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John Adams, Emily vonLehmden and Christina Stone, all students at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh, recently served as pages for a week in the N.C. House of Representatives.
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text: Pittsford, NY (WGR 550) -- As 88 players that signed contracts with the Buffalo Bills showed up for the start of training camp on Friday, safety Jairus Byrd was once again nowhere to be seen. By now, most Bills fans know his story quite well. After having been franchised tagged by the Bills in March, the safety has yet to sign his tender, did not agree to a long-term contract with the team by the July 15 deadline and now will stay at home to start training camp. "He'll be missed a lot. He's a good player," said Buffalo's top cornerback Stephon Gilmore. "I learned a lot from him when he was here. He's a playmaker. You don't come across too many guys like him because he's a great player." "He's a great player and we definitely want to have him back as soon as possible," defensive end Mario Williams added. "I'm hopeful that it works out." When it comes to a player that abstains from training camp, sometimes one wonders if there is any resentment from teammates that are there working diligently every day. It's a given that some fans would be particularly perturbed by the move, but what about the people that actually work with and see him every day? "It ain't frustrating for me. I know this game is a business," Gilmore remarked. "They've got to handle their business. I'm just looking forward to him coming back on the team and helping us win games." Wide receiver Stevie Johnson, who might have been facing a franchise tag situation of his very own had he not re-signed just a few days before the start of franchise tagging deadline, tends to agree. "I'm on both sides, you know? I understand how the business goes, being in that situation. Then I understand who it is as a player. With his situation, he's been to Pro Bowls two years," he said. "At the end of the day, that's between them." If Byrd does elect to sign his franchise tag, or if he negotiates a different one-year deal with the team, there is going to have to be a major game of catch-up played by the free safety. The team has moved on to a new defensive coordinator, which will be Byrd's fourth new defense he has to learn within his first five seasons in the NFL. What will be the key for the safety in a likely expedited process whenever he does report? "As long as he knows the terminology, I think that's the biggest thing," weighed in Williams. "Being able to communicate. We've got to be able to communicate with everything we've got going in. I think the biggest thing is just him being able to pick up on the terminology and come out and play fast. He's a heck of an athlete so that's not going to be a problem." With the terminology of defensive coordinator Mike Pettine's new scheme being the biggest obstacle, it's fair to wonder how long it takes a trained professional to get that side of things straightened away in their mind. "[It took me] a week," Williams said. "It depends on the type of guy, and I know [Byrd]'s a great guy and a smart guy. He's very intelligent, so I'm pretty sure that it won't be too difficult for him to pick up on." Perhaps making it even easier, the big pass rusher hinted that some of the teammates have been feeding Byrd some insight in to how the defense is being run under Pettine's leadership. His teammate in the secondary, Gilmore, says he's been giving the safety some knowledge about the new defense. "Yeah, I try to give him a little bit of stuff so he don't just come back not knowing nothing," the cornerback replied. "Just try to give him a little bit of here and a little bit of there. I think he'll be ready to go when he comes back." Byrd will not be fined for missing any of training camp, because he is still without a signed contract and is not technically obligated to be there. His teammates will have a workout on Saturday, and then conduct their first official practice on Sunday night at St. John Fisher College. Twitter: @JoeBuscaglia


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In a previous post, I outlined how we could harness social media for learning in order to:
- assess
- account for professional development
- advocate
in order to promote our schools.
I recently saw my district's "GUIDELINES FOR EMPLOYEE USE OF SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORKS" and was quite disheartened because it did virtually nothing to encourage social media for learning! I am concerned about the UNintended consequences of the "tone" of these guidelines which are so defensive! I am aware of the sensitive position in which school districts find themselves these days, but there must be a way to achieve a more "balanced' tone which would ENCOURAGE the use of social networks to promote innovation and to generate positive stories! For example, innovative teachers share best practices by building Personal Learning Networks based on social media services such as Twitter. Without an active social media ecosystem, social media efforts such as school Facebook Pages will likely be doomed to failure as an empty public relations gesture withOUT robust content to encourage engagement with parents, legislators, and other constituents. Any doubts about the need to ENCOURAGE teachers to use social media for learning are quickly dispelled by posts such as this one.
The power of social media leverages USER-generated content! WithOUT the active participation of teachers, I fear schools will have relatively little meaningful content to convey the sense of excitement about learning which ought to be the outcome of their social media efforts! Instead, I urge that we recognize teachers as:
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- Assets
- Artisans
In my previous post, I already made the point of how we ought to use social media to encourage constituents to advocate for our schools. Of course, teachers are among those constituents and are in the best position to advocate on behalf of our schools because they know what is going on!
Teachers have gotten a bad rap so our best teachers are disheartened because they feel their hands are tied because they are discouraged to innovate. They aren't seen as assets whose creative efforts could be harnessed to motivate the creation of CONTENT to fuel our efforts to advocate. Rather than merely evaluating teachers based on students' test scores, let's create a culture where teachers are more like artisans or craftsmen! We needn't fear their social media activities because the ones who would participate are thoughtful and caring people!
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After serving as the interim coach for the 2011-12 season, athletic director Scott Kennell appointed Chris Lemasters as the full time men's coach. Lemasters becomes only the second full-time head coach in the program's history.
Lemasters, already a staple in the Penn College community as a coordinator for Residence Life, grew up down the road in Mansfield earning his varsity letters for three years and captaining the Tigers his junior and senior years.
Lemasters went on to attend Alfred University in New York where he was a four-year letter winner and three year captain for the Saxons. He earned numerous accolades in his tenure including Alfred University Athlete of the week, the Derek Jackson Memorial Leadership Award, Empire 8 Sportsperson of the Year (2006) and Empire 8 Sportsmanship Award. He graduated in 2006 with a degree in Psychology and minor in coaching.
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By Mike Harrington
We're expecting to get an update in the 1 o'clock hour from interim coach Ron Rolston regarding the Brian Flynn callup, so here's some items to ponder about today's Sabres-Devils matchup:
---The Sabres are trying to win three straight for the first time this season.
---Buffalo is trying to avoid its first four-game winless streak at home since it went 0-3-1 from Feb. 13-20, 2011. The Sabres haven't dropped four straight here in regulation since Oct. 15-Nov. 5, 2010.
---Buffalo is just 1-4 in afternoon games thus far. The Sabres have three more after today.
---Christian Ehrhoff's average time on ice of 24:51 per game is the highest for a Sabre since Alexei Zhitnik's 25:01 in 2003-04. And they both have something in common: Wild shots from the point that just about take people's heads off in front of the net.
---Jason Pominville has just one goal and no assists in his 11 games. Yikes.
---Rolston coached prized New Jersey rookie Stefan Matteau in 2010-11 with the U.S. National Team Development Program.
---New Jersey's Ilya Kovalchuk plays his 800th NHL game today.


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Philadelphia hosted the world's oldest and largest indoor flower show this week.
Since 1829, the Philadelphia International Flower Show has attracted gardeners looking for ideas they can try at home. But in an effort to attract more than just gardeners, the show modernized this year.
"We cannot just have exhibits, and [have] people come to look at exhibits. That's old-school," said Drew Becher, the new president of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. "Museums are getting away from that. We have got to be interactive."
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A group affiliated with the Occupy Wall Street movement is planning a national conference in Philadelphia this summer. According to the group, which is dubbed "The 99% Declaration," an online election will decide on the 876 delegates — a man and woman from each Congressional district — who will gather in Philadelphia on July 4th.
Of course, the date and place is a nod to the delegates who met in Philadelphia in 1776 to declare independence from the British monarchy, who the founding fathers said had failed to address the grievances of Americans.
The Vatican has appointed an outspoken archbishop to lead the troubled Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Charles Chapu of Denver will move to Philadelphia in September. He succeeds Cardinal Justin Rigali, who has been criticized for the way he's handled child sex abuse allegations.
Cardinal Denies Scandal Affected Retirement Decision
A couple of years ago, the Philadelphia archdiocese heard about three priests who had allegedly raped two boys. It gave the priests' files to law enforcement, and a grand jury began to investigate. Then, the grand jury stumbled on a bombshell. A church employee testified that there were many other priests the panel should know about.
"The grand jury found that a policy of zero tolerance was not actually in effect," says District Attorney Seth Williams, "and that there were many priests that had allegations made against them that were still in active ministry."
The archbishop of Philadelphia has suspended 21 priests connected to allegations of child sex abuse, the latest in a series of actions by the archdiocese to deal with findings in a disturbing grand jury report released last month.
The grand jury report accused a monsignor, three priests and a parochial schoolteacher of abusing kids or failing to prevent abuse by others. It also said that as many as 37 priests remained in active ministry with allegations or reports of inappropriate behavior or sexual abuse of minors.


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This Turkey Day, leave the stress behind with some helpful tips and resources for pulling off dinner for a crowd.
Prepare in advance
Procrastinators, beware. The last thing you want to do is put off planning your Thanksgiving meal.
"The absolute key to a successful Thanksgiving meal is advance preparation," says David Dial, a New York food blogger at SpicedBlog.com. "Make a list of everything that needs to be done, and then put that list in order by date. I recommend starting about two to three weeks early, although most of the tasks can't be completed until closer to Thanksgiving."
Use the extra time to select which dishes you want to include, the recipes that you will use, and how much food you will need to prepare. Confirm the number of attendees as early as possible to determine food quantities.
"The number of dishes to make is purely based on personal preference," Dial says. "Part of the fun with Thanksgiving is the leftovers, so I always err on the side of making too much food rather than running out."
When it comes to selecting a turkey, a good estimate is eight ounces per person, according to Julie Jones, a catering manager at Hy-Vee supermarket. She estimates a group of 25 to 30 will consume a gallon each of sides like potatoes, gravy, stuffing and a vegetable. Dinner rolls are estimated at one and a half per person and since not everyone likes cranberry sauce, Jones says a quart will serve 25 to 30.
Starting early will also help to ensure that nothing gets forgotten, including seemingly smaller things like drinks and decorations.
Make a meal plan
Once you know how many guests you will be feeding and what types of dishes you want to prepare, map out your offerings in a detailed plan. List what you will be making and when--including recipes and cooking times and temperatures--organized by date.
"With a list prioritized by date, the Turkey Day chef can at least maintain some sense of sanity," states Dial. "There will be a lot of work to do to plan a large meal for friends and family, but breaking the meal preparation into many smaller tasks will make the job seem less daunting."
In addition, Dial says the list should take into consideration food allergies and the dietary needs of your guests.
Some items can be prepared well in advance, depending on your personal preference.
"To save stress, when I've cooked Thanksgiving for my family, I've prepared all the dishes 24 hours in advance and reheated them Thanksgiving day," says Jones. "And it tasted better than doing it the day-of."
Dial also encourages preparing items well in advance, like pie dough, which can be frozen until it is needed.
Recruit helpers
Unless you're determined to be a one-person show, recruiting others to help with the meal prep will also save stress.
An arsenal of helpers is invaluable to Claude Williams, an Iowa City, Iowa, resident who helps organize an annual Thanksgiving meal that his church provides to the community. For nearly 30 years, River Community Church has sought to reach a community need during the holiday and now feeds over 500 people a free Thanksgiving meal.
"We have quite a network of volunteers from the church and the community that come over and help," says Williams. "We have six to 12 people who participate in actually preparing the food, then sometimes between 80-90 people who help by serving, bringing people in or taking meals out."
Granted, you may not be serving guests in the triple digits, but you can't go wrong with getting as much help as possible. Assign different portions of your meal plan to your helpers, or ask guests to bring specific items to share. If you're serving up more than one turkey but only have one oven, find a guest who is willing to prepare a turkey at their home.
If multiple people are helping with your meal plan, you may want to post an electronic copy online where everyone can access it. The app Evernote can help as it can be accessed by smartphone, tablet or computer and makes sharing a document easy. Helpers will be able to instantly see any changes you make to the plan.
Stay organized
As Turkey Day approaches, remember to stay organized. It will help you save money, eliminate stress, and make sure everything gets done.
Before heading to the store, make a complete shopping list of all the items you will need to purchase to avoid unnecessary repeat trips.
"Make sure you have collected all of your recipes in one place, and then compile a list of all of the groceries you will need," adds Dial. "Nothing is worse than having to stop and go to the store in the middle of making a recipe."
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— A few months ago I wrote about how research is being done that will allow cars to drive themselves someday soon.
Little did I know how quickly autonomous cars would hit the market, though.
Recently, I drove the 2014 RLX, Acura's new flagship sedan that can, in the right situations, completely drive itself — braking, accelerating and even steering without human input.
Granted, it's limited in scope and thus not the driverless car of science fiction lore, but it's the closest thing I've experienced to date. And it's already reality, available at any Acura dealer to customers who can afford the $12,000 premium that the Advance Package adds to the base $48,450 RLX.
First, some background.
The RLX is the replacement for Acura's nearly irrelevant RL luxury sedan, which sold just a few hundred copies last year. While it was a good value by luxury-brand standards, the RL was seen as too small and too bland to get noticed by the end of its lifespan.
The new RLX is designed to fix all that. It starts with a much bigger footprint, making it significantly longer and wider than the RL was, along with more contemporary styling. What Acura calls a "Jewel Eye" headlight design makes it particularly distinctive on the front end.
While the look and size are big improvements, the overall driving feel still doesn't stand out in this class. Its V6 engine makes 310 horsepower — powerful, but not over-the-top powerful — and its suspension has a nice mix of sportiness and comfort.
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It starts with a particularly refined version of adaptive cruise control, which uses radar to keep your car a set distance from the car in front of you. You'll automatically speed up, slow down and even come to a complete stop if necessary, all without driver input.
That's cool, but it's hardly revolutionary.
Acura's "Lane Keeping Assist System" is more innovative. It uses a camera to see the stripes in the road and will gently nudge the steering wheel left and right to keep your car centered in the lane.
If you're adventurous, you can take your hands off the wheel and let the car steer itself, even around gentle curves, for up to 15 seconds or so. If it senses you're not providing any steering input after that, the system will shut itself down as a safety measure.
As long as the road is clearly striped and you keep your hands very gently resting on the steering wheel, though, the car can essentially drive itself indefinitely. It's remarkable.
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Octomom Nadya Suleman is always looking for a way to earn a buck. This time, she'll be doing it in the boxing ring. The mom of 14 children has signed on to Celebrity Boxing.
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Omaha Police are investigating a pair of robberies from overnight, and whether they might be connected to a string of similar robberies in recent months.
Just before 11:30 Wednesday night, two masked robbers held up the BP at 140th and West Center Road. Radio reports indicate the robbers showed a gun and demanded money. One of the robbers was reportedly wearing a purple mask. The two left with money and possibly cigarettes.
Police broadcast the description of a black mid-1990s Chevrolet Cavalier.
At around 2:30 Thursday morning police were called to a second robbery. Omaha police say a male robber who was wearing a mask held up the Shell station at 132nd and Grover. He was dressed in dark gray and showed a gun. He left with an undetermined amount of cash.
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Picture this: you're getting prepped for surgery (it's minor, nothing to worry about…) and you notice that your surgeon is not scrubbing or checking charts. He's playing the Nintendo Wii. Your first impulse is to bolt off the table, collect your insurance card and get the heck out of there. But wait. Nintendo's wildly popular little machine may have yet another use—honing the fine motor skills of surgeons. And it seems to work.
Kanav Kahol and Marshall Smith of the Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona, have found that surgical residents performed better during simulated surgery after playing on the Wii console, citing the console's novel "Wiimote" control system, which allows players to direct on-screen action using a wireless wand that detects acceleration in three dimensions.
Now they are designing Wii software that will accurately simulate surgical procedures. A training platform based on the console, which costs about $250, might be more practical for trainee surgeons in the developing world than traditional training tools which typically cost a great deal more.
To test how the Wii affected surgical skill, the researchers asked eight trainee doctors to play it for an hour before performing a virtual surgery. They used a training tool called ProMIS, which simulates a patient's body in 3D and tracks the surgeon's movements as they operate. They fed the movements to an algorithm which scores the virtual surgeon on a range of factors. Wii-playing residents scored 48 per cent higher on tool control and performance than those without the Wii warm-up. The researchers also found that some games – such as Marble Mania, in which the player guides a marble through a 3D obstacle course – are especially good because players must use small, precise movements of the wand. Others were less useful: "You don't gain a lot from swinging an imaginary tennis racket," says Kahol.
Kahol and Smith believe that the Wii has the most potential of any console for trainee surgeons. They tracked participants' hand motions while playing Wii and during virtual surgery, using a glove laced with motion sensors and showed that the motions were very similar. "The whole point about surgery is to execute small, finely controlled movements with your hands, and that is exactly what you get playing Wii," says Kahol. They've employed the EST CyberGlove, a fully instrumented glove that provides up to 22 high-accuracy joint-angle measurements. It uses bend-sensing technology to accurately transform hand and finger motions into real-time digital joint-angle data.
The idea isn't entirely new. James Rosser of Beth Israel Medical Center in New York had previously found that video games can also improve the dexterity crucial to performing minimally invasive surgery.
This may be one more way that gamers are, indeed, taking over the world.
Source: NewScientistTech.Magazine (Issue 2639, January, 2008) and Archives of Surgery, Vol 142.


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Tahoe/Yukon recommendation
Hi all,
Im looking for recommendations on which year(s) Tahoe/Yukon are best. I have been using my friends 99 Suburban to tow our race cars. He is returning to the US and I will need to replace it. The Suburban has been really good but has a couple drawbacks. MPG, his is a 454 and the 3/4T burb is way heavy. Its brakes also feel soft to me. So Im looking at Tahoe/Yukons to lessen the load and Ill go with a 350. I will still need the 3/4T for the weight carrying capacity. I can live with slightly less rear interior space.
One other thing I want to avoid is the fuel gauge/sender/pump issues. We did the pump on the 99 and within about a 9 month period did 3 others. The biggest PITA was that all died with at least a half tank of fuel in them.
I also want one I can put a performance programmer in. The 99 Burb did not have any programmers available from what I found.
So basically the preferred specs are:
- Tahoe or Yukon (differences are minimal far as I know).
- 3/4ton, 350 cid engine
- Starting year(s) must be;
At or beyond where the fuel gauge/sender/pump issues were resolved.
Where performance programmers are available.
- Not too new as to be outside of my budget.
- meat-wagon rear doors,
Thank you,
LAmonster Motorsports
1999 Suburban 7.4l
The Tahoe/Yukon was and still is only available as a 1/2 ton. The Suburban is the only choice if you want a 3/4 ton, and not every one is plagued with the fuel pump/gauge/sender issue. I've never had a problem with my 97 with 183,000 miles.
97 Chevrolet Suburban K1500 5.7L
78 GMC High Sierra K1500
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Stillwater Premium Remix - Omnipollo
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Reviews by thatoneguymike:
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-07-2014 20:15:28 | More by thatoneguymike
More User Reviews:
4.19/5 rDev +5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Poured from a 22 ounce bottle into a St Bernardus goblet.
A: Stark white textured head. Hazy clear gold. Beautiful.
S: At first I thought it was skunky, now I think it's Belgian yeast. Spicy, zesty, and dry.
T: Tasty! Rather dry. Tastes like a BPA. If it's loaded with Amarillo hops, I don't taste them. Well, maybe a littttle bit. The fruity-bitter endtaste. Yum. Dry endtaste.
M: Tasty, refreshing, and mmmm. More-ish.
O: I really enjoyed this. It might be a bit plain, but it's refreshing and drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
07-30-2014 04:50:33 | More by AgentMunky
Ontario (Canada)
4/5 rDev +0.3%
07-06-2014 21:14:11 | More by jrenihan
4/5 rDev +0.3%
07-05-2014 00:52:25 | More by Liberatiscioli
3.75/5 rDev -6%
07-03-2014 03:07:17 | More by ZEB89
4.75/5 rDev +19%
07-01-2014 00:52:34 | More by LightnerLiquorKS
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
06-30-2014 21:01:31 | More by RyanCFriedrich
New Mexico
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-25-2014 02:42:36 | More by taospowder
New York
3.75/5 rDev -6%
06-23-2014 03:33:02 | More by Nathanbolin
5/5 rDev +25.3%
06-19-2014 01:16:00 | More by tykechandler
4.19/5 rDev +5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
Pours a hazy light straw color with a thick HUGE head with moderate lacing. Citrus fruits and light sweet malts on the nose. A lot going on for a "post colonial style ale" in the saison family. Excellent single hop style beer with Amarillo hops to the front giving a fantastic light citrus like bodied flavor and mildly sweet aftertaste, dry but not off putting. One of the best single hopped beers I have tried. An A plus and this coming from one who is far from a hop head. Cheers.
Serving type: bottle
06-13-2014 21:07:23 | More by Brutaltruth
New York
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-10-2014 18:44:54 | More by coobstar
4/5 rDev +0.3%
06-10-2014 14:03:11 | More by GeoffreyM
3.75/5 rDev -6%
06-08-2014 23:16:52 | More by ubufan2112
3.89/5 rDev -2.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured a cloudy light gold body with two finger head that takes a long time to go away and leaves lace patches. Typical aroma that is light, breezy, but contains notes of yeast, some citric hops and orange, spices (pepper and clove) and a touch of sweetness from caramel and possible tropical fruits (pineapple). Smooth from the yeast, light, almost watery, real easy to drink, finishes clean. The spices citric hops are minimal and keep things in balance as I find this mostly to be light, refreshing beer with moderate sweetness from both malts (ranging from caramel to candi sugar) and tropical fruits like pineapple. Not a complex beer but hit the spot as I had it sitting outside on a hot Saturday afternoon.
Serving type: on-tap
06-07-2014 00:35:13 | More by clayrock81
New York
3.75/5 rDev -6%
06-06-2014 04:21:15 | More by mjtiernan
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
05-22-2014 03:16:18 | More by jaydoc
District of Columbia
4.25/5 rDev +6.5%
05-16-2014 22:44:04 | More by nmann08
4.5/5 rDev +12.8%
05-14-2014 03:59:24 | More by yeaprolly
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -6%
05-12-2014 12:20:18 | More by sonofliberty2
3.7/5 rDev -7.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Sample at Max's on 4/28/14 (from notes)
A: Lacing. Hazy, light straw colored.
S: Lightly hopped.
T: Flavorful, with a slightly sweet funk to it.
M: Smooth, with tiny bubbles. Good body overall.
O: Good, sessionable and easy to drink. I love Omnipollo, but this is not worth the $15 for a bottle.
Serving type: on-tap
05-12-2014 07:56:53 | More by gillagorilla
South Carolina
3.75/5 rDev -6%
05-11-2014 19:19:43 | More by MrBeige
4/5 rDev +0.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A: Pours a milky yellow-gold with a thick, creamy white head.
S: Aromas of must, grass, lemon, lime, minerals, crackers, and subtle barnyard funk fill the nose.
T: Big Amarillo notes-fresh cut grass, white onion, garlic, sage, peppermint, beeswax, lemon, lime, pineapple, kumquat, white grapefruit, and bitter orange- are present up front, chased by delicate notes of minerals, crackers, biscuits, must, and lactic funk. The finish is lactic, sour, and citrusy with pronounced notes of pineapple, bitter orange, lemon, lime, white grapefruit, must, minerals, and lactic yeast.
M: Very slight in body with a good balance between dry and resinous textures. Carbonation is active and airy. Alcohol is very difficult to detect. For a beer of 7% abv, this is almost too easy to drink.
O: A good ale and a very unique one at that. I love the over-the-top Amarillo aromas and flavors. Very well done.
Serving type: bottle
05-11-2014 12:45:43 | More by mrfrancis
3.8/5 rDev -4.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a very hazy, pale straw amber with a massive, nearly half glass white head from an easy pour; a bit overcarbonated. Aroma of mixed tropical and citrus fruit, saison style yeast, citrus hops, slight earthiness. If I poured a tropical fruit profile IPA into a saison, this is what I would expect it to smell like. Flavor is dry citrus rind and bretty saison yeast, odd faint bready and grassy flavors on the edge of the tongue, drying out a bit more as the flavors fade in the finish to a lingering citrus rind and citrus hop bitterness. Medium bodie with peppery active carbonation. The flavor is quite different than the aroma, with little of the tropical fruit hop and malt influence. Basically a citrus hopped saison, lots of interesting lemon and grapefruit juice and rind flavors with the slightly wild saison yeast as support. Not quite my style, and not really an American blonde ale (very little American malt flavors detectable here), but a refreshing citrus saison that holds interest with its variety of flavors in the citrus family, particularly some nice fresh lemon taste.
Serving type: bottle
05-10-2014 04:04:26 | More by LiquidAmber
4.1/5 rDev +2.8%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
22 ounce bottle into tulip glass; no bottle dating, but is a recent release. Pours slightly hazy bright gold color with a 2 finger fairly dense and fluffy white head with good retention, that reduces to a nice cap that lingers. Spotty foamy lacing clings on the glass, with a good amount of streaming carbonation. Aromas of big lemon peel, grapefruit, pineapple, orange zest, guava, peppercorn, straw, floral, grass, herbal, light pine, light bread, and yeast earthiness. Damn nice aromas with good balance and complexity of bright citrus/tropical hops and spicy yeast ester notes; with great strength. Taste of big lemon peel, grapefruit, orange zest, pineapple, guava, peppercorn, pine, floral, grass, straw, herbal, light bread, and yeast earthiness. Moderate earthy yeast spice/pine bitterness on the finish with light tartness; with lingering notes of lemon peel, grapefruit, orange zest, pineapple, guava, peppercorn, pine, floral, grass, straw, herbal, light bread, and yeast earthiness on the finish for a good bit. Damn nice complexity of bright citrus/tropical hops and spicy yeast ester flavors; with a great hop/yeast flavor balance and zero cloying flavors after the finish. Medium-high carbonation and medium bodied; with a very smooth, crisp, and moderately prickly mouthfeel that is nice. Alcohol is well hidden with minimal warming present after the finish. Overall this is an excellent hoppy saision style. All around great complexity and balance of citrus/tropical hops and spicy yeast ester flavors; and very smooth and crisp to drink. A very enjoyable offering.
Serving type: bottle
05-06-2014 03:52:48 | More by superspak
Stillwater Premium Remix from Omnipollo
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Tropical Storm Lee Flooding Brings WKRG News to the Zoo
Thanks to WKRG for checking out our conditions today!
The low lying area around Chi Chi & Al's enclosure has been a challenge during this storm and requires regular pumping to ensure water doesn't continue to rise in their home. They don't seem to mind a bit, but the handlers are watching round the clock to ensure their safety and happiness!
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Microsoft's experts talk about Windows 7
I had the chance yesterday for an extended sit down with Microsoft to talk about Windows 7. Rob Busch, the company's enterprise sales manager for Wisconsin, and Daniel Rey, a windows client deployment specialist for the Midwest district, took a lot of time to answer my questions about the new operating system, which goes on sales Oct. 22. I am still processing lots of notes that will likely turn into several columns leading up to the launch, but meanwhile I wanted to point you to Dan's blog, which is packed with his experiences with Windows 7. He also tweets @stilldrey.
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I also want to see job requirements for the executive branch positions. I want anyone associated with a "think tank†or secret society disqualified for employment with our government and that includes the secret societies known as the Council on Foreign Relations and the American Enterprise Institute!
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The Treasure of the Celtic Triangle, Michael Phillips
Dakota Home, Debbie Macomber
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Salem's Lot, Stephen King
Haunted, Kelley Armstrong
The Twelve Clues of Christmas, Rhys Bowen
Tier One Wild, Dalton Fury
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C is for Christmas: The History, Personalities, and Meaning of Christ's Birth, David W. and Warren W. Wiersbe
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Battle Royale
Arn: The Knight Templar
Bram Stoker's Dracula
George Harrison: Living in the Material World
The Black Sleep
Fat Albert's Halloween Special
Georgy Girl
The White Lions
X-Men First class
Little Britain: The Complete First Series
X-men: The Last Stand
Sound Recordings
Now That's What I Call Country, Vol. 2, Various Artists
Zenyatta Mondatta, The Police
Comedy is Not Pretty, Steve Martin
Now That's What I Call Country, Vol. 4, Various Artists
Rave On Buddy Holly, Various Artists
Aqui Estoy Yo, Milly Quezada
Achtung Baby, U2
Unleashed, Toby Keith
Ghost in the Machine, The Police
Glad Christmas Tidings, Mormon Tabernacle Choir featuring David Archuleta
Regatta de Blanc, The Police
Words Words Words, Bo Burnham
Neil Diamond: The Bang Years 1966-1968
The River, Bruce Springsteen
Radio Disney Jams: 15th B-Day Edition
Songs You Know by Heart, Jimmy Buffett
This Loud Morning, David Cook
Celtic Thunder, Heritage
Darknesson the Edge of Town, Bruce Springsteen
Sounds of Halloween
Every Chance I Get, Colt Ford
Outlandos d'Amour, The Police
The Essential Daryl Hall and John Oates
Mercy Me, The Generous Mr. Lovewell
Gabriel Bello
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, Neil Young with Crazy Horse
Something Else, Robin Thicke
Genuine Negro Jig, Carolina Chocolate Drops
A Day in the Life, Wes Montgomery
Ghost on the Canvas, Glen Campbell
Have Your Loved Ones Spayed or Neutered, Jeff Foxworthy
Hank Williams Jr,'s Greatest Hits
Honey, Ohio Players
The Definitive Collection, Muddy Waters
Shake It Up, Break It Down, Various Disney Artists
Shock'n Y'All, Toby Keith
Nebraska, Bruce Springsteen
Leaving Eden, Carolina Chocolate Drops
Fire, Ohio Players
Soca Gold 2011, Various Artists
Twice the Speed of Life, Sugarland
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