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- Upland Brewing sets tastings across Ohio, Kentucky
- Toxic Brew plans grand opening June 28-29
- Beer story sampler II
- Fishers Foods schedules "domestic beer" tasting
- Lance's Brewery Tour kicks off Thursday at Great Lakes
- Beer story sampler
- Pliny the Elder tops voting again as best beer in America
- UPDATE: United Way of Portage County cancels beer dinner
- Beer story sampler
- New Centerville brewery set to open June 21
- JAFB Wooster Brewery to host fundraiser for arson victim
- Hoppin' Frog releases B.O.R.I.S. aged in Irish whiskey barrels
- Goose Island celebrates with Cleveland beer drinkers
- Avery Brewing to take over taps at Acme in Montrose
- Scene Magazine announces fifth annual Ale Fest
- Ohio's high craft beer ranking thanks to Samuel Adams
- World of Beer Easton Craft Brew Fest is Saturday
- Beer story sampler
- Beer and Sweat celebrates 25th anniversary
- Homebrewing continues to grow, survey shows
Upland Brewing sets tastings across Ohio, Kentucky
Upland Brewing Co. from Bloomington, Ind., will hold several tastings around Ohio -- and in Kentucky just across the river from Cincinnati -- as its beer become more widely available in the state. Here's a rundown of the events:
-- Wednesday (June 19) at 6:30 p.m.: Tap Invasion at The Jury Room in Columbus. There will be five different Upland brands available and people can keep the glass.
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Toxic Brew plans grand opening June 28-29
Toxic Brew Co., a new production brewery and tasting room in Dayton's Oregon District, will hold its official grand opening June 28 and 29. "It's been a long time coming and we're ready to unleash it to the world," co-owner and brewer Shane Juhl said.
The brewery, which features a seven-barrel brewhouse, initially will be open from 5 p.m. to midnight Fridays and 3 p.m. to midnight Saturdays. Later, it will expand to three or four days a week and start distirbuting its draft beer, Juhl said.
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Beer story sampler II
Because there are so many outstanding beer stories related to Ohio today, here's a second "Beer story sampler:"
-- The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Rhinegeist Brewing, a new brewery in the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood plans to open June 29. The brewery will focus on West Coast-style beers. "I think there's a big chunk of people who are craving this style of beer," co-owner Bob Bonder tells the newspaper. "The trick is, it needs to be local because freshness with hops is so important." To read the full story, click here.
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Fishers Foods schedules "domestic beer" tasting
The Fishers Foods grocery store at 8100 Cleveland Ave. in Plain Township will hold a "Domestic Beer" tasting from 1 to 4 p.m. June 29. The tasting will feature more than 20 beers. Samples will be 25 cents each.
The featured beers are: Great Lakes Wright Pils, Redd's Apple Ale, Samuel Adams Summer Ale, Leinenkugel Lemon Berry Shandy, Thirsty Dog 330 IPA, Land Shark Lager, Great Divide Denver Pale Ale, Atwater Dirty Blonde, Victory HeadWaters, Uinta Hop Notch, Rogue Dead Guy Ale, Bud Light STRAW-Ber-RITA, Michelob Ultra 19th Hole, Shock Top Honey Crisp Apple Wheat, Shock Top Lemon Shandy, Blue Moon Agave, Harpoon Cider, Sierra Nevada Summerfest, Columbus Brewing Summer Teeth, Fat Head's Head Hunter IPA, Hoppin' Frog Gangster, Heavy Seas Loose Cannon and Breckenridge Lucky U.
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Lance's Brewery Tour kicks off Thursday at Great Lakes
Rare Brain Studios will begin filming Lance's Brewery Tour on Thursday (June 20) at Great Lakes Brewing Co. in Cleveland. Great Lakes will donate $1 of every pint sold Thursday to support the documentary and effort by Lance Rice, an autistic man from Vermilion, to write a beer book.
The project will follow Lance on a 3,000-mile road trip as he visits breweries, meets brewers and fulfills a lifelong dream to write a book about the history and culture of American beer. The documentary will chronicle Lance's journey as he faces his social fears and phobias and spends nearly three months away from home.
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Beer story sampler
Here are a couple of interesting beer-related stories:
-- The Dayton Daily News reports on the MillerCoors brewery in Trenton, which produces 9 million barrels of MillerCoors brands each year. "It is unfortunate people do not know we are here," Denise A. Quinn, brewery vice president, tells the newspaper. "They don't know that we are a good community citizen." To read the full story, click here.
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Pliny the Elder tops voting again as best beer in America
Pliny the Elder rules again. The beer from Russian River Brewing Co. was selected as the "Best Commercial Beer in America" for the fifth consecutive year by readers of Zymurgy magazine, the journal of the American Homebrewers Association.
Each year, the magazine asks readers to vote for up to 20 of their favorite beers in an online poll. As in recent years, India pale ales and double India pale ales shined, making up eight of the top 10 beers.
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UPDATE: United Way of Portage County cancels beer dinner
UPDATE: This event has been canceled.... The United Way hopes to reschedule in the future.
The United Way of Portage County will hold a five-course beer pairing dinner at 5:30 p.m. June 27 at Ray's Place in Kent. The event will feature six beers from six different craft breweries. In a twist, the beers won't be announced until the night of the dinner.
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Beer story sampler
Here are some interesting beer-related stories:
-- The Akron Beacon Journal reports on a Knox County man who built a brewery in a treehouse. Well, not an actual brewery, but a bar. The treehouse will appear on the new television series Treehouse Masters on Animal Planet. To read the full story, click here.
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New Centerville brewery set to open June 21
The website Dayton Most Metro reports that Lock 27 Brewing, a new brewpub in Centerville, plans to open June 21. The Lock 27 beers, though, won't be available until about three weeks after the opening, the site says.
"Craft beers, made in-house will rotate seasonally. They will be brewed one or two barrels at a time. With small batches, there are no commitments and this will allow for a constantly changing, and evolving brewery
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JAFB Wooster Brewery to host fundraiser for arson victim
Wooster Fire Fighters Local 764 and the Wooster Ohio Patrolmen's Benevolent Association have teamed up with the JAFB Wooster Brewery for a fundraiser to help a woman who was critically burned in an arson.
The event is 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday (June 18) at the brewery, which will donate $1 for every beer sold to the Nicole L. Reischman Benevolent Fund at First Merit Bank. There will be free appetizers, 50/50 raffles, door prizes and silent raffles.
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Hoppin' Frog releases B.O.R.I.S. aged in Irish whiskey barrels
Hoppin' Frog Brewery on Friday released the latest version of its award-winning B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher Oatmeal-Imperial Stout. Exclusively available at the Akron brewery, Barrel Aged B.O.R.I.S. Bairille Aois was aged in Irish whiskey barrels. Check out the video of owner and brewmaster Fred Karm talking about the beer while standing in the soon-to-open Hoppin' Frog tasting room.
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Goose Island celebrates with Cleveland beer drinkers
Goose Island brewer Dave Tohtz has a favorite beer to brew.
And it should come as no surprise to knowledgeable beer fans that it's Bourbon County Stout, a 14.5 percent imperial beast that has earned a "World Class" ranking from the sometimes persnickety reviewers on BeerAdvocate.com.
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Avery Brewing to take over taps at Acme in Montrose
Avery Brewing Co. from Boulder, Colo., will take over the draft taps at the Acme Fresh Market in Montrose from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. June 21. The following beers will be available: Joe's Premium American Pilsner, White Rascal, Salvation, The Reverand, India Pale Ale and Twenty XX India Pale Ale.
Samples will cost 25 cents or 50 cents, depending on the beer. Growlers will be available for sale.
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Scene Magazine announces fifth annual Ale Fest
Scene Magazine this week announced details about its fifth annual Ale Fest, which takes place from 1 to 5 p.m. July 20 at Lincoln Park in Cleveland's Tremont neighborhood. The one-day event will feature more than 100 beers.
General admission tickets are $20 until July 1, then rise to $30 or $35 at the gate. Patrons will receive an eight-ounce cup and 10 drink tickets. VIP tickets, which allow you to enter at noon and have access to special beers, are $55 in advance or $75 at the gate.
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Ohio's high craft beer ranking thanks to Samuel Adams
Ohio craft beer lovers are trumpeting the news that the state ranks as the fourth-largest in the U.S. in terms of craft beer production. That statistic stood out when the cerebral The New Yorker magazine compiled an online, interactive map breaking down craft beer stats by state.
Ohio's craft beer industry certainly is growing by leaps and bounds — especially in Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton — but make no mistake that there's one reason, and one reason only, that Ohio ranks so high for craft beer production.
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World of Beer Easton Craft Brew Fest is Saturday
The World of Beer Easton will hold its first Craft Brew Fest on Saturday (June 15). The event, which begins at 7 p.m. for general admission, will feature more than 150 craft beers and live music. Tickets are $35 for general admission, or $45 for VIP. Tickets include a tasting glass and 20 five-ounce samples. For more details or to get tickets, click here.
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Beer story sampler
Here are some interesting beer-related stories:
-- Columbus Business First reports that Zauber Brewing Co. is expanding and adding a full bar that will sell craft beer other than its own. "If all goes well," brewer Geoff Towne told the publication, "we'll be swinging hammers on July 2." To read the full story, click here.
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Beer and Sweat celebrates 25th anniversary
Beer & Sweat, the world's largest keg-only homebrew competition, will celebrate its 25th anniversary this year. The event, organized by the Bloatarian Brewing League of Cincinnati, will be held Aug. 17 at the Holiday Inn near the CVG Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Erlanger, Ky.
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Homebrewing continues to grow, survey shows
Homebrewing continues to grow in popularity. The fourth annual Homebrew Supply Shop Survey released this week by the American Homebrewers Association shows gross revenue increased by 26 percent for shops last year.
Other highlights include 80 percent of shops reporting an increase in sales of beginner kits, 43 percent of shops saying they have been open for less than three years and the sales of beer-making ingredients outpacing wine ingredients (35 percent compared to 21 percent).
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Ohio breweries competing in Global Warming Open
Several Ohio breweries are competing in the sixth annual Global Warming Open, a competition sponsored by The Brewing News. The contest judges beers against each other in brackets -- similar to the NCAA March Madness tourney -- until there is one winner left.
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Hoppin' Frog to open restaurant and bar "around July 1"
The long-awaited restaurant and bar at Hoppin' Frog Brewery in Akron will open "around July 1," owner and brewer Fred Karm said. He didn't want to announce a specific date this week because of an upcoming health inspection.
Bartenders are now being trained and two chefs have been hired. Recipes also are being finalized, Karm said.
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West Point to hold ReHive Ale tasting on Saturday
West Point Market in Akron will hold a special beer tasting from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday (June 15) featuring Hungry Bee ReHive Ale. The beer, made with honey from Geauga County, is the brainchild of Chef Kimberly McCune Gibson and brewed by Black Box Brewing Co. in Westlake.
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Beer story sampler
Here are some interesting beer-related stories:
-- The Daily Jeffersonian newspaper reports that plans are under way for the second annual BrewBQ in Cambridge. The event, set for Sept. 21, will include Buckeye Lake, Weasel Boy, Marietta and Millersburg breweries. To read the full story, click here.
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Grandview Digfest to feature four special cask ales
The Grandview Digfest this Saturday (June 15) will feature four special cask ales from Columbus breweries, organizers said Monday. Here's the rundown of when each will be tapped:
-- 5 p.m.: Four String Big Star White IPA dry hopped with Falconer's Flight and Citra hops.
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Hoppin' Frog to release special barrel-aged B.O.R.I.S.
Hoppin' Frog Brewery in Akron will release its B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher Oatmeal-Imperial Stout aged in whiskey barrels as a brewery-only exclusive from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday (June 14). It's called B.O.R.I.S. Bairille Aois, which is Celtic for barrel aged.
"Aged in very special Irish whiskey barrels to add a super-smooth, buttery and complex whiskey character to our multi-award-winning B.O.R.I.S. The Crusher Oatmeal-Imperial Stout," owner and brewer Fred Karm said in an email. "Cleaner and crisper than our standard Bourbon Barrel Aged B.O.R.I.S. Stout, this rare version is a testament to our hard work and dedication in bringing our customers the very best."
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Rivertowne Brewing moving into Cleveland market
Rivertowne Brewing Co. from Pittsburgh will start distributing in the Cleveland market at the end of the month.
The brewery -- not to be confused with Rivertown Brewing in Cincinnati -- has hooked up with Beverage Distributors Inc. of Cleveland.
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West Point Market plans second annual homebrew competition
The West Point Market in Akron is accepting submissions for its second annual Bottle My Brew Ohio Homebrew Challenge. The deadline is July 13.
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Akron Zoo to hold "Brew at the Zoo"
The Akron Zoo will host its first of three Brew at the Zoo tastings this year from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday (June 12). The entire zoo will be open and guests can enjoy beer from several local breweries, snacks and live music.
Beer samples will be offered from each brewery and full-sized beers will be available for $4. The participating breweries are: Indigo Imp, Thirsty Dog, Ohio, Elevator, Great Lakes, Alltech and Roobrew.
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Listermann celebrates five-year anniversary
Listermann Brewing Co. in Cincinnati will celebrate its five-year anniversary with a customer appreciation and pig roast party at 5 p.m. Saturday (June 8) at the brewery. Dan Listermann launched his small brewery -- which now includes the Triple Digit brand -- in 2008 inside his homebrew shop.
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Weasel Boy releasing four new beers this month
Weasel Boy Brewing Co. in Zanesville will release three hop-oriented beers and a summer fruit beer this month (June).
War Dance Wheat IPA will be available at the brewpub and in the Columbus market starting next week. War Dance is a wheat-based India pale ale finished with Cascade and Saaz hops. It's 5.4 percent alcohol by volume and 40 IBU. Brewers Jay and Lori Wince described it as "a great summer IPA that drinks crisp and light in body with a pleasant bitterness, hop flavor and aroma."
The brewery also will release Weasel Meets Dog English-style IPA, Wiley Wolverine Rye Pale Ale and Weasel Paw Pawpaw Pale Ale in time for Ohio Brew Week, which runs from June 21 to 29.
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Granville Brewing to dip toe into draft beer
Since opening earlier this year, the Granville Brewing Co. has focused on bottling its three Belgian-style beers. But the small nanobrewery — operating out of a former horse barn on co-owner and brewer Ross Kirk's property in Granville — will release some beer on draft soon as it participates in local beer festivals and starts to raise its profile in central Ohio. (Granville Brewing will be at the upcoming Grandview Digfest.)
"We've been very quiet about our opening as a whole," Kirk said. So far, marketing has been limited to word-of-mouth.
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Jackie O's launches canning line
Jackie O's Firefly Amber Ale and Chomo-lung-ma are now available in cans. Jackie O's, a brewpub and production brewery in Athens, fired up its new canning line a few weeks ago and started distributing the two beers mainly in the local community, brewer Brad Clark said.
The two beers have gone over well with beer fans, who have snatched up about 700 cases in three weeks.
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Elevator opens tasting room at production brewery
UPDATED WITH PHOTOS: Elevator Brewing Co. in Columbus has opened a small tasting room at its production brewery on North Fourth Street. The taproom will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Saturday, closing when the nearby brewpub on North High Street opens.
The tasting room, which had a soft opening last Saturday, has 11 tap handles and sells beer by the pint and growler. Prices range from $3 to $6 a pint, and $10 to $15 for a growler fill. Elevator also plans to sell T-shirts, hats and other promotional items.
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Thirsty Dog to release Citra Dog, Rail Dog in bottles
Thirsty Dog Brewing Co. in Akron is releasing two of its special draft-only beers in bottles. Both Citra Dog, an India pale ale, and Rail Dog, a smoked black lager, proved popular enough that they are going into bottle production, co-owner John Najeway said. (See both labels below.)
"They haven't been out there for mass audiences before," he said. "They've only been at special events and at the brewery. ... They are both great sessionable beers."
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Miss Ohio Brew Week hails from Canton
When Holly Nesbitt was named Miss Ohio Brew Week earlier this year, she did cartwheels. Literally.
The over-the-top reaction isn't that surprising given the 21-year-old Canton resident is a physical education major with a minor in dance at Ohio University. Oh, and she's a Zumba instructor, too.
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Beer story sampler
Here are some interesting beer-related stories:
-- The Lima News reports on the ongoing beer battle in Ohio over big brewers owning wholesale distributors. The latest fight involves Anheuser-Busch's interest in buying a distributor in Lima. To read the full story, click here.
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Despite its coffee-centric menu, Starbucks is now the third largest restaurant chain in terms of domestic sales, according to Technomic's listing of America's top 500 restaurant chains in total 2010 U.S. sales. Completing the trifecta is McDonald's in the number one spot, followed by Subway at number two. USA Today explains that Starbucks' rise to the top signifies a shift in the American palate. For decades, McDonald's, Burger King and Wendy's dominated the top three, and all served a similar hamburger-focused menu. Now, within the new top three, only McDonald's serves burgers. Overall, the top 500 chains reported a 1.8% sales growth in 2010, with total estimated sales of $234 billion.
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I was born a writer and always knew I'd someday make a living writing things. My little-girl dreams were of being a published book writer or maybe a penner of poetry. I thought I could even write—and maybe even sing and perform—some songs.
My draw to journalism is rooted to small-town Bardstown, Ky., where, in my school days, I somehow grew a strange fascination with my hometown reporters. It started simple enough.
Our town was so small and our schools so little, it was easy to spot a local reporter when they showed up to take photos at a school event. I loved the thought of what they were doing and began to consider it as a possibility for myself.
By middle school, I was just nerdy and enthusiastic enough to give up my entire summer and a good part of an entire school year to a history and writing program.
In that first one, I spent the summer touring historic Kentucky sites—and even took my first trip to North Carolina's famed Biltmore Estate.
Our group—a mismatched team of sixth- through eighth-graders, used that experience to write, produce, set design and act and sing in what we hoped was a historically accurate play about Kentucky.
But it was the next two summers that drew my heart to journalism. The local newspaper editor had teamed up with teachers to do more summer writing programs. By the time I finished eighth grade, I had interviewed, researched and written two stories—one of which was published in a special section in my hometown paper, the other in a self-printed and bound book.
Years later, after pursuing a degree at college, I returned home to that same newsroom. First I was a page designer, then a reporter and photographer, before eventually becoming its news editor.
It was in the The Kentucky Standard newsroom where I had the honor and privilege of being part of its centennial celebration—100 years of hometown journalism history.
It was an exciting time. Working with a local historian, we collected images of our community throughout its history. The newspaper's design manager created a beautiful hardcopy book, which we sold for the occasion.
I never imagined when I left home with that feather in my cap I'd have another opportunity to be part of a storied journalism history. On Thursday, our publication date, the Beacon will be celebrating its 50th year as Brunswick County's leading news source. We're hosting an open house from 4-6 p.m. We hope you'll stop by our office at 208 Smith Ave. in Shallotte to celebrate with us.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Evgeni Nabokov readily admitted he made saves against the Buffalo Sabres on shots he couldn't see.
Whether he tracked them or not didn't matter. The bottom line is no pucks got past him.
Nabokov stopped all 35 shots he faced in leading the New York Islanders to a 4-0 win over the slumping Sabres on Saturday night.
"Sometimes it's funny how it works," Nabokov said, assessing his 53rd NHL shutout and first against Buffalo. "Today, every time I tried to look or just guess where the puck was going to go, because I had no chance to see it, the puck was able to hit me."
It was the same case for the Islanders' opportunistic offence, which had the puck bounce its way, too. New York took advantage of numerous Sabres turnovers by scoring four times over the final 22 minutes to bring the boo birds out again in Buffalo.
Mark Streit and Michael Grabner broke the game open with goals 65 seconds apart late in the second period. John Tavares and Colin McDonald sealed the win with third-period goals. Matt Moulson added two assists in helping the Islanders (8-9-1) win their second straight and fourth in six games.
"Any time your goalie makes big saves, it gives you a boost," Islanders coach Jack Capuano said. "It shows a lot of character on the team there. They didn't get frustrated."
No, the familiar signs of frustration were reserved for the spiraling Sabres. They have lost four straight, are in the midst of a 4-12-1 skid, and are showing little signs of a turnaround days after longtime coach Lindy Ruff was fired.
This loss came in Ron Rolston's second game as the Sabres' interim coach, and first at home, following a 3-1 loss at Toronto on Thursday.
Much like the Sabres were booed off the ice in Ruff's final game, a 2-1 loss to Winnipeg on Tuesday, the fans were back at it Saturday.
"The fans are entitled to do what they want," forward Thomas Vanek said. "I'm sure they're frustrated. They want a winning product on the ice, and so do we.
"We're a good team right now that finds a dumb way to lose."
Fans started booing late in the second period, when the Sabres fell behind 2-0. By the third, they turned their angry attention to general manager Darcy Regier, by chanting: "Goodbye, Darcy!"
Even Sabres owner Terry Pegula's daughter, Jessie, got into knocking the Sabres in a post on her Twitter account. During the game she wrote: "Let's just call a spade a spade. The Sabres are just really bad."
Streit opened the scoring with 2:09 remaining by capitalizing on an odd-man rush. Moulson set up the goal by driving up the right side and patiently waiting for the play to develop. Streit got a step on Sabres forward Kevin Porter and snapped in Moulson's pass through the middle into the open right side.
Grabner then scored on a breakaway after he intercepted defenceman Christian Ehrhoff's lazy pass across the middle inside the Islanders blue line.
"Not a good play. I've got to know I'm out against Grabner and he likes to cheat on those plays," Ehrhoff said. "It's frustrating. You have to put it behind you."
Nothing got behind Nabokov.
He got his pad out to stop Steve Ott's one-timer from the slot with 7:25 left and, a few seconds later, somehow got his glove up to deny Tyler Ennis' backhander from in close.
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With the school year approaching, it is time to start talking to our kids about making healthy choices at lunch time.
For a lot of kids, packing their own lunch or buying lunch from the school cafeteria will be one of the first and most frequent opportunities they have to make independent decisions. With so many options, it is important to educate our kids about the healthier choices, while also staying within a budget.
When thinking of common lunch items, things like candy bars and soda pop often come to mind as easy and fast. But the American Heart Association recommends children between the ages 4 to 8 take in no more than 12 grams of sugar daily, for children between the ages of 9 and 13, no more than 20–32 grams daily, and children 14 years or older no more than 24–36 grams daily.
This means one can of Coke (39 grams of sugar) and a Snickers bar (30 grams of sugar) would be giving a child, of any age, much more than the recommended daily amount of sugar.
If you have ever prepared a child's lunch you know the feeling of opening their lunchbox after school to find nothing you prepared had been eaten or touched. Not only does your hard work, time and money go down the drain, but it is uncertain what your child actually had to eat, if anything. One way to eliminate this from happening is to include your child in the process of preparing their lunch.
Talk with your children and put together a list of all of their favorite fruits, vegetables, healthy main courses and snacks as a starting point. Educate your kids about the value of nutrients, and the roles vitamins, minerals, proteins, carbohydrates and fats have in tissue formation and overall health.
If your child wants chips as a snack, offer them the option of baked or veggie chips as a healthy alternative. Try to steer away from the pre-packaged lunches, even if they include a combination of your child's favorite lunch foods, because they are often expensive and less nutritious than they could have been if you created your own lunch with healthier ingredients.
Creating the grocery list is the next step. The list should contain everything tneeed to create the meal combinations that have been agreed upon, which should make this process easier while also giving your child ownership of what they eat.
Parents of children who purchase lunch from the school cafeteria also should take time to sit down and look at the options available. Ask what a normal lunch combination would be and start recommending items that may be healthier. Encourage selecting lunch combinations that include fruits, vegetables, leaner meats, whole grains and water or low-fat milk.
While you may begin this process now, remember that as the school year wears on, your kids will need reminders and refreshers. And it's also a good idea to continue to communicate that you're interested in the foods your child is choosing at lunch and that fueling up in the middle of the day makes for a smoother and more productive afternoon.
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We like to do at least one big party...this year we are hosting one for our exchange student and the others over here...and their families. Everyone will bring a dish from their home country to share. Otherwise, with all the other holiday commitments...we like to spend time home with our family. Every night we get in our PJs and dig through the basket with all the Christmas stories to read. Add some hot chocolate and some Gluehwein for the adults, and we are in business!
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'Tis the season to party down. The problem? Planning an event can be a full time job. Following are four simple party themes to serve a variety of needs.
1. A Night at the Theater – Get dressed up in holiday attire and snag tickets to see the Nutcracker Ballet. Have a few Christmas cocktails available and throw out some finger foods. If funds permit, rent a limo so you can all ride to the show together. Or, meet at the show first and then gather at someone's house for the food and drink portion of the evening. Want even less stress? Go out for the cocktails and snacks. Nobody will have to cook or clean. Personally, I think it adds a bit of intimacy to meet at someone's house for a bit of hospitality and classic Christmas tunes. Usually, everybody decorates for the holiday anyway, so that aspect of party throwing is really limited to setting a nice table and maybe accessorizing the bar.
2. The Blue Jean Buffet – Simple and rustic is the name of the game with this party. Perhaps some mulled wine with salami and cheese stuffed bread, simple sweets and other down home favorites to round out the selection. Go caroling with grown ups and kids alike, or perhaps plan another winter wonderland activity like sledding or snowshoeing. Afterwards, the children will be exhausted and ready for sleep so parents can get them home and in bed without a fuss while they put together those last few gifts from Santa. Another fun thing I've done with a group is to all go to a Christmas Eve service. But that's really up to the belief system and preferences of the people getting together.
3. Private Family Holiday – Great if you have kids. Let everyone open new PJ's as a Christmas Eve gift, make some popcorn and pop in a holiday movie. Earlier in the day, perhaps some nature crafts for an outdoor birds' tree such as stringing popcorn garlands or making hanging pine cone bird snacks with peanut butter and bird seed. The next day, have a yummy breakfast casserole or something similarly simple prepped ahead to enjoy as a family. Consider gifts that will encourage the young ones to go outside and enjoy the day, such as an ultra affordable "crazy carpet" for sliding. Those of you wanting to cut down on the commercial aspects of the holiday might also want to check out Linsey's piece on DIY Christmas gifts for the very young.
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There you have it, Wise Bread readers. A quick "buffet" of Christmas party options for nearly every situation and lifestyle. Got any other fab ideas? Let us know. Oh, and P.S? Check out Julie's upcoming piece on money saving party ideas.
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We're getting more and more private about it as the years go by as well. Of course, we've been in transition or busy with extended family issues every year for a bit. I'm thinking of throwing one big bash on the year our stuff finally gets unpacked.
We're doing the PJ's thing for Christmas Eve and Christmas day both this year. It's been really busy. I totally hear you on the Gluehwein . . . good for you.


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This is the outside of the organizer. I used my Cricut to cut out the letters - it's from the Christmas Cheer cartridge...I used four different colors of cardstock and a little cutting to create the title. The dots were stamped on using Versamark.
Here's a shot of the entire organizer opened up. I love gingerbread - it's so Christmas-y! In fact, my entire tree is in gingerbread (I'll have to post a photo in December!!). The gingham paper inspired me to pull out this gingerbread stamp set from Martha Stewart.
Here's some close ups of the six pockets. These two pockets hold 'To Do' lists and gift tags.
These pockets hold gift lists and a Christmas card list. I created these on MS Word and included checkboxes for cards sent & received as well as gifts purchased & wrapped. I tried uploading the documents to Google docs, but it terrorized my formatting. I'm happy to share the files - just let me know your email and I'll send them right out. Oh...you'll need the Digs My Hart font, which can be downloaded for free here.
The final two pockets hold more tags and shopping lists. Don't you love those gingerbread men!! I added some liquid applique for their icing, black Stickles for their eyes, and red bling stickers for their buttons.
Finally, here are close up photos of the tags. I included two different styles. I thought the ric rac was perfect to go along with the gingerbread theme.
I was so happy to hear from Diane saying how much she liked it. It was really sweet to hear how much she appreciated all the time I put into the project - it definitely took me longer than I anticipated, but the results were worth it!
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Accessories - buttons, twine, liquid applique, black Stickles, red bling stickers (Stampendous), white ric rack, red gingham ribbon, scallop edge punch, Cricut, Christmas Cheer cartridge, Recipe Wrap Up template (PTI)
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- Kelley Eubanks said...
Stephanie!! This is Gorgeous! I love it! I would be ecstatic to receive something like this! If you don't mind... could you email it to me? firstname.lastname@example.com
I need to go check out PTI's freebies! I don't have a great printer but I might have to find a way to make this work! So so so cute Stephanie!! - August 18, 2009 at 10:48 PM
- Kay said...
I have used that template before too, and I agree it is very easy to follow. Very time consuming, as you said, but worth the time and there are so many possibilities with it. I love what you have done with it - think I might be copying it very soon!
- August 18, 2009 at 10:57 PM
- Gina said...
Oh what a great idea, I love it. All the tags are great!
- August 18, 2009 at 10:59 PM
- Sharon Milburn said...
I'd love to make this projct. Woulod you shar the files with me? Blessings,
email@example.com - August 19, 2009 at 10:13 AM
- Martha said...
oh wow!!!
love this. - August 19, 2009 at 1:04 PM
- JazzyH said...
That is great!
- August 19, 2009 at 7:55 PM
- gscrapbooks said...
What a great idea, you did a wonderful job!(I found you from the Hero Arts flickr site on the blog addy roll thread).
- August 20, 2009 at 5:50 PM
- Tara said...
I found your blog - and this awesome project - when I did a search for 'timeless templates' at SCS. You did a fantastic job on this! I would love your docs if you are up for sharing. My email is tara at twosheepgreetings dot com - thank you!!
- August 20, 2009 at 6:33 PM
- peggysue said...
I am so glad you shared this now on your blog, it is fabulous! Loved it when I saw it on the thread. Great job using that template and what a cute result!
- August 20, 2009 at 6:57 PM
- =o) kel said...
this is totally cute!! i was thinking of making one like this for myself for christmas, i would totally love it if you could email me the files! and thank you so much for the links to the PTI freebie!!
lovies, =o) kel
email@example.com - August 21, 2009 at 5:26 AM
- Mary said...
Absolutely adorable! Aren't those templates from PTI the best? I just love them!
- August 21, 2009 at 8:31 AM
- The Mama Monkey said...
What an awesome project! I am sure she is going to LOVE it!! Thanks for the tips on the font, too! I have been downloading quite a bit! Hey, cheaper and less heavy that paper! LOL
- August 22, 2009 at 2:34 AM
- Stamping Mutt said...
Super cute and great idea! I have that template downloaded but have not tried to do anything with it yet. Will have to try one now after seeing your fab creation!
Alma =) - August 23, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- katiesniche said...
How wonderful! Great details. Very Christmas-y. I'll have to check out that template! I'd love the docs too....firstname.lastname@example.com
Thanks!! - August 24, 2009 at 5:18 PM
I,too, am a gingerbread fanatic! My tree and house gets the gingerbread treatment at the holidays! Alot stays up for awhile afterward! I would love your docs
so I can make this organizer! It is awesome! Stephanie
firstname.lastname@example.com - August 30, 2009 at 3:16 PM
This is awesome! Could you please share your 'lists' files with me? Thanks so much. firstname.lastname@example.com
- September 13, 2009 at 12:48 PM
Oh Stephanie, I asolutely love this Christmas organizer! I gotta have it, of course, I will make an attempt to make it myself. It is awesome, so very clever. I also, love Gingerbread, and my trees for the last several years have also been of gingerbread. They are just so cute! I would love to see your photoes!
- September 13, 2009 at 5:39 PM
This organizer is so adorable! I would really appreciate it if you could email me the lists document.
Thanks in advance!
email@example.com - October 11, 2009 at 6:59 PM
Your planner is the cutest ever!! Could I please get the list document? Thanks so much for all your time that you invested. And for you to share it is AWESOME!!
email@example.com - October 15, 2009 at 2:29 PM
Hi, this is an adorable idea. I would love to have your list pattern. love your website! Thanks so much!
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This is really great. Can you e-mail me with the list pattern? firstname.lastname@example.com
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No one should be surprised by a proposed Utah law that would consider possible criminal prosecution and life imprisonment for women who suffer miscarriages in that state. Appalled maybe, but not surprised. It was just a matter of time.
Since Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in the United States 37 years ago, advocates on both sides of the issue have been trying to chip away at it. And many opportunities have arisen to do that--from new advances in technology that have lowered the age of fetal viability, to new methods of providing abortion.
But it has also been clear from Roe's early days that opponents of abortion often viewed that Supreme Court decision as a battle between a malicious woman and a powerless baby. The complexities that go into making a decision to abort a fetus were reduced to a woman's selfishness or disregard for human life in many instances. A cacophony of anti-choice voices rose in support of bills that would criminalize women who smoked during pregnancy or used drugs. Others protested that Roe v. Wade's provision allowing abortion to protect the health of a woman was too broad and too often misused--an easy out. The demonization of women has at times escalated, while those same voices simultaneously condemned contraception and sexuality education.
As a proud mother and foster parent, I consider my teenage daughter one of my life's greatest achievements. As a woman who had an abortion during college, I can say that choosing abortion is never easy. But I'm so grateful it was an option and I've never regretted it. Being pregnant when I was determined to be a parent is the greatest joy I have ever experienced. Being pregnant when you're too young, too poor, too ill, or just not ready can be the embodiment of despair.
Which brings us to Utah. The proposed law would enable the state's prosecutors to pursue women who seek illegal, unsupervised forms of abortion. And it includes a provision that could trigger murder charges against women found guilty of an "intentional, knowing or reckless act" that leads to a miscarriage. How broadly those words are interpreted is anyone's guess. If a woman miscarries after jogging or shoveling snow or drinking a glass of wine, did she engage in a reckless act that caused her to miscarry? If she works as a cashier, a job that requires her to remain on her feet for eight hours a day, and then miscarries, was it intentional or a way to earn a living? What if she doesn't even know she's pregnant yet and goes skiing?
Here's the larger question: Who are these people who are so willing to pass laws about other people's pregnancies? Why are they so afraid of the choices that individual women make? And why are they so ready to instill fear in the hearts of women whenever they choose to engage in sexual activity? It's already a gamble: Will I become pregnant? In Utah, the stakes may be even greater: Will I become pregnant and possibly spend the rest of my life in jail?
If you're a mother, a would-be mother, or a grandmother, please raise your voice in support of children who are wanted. We must insist that legislators focus on what is truly important and worthy of discussion--figuring out how to ensure that every child in the nation is loved and wanted. That's a campaign that is rightly led by women, supported by men, and designed to elevate us all rather than pit us against one another through appalling and punitive legislation.
On Monday, March 8, Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed into law a bill that charges pregnant women and girls with murder for having miscarriages caused by "intentional or knowing" acts.
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Pop and classical singer Josh Groban made his debut in the seventh grade, but then put music aside for a few years until he enrolled at the Interlochen Arts Program. In late 1998, he hooked up with a friend of his vocal coach, producer/writer/arranger David Foster. Groban worked for Foster as a rehearsal singer on a series of high-profile events, including the California gubernatorial inauguration of Grey Davis and the Grammy Awards (at which he rehearsed Foster's "The Prayer" with Celine Dion in place of Andrea Bocelli). He was accepted into the theater department of Carnegie Mellon University, but put his education on hold when he was offered a recording contract at Warner Bros. through Foster's 143 imprint. He made his recording debut singing "For Always" with Lara Fabian on the soundtrack to A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, and appeared in the 2001 season finale of the television series Ally McBeal. His debut album, Josh Groban, was released in November 2001. Over the next year, Groban became a star. His album went double platinum, and he had his own PBS special in November 2002. A month later, he performed "To Where You Are" and "The Prayer" at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway, and joined the Corrs, Ronan Keating, Sting, Lionel Richie, and others for a holiday performance at the Vatican in Rome. In November 2003, Groban issued his second album, Closer. Two months later, he earned his first number one record when Closer skyrocketed from number 11 to the top spot on the Billboard album charts. In 2006, Groban released his third studio album, Awake, featuring guest appearances by the vocal group Ladysmith Black Mambazo and jazz pianist Herbie Hancock. The holiday-themed Noel appeared in 2007, with Awake Live following in 2008. In 2010, Groban paired with famed producer Rick Rubin for his fifth studio album, the Americana-informed Illuminations. In 2012, Groban returned with the Rob Cavallo-produced All That Echoes featuring guest appearances from trumpeter Arturo Sandoval and Italian singer Laura Pausini. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
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ONE OF THE BEST SINGERS EVER!!!! I love him, and also Andrea Bocelli :D <3 The Prayer is also one of my favorite songs
I first heard Josh on Ally McBeal, my daughter was watching with me and she fell in love..every concert in our (or near) our hometown we attend. Last year, we went to a very intimate venue in Napa @ a winery (maybe 400 attended) we are NEVER disappointed and we are forever faithful fans...very encouraging and peaceful :) God Bless You!
This song was played at my mothers' funeral back in 2006, still brings tears to my eyes....it is so beautiful.
Josh Groban is the most talented singer in the entire world! I want to meet him so badly! My favorite song is To Where You Are. OMG!!! He is so flippin good!!!!!!!! ! ! !
OMG!!!!!!! I saw him in concert 2 yrs ago!!!! Extremely talented singer:)
Beautifully talented young man!!! I love all his music. He has away of putting my spirit in a calm state with his voice. Thank you Josh Groban for sharing your talent.
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Saw the All That Echoes special on Live from Lincoln Center, last night, and promptly purchased the album. Great mix, and Josh's vocals are stellar as always!
I have a playlist of every album, every song! What a gift! I saw him with my 24 yr old daughter in Detroit. Josh, I have the woman for you...phd student in psychology and she loves you as does her mother.
A great singer a gift for all to hear thnkyou thankyou thankyou!!!
Don't read this because it actually works. You will be kissed on the nearest possible Friday by the love of you life. Tomorrow will be the best day of your life. However if you don't post this you will die in 2 days. Now you've started reading so don't stop. This is so scary put this on at least 5 songs in 143 minutes. When done press f6 and your lover's name will come on the screen in big letters. This is so scary because it actually works!
I love the song Brave! Thanks you Josh Groban, I now have a reason to be brave.
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A little off topic, but who do they get to right these things? The Vatican is NOT in Rome. Ah now I feel better. I was disappointed his song on CSI was so short. Wish I had his breath control.
I'm 16 and I'm amazed by the power in his voice.
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I love his voice and he seems to be a really nice guy as well! One of my favorites!!!
josh is like one of my favorites ever. i love February song and you raise me up!
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I have just gotten Josh Gorbin's To where you are back to back with Celine Dion's My heart will go on! what a theta combination! The one quality that God gave us found no other place in the universe is the ability to love one another. Love is God is theta is life.. DMB
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Insemination for Infertility
Topic Overview
Intrauterine insemination (IUI) is the flushing of specially washed sperm through a thin flexible tube (catheter) directly into the uterus.
Artificial insemination (AI) is the placement of sperm into a woman's cervix or vagina. The sperm then travel into the uterus and fallopian tubes, where they may fertilize an egg.
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Insemination procedures:
- Can be done with sperm from the male partner or a donor.
- Are conducted during the most fertile part of a woman's cycle (ovulation).
- Can be combined with superovulation (medicine or hormone treatment that promotes multiple egg production) to increase the chances of conception.
- Do not require surgery.
Insemination procedures can improve your chances of conceiving a pregnancy, especially when combined with Reference superovulation Opens New Window treatment.
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