pressure off,'' Lakes captain-coach Matt Bartlett said.
''There are times in every game that we've competed and we've made life difficult on ourselves with our completions.
''There were good signs today, but we gave ourselves every right to lose it.''
Lakes lost Bartlett at half-time to an ankle injury and centre Josh Charles hit the goalpost attempting to save a try midway through the second half and limped off.
Outside backs Anthony Perkins (Lakes) and Royce Geoffrey (Macquarie) were sent to the sin-bin for 10minutes after a fight erupted in the fourth minute.
Helped by a lopsided penalty count, Lakes constantly attacked the Scorpions' line and it was returning fullback Nathan Ross, whose clearance from French rugby league came through on Friday night, who delivered the first blow when he grubbered for Charles.
Rival fullback Nathan Cantor provided the spark for Macquarie when they evened the ledger at 4-all through a try to hooker Jye Bailey.
Macquarie then turned over possession off the restart with a forward pass and Lakes made them pay when Hood scored off a floating pass from five-eighth Daniel Janissen.
That gave Lakes a 10-4 half-time lead.
Scorpions halfback Mick Moran shone early in the second half by setting up tries for winger Chad Chandler and second-rower Adam Swalding and suddenly the visitors were leading 14-10.
But errors and penalties brought the Seagulls back into the game.
Macquarie coach Noel Dent left the ground without speaking to his players.
Captain Blake Gallen was equally annoyed by the performance.
''We did a lot of defending in the first half and it came back to hurt us,'' Gallen said.
''There's a lot of disappointed boys in there.''
One captain-coach ecstatic with his team was Kurri Kurri's George Ndaira.
The Bulldogs fought back from 22-16 down with 12 men against Wyong at Morry Breen Oval on Saturday evening to win 28-22. Fiery prop Mick Campton was sent off with 30 minutes remaining for a high tackle.
The win keeps the Bulldogs' perfect record intact and leaves the Roos with two points from five rounds.
Also on Saturday, South Newcastle humiliated Port Stephens Sharks 74-6 at Townson Oval and Maitland easily beat Central Newcastle 40-12 at Maitland Sportsground.
The Sharks, who already have special dispensation allowing them not to field a third-grade side, forfeited reserves.
On Friday night the Cessnock juggernaut rolled on as they beat Western Suburbs 22-8 at Cessnock Sportsground.


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The eagle is used in heraldry as a charge, as a supporter, and as a crest. Sometimes just the headless body ("sans head" eagle) or the head replaced with another symbol, as well as parts of the eagle, such as its head, wing or leg, are used as a charge or crest.
The eagle with its keen eyes symbolized perspicacity, courage, strength and immortality, but is also considered "king of the skies" and messenger of the highest Gods. With these attributed qualities the eagle became a symbol of power and strength in Ancient Rome. Mythologically, it has been connected by the Greeks with the God Zeus, by the Romans with Jupiter, by the Germanic tribes with Odin, by the Judeo-Christian scriptures with those who hope in God (Isa 40:31), and in Christian art with Saint John the Evangelist.
The eagle as a symbol has a history much longer than that of heraldry itself. In Ancient Egypt, the falcon was the symbol of Horus, and in Roman polytheism of Jupiter. An eagle appears on the battle standard of Cyrus the Great in Persia, around 540 BC. The eagle as a "heraldic animal" of the Roman Republic was introduced in 102 BC by consul Gaius Marius.[citation needed] According to Islamic tradition, the Black Standard of Muhammad was known as راية العُقاب rāyat al-`uqāb "banner of the eagle" (even though it did not depict an eagle and was solid black). In Christian symbolism the four living creatures of scripture (a man, an ox, a lion, and an eagle) have traditionally been associated with the Four Evangelists. The eagle is the symbol of Saint John the Evangelist.
In medieval and modern heraldry eagles are often said to indicate that the armiger (person bearing the arms) was courageous, a man of action and judicious.[citation needed] Where an eagle's wings were spread ("displayed") it was said to indicate the bearer's role as a protector.[citation needed]
In the same way that a lion is considered the king of beasts, the eagle is regarded as the pre-eminent bird in heraldry. It has been more widely used and more highly regarded in Continental European heraldry than in English heraldry. For instance, in the roll of Henry III of England (reigned 1216–1272) there are only three eagles.[citation needed]
Charlemagne, a Frankish ruler and the first Holy Roman Emperor, died in 814, centuries before the introduction of heraldry. In later periods, a coat of arms attributed to Charlemagne shows half of the body of a single-head black eagle as the symbol of the German emperors next to a fleur-de-lis as the symbol of the kings of France on an impaled shield.
According to Carl-Alexander von Volborth the first instance of the use of an eagle as an heraldic charge is the Great Seal of the Margrave Leopold IV of Austria in 1136, which depicts him carrying a shield charged with an eagle. Also from about this time is a coin showing a single-headed eagle,[1] minted in Maastricht (the Netherlands), dating from between 1172 and 1190 after contacts with the East via the Crusades. One Gilbert d'Aquila was granted Baronetcy of Pevensey by William after the Battle of Hastings. The family who held Pevensey castle and the newly formed Borough of Pevensey used the Eagle Symbol in the 11th Century.
From the reign of Frederick Barbarossa in 1155 the single-headed eagle became a symbol of the Holy Roman Empire. The eagle was clearly derived from the Roman eagle and continues to be important in the heraldry of those areas once within the Holy Roman Empire. Within Germany the placement of one's arms in front of an eagle was indicative of princely rank under the Holy Roman Empire. The first mention of a double-headed eagle in the West dates from 1250 in a roll of arms of Matthew Paris for Emperor Frederick II.
French Empire
The French Imperial Eagle or Aigle de drapeau (lit. "flag eagle") was a figure of an eagle on a staff carried into battle as a standard by the Grande Armée of Napoleon I during the Napoleonic Wars. Although they were presented with Regimental Colours, the regiments of Napoleon I tended to carry at their head the Imperial Eagle. This was the bronze sculpture of an eagle weighing 1.85 kg (4 lb), mounted on top of the blue regimental flagpole. They were made from six separately cast pieces and, when assembled, measured 310 mm (12 in) in height and 255 mm (10 in) in width. On the base would be the regiment's number or, in the case of the Guard, Garde Impériale. The Eagle bore the same significance to French Imperial regiments as the colours did to British regiments - to lose the Eagle would bring shame to the regiment, who had pledged to defend it to the death. Upon Napoleon's fall, the restored monarchy of Louis XVIII of France ordered all eagles to be destroyed and only a very small number escaped. When the former emperor returned to power in 1815 (known as the Hundred Days) he immediately had more eagles produced, although the quality did not match the originals. The workmanship was of a lesser quality and the main distinguishing changes had the new models with closed beaks and they were set in a more crouched posture.
Modern usage
Napoleon used an eagle, again derived from an Ancient Roman eagle, as did his nephew Napoleon III. An eagle remains in the arms of the House of Bonaparte.
Since 20 June 1782, the United States has used its national bird, the Bald Eagle, on its Great Seal; the choice was intended to at once recall the Roman Republic and be uniquely American (the Bald Eagle being indigenous to North America). The American Eagle has been a popular emblem throughout the life of the republic, with an eagle appearing in the flags and seals of the President, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Justice Department, Defense Department, Postal Service, and other organizations, on various coins (such as the quarter dollar), and in various American corporate logos past and present, such as those of Case and American Eagle Outfitters.
In Spain the eagle, though it was first used by the Catholic monarchs as a symbol of Saint John the Evangelist, came to be associated with the regime of Francisco Franco and since 1981 has been removed from official usage.[2]
Arab heraldry
In Arab nationalism, with the Egyptian Revolution of 1952, the eagle became the symbol of revolutionary Egypt, and was subsequently adopted by several other Arab states (the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Libya, the partially recognised State of Palestine, and Yemen).
The eagle as a symbol of Saladin is disputed by archaeologists. The symbol of an eagle was found on the west wall of the Cairo Citadel (constructed by Saladin), and so is assumed by many to be his personal symbol. There is, however, little proof to defend this.
As a heraldic symbol identified with Arab nationalism, the Eagle of Saladin was subsequently adopted as the coats of arms of Iraq and Palestine. It has previously been the coat of arms of Libya, but later replaced by the Hawk of Quraish. The Hawk of Quraish was itself abandoned after the Libyan Civil War. The Eagle of Saladin was part of the coat of arms of South Yemen prior to that country's unification with North Yemen.
A wide variety of political entities across the world use an eagle in their official emblems. The variation among them is instructive, in that it reflects connections among various heraldic traditions. The following is just a sampling of these.
Coat of arms of the First French Empire
Eagle's body with Wolf head in the shield of Langenorla municipality, Germany
See also
- ^ Deutsche Wappen - GERMAN NATIONAL ARMS
- ^ Act 33/1981, 5 October (BOE No 250, 19 October 1981). Coat of arms of Spain (Spanish).
- Fox-Davies, A.C.; A Complete Guide to Heraldry, Bloomsbury Books, London, 1985
- Puttock, Colonel A.G.; Heraldry in Australia, Child & Associated Publishing Pty. Ltd. Frenchs Forest, 1988
- Volborth, Carl-Alexander von; Heraldry, Customs, Rules and Styles, New Orchard Editions, Poole, 1981
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Canonical has made the release candidate for Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx" available for download. It's free for anyone to test.
As Steve Langasek reports on the Ubuntu announce list, the RC is ready, stable and usable. Within a week, Canonical wants to release the final version of Ubuntu 10.04 for download. It is to be an LTS version with three-year desktop and five-year server installation support.
Among the important new features in Ubuntu 10.04, next to completely new artwork, are a much faster boot process, integration of numerous programs in the System menu of the GNOME panel, the Ubuntu One Music Store, and extended program choices.
The RC, according to the release notes, is available for testing upgrades from Ubuntu 9.10 or the last LTS version 184.108.40.206. Canonic still wants to fix a few critical bugs within the next week, including the recent X server memory leak problem.
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Parents and teachers wrote the children's names on the pumpkins and placed them in a wheelbarrow, souvenirs from what might be their first trip to a farm.
Lexi Bennett, who owns the farm with her husband Jim, said the farm opens for the month of October only to about 3,000 school children on field trips and to the public in the afternoons and on weekends. The farm grows about 6,000 pumpkins per year and gives one to every student who visits, said Jim Bennett.
It's important, Lexi Bennett said, because many of the school children who come from Georgia, Birmingham, Calhoun and Cleburne counties have never seen a working farm before or seen where their food comes from.
To teach them, the farm has volunteers at different stations explain to the children how a farm produces things like sorghum syrup.
Bennett Farms grows sweet sorghum cane, extracts the juice in a mill and boils it down to create the syrup.
"It's really a lost art," said Jim Bennett.
And it's labor-intensive. The volunteer demonstrated how they would have to grind and grind the cane and skim the surface of the cooking juice. Some of the children were unimpressed.
"I don't like it," said one student after licking a sample off a graham cracker.
But even as they were learning, the students were there to have some fun, said Ginger Monroe, a kindergarten teacher.
The farm has added new attractions for the students every year – some educational, some just for fun. The farm started out four years ago with the pumpkin patch, a corn crib, hay rides and a hay-bale maze, Jim Bennett said. Over the years, it has added a cookhouse, a syrup mill, a petting zoo and a slide. This year, he added a pipe swing and a tire crawl for the children.
Madison Gray, 4, was on her second trip to the farm.
"I really like going in there," Gray said, motioning toward the maze.
But the field trips have also inspired her. She grows flowers at her house, but she thinks she'd like to grow some pumpkins, too.
"I'm gonna try," she said.
Jim Bennett said the children are what this farm is all about.
"You get to see these kids and their faces," he said. "That's what feeds my fire."
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Historically, business officers from across the state met twice a year to discuss solutions to common problems with the meeting locations rotating among the campuses. These were usually one-day meetings with "hot" topics of the day. Speakers were usually from within the group or some "expert" from a participating college or university.
In the late 1980's, attendance began to decrease indicating it was time for a change in the direction of the organization. The leaders elected for 1987-88 polled many of the business officers at the institutions across the state and discovered a need for continuity within IACUBO and improved programming to better meet the needs of business officers and their staff.
Planning processes were initiated with new faces invited to participate. An organizational structure mirroring CACUBO was put in place to help provide continuity of leadership, and programming was improved by bringing in regional and national speakers. Sponsorships were added to help offset the cost of new programming. An inaugural meeting with changes in place was held in the fall of 1989.
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Stroke Rate in Diabetes Creeping Downward by Risk ManagementPosted: Thursday, August 28, 2008
Aggressive diabetes risk management appears to have lessened the rate of stroke and mortality for the first time for these patients, researchers found.
Initial stroke incidence slid 0.1% per year among diabetic men and a significant 1.5% per year among diabetic women from 1985 to 2003, reported Aslak Rautio, M.D., of Ume� University, online in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
Their findings from within a multinational stroke surveillance study also showed that case-fatality rates fell by 1.3% to 8.7% per year among diabetics and nondiabetics alike.
The results provide the first evidence that aggressive treatment of risk factors associated with diabetes is staring to pay off, commented Daniel T. Lackland, Dr.P.H., of the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston and a spokesperson for the American Stroke Association, in an interview
"We're beginning to see a more aggressive treatment of people with diabetes both for their blood pressure control as well as their glucose and lipid control," he said. "This is a more difficult patient to treat, but we're beginning to see a reward for this."
The Swedish findings are likely a harbinger of what's to come in the United States, Dr.
Lackland said. Already, the upward trends in stroke risk for American diabetics are starting to plateau, he said. "They're ahead of us."
In the total U.S. population, the same benefits have yet to pan out in stroke rates likely because of the more diverse, higher-risk population compared with Sweden, Dr. Lackland said.
"If we were to look only at white populations with diabetes," he said, "I believe we would probably see similar results to what they saw in Sweden."
The researchers analyzed stroke event registries from two counties in northern Sweden done as part of the WHO Multinational Monitoring of Trends and Determinants in Cardiovascular Disease (MONICA) project.
For the population of half a million inhabitants in the two counties, 9,487 men and 5,895 women ages 35 through 74 years had a stroke registered in the database from 1985 through 2003. Diabetes was present in 22.8% of both men and women.
Overall stroke incidence declined during the study period for nondiabetic men and women from 358 and 204 per 100,000 to 284 and 183 per 100,000, respectively.
Although stroke incidence was five to nine times higher among diabetics, this group also saw a decrease in incidence from 1,961 per 100,000 among men and 1,921 per 100,000 among women in 1985 to 1,815 and 1,176 per 100,000, respectively, by 2003.
The disparity in stroke incidence by diabetes status stayed about the same between time periods among men but declined significantly among women.
These differences carried through for both first and recurrent stroke.
For first-ever stroke, the findings included:
For recurrent stroke, only diabetic men failed to show a significant decrease in incidence. Again, diabetic women showed the greatest improvements with a 5.4% decline per year (95% CI 3.6 to 7.2) compared with 2.7% among nondiabetic women (95% CI 1.5 to 3.8).
Patients were also more likely to survive a stroke by 2003 compared with 1985 with improvements that were similar between diabetics and nondiabetics. Yearly change in case fatality rates were:
The combination of decreasing incidence and decreasing case-fatality led to a similar pattern in declining total stroke mortality.
"There is no apparent explanation for this gender difference," the researchers said. Although the age cutoff at 74 was one possibility, the authors added that there is "no reason to believe that the results differ among the eldest."
They also noted that the findings may have been limited by the considerable proportion of patients with stroke who may have had undiagnosed diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance.
The predominantly Caucasian population is also a challenge to generalizability, Dr. Lackland said. "We know that diabetes affects African Americans and other groups a little bit more than it does for Caucasians."
Based on the findings, the researchers concluded that both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease need to be intensified in the diabetic population. "Treatment of hypertension and hyperlipidemia are instrumental to this aim."
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Source: Diabetes In Control: Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association: Rautio A, et al "Favorable Trends in the Incidence and Outcome in Stroke in Nondiabetic and Diabetic Subjects" Stroke 2008; 39: DOI: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.107.504100.
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The man who shot and paralyzed a Florissant police officer two years ago will spend a lifetime in prison -- two of them, in fact. Twenty-two year old Brian Cannon Junior was sentenced this morning to two life terms plus 20 years.
He had been convicted last month of first-degree assault of a law enforcement officer, two burglary counts, car theft, and other felonies.
Officer Mike Vernon had been searching an alley for a suspected burglar in May of 2012 when Cannon popped out of a dumpster and began shooting. Vernon was struck three times and is paralyzed from the waist down.
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) - Police say one of two suspects in the shooting of an MIT police officer is dead and a massive manhunt is underway for another, who is tied to the Boston Marathon bombing.
Shortly after the MIT officer was shot Thursday night, police got a report of a carjacking in Cambridge, just outside Boston.
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A Massachusetts State Police spokesman said early Friday that one person suspected in the gunfire and explosions has been accounted for and one is at large.
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The MIT shooting on the Cambridge campus Thursday night was followed by reports of violence in nearby Watertown, about 10 miles west of Boston.
State police spokesman David Procopio said there is a "strong possibility" the incidents are related.
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The San Francisco location is located right at the end of Pier 39, so you get a full view of the marina and bay. The inside is full of decorations related to the movie. One of my favorite quotes inside the restaurant is the sign saying, "I gotta pee," posted above the entrance to the restrooms. That cracks me up every time.
I think one of the best features of this entire restaurant is how you call the attention of your waiter, or any waiter for that matter. On your table, you have two signs shaped like license plates, a blue one with the words "RUN FORREST RUN" and a red one with the words "STOP FORREST STOP." Anytime you need anything, you just flip the sign to "STOP FORREST STOP" and the nearest waiter will assist you, ensuring a quick response.
The food here is really good. I've thoroughly enjoyed it every time. Different entrées have names such as Bubba's Bucket of Boat Trash, Ping Pong Shrimp, and Hubba Bubba Fried Shrimp. My favorite is The Ultimate Combo. You definitely have to try Bubba's Far Out Dip. It's absolutely delicious. Their mixed drinks are very good as well.
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Never forget teh asecrete serveice ins't gonna llow any pissant tetrrror ist to nail the whjite house. not taht they'd try, somethiuimng liek that'd only piss off too many Americans'. NOt only that, tbut he libs woudlbe take a lot of hte heat ofr it.. You've shown yoaruselvese to not awant to fight the war on terror, don't go birching because something happpens at home. YOU'll find yourselves being balmed for hte **** happening. you dont' want the armed red staters thinkgint you're on teh enemy's side do you? WE ownt more guns.
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Plus LPU lifers got a letter off lpu they get free gig tickets and 10 years of lpu free. Thats what ppl have said on lpu
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Am I right thinking that you don't get the LPU11 CD with either of these packages?
Do we still have to buy it separately for $10?
Answers people!!!
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Q&A from Adam:
"We've been asked a lot of questions about the new $25 LPU11 Membership Tier and the guaranteed meet & greets we mentioned in the announcement email. Please read below for all of the answers to all (or most) of your questions.
Q: Do all members who purchased the $60 LPU11 Plus Membership get a guaranteed meet & greet?A: No. The only members eligible for the guaranteed meet & greet are those LPU11 Annual members who purchased the $60 membership between November 15, 2011 and January 26, 2012. You are not eligible for the guaranteed meet & greet if you purchase the $60 LPU11 Plus Membership from here on out. As usual, all Annual LPU11 members ($25 and $60) are eligible to be selected for meet & greets using the raffle process.
Q: Since you're guaranteeing meet & greets to those members, won't they take up all of the meet & greet spots?A: No. There will be plenty of room for other members at the meet & greets. Don't worry!
Q: I am eligible for the guaranteed meet & greet. How do reserve my spot?A: When you have tickets to a show, and ONLY WHEN YOU HAVE TICKETS TO A SHOW, send an email to email@example.com with the subject "LPU11 ANNUAL MEET & GREET: (CITY)". Again, only send this email once you ACTUALLY have tickets to an upcoming show.
Q: Is there a certain amount of time I have to use my guaranteed meet & greet?A: No! Your ONE guaranteed meet & greet is good until you use it. Whether it's 4 months from now, or 4 years from now.
Q: Can I bring a friend/child/sibling/parent with me to the meet & greets?A: No. You are not allowed to bring any guests with you to the meet & greets, no exceptions.
Q: If a show is cancelled, can I still use my guaranteed meet & greet in the future?A: Yes. If anyone is selected for a meet & greet at a cancelled show, we will do our very best to make sure you are selected the next time the band is on tour.
I hope that answers most of your questions. If you have any more questions, feel free to leave them in the replies on LPUnderground.com and I'll update the news with more Q&A's later this week. As always, thanks for your support.
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Am I right thinking that you don't get the LPU11 CD with either of these packages?
Do we still have to buy it separately for $10?
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Yes you need to buy it seperately.
There was a limited time when the membership + CD together was for like 60.99 (when the LPU11 started)
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Yeah people were talking about it on lpu forum lpu people who have been members from lpu1 right through to lpu11 got a letter (some still waiting for letter) and they got free lp gig tickets to a show and The next 10 years of lpu free thats what ppl have said.if u go to the lpu forum then the post about Lpu lifer is name of topic and you see ppl talking about the letter
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why $60 membership is still there? :|
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says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 10:28 AM
Iowa City has a dam upstream and Cedar Rapids doesn't.Who has it better? They aren't going to look much different when it's all over.Cedar rapids is worse off if anything.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 9:42 AM
I agree that we would like to know more about what is going on in Iowa City. I understand Cedar Rapids has more than a grave situation, but I would like to know what is going on with the flooding in Iowa City please.
says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 8:41 AM
hats off to the reporters keeping us up dated the condition and needs of the flood 'o8-- but we need more on whats going on in Iowa city--lets hear it please
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 9:35 PM
I think that we should be looking at what this nation of glutnutous people have done to promote this much water. Our farmers have dozed in any and all ditches and woods to get that extra bushel of corn then tiled so that the run off will attack us al
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 6:44 PM
Boaters or businesses, residential neighborhoods, and a public university? I'd rather have a fully functional economic base known as the U of I than water ski for a third of the year.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 6:42 PM
Fact: The water level on the north side of the dam is to make sure boaters don't rub mud and rec areas stay enjoyable. You can't control the weather but the USACE needs to be letting out a larger and more reasonable flow all year round.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 4:46 PM
for mismagement you need to really get with the program around here. Evidently you are not a native Iowa Citian-they are doing what they have to do for everyone's sake.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 3:30 PM
yeah, they have done a pretty good job at keeping the water under control. Either way, the water is going to end up flooding no matter how much water they release. They can only do so much
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 1:59 PM
they have been letting high levels of water out of the dam for more than a month. you must be one of those high paid consultants to come up with an idea like, "let more water out". Impressive.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 11:26 AM
you people really dont no anything do you the reason why they hald water back wasb for the steam pipe on the river not poor management. so like eyes rolled says PUT UP OR SHUT UP.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 10:00 AM
I think the community is doing a wonderful job of keeping everyone informed.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 8:25 AM
please then apply your blatant genious by joining the corps and doing a better job yourself! I have no patience for arm-chair quarterbacks. Put up or shut up.
says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 8:12 AM
Boy, Miss Management, I'll bet they never thought of that one! You should call the Corps and talk to one of their professional hydrologists and float that stunningly perceptive idea.
says ... on Wednesday, Jun 11 at 10:42 AM
i think this could have been avoided if the people in charge of the dam had not wasited until the last minute to release water. If they had started earlier they water could have been released at a slower rate over a longer period of time.