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Printmakers North art exhibit debuts at Northland College on Oct. 5
September 28, 2012
A new art exhibit at Northland College puts area fine art printmakers in the spotlight. The display, dubbed "Printmakers North," will debut with an opening reception for the artists on Friday, Oct. 5, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Dexter Library on campus. The event, another offering in the Northland College Community Connections series, is free and open to the public.
The idea for the show came out of a conversation with area printmakers about how few people seemed to be familiar with the art of printmaking, according to Jason Terry, Northland College Associate Professor of Art. Printmaking is the process of devising artwork from printing, particularly on paper. However, there are a variety of printmaking processes that transfer ink to different materials, including etchings, lithography, woodcuts and more.
"This show will feature artists who work with printmaking processes," said Terry. "Examples of several processes will be on exhibit and a didactic display will be included to help educate viewers about the basic process of printmaking."
Mark Nutt, who owns Blue Rock Workshop in Washburn, will display six of his prints in the upcoming exhibit. Nutt received a bachelor's degree in fine arts at the University of Michigan and holds a master's degree in fine arts from the State University of New York in Buffalo.
"The field continues to still be valid or viable in the various universities around the country," Nutt said, noting the significance of Johannes Gutenberg's invention of the printing press in the industrial revolution during the 1400s.
Nutt has experience with intaglio prints, which he says are hand-pulled, hand-wiped etchings that are one of a kind.
"It's kind of like Christmas all the time," Nutt said. "You never know what's going to happen when it goes through the press. You never know what you're going to get."
Paula Bunch will also display six prints in the exhibit. The printmaker, who holds a master's degree in fine art from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, lives in Washburn and has experience in a variety of art media. Bunch is displaying giclée prints in the "Printmakers North" exhibit, which are prints produced with inkjet printers.
"My work for this show is computer-generated photography in a print format. I work generally in 2-D," said Bunch. "I was originally a painter. I think of it in terms of making a mark, and I can do that with Adobe Photoshop."
Both Nutt and Bunch add their prints reflect contemporary issues, including topics like the war in Afghanistan, political climate, religion or faith.
The exhibit will also include prints from northern Wisconsin artists Michael Coughlin, Patra Holter, Sandra Lee Starck and Jason Terry. The exhibit will be on display at the Dexter Library through Jan. 10, 2013.
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Posted April 19, 2014, 3:55 p.m.
This week, the Homicide Report received an email from Alex Perea, whose brother Cesar Jeremias Perea was killed in Florence in March 2013.
Cesar Jeremias Perea was my beloved brother who I will never forget. He
was born on Aug. 2, 1989. Cesar has four siblings ages 29, 27, 23 and 22.
Cesar was the middle brother. He would have been 24 years old, turning 25 this year. My brother was an amazing guy who we will never
forget. He had a great sense of humor and was a very hard-working
person. He worked as a barber ever since he finished attending John C.
Fremont High School. Cesar was a very important person to the lives of
his loved ones. He is still remembered every day by
his friends and family. Cesar has a 5-year-old daughter he left behind.
My brother was an amazing guy who we will never
forget. He had a great sense of humor and was a very hard-working
person. He worked as a barber ever since he finished attending John C.
Fremont High School. Cesar was a very important person to the lives of
his loved ones. He is still remembered every day by
his friends and family. Cesar has a 5-year-old daughter he left behind.
The Homicide Report welcomes your emails and comments.
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Posted April 18, 2014, 2:45 p.m.
The Homicide Report has updates for eight homicides that occurred in Los Angeles County.
Following are five reports on people who were sentenced for killings. Click on each victim's name for more information.
Lawrence Ray Davila: Sentenced in 2007 for the 2006 stabbing death of David Alexander Deamorelli in Granada Hills.
Armando Abundis Sr.: Sentenced in 2008 for the 2005 death of Sarah Chavez.
Nathan Lee Hall: Sentenced in 2007 for the 2005 stabbing death of Jurgen Hapke in Beverly Hills.
Raul Damian Martinez: Sentenced in 2007 for the 2005 shooting death of Osiel Hipolito in East Compton.
Domingo Linares Rodas: Sentenced in 2014 for the 2009 stabbing death of Keith Falin in Hollywood.
Following are three updates on recent killings in Los Angeles County. Click on each victim's name for more information.
Terri Kwan Smith, 42: Shot to death Monday, April 14, in Hyde Park.
Christopher Max ...
Posted April 17, 2014, 1:40 p.m.
A Canoga Park man was sentenced Nov. 6, 2007, to state prison for a June 2006 murder, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
Lawrence Ray Davila, 22, was sentenced to 16 years to life for killing David Alexander Deamorelli, a student at UC Santa Barbara.
In October, a jury deliberated a little more than a day before convicting Davila of one count of second-degree murder.
Deamorelli, 26, was stabbed to death June 24, 2006, near the intersection of Kingsbury Street and Lindley Avenue in Granada Hills.
According to Deputy Dist. Atty. Lou Holtz Jr., Deamorelli was killed just after midnight when he started talking to Davila, who was leaning against Deamorelli's car on Kingsbury Street. Davila who was waiting for a ride, stabbed Deamorelli multiple times before getting into his friend's pickup truck and driving away.
Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics who were called ...
Posted April 17, 2014, 1:34 p.m.
Armando Abundis Sr., 35, was sentenced July 16, 2008, to 25 years to life in state prison for killing his 2-year-old foster daughter, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
On Feb. 28, 2008, a jury convicted Abundis of involuntary manslaughter and child abuse resulting in the death of Sarah Chavez.
Sarah died Oct. 11, 2005, from multiple traumatic injuries, including a severe blow to her abdomen.
In November 2006, Abundis' wife, Frances, the child's aunt, pleaded no contest to being an accessory to Sarah's death. She was sentenced to 16 months in state prison on July 31, 2008.
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Posted April 16, 2014, 1:22 p.m.
Three men who prosecutors said were part of a "drug rip-off crew" were convicted this month in the 2009 murder of a 23-year-old drug dealer, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
A jury on April 14 found Hector Aguilar Arciga, a 39-year-old Latino, guilty of first-degree murder, four counts of home invasion robbery, and first-degree burglary, according to a news release from the district attorney.
On April 22, 2009, Arciga, accompanied by Pedro Huerta Zuniga, 44, and Francisco Argenis Parra, 30, went to an apartment in the 16100 block of Eucalyptus Avenue in Bellflower to purchase drugs from Carlos Zarate, 23, according to prosecutors.
When Zarate realized that he was being cheated out of money, he was shot. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Zuniga and Parra, who are both Latino, were convicted April 11 of first-degree murder, attempted murder, assault with a semi-automatic firearm ...
Posted April 16, 2014, 11:53 a.m.
A mistrial was declared April 8 in the trial of a father accused of killing his 6-month-old son in East Compton.
Jurors failed to reach a unanimous verdict on two counts against David Gomez, 26. The jury was split, 8-4, on the charge of second-degree murder and 10-2 on child abuse causing death, the prosecutor on the case said.
On Oct. 4, 2012, Abel Gomez was admitted to Miller Children's Hospital in Long Beach with skull fractures and brain injuries. Earlier that night, David Gomez knocked on a neighbor's door holding an injured Abel, who was short of breath. Abel died the next day.
Deputy Dist. Atty. Jennifer Cops told jurors during closing arguments Gomez repeatedly slammed his son's head to the floor because he was angry and annoyed with the boy's crying.
An agitated Gomez allegedly said to the infant "watch what happens when your ...
Posted April 16, 2014, 10:58 a.m.
A Los Angeles man was sentenced to state prison on April 20, 2007, for the 2005 stabbing death of a 65-year-old Burbank man, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
Nathan Lee Hall, 51, was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences plus five years for killing Jurgen Hapke.
A jury convicted Hall in February 2007 of one count of second-degree murder and one count of first-degree attempted murder.
On Dec. 14, 2005, Hall drove into a parking garage in the 9300 block of Wilshire Boulevard, where Hapke and his business partner of more than 40 years, Helmut Mende, were painting the exterior of a Wells Fargo bank branch.
Hall got out of his car, pulled a knife and began stabbing Mende, 71, according to authorities. Hapke tried to intervene but was fatally stabbed. Hall then got into his car and drove off. Hapke was transported to a ...
Posted April 16, 2014, 10:43 a.m.
Raul Damian Martinez, 24, was sentenced April 19, 2007, to 155 years to life plus 17 years by a Compton Superior Court judge, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office.
In March, a jury deliberated for about three hours before finding Martinez guilty of first-degree murder in the September 2005 shooting death of Osiel Hipolito.
Martinez was also convicted of two counts of attempted murder involving Hipolito's wife and brother, and one count of attempted murder of the baby. Hipolito's pregnant wife was hit in the stomach and her baby girl was born prematurely with a gunshot wound in one leg. The brother was shot in the arm.
Martinez opened fire on Hipolito, his 16-year-old brother and his wife as they were shopping Sept. 3, at a swap meet mall on South Atlantic Avenue near Compton
Boulevard in East Compton.
Authorities said the incident began ...
Posted April 14, 2014, 7:14 p.m.
The Homicide Report has reported new details on six homicides: one each in Westmont, Beverly Crest and Van Nuys, and three in Long Beach. Click on the victims' names for more information.
Terry Lonnie Smith, 34: Died Saturday, April 12, after being shot April 5 in Westmont.
Angelo Armani Eppolito-Autry, 28: Shot to death Saturday, April 12, in Beverly Crest.
Ahkeem Dashawn Johnson, 27: Stabbed to death Tuesday, April 8, in Long Beach. Johnson's cousin has pleaded not guilty to a murder charge.
Herbert Theodore Shepard, 51: Died Tuesday, April 8, after being shot April 5 in Long Beach.
Brian Ramirez, 20: Shot to death Sunday, April 6, in Van Nuys.
Thomas Scott Taylor, 60: Beaten to death Jan. 28 in Long Beach. Five men have pleaded not guilty to a murder charge.
Posted April 14, 2014, 4:07 p.m.
Last week's report on a $50,000 reward being offered in a 2012 shooting in Vermont Vista sparked an interesting conversation in the comments.
One commenter suggests that the family honor the life of their slain loved one and try to forget about finding his killer. The writer, Anything is possible, contends that continuing the search only empowers the killer.
But two other commenters, Ghost and Marlie, take issue with that position.
A shortened version of the comment from Anything is possible:
My heart goes out to this family. Unfortunately, finding out who did this crime will open up another can of worms. A rivergate of deep emotions that will seem you are on a roller coaster where mood swings will be the norm.
Our family too experience a random killing which landed on the LA Times homicide list. He was not on drugs, not in the drug game ...
My heart goes out to this family. Unfortunately, finding out who did this crime will open up another can of worms. A rivergate of deep emotions that will seem you are on a roller coaster where mood swings will be the norm.
Our family too experience a random killing which landed on the LA Times homicide list. He was not on drugs, not in the drug game ...
Posted April 14, 2014, 3:09 p.m.
A homeless man was sentenced Monday, April 14, to life in prison for a 2009 stabbing death of another homeless man.
Domingo Linares Rodas, 58, was sentenced to two consecutive life sentences for the murder of Keith Falin.
Rodas, 58, was convicted in March of one count of murder and two counts of attempted murder, with the special allegations that he had been lying in wait and used a knife.
On the afternoon of Aug. 6, 2009, Rodas stalked Falin until they were outside the Music Box theater in the 6100 block of Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, authorities
After Falin, 55, went to sleep, according to prosecutors, Rodas fatally stabbed him and in the following three and a half hours stabbed two other homeless men in the same area, where transients were known to sleep and socialize. All three victims suffered wounds to the left side of the chest ...
Posted April 14, 2014
Terri Kwan Smith, a 42-year-old black woman, was shot and killed Monday, April 14, in the 5700 block of South 9th Avenue in Hyde Park, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.
Smith lived in a transitional housing residence with her 11-year-old daughter and 20-month-old son, said LAPD Det. Chris Barling. At least six other adults lived in the house, he said.
Smith was involved in a weeklong disagreement with one of her the roommates, Kenneth Theodrick Parks, a 55-year-old black man, over a $10 Internet service payment.
During an argument Monday, Parks allegedly shot Smith, who was pronounced dead at 7:05 a.m. at the scene.
Her 40-year-old boyfriend was also wounded and taken to a hospital, where he was in stable condition, police said.
Parks was charged April 16 with one count of murder and three counts of attempted murder, police said.
Anyone with information is ...
Christopher Max Padilla, a 22-year-old Latino, was shot and killed Monday, April 14, in the 300 block of West Elm Street in Compton, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.
Padilla, of Huntington Park, was standing in the area when a vehicle drove up and stopped, said Lt. Steve Jauch with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. A person in the car shot Padilla multiple times, Jauch said. Padilla was pronounced dead at 9:36 a.m. by Compton Fire Department officials, said Ed Winter, a spokesman with the coroner's office.
The vehicle then drove west on West Elm Street and out of view, according to a news release from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Department Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477.
-- Nicole ...
Posted April 12, 2014
Angelo Armani Eppolito-Autry, a 28-year-old white man, was shot and killed Saturday, April 12, in the 10000 block of Westwanda Drive in Beverly Crest, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.
Eppolito-Autry was found about 4 p.m. with a gunshot wounds by a business associate in the entryway of his studio apartment, said Los Angeles Police Det. Mark Morgan.
Residents told police they heard gunshots about 3:30 p.m. Eppolito-Autry was pronounced dead at 4:17 p.m. at the scene, said coroner's spokesman Ed Winter.
Eppolito-Autry was a contractor who hired people to help him carry out various construction jobs. He recently fired three to four people, including Gerson Davis Sanchez, a 31-year-old Latino. Sanchez was arrested on suspicion of murder about 2 p.m. Sunday in Lakewood.
Sanchez and Eppolito-Autry were involved in an ongoing dispute over money, Morgan said.
Sanchez is due in ...
Terry Lonnie Smith, a 34-year-old black man, died Saturday, April 12, after being shot in the 1200 block of West 96th Street in Westmont, according to Los Angeles County coroner's records.
A group of people were hanging out in front of a house about 5 p.m. on April 5 when a white sedan pulled up and a person inside fired multiple shots, said Sgt. Troy Ewing of the L.A. County Sheriff's Department.
Smith and a 46-year-old black man were injured. The other man was shot in the arm; he was treated and released, Ewing said.
Smith was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead on April 12 at 1:24 a.m., said Ed Winter, a coroner's spokesman.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff's Department Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. Those who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime ...

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Brian Moses (b. 1950) is one of Britain's favourite children's poets, for both his own poetry and the anthologies he has edited, and he has performed in over two thousand schools across the UK and Europe. He is a Reading Champion for the Literacy Trust, and is able to animate reading and writing poetry for pupils and teachers alike, in his workshops and in his resource books for teachers.
His interests range from the familiar - shopping trolleys, football matches - to the peculiar - monsters, aliens, angels. Often he will mix the two together, so the 'Shopping Trolley' is souped-up like a futuristic sports car, while the monsters still go to school before coming home on 'The Ghoul School Bus'. He has a particularly sharp eye for those parts of life that sound like surrealism but are taken from life - the man in 'Walking with my Iguana', who walks his pet lizard on Hastings beach on a leash, is based on a real person.
He says that he began writing poems when he realised he would never be a rock star - "I put the guitar to one side, but the songs carried on and became poems". That original musical influence can still be heard on this recording; while he rarely sings, he performs so that pauses, tone of voice and speed become a central part of the poem. Few poets can hold a syllable so well as Brian, whether it's the hiss in 'The Ssssnake Hotel' or the Tom Waits growl in 'Walking with my Iguana'. David Roberts' music accompanies several of the poems, in styles from a rap backbeat to a folky guitar; others are unaccompanied, but Brian's reading style still stays musical, and an essential part of the poem. His poetry is at its best in performance, and this recording catches him at his most essential.
Original music & arrangements: David Roberts
His recording was made on 16 May 2003 at The Audio Workshop, London and was produced by Anne Rosenfeld.
"If you want to be a writer, write." - Brian Moses "Just look at it, touch it, smell it, listen to it, turn yourself into it. When you do this, the words look after themselves, like magic." - Ted Hughes, from Poetry in the Making
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Brian Moses set out to be a rock star. . .and became a poet instead! In this interview he tells us about his journey as a writer, where he finds inspiration, as well as revealing The Secret Lives of Teachers.
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Love the food! – Love this place! Food is amazing
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Fantastic! – My family and I have always had a great experince here. Cafe de Thai has set the standard for excellence. Complex rich flavors with modern atmoshpere.The dessert cart is amazing! We always order one of the Chefs specials.
Cold Atmosphere, Cold Service, Cold Food – We live less than a mile from Cafe de Thai and had seen their unique and colorful building many times. On a friday night, we decided to venture over and try their food. Expecting to find any restaurant busy on a Friday night at 7 oclock, we walked into a dining room that only had two tables seated and a patio with only 4 tables seated. This should have been our first clue about the experience we were about to have.
The restaurant looks and feels like an IKEA. My husband commented that the cold concrete floors reminded him of the hallways in communist apartment buildings. The waterfall makes the restaurant have a very chlorine like smell, not appetizing. The plates and glasses were cool and high quality.
Upon entering we decided to sit on the patio because thats were everyone else was sitting and it always feels awkward being seated in the middle of a practically empty dining room. However, the patio was too cold, so we moved inside.
The waitress had a five minute speech to do to introduce you to the specials of the day. Our waitress did her introduction in such a way that I felt like she was the high school teacher from Ferris Buellers Day Off....Bueller? Bueller? (Don't know the reference?...lets just say...she was uninspiring). However, we received very good service from the busperson, a very friendly and efficient lady.
It took ten minutes to get our soup, and our food came out immediately after that, giving us no time to enjoy the soup, the Hot and Sour Chicken Soup was good. My food, the noodle special with Filet and Scallops was luke warm upon being served. I was immediately turned off. I liked the texture of the scallops, but they were drowning in an overpowering sauce that I could not identify and did not enjoy. My husband ordered the Prawns and Mushrooms, which he enjoyed, but felt that the culinary school diploma inside the door was a little pompous for the food served. We could have had that quality of food for 6.00 a portion at any other thai place in town. Prices were far too high.
The desserts looked good, but I was so put off by the atmosphere and the food that we didn't stay to try any. Our bill was given to us on an ice cold stainless steel clipboard....when I picked up the clipboard, I thought..."COLD"....just like everything else about Cafe de Thai.
We won't be back and do not recommend it.
Simply Incredible. Pretentious decor & prices, maybe not authentic, but simply incredible. – The style of the place is a little too chic- minimalist decor with a proud-of-itself waterfall in the middle of the room. The servers are told to be quiet- maybe a little too quiet. The prices are not for the faint of heart: my last tab there was about $90 for two people. However, it was a meal I will never forget, and whenever I chance to eat foods that are even vaguely similar, I just start remembering that exquisite meal.
The chef is a highly educated gourmet who starts with Thai flavors and then goes his own way, so if you are looking for something that is strictly authentic, this may not be for you. However, he is simply a wizard of the palate: the taste sensations I get there are like nowhere else. We ordered by accident two dishes that looked similar, so we thought they might have used a similar sauce: not at all. Each dish has its own unique flavors and combinations of textures that render it unique. If you can afford it, you need to get out there at some point!
Okay – The food is decent.. but overpriced. Doesnt seem to be authentic thai food, but is still okay. Atmosphere is very barren but pretty cool waterfall.
not really thai... more like thai-influenced – some review i read said this was the 2nd best thai place in reno. since it was closer than the #1 place, i decided to go here instead. big disappointment. spicy chicken was not at all spicy. plus the food was just not authentic thai food. it was maybe thai-inspired at best. the decor was kind of fast food meets trendy, so not even that cute. and my dessert cost over $8 (very close to what my entree cost) and was not even that great. overall, it was fine, edible food. but it's not where you want to go if you're craving thai. i used to love the thai place right next to nu yalk pizza, but they closed that one down. next time i guess i'll venture to the #1 place (supposedly bangkok cuisine... we'll see).
Great Thai Food – This restaurant doesn't serve authentic thai food so you don't really see so many thai people dining there. But if you have a hard time eating real thai food but want to try americanized thai food, this is the place. As compared to real thai food, the flavor of the food is very light, which I think is easier for Americans to eat.
The interior of this restaurant is superb and memorable. The waterfall coming down from the ceiling is so beautiful and some designers' vases are displayed. It's decorated very modern and contemporary.
Excellent Choice! – This is an incredible restaurant. From the appetizers to the specialty drinks (try their blended lychee concoction), to the entrees (I highly recommend the seafood dish with coconut sauce), the flavors drive your taste buds to song. Each dish is prepared with exceptionally fresh ingredients that leave you feeling satisfied and never guilty. Their desert tray begs at your taste buds. Each dish is intricately beautiful and more than delectable to your palate. Service is exceptional; the perfect combination of seeing to your every need before you ask yet never intrusive.
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Six things that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits this week:
1. Budweiser Takes on Water: It's not yet water under the bridge, but Anheuser-Busch InBev is defending itself against lawsuits that claim some of its beer brands are intentionally watered down. The suits, filed in Pennsylvania, California and other states, claim the alcohol content stated on the labels of some Anheuser-Busch InBev brands, including its flagship Budweiser, does not match what's actually in the beer. Budweiser said the claims are "completely false."
It didn't take long for media outlets such as CNN and NPR to send the beer out to independent labs for testing. The results? In those tests, the alcohol content matches what is on the label. Anheuser-Busch took out full page ads in major newspapers on Sunday, including the New York Times and Los Angeles Times. A lawyer calls the ads "non-denial, denials."
2. Beer 101: For many students, college and beer go hand in hand. But while coeds may spend time drinking beer, there aren't a lot of places to learn about making it. Auburn University is looking to change that. Auburn has announced it will be just the second university to offer a program in brewing science. (The University of California-Davis was the first.)
Auburn officials said the 18-hour, distance-learning program will be geared towards "people who are working in the industry who would like to move up the career ladder." Auburn already counts Dale Katechis, founder of Oskar Blues Brewery, among its alumni. The school said it hopes to start the program early as 2014.
3. Casual Restaurants Need to be Crafty: A recent study indicated a larger beer menu leads to increased sales. Now an industry analyst says casual restaurants aren't doing enough to leverage the growth in craft beer. According to GuestMetrics, a hospitality industry consultancy, craft beers accounted for 20 percent of beer sales in casual restaurants, versus 22 percent in bars and 28 percent in fine dining restaurants.
"While casual restaurants obviously need to have a balanced offering in the beers they carry, we believe there could be a positive halo effect on overall beer sales from dialing up their focus on craft beers," said Peter Reidhead, vice president of Strategy and Insights at GuestMetrics.
In addition to a lower share of beer sales from craft beers, GuestMetrics analysis indicates casual restaurants appear to be leaving additional money on the table by not keeping pace with the price increases in craft beer. According to GuestMetrics, the average price charged by casual restaurants for craft beers is $5.09, compared to $5.53 in bars and $6.16 in fine-dining restaurants.
"While it may not be feasible for casual restaurants to charge the same amount as fine dining, there should be room for closing the price gap relative to what bars are realizing," said Bill Pecoriello, CEO of GuestMetrics.
4. The Ultimate Pub Crawl: You might call it Todd Ruggere's ride. The Massachusetts resident is bar hopping his way through the Bay State. Ruggere said he plans on stopping in all 351 of Massachusetts cities and towns and drinking a Sam Adams while he is there. He's doing it to raise money for Dana Farber and the Jimmy Fund to help with children's cancer research. He plans on hitting one town every day until he is finished and will have a picture taken of himself in each city. Ruggere told Boston's WHDH he will improvise if the town doesn't have a bar. "When I was in Plympton, it's all farms, I couldn't find anything, so I found a home that had llamas in it," jhe said. "So I knocked on the woman's door and said you got to let me take a picture with your llamas, so she was happy to do it." So far he's raised $2,000.
5. 80-Proof Goof: Chivas Brothers, the producer of a whiskey brands such as Chivas Regal, Ballantine's and The Glenlivet, said workers have accidentally dumped thousands of gallons of Scotch whisky down the drain. The company told NBCNews.com, "the amount of whiskey spilled was less than the approximately 5,000 gallons reported earlier in other media, but declined to give exact figures." Perhaps the only good news to come out of the incident? The company said they do not expect any shortages as a result of the accident.
6. Spring on Tap: Seasonal releases are big factor driving the continued growth of craft beer. While Fall and Winter dominate the seasonal release schedule, Spring is now starting to pick up. As consumers get a spring in their step, Hunterdon Brewing, the largest craft beer distributorship in New Jersey, shared with us six Spring beer releases that have beer consumers buzzing:
a. Founders All Day IPA: The name and style reflect a growing trend in the craft industry: a session IPA, lower in alcohol than typical IPA offerings, something consumers could theoretically "drink…all day." The beer was released by Founders for the first time last year in a limited release, but quickly captured consumers attention. It's back in wider release this year.
b. Dogfish Head Aprihop: Dogfish Head's spring release, fruit IPA-brewed with fresh apricots. The release coincides with Dogfish Head's "Hop Eclipse," a national celebration during the months of February and March celebrating all Dogfish "hoppy" brews with a series of special beer dinners across the country.
c. Abita Spring IPA: a new seasonal release from the largest brewery in the Southeast. More known for being a malt-dominant, session-style brewery this West Coast style IPA is a more hoppy and bitter brew and will be sure to stir up some buzz.
d. Troegs Nugget Nectar: An Imperial Amber Ale, this is Troegs' early-spring release and one of Hunterdon's most highly-anticipated beers of the year. Hunterdon Brewing said consumers are known to follow their delivery trucks in order to get their hands on the beer.
e. River Horse Double Wit: Double Wit is a Belgian-style wheat beer that was part of River Horse's "Brewer's Reserve Series." The beer proved so popular, it is now part of their seasonal rotation due to "overwhelming demand."
f. Sly Fox Royal Weisse: a Bavarian-style wheat beer, this Spring/Summer seasonal is released in cans and on draft. Canned craft beer is one of the hottest trends in the beer industry with more consumers stocking up for trips to the beach, tailgates for concerts and other places where bottles may not be convenient.
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Residents of this township will be asked to vote on renewing two separate millages in August — one of which will support fire services and the other policing. The two requests, the wording of which was approved Monday by the Eureka Township Board, will ask voters to renew a 0.75-mill request (fire services) and a 1-mill request (police). If approved, both millage renewals would begin this year, but would cover different lengths of time.
Hubbardston resident and business owner Patricia Baese said she had finally heard enough.
She decided to seek answers from Carson City-Crystal Area Schools.
At Monday evening's Carson City-Crystal Schools Board of Education meeting, community members filled every available chair and appeared to be focused on the same issues as Baese.
According to Finance Director Adrienne Barna, the budget projection will change based on information from the state and additional reductions that may be necessary prior to the June board meeting where the 2014-2015 budget will be presented to the board for approval. In its current state, the proposed budget will operate at a deficit of $846,373.
Without electricity and with trees power lines laying scattered across yards, roofs and streets, residents of Lakeview worked relentlessly Monday to recover from a powerful weekend storm that left destruction in its path.
Teachers, students and many vendors were on hand Monday afternoon at the Montcalm Area Career Center (MACC), where things were "greener" than St. Patrick's Day in Dublin. Green technology and its application to everything from gardening to bio-fuels was the topic of the day at the "All Things Green" expo. The event, held annually at the center, was open to the public and drew a very respectable crowd anxious to see the latest advances in green technology, hear from master gardeners and maybe pick up a couple freebies in the process.
With $60.9 million funneling down from the state for road maintenance across Michigan following a long and treacherous winter, one might think massive repair projects are on this spring's agenda.
The majority of the Edmore Village Council is refusing to remove unsafe playground equipment from the Glenn D. Curtis Memorial Park, despite pleas and warnings from the village manager. Village Manager Neil Rankin recently surveyed the park at 307 E. Forrest St. and found several playground items to be dangerous. At Monday's village council meeting, he presented the council with photographs and a detailed report of the unsafe conditions.


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Editorial Review – Rideable toy cars for children are sold along with accessories and repairs with brands such as Power Wheels and Peg Perego.
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piqaboo wrote: BigJon, you're getting a little nasty-edged in your discussion. I'd not call you on it, except you've called a few folks in that arena yourself, opening yourself up to a return of serve.
"Your analogy is busted beyond repair, because you have apparently been trained by the very folks who want to take your money"
"does your hatred of the free market system make you incapable"
piqaboo wrote: On another topic -
Why do you find dictionary.com to be an invalid source of definitions?
piqaboo wrote: Back to gambling:
anyone thought of buying puts? Care to differentiate them from anteing into the pot? Care to explain how they create wealth? I can see an argument that buying stock in Pfizer helps PFizer pay for the next round of drug development and manufacture, hence creating wealth, but buying the right to make money if the stock value of a company drops seems completely unlinked from creating wealth as BigJon and Shap have been defining it.
BigJon@Work wrote:Puts have a legit purpose in reducing risk if you already own the stock and want to protect yourself from a drop in price. They are wealth insurance. A naked put is no different than any other gamble.
BigJon@Work wrote: ...The second was definitely a dig at GCs posts in other threads which expressed hatred towards the free market.
piqaboo wrote:Dictionary.com's source for:
"put": The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
1) The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company
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GreatCarouser wrote:BigJon@Work wrote: ...The second was definitely a dig at GCs posts in other threads which expressed hatred towards the free market.
I'd be interested in seeing those.....
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In a vague and probably stupid effort to get some sort of chat going on in here, let's start off by introducing ourselves. Give as much or as little detail as you like.
I'm Tim who is Fyzzu who is Snuggle Paws who is all sorts of other aliases. I'm a late-20s wordsmith and professional cynic who writes full-time for IncGamers. I've been playing Dota 2 for about half a year, Final Fantasy XIV: ARR for less time than I really should have, and games in general for about 25 years.
I'm in the UK, though that doesn't really mean much in terms of "when I'm on" as I don't have a sleeping pattern so much as I have a sleeping chaos. You can usually find me hanging around sometime between 8pm BST and maybe 6am BST, although that changes pretty regularly.
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Re: Introduce yourself
I'm Francesco (Fran) aka Freakshow on steam. I'm in the DoTA2 part of the guild and I've been playing that since fairly early beta, being brutally mashed by experienced MOBA players when I first started due to there being no rating system in the matchmaking and it being my first MOBA I really got into! Havn't looked back though. Thoroughly addicted!
I'm 27, half Italian, half British and I've been gaming since the Amiga 500 we had when I was younger, with Shadow of the Beast II probably being one of my favourite games ever (yay the franchise is being rebooted for PS4!). Special mentions to Airball, New Zealand Story and Pang!
ARPGs and FPS games with the occasional MMO took up most of my gaming time until DoTA2 showed up - mainly Diablo 2, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and CoD2/CoD4.
I'm fairly laid back with gaming these days, even with the emotional rollercoaster that DoTA2 is. I'm usually on a few evenings in the week beyond 4:30pm till around 11:30pm and I'm usually around most weekends during the day. I'll happily play with anyone who is willing to not be a nob end, regardless of skill level.
I've always been an advoacte of learning through playing rather than watching/practicing against bots, especially with the constant need to adapt to the situation in DoTA2 - and you will only learn that through experience! I can manage a decent ping on all the European servers and US East, so if anyone ever fancies a game and sees me in game chuck me an invite - I won't bite!
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Re: Introduce yourself
Hey, I'm Shokushu, also in the DotA2 guild. I'm 23 years old and live in Canada.
I have been playing DotA:Allstars on Warcraft for a while and played all sorts of dota-likes (Heroes of Newerth, Bloodline Champions, League of Legends, etc.) but I'm stuck on DotA2 now. I am an avid PC gamer but I also own the most part of consoles from Sony and Nintendo, my favorite is the SNES.
I work as a web developper, I write stuff and produce music as a hobby (also DJ when I'm asked to). I'm always open to trying new stuff and I'm always really glad to help anyone out.
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Re: Introduce yourself
Hi guys, I'm darkvalkyrie007 on Steam and you can call me Val for short
I've just been added in the DotA 2 guild, and I live in New Zealand.
I'm a newbie to DotA, so please teach me and don't kill me for the stupid mistakes I know I'll make~~
Sorry! I'm apologising in advance, see?
I'm just a little student really, so it'll be good learning from you guys :P
P.S. Dang, it's hard acting nice >.>
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Re: Introduce yourself
Welcome Val, I hope you'll have a good time with IncGamers members!
You'll probably see me around during the next few days, don't hesitate to ask anything, even to play a game =)
DotA has a steep learning curve so don't give up too soon, you will probably need a lot of time and willpower to progress but it is so satifying and fulfilling that you won't even feel bad about it.
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According to users who voted in our annual Deck the House contest, these home in Concord and Danville have the best holiday lights in the Bay Area.
We had tons of national entries in this year's Deck the House contest and in our quest to find the most over-the-top holiday decorations in the country, we've seen everything from a life-size Santa to holiday lights so bright they could blind the neighbors.
We loved showcasing everyone's holiday spirit, but Deck the House isn't over yet. We're still looking for the one home so spectacularly decorated that it could be the national grand prize winner of our contest.
We've chosen 25 finalists from all our entries across the country. From Dec. 18- Dec. 28, vote for your favorite and that person could win $100,000 for his or her local school district.
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