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Dead Horse Amber Ale - Moab Brewery
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Reviews by Zorro:
3.01/5 rDev -10.7%
look: 3.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Copper colored ale with a small white colored head.
Smells strongly of caramel and tea. Little bit of her4bal hop but not real strong.
Starts out with a big caramel taste just like the scent. Toasted grain and a slight sensation of mineral water on the tongue. Very mild bitterness. It is OK but on the mild side.
Mouthfeel is OK.
Overall a distinctly middle of the road ale.
Serving type: can
01-23-2014 01:39:46 | More by Zorro
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3.45/5 rDev +2.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Reviewed during the last week when out of service area/Wifi in WY/UT. Full phone notes taken at the Watchman Campground, Zion National Park, UT.
A- Poured from a tallboy can to a chalice with a medium amber hue (also had it on draft last night at Moab Brewery). A white head rises to one finger with a thick foamy texture. Head retention is decent as it falls to a medium ring with some haze on the middle. Webbed splotches of lace at the top with spots below.
S- Very mild aroma but in strength not style. I stress to pick up notes of cereal grain, light fruits, caramel grains and something like corn.
T- Picks up here as it becomes much easier to follow and gains strength. English yeast character of light spice phenolics, dried fruit, bread and apple esters. Hops and grains bring spicy, floral, toasty caramel, nutty cereal and lightly sweet notes. Corn hint again makes me wonder as Milds are often brewed with maize.
MF- Light bodied but a texture between foamy and fizzy keeps it from feeling at all watery. Carbonation is medium to high. Just a tad bitter.
I am not sure how many other Amber Milds I have had but this satisfies with attributes from both spectrums.
Serving type: can
07-31-2014 00:06:32 | More by cbutova
3.75/5 rDev +11.3%
07-26-2014 19:08:05 | More by Gerred
3/5 rDev -11%
07-25-2014 13:17:51 | More by HRamz3
3.25/5 rDev -3.6%
07-19-2014 01:39:07 | More by paresis
3.7/5 rDev +9.8%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured from 16oz tall can into a pint glass.
Appearance: medium golden hue with a light haze and a very strong effervescence. Head is a thick finger of pillowy ivory foam. I think it's pretty attractive!
Smell: light malt aroma with a rather toasty/biscuity character. There's also a very, very light fruitiness present which I think takes a bit of an edge off the biscuit. Not too bad.
Taste: lightly toasty malt with the biscuit character from the aroma pared back nicely. I think this has a nice flavor to it; it's hard to get much out of a mild, but they've done so here.
Mouthfeel: light body with a high level of carbonation and a decent creaminess.
Overall: this is a very drinkable brew. I think it would be perfect for tailgating -- now if they would only distribute to Seattle!
Serving type: can
07-09-2014 18:40:17 | More by flagmantho
3.59/5 rDev +6.5%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured into a Dogfish Head pint glass. Pours a slightly hazy medium golden amber with a fine one finger ivory head with good retention and lots of lacing. Aroma of sweet, mildly biscuit malt, tea, a hint of nuts. Flavor follows, with mild, almost diluted biscuit malt, a hint of grassy hops, finishing with a dry hop bitterness with little hop flavor. Light bodied with good carbonation. The malt and light hops seemed very English in flavor, and although the flavor felt a bit attenuated, that seems fair for an ale named "mild". Good malt flavor and light, but English style hops. This is not a style I have much experience with, so I'm not sure how much flavor I should be expecting. The taste that is present is pleasant, but light and appropriately British.
Serving type: can
05-26-2014 04:25:28 | More by LiquidAmber
3/5 rDev -11%
05-11-2014 15:02:47 | More by mendvicdog
3.28/5 rDev -2.7%
look: 4.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.25
Tall boy! 16 ounces to go with dinner, on to the beer:
A half-inch of head rests on top this electric orange liquid with yellow hues. The glass becomes covered in spotted lace all the way down. The aroma has an interesting fruitiness to it, like dates. A kiss of plain chocolate and a slight amount of hops brings some hope to the taste. There is some flavor, although it's simple and not intense. A kiss of chocolate and vague esters make much of the flavor, which overall is okay. It's light bodied and a little watery, but would be an okay choice as a lower alcohol beer.
Serving type: can
04-28-2014 01:48:27 | More by DoubleJ
3.79/5 rDev +12.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This has a pleasant caramel, malty nose with a touch of hops. Sudsy in the mouth with a decent pile of foam in the tall glass.
Malty and warm. This has a note of the fruity English flavor. Some tangy, leafy hops with just a twang of bitterness. All very tidy and well-mannered.
This is one of the better Utah supermarket brews. Very drinkable, mild, pleasant quaff. From the 16 oz can bought at Emigration Market in Sal Lake City. This can is several months old, and still has a spritzy freshness.
Serving type: can
03-18-2014 05:31:11 | More by mactrail
3.5/5 rDev +3.9%
03-16-2014 12:17:23 | More by Fettpopps
4/5 rDev +18.7%
02-28-2014 00:11:06 | More by onlymurderers
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2.5/5 rDev -25.8%
12-13-2013 22:55:31 | More by nmann08
3.25/5 rDev -3.6%
10-15-2013 20:36:08 | More by harpus
3.25/5 rDev -3.6%
10-13-2013 23:24:54 | More by LuckyJohn
3.5/5 rDev +3.9%
09-08-2013 01:05:29 | More by warpedrevolution
4.08/5 rDev +21.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured from the can into a nonic pint glass.
Slightly cloudy and opaque, deep orange amber. One finger creamy white head presented, falls quickly with speckled lacing and a simple collar.
Great nose on this brew. Ripping toasty grains, dry and crackely. Good amount of barley and a sense of bulgur earth dense quality. It is meaty.
Palate delivers nicely. Light bodied mild character, lots of crackery character. Slight orange hop angle but the grains on this just chomp all around. Very light but not too watery, with plenty of flavor.
Good solid mild, getting impressed with the few offerings I've had from this brewery.
Serving type: can
09-06-2013 23:04:28 | More by smakawhat
3.55/5 rDev +5.3%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a can into a dimpled English beer mug.
A-deep copper, amber, and cloudy look. Poured a foamy, white 2-finger head. The head dissipated quickly into a thin bubbly surface. It left minimal lacing on the glass due to the watery consistency.
S-Very mild. There was a sweet smell that reminded me of freshly cut apricots and peaches. I have had English mild ales and I am not sure if this is a proper English mild. However, it is a decent American version of this style. I could pick some malty tones out in the nose as well.
T-A fruity peach taste. Very low hops, toasted malts, and the backend left a peach taste that lingered for a while. The overall taste was dominated by peaches with a light roasted malt undertone. Not bitter whatsoever and I would have liked this style to have a mild bitterness to it. I could not sense any hops.
M-fairly smooth and light. A bit watery. High carbonation, light/moderate in body.
Overall, drink this from a glass. It tastes terrible from the can. From the glass, it's not great, not bad, just a little above average. Not sure why this ale is classified as an English Pale Mild Ale. It tasted like a regular malt-forward American Amber Ale to me. Some of their Utah competitors brew much better brews. To be fair, I'd say this brew fits the month because this is the time of year when peaches and apricots have ripened in the hot summer sun. Fairly refreshing.
Serving type: can
08-09-2013 19:03:09 | More by Jsteez
3/5 rDev -11%
07-20-2013 05:45:45 | More by slatetupelo
3.75/5 rDev +11.3%
07-17-2013 16:04:23 | More by MarkyMOD
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2.25/5 rDev -33.2%
05-31-2013 05:25:06 | More by RWLawman
3.5/5 rDev +3.9%
05-28-2013 20:26:17 | More by paulys55
3.85/5 rDev +14.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.75
Once more, a tip o' the wood to my local, in-person trader, tone77, who recently dropped off a load of CANs (among others) in furtherance of The CANQuest! I made a change request as the words "Dead" and "Horse" should be separate(d), plus the CAN (seemingly) identifies it as "Dead Horse Premium Amber Ale" and as a SuppO once told me, "No one is going to get in trouble for providing too much information. It is when you provide too little that fog and confusion sets in." We'll see.
From the CAN: "You C[AN]'t Beat a Dead Horse"; "Amber Ale"; "Say m[oh]-ab, you pilgrims!"; "Rejoice"; "10 Million Years In The Making"; "Dead Horse Ale is named after the scenic overlook near Arches National Park. A traditional English-style mild ale with a well balanced malt to hop ratio."
The Crack unleashed a brimful CAN and an inverted Glug produced two fingers of dense, tawny head with great retention. Color was a deep-amber with NE-quality clarity and loads of CO2 bubbles in evidence. Nose had a nutty, caramel malty scent. Mouthfeel was medium and the nuttiness of the malt was immediate on the tongue along with a light grassy hoppiness. I CANnot say that I CANsider myself an expert on the style, but in looking at the site's description, I would say that this is an excellent example. The finish had a light butteriness which is apparently okay in the style. At only 4.0% ABV, it could easily be a session beer, but I always feel like I need more hops. Say Moh-are, you hopheads!
Serving type: can
04-11-2013 22:55:11 | More by woodychandler
3.5/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 16 oz. can. Has a caramel color with a 1/2 inch head. Smell is kind of mild, some malts, a bit nutty. Taste is smooth, very easy drinking. Some hops up front, followed by the malts and a bit of nuttiness. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a refreshing, easy drinking beer.
Serving type: can
04-10-2013 02:36:18 | More by tone77
3.5/5 rDev +3.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
16oz can, 12/23/12
DFH IPA glass
A: slightly hazy burnt orange color. Slightly off white fluffy head. Frothy. Sticks around.
S: Getting lots of nuttiness on the nose. Not a lot of hops. Mostly grainy and sweet malts.
T: Light hop bite up front. Then it's all sweet grainy malts on this one. Really light and easy drinking. Finish is clean and fairly crisp.
M: Light to medium bodied.
Serving type: can
02-18-2013 14:57:34 | More by inlimbo77
Dead Horse Amber Ale from Moab Brewery
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By Lindsey Ziliak
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Taylor Community School officials are moving forward with a plan to implement one-to-one technology district-wide.
Superintendent John Magers will submit a plan to the school board by March for approval.
Freshmen, sophomores and juniors at the high school already have take-home Netbooks as part of the transition to the New Tech approach. Seniors will have them by next year.
Magers wants to extend the technology to the middle, intermediate and primary schools, too.
It's important, he said.
"If you don't have the technology, you're not up to speed in education anymore," he said. "It seems like every school in Central Indiana is doing something."
And they're reaping the benefits. Schools are beginning to see that the technology has a positive impact on student achievement, the superintendent said.
"That's a byproduct we're looking forward to seeing," he said.
The hangup in these projects is usually finances. It's a huge investment for schools, Magers said.
But for Taylor, it's an investment that needs to be made, Magers said.
All of the schools in the district are moving toward more project-based learning. Students will need their own devices to complete those projects, Magers said.
But what kind of devices will students get?
"It sounds like a simple process, but deciding which type of technology to use can be frustrating at times," Magers said.
Taylor Technology Director Pat Benerotas agreed.
Officials have been working on this plan for at least two years. And there's been a shift in technology from desktops to laptops and now from laptops to tablets, he said.
What they will go with remains to be seen.
Magers said right now they're thinking iPads at the intermediate, middle and primary schools.
They haven't reached a final answer on whether students will be able to take those devices home, either.
At the primary school, they will likely stay in the classrooms at least at first, Magers said. But he said he has no qualms with letting other students take their devices home.
"Because of the 21st century approach we're taking to learning, it's important they have access to this technology 24 hours a day," he said.
Officials will iron out the details in the next month and present the plan at the March board meeting.
"In five years, we've really changed our attitudes about technology," Magers said. "People are really on board with this."
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Teenage girl creates tiny device that could charge a smartphone in 20 seconds May 21, 2013 at 1:20 pm
When you're out all day, it's a huge pain to charge your mobile devices. Even if you remember to bring a charger and get lucky enough to find a free electrical outlet at a coffee shop, you still have to sit there for around an hour or so to get a full charge. 18-year-old high school student Eesha Khare invented a tiny device that could potentially charge a phone in around 20 to 30 seconds.
Switch Infinia brings liquid cooling to sub-$20 LED bulbs April 24, 2013 at 2:00 pm
Switch manufactures some of the best LED bulbs available today. The company's liquid-cooled bulbs are beautifully designed and offer high-quality light. The problem is that the Switch's products, like the 60W-equivalent Switch60, are too expensive — people just don't want to spend $50 on a single bulb. The answer to this problem is the new Infinia line.
Bridgelux's Vero is the future of the LED lighting array April 18, 2013 at 12:57 pm
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Injectable, wireless LEDs help researchers understand brain activity April 15, 2013 at 8:22 am
John Rogers, inventor of dissolvable silk electonics and tattoos, has created miniature optoelectronic probes that can communicate with cells on their own scale. Already tested in mice the probes will provide tether free communications between brains and electronics through the universal currency of light.
Philips' 200 lumens-per-watt prototype LED lamp is the world's most efficient April 11, 2013 at 11:16 am
Today Philips announced that they have created the world's most efficient warm white LED lamp. The prototype operates at 200 lumens-per-watt, a number that is more than double what is found in typical household LED products.
Researchers create 3Gbps LiFi network with LED bulbs April 5, 2013 at 3:01 pm
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Henrich Hertz Institute (HHI) in Germany have successfully transmitted data at 3Gbps using conventional LED bulbs in a laboratory setting. In a real-world setting (at a trade fair), the same system was capable of 500Mbps.
Forget WiFiSlam — ByteLight uses LEDs for indoor positioning March 25, 2013 at 1:27 pm
No matter how good satellite navigation systems get, they still don't work where we spend the majority of our time: indoors. A company called ByteLight is trying to change this situation with a system that uses LED lighting to provide devices with accurate location data.
Can a $10 LED bulb finally convert the incandescent masses? March 5, 2013 at 12:59 pm
The cheapest of Cree's LED bulbs costs less than $10, and they're all backed by a (rather uncustomary) 10-year warranty. Perhaps most importantly, though, Cree's LED bulbs are shaped just like an incandescent bulb, and emit a light pattern and color temperature that is also very reminiscent of incandescent bulbs.
The Feds don't know what to make of Audi's new LED headlamps February 18, 2013 at 12:00 pm
Department of Transportation is locked into old concepts and can't figure out new tech. This stubbornness and hesitance is delaying advances like Audi's matrix beam LED headlights.
Micro-LED LiFi: Where every light source in the world is also TV, and provides gigabit internet access February 1, 2013 at 11:03 am
Researchers at the University of Strathclyde in Scotland has begun the task of bringing high-speed, ubiquitous, LiFi technology to market. If Martin Dawson and Harald Haas have their way, any illuminated device — your TV, your bedside lamp, a road sign, a train or airport timetable — might soon double up as a wireless LiFi hotspot.


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Scouting N.C. State: how the Wolfpack wins
1. Hope to catch the Tigers napping: Over the course of a long season, Clemson has done a remarkable job of at maintaining short-term, game-by-game, play-by-play focus. Those habits, drilled in every day by the Clemson coaching staff, are well-rooted. But even the most disciplined team is susceptible to occasional lapses, and N.C. State will be hoping to catch the Tigers looking ahead to their showdown Thanksgiving weekend against South Carolina. If the Tigers leave the door cracked, the Wolfpack is talented enough to take advantage - as Clemson learned the hard way a year ago.
2. Don't turn it over: The Wolfpack has been a bit loose with the football this season, and nothing will turn the game in Clemson's favor as quickly as a couple of early turnovers. Playing at Death Valley, opponents can't afford to give the Tigers anything.
3. Beat the Tigers at their own game: State and Clemson like to do many of the same things offensively, and whoever executes best could have the upper hand. Clemson leads the ACC in two tell-tale areas: third-down conversions and red zone offense. N.C. State ranks second in both. If the Wolfpack can out-perform the Tigers on third down and in the red zone, they'll give themselves a chance. State ranks second in the ACC in third-down conversion defense.


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The Mozilla project has released an updated version of its Firefox browser to close various vulnerabilities.
Some problems also affect the Thunderbird mail program. The Seamonkey browser/mailer is also affected. Firefox and Thunderbird 18.104.22.168 solve the issues, as does version 1.1.9 of Seamonkey.
No less than six vulnerabilities have been discovered in the browser. Some of them are exploitable by cross-site scripting while others may allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. The problems occur on Windows and partly on Linux. Mozilla has published a summary of the issues resolved by Version 184.108.40.206 in its advisories.
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Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
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Firefox Steps into 3D
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New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
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New Attack Targets Wireless Logins
A first cousin of the recent Heartbleed attack affects EAP-based wireless and peer-to-peer authentication.
Geeks Petition for Free Lenovo BIOS
FOSS community acts to protect freedom of choice for laptop devices.
Firefox Says Yes to DRM
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The Journal Sentinel sports staff brings fans the latest news, notes and analysis on the Marquette men's basketball team
Amid Big East hoo-hah, MU wins a basketball game
Of course, news that Marquette is officially out of the Big East is ruling the day.
There was also a basketball game Saturday at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
Sort of.
As they did earlier this season against Southeastern Louisiana and Maryland-Baltimore County for a spell, the Golden Eagles (7-2) played down to the competition before winning, 71-51, against Savannah State (5-6).
It was the 1,500th victory in 96 years of Marquette basketball. MU was just the 43rd school in NCAA history to reach 1,500.
Interestingly enough, schools that are ahead of them are part of the Big East pullaway or still members of the crumbling conference: Syracuse, St. John's, Notre Dame, Louisville, Cincinnati, Connecticut, Villanova and Georgetown.
It was a terribly disjointed game, characterized mostly by 36 turnovers between MU and the overmatched Tigers, who were in serious foul trouble for most of the second half.
After trailing in parts of the first half, Marquette held Savannah State scoreless for more than nine minutes in the first half.
Vander Blue and Davante Gardner each had 14 points for Marquette. Gardner and Steve Taylor Jr. each had six rebounds.
Savannah State shot 42.6%; Marquette, 41.8%.
Savannah State had lost this season, 58-40, to Florida, which beat the Golden Eagles by 33 points. Their last game out, the Tigers were beaten 85-45 their last time out against Ohio State. Marquette's season-opening game against the Buckeyes in the Carrier Classic was scrubbed.
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Nothing to brag about but one thing I noticed is that Lockett seems to be playing with more confidence and that will be big when they go against other quality programs.Hide replies
Let's hope so as we need him for BEAST play


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|Germantown grandmother Linda Hall and her daughter Tania were one family who benefitted from this year's Adopt-a-Family program.
This year, Suburban Hospital employees sponsored a total of 24 parents and 49 children who received boxes upon boxes of wrapped gifts ranging from that special hobby or game to shiny new bikes for the kids to warm winter coats, clothes, shoes and family specific grocery items to keep each household supplied with food over the winter break.
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Jim Stiles of Sultan, Wash., a regular photo contributor to the KING 5 News Facebook page, shared the attached photo on Friday. That's his son, Staff Sergeant Jeff Stiles, who is a U.S. Marine serving in Afghanistan.
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Steven Bacus successfully graduated from Intensive Treatment Court (ITC) on April 8. Steven is the first individual to complete the program.
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"I am absolutely thrilled with the progress we have made to date in ITC," Marion County Attorney Ed Bull commented. "I currently have 14 individuals in the program. All 14 have jobs, all 14 are in treatment and all 14 are working towards paying off their court costs, fines, and other fees. It should also be noted that these 14 people were repeat offenders, including individuals who had been to prison before, and they are actively working to make themselves productive members of our society. I want to thank Nancy Tiegler at Addictions Recovery, Kelvin Harrell with probation, and Jared Harmon, a private attorney out of Des Moines, who is volunteering his time to ensure this program is successfully. Although I am thrilled Steven has graduated, as he worked hard to place himself in the position to be our first graduate; however, I will miss his leadership and productive contributions that he made each court hearing."
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With various drips, drones, and booms drifting toward you from all corners, entering the dark and charmingly noisy downstairs galleries at the Knoxville Museum of Art for Peter Sarkisian: Video Works, 1996-2008 may not let you know exactly where to ...
Walter McConnell Gets Dirty at Downtown Gallery
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Gunhouse presents Suburban Youth as a composition of only two large prints: one of a suburban neighborhood and another a composite of 42 smaller photographs, teeming with young white male aggression—kids dying to piss off their moms from 1993-2010.
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Downtown Gallery Revels in the Rustic Imagery of Walter Haskell Hinton's Pulp-Magazine Illustrations
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Carly agrees to stay in the Big Apple another day with Simon. He slickly demonstrates his jewel thief techniques to her for chits and grins. Meg and Paul banter in the coffee shop. Meg wants Paul to handle the baby and Emily in a positive way and implies that there is a chance for Paul and Meg. Paul lectures Emily about nixing bed rest and going to work. Then Paul turns on the sweet and offers to be Em's friend and fix some bookwork. After coyly demurring, Emily accepts.
Gwen bashes the Slasher over the head with a vase. When The Slasher falls to the ground, Gwen calls 911. The Slasher revives and again goes after Gwen, this time choking her. Later, Will takes Gwen in his arms and she comes to. Will claims that the person in the house ran off when he came in. She thanks him for saving her. Casey rolls over and groans. Casey asks them what the intruder looked like. Will shakes his head. Gwen says the Slasher was wearing a dark sweatshirt with a mask. Casey looks over at Will, who has on a navy hoodie.. Will gets defensive with Casey, saying he'd never hurt Gwen like that. Margo shows up in response to the 911 call. Will's version to Margo: he's walking to clear his head, he hears Gwen's screaming from outside. The front door was locked, he couldn't find his key and came through the window. Casey says the Slasher entered the same way. Dallas is searching outside and flashes a light on a cowering Maddie.
At the airport, Sergio forces Damian to meet Luke. Damian is rattled and nervous as a cat with burnt whiskers. Lucy and Dusty are tied with ropes to a pipe, from which they are dangling, in the Fairwinds wine cellar. Lucy manages to untie their hands. Right after they crash to the ground, Dusty smells gas. They quickly manage to break out. He and Lucy dive for freedom right before the room detonates and blows to pieces! Holden and Jack convince a Fed to detain Damian, but evil Sergio is eavesdropping. Sergio demands they take another flight. When Damian relays this to Luke, he refuses to go until he gets some straight answers. Sergio pulls Luke by the arm. Jack and Holden appear to save the day. Sergio whips out a gun and shoots Jack. Sergio deftly grabs Luke and uses him as a shield, proclaiming, "No one move or the boy dies!" Meanwhile, Meg shows up with a medical bag to work on a comatose Lucy, having heard about the explosion on her radio. Lucy comes to with problems breathing.
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Jack and Damian overpower Sergio, though Jack is shot in the struggle. Holden guesses that Damian was going to pay off his final debt with Luke's inheritance, that's why he was so desperate to get him to Malta. Damian also admits that he drugged and locked up Lucy, but insists he would have raised Luke as a son to be proud of! Luke blames Damian for Lily being in a coma. Maddie runs away from Margo as Jade offers Will an alibi for the time of the attack on Gwen and Casey. Jade insists that Maddie has to be the killer. Just then, Margo comes in with Maddie. Will wants to take Gwen to be checked out at the hospital, but she says Casey can take her. Margo returns Maddie to Henry, Eve and Louis. When Louis grabs Maddie's arm, she freaks. Dusty holds a convulsing Lucy, begging her not to die. Meg saves her with a shot. Lucy comes to and she and Dusty reconnect. Paul is surprised when Emily calls him "Daddy" while talking to the baby. Susan interrupts and, after Paul leaves, asks Emily if that's what she means about keeping her distance. Emily assures her mother that everything is fine but to the baby, whispers that he's won Paul over.
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Jade suggests Will bunk with her, but Will insists that's not going to happen. They end up in separate rooms, but Jade is happy to have Will spring for food. Meanwhile, Louis insists on talking to Maddie one on one. Henry stops the interrogation, but not before Maddie flashes back to her assault � and Louis attacks Henry. Casey admits to Gwen that he's starting to doubt Maddie's innocence. Jade comes up and tells Gwen Will isn't at the cottage anymore � he's at the Wagon Wheel with Jade. Carly sees an injured Jack at the airport and rushes to his side, but he notices Simon and blows her off. Simon tells Carly to let Jack be, but she refuses. She goes to Jack only to see him with Eve. She goes back to Simon. Luke realizes that not only was Damian responsible for the reprogramming camp, but that the reason he didn't want Luke to visit Lily was because Damian was afraid she'd spill the beans. Luke attacks Damian. Lucy arrives and says her own father betrayed her in a similar way; Luke shouldn't let Damian get away with it. But Luke says he just wants Damian to go away. Damian doesn't think they're through. Holden insists, oh, yes, they are! Luke says no. He signs the papers giving up his share of the Grimaldi inheritance. Now he's 100 percent Snyder.
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Outside of Java, Eve tries to reason with Maddie to talk to her husband Louis. Maddie doesn't even want to hear his name now, and still refuses to talk with him. Eve wonders why all of a sudden Maddie feels differently about Louis. She points out that back in Chicago, the two were very close and that Louis was almost like a father to Maddie. When Eve asks Maddie if Louis ever touched her, Maddie insists that has never happened. Meanwhile, at the Lakeview, Louis tries to apologize to Henry with a peace offering: a bottle of liquor. Louis claims he was out of line for the way he acted toward him and goes on to say he only wants to help Maddie. Henry accepts the gift, but gives Louis a dire warning: not to ever touch his sister again.
Back at Java, Eve meets with Jack and confides in him about Maddie and Louis. Eve then tells Jack that she is afraid of her own husband too, because of the way he acted out toward Casey and Henry. When Jack starts to question Eve more, Eve thinks he is prying for information as a detective and not as a friend. Jack reassures Eve that she is confiding in a friend, and mentions that he could use one now.
At the Wagon Wheel Motel, Jade tells Will that she revealed to Gwen that they were staying together. Will is irate at Jade for doing this, but Jade tells Will Gwen and Casey were together. Will blames Jade for making matters worse and orders her to go to another room. The two argue and Jade storms off to take a shower. Meanwhile, Gwen is at Carly's, and she explains to her why she has broken up with her husband. Carly suggests that maybe Will kept the affair a secret because he didn't want to hurt her, but Gwen is still not ready to forgive Will. When Gwen tells Carly Will stayed with Jade last night, Carly thinks Jade is playing mind games with Gwen to keep her from her husband. Carly urges her sister to go to the motel to find out if the two are really staying together.
At work, Mike gets a surprise visit from Katie, who has been taking vitamins to increase her odds of conceiving. The two make love on the floor of the room Mike is fixing up. Just then, a surprised Simon walks in on the two, and quickly leaves before he is seen. He then goes to Carly and recounts to her what he saw. Carly shows her sympathy to Simon and admits she was a little jealous when she saw Jack and Eve together at the hospital the other night. She asks Simon if he would like to go with her and her kids to a drive-in movie to help take his mind off of things and Simon agrees.
Gwen finds Will at the motel and asks him if he is alone. Just then Jade comes out from the shower and Gwen gets upset, realizing that Jade wasn't playing mind games after all. Will escorts Gwen outside of the room so that they can talk. Gwen accuses Will of being so thoughtless to stay with Jade. Will contends that he only stayed with Jade because she was scared, but Gwen admonished Will that staying with Jade isn't going to help them possibly get back together. Will then tries to compare their situation with when Gwen and Casey slept together many moons ago and had a child. An outraged Gwen argues that the two cannot be compared. Seeing how going to visit Will has done nothing to help their relationship, Gwen goes off. Jade tells Will she overheard the two arguing. Seizing the moment, she consoles Will and the two share a passionate kiss.
Maddie goes into the hotel room and is relieved to find that it is empty. But she is surprised to find Louis, with a gift for her: a poster of her favorite movie. Maddie has a flashback and realizes the poster is identical to the one hanging on the wall when she was sexually assaulted. Maddie angrily rejects the gift. Meanwhile at the police department, Margo tells Dallas she thinks Maddie incident with the slasher just doesn't add up. Dallas informs Margo that he went to the university where Maddie claimed she was attacked and found out there was no frat party. To make matters worse, the fraternity had been involved in some suspicious activity and was disbanded by the dean years ago. Now Margo wonders whether Maddie was ever even raped at all. Back at the hotel, Louis tries to reason with Maddie but she refuses to talk with him. Louis locks the door of the hotel and then attempts to get Maddie to talk. Maddie has flashbacks of her sexual assault and realizes that it was Louis who raped her.
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Lucy, dressed for a night out, sees Dusty sitting by himself drinking bourbon at the Lakeview and sits down at his table, telling him she needs to properly thank him for saving her life. She gives him box seat tickets to a baseball game and a coupon for an evening of free babysitting. They talk, and Dusty tells Lucy he had no right to blame Jennifer's death on her. Lucy tells him she feels like a failure as a doctor these days because she let Jennifer die; Dusty tells her to stop saying things like that or he'll get mad. The babysitter comes downstairs with Johnny, telling Dusty that he's having trouble falling asleep, so Dusty takes Johnny and tells the sitter she can go home; he tells Lucy goodnight and takes Johnny upstairs.
Parker asks Carly why Simon has to come with them to the drive-in movie. Simon tells Parker he's never been to a drive-in movie before, saying they don't have them in Australia. He tells him he's driven into a house and into a pool before, but never into a movie, and he makes Parker laugh. Sage and JJ come downstairs, and Carly sends them all out to the car. At the movie, Parker promptly climbs into the front seat between Simon and Carly. Simon asks Carly to go get some popcorn for him, and when she leaves, he asks Parker why he felt like he had to come up front to sit. Parker says he just wants to know what Simon's intentions are towards his mom. Simon tells him that he works with Carly and would like to be her friend, but that's all there is to it. Parker, looking relived, says, "Keep it that way!" as Carly overhears and smiles. By the end of the movie, everyone in the car has fallen asleep except Simon. They go back to Carly's house, and Carly asks JJ to show Simon where Sage's room is, so he can carry her up and put her in her bed. She then asks Parker how the movie was and whether it ended up being okay that Simon was there; Parker supposes it wasn't too bad. Simon comes back down, and Carly invites him to have a cup of coffee, but glancing at Parker, he declines; Carly walks him to the door and thanks him for being so understanding, and he kisses her on the cheek and leaves.
Barbara sees Gwen at Java and expresses concern about her attack, adding that she heard that Will saved Gwen's life. She seems to think this should have put them well on their way to a reconciliation, but Gwen tells her that Will doesn't seem to be going in that direction and that he's at the Wagon Wheel Motel with Jade. Barbara tells Gwen this is all Jade's fault, that she's manipulating Will while he's distraught, and she tells Gwen she'll figure out a way to get Jade out of the picture. Although Gwen protests that it's probably not a good idea, Barbara charges off anyway. Casey comes and sits down, and after Gwen tells him the advice she's gotten from Carly and from Barbara, he tells her she should stop listening to everyone else and let her own instincts lead the way; when she asks what he thinks she should do about Will, he tells her to do nothing.
At the Wagon Wheel Motel, as she drops her robe and dresses in front of him, Jade tells Will he can play the fool over Gwen if he wants to; Will grabs her and kisses her, and they have sex. She tells Will that she realizes he doesn't love her, but she thinks they can be "friends, with benefits." He says he wants Gwen back and that he can't accomplish that if they are friends of any kind, so he thinks it's best if they don't see each other at all anymore. Jade gets huffy and starts to dress to leave, when Barbara pounds on the door, demanding that Will let her in. Jade hurries into the bathroom, but when Barbara comes in and looks at the room, she immediately realizes what's going on and opens the bathroom door. She berates Jade for being disgraceful and asks Will if "some cheesy motel and some girl you don't care about" is really what he wants, telling him he's ruining his life and self-destructing. Angry, Will asks Jade if she has anything decent to wear, telling her they're going to go out. Barbara says, "Your sister would roll over in her grave!" and leaves. Jade puts on her best dress, and she and Will leave the motel.
Barbara returns to Java, where she tells Gwen that Will is taking Jade out on the town to spite her. She says she'll have to come up with something else, but Gwen tells her she's done enough for now, and Barbara leaves. Casey sits back down and tells Gwen he's tired of trying to get Maddie to open up to him and get back together with him, that maybe she really is the slasher, and he thinks he and Gwen should both get away for the weekend so they can quit worrying about Will and Maddie. He tells her there's a big party planned up at the lake, and he thinks they should go together.
At the Lakeview, Dallas and Margo wonder what it means that Maddie lied about the frat party in Chicago. Dallas, playing devil's advocate, wonders whether Maddie also lied about being sexually assaulted, but Margo says she doesn't think so. They decide to go upstairs to question her about the lie. Meanwhile, in Eve's suite, Maddie is upset when Louis comes into the room and locks the door to the suite. He tells her they need to become "close" again, saying she loves him. When she tells him that he raped her, he denies that it was rape, telling her she was the one who came after him, dressing in tight tops and short skirts and always coming to him for advice. He tells her they have a "special" relationship that's "private and secret." When he touches her, Maddie tells him if he rapes her again, she will tell Eve; he asks her who she thinks Eve will believe. As he grabs her, Maddie grabs a knife from a table and threatens Louis, saying, "I said, �No!'" Louis replies, "Oh, Maddie likes it rough!" and grabs the knife from her, but at that moment, Margo and Dallas knock on the door and call out for Maddie. Louis tells Maddie that he can get to Eve and Henry if she talks, then he lets Margo and Dallas in. Margo takes one look at Maddie and asks what's going on, but Louis says they were just talking. Margo tells Maddie she needs to ask her some more questions at the station, but Louis objects, saying she's a minor and should have a family member or her attorney present before the police ask any more questions. Eve and Henry return at that moment and agree with Louis that Maddie shouldn't be questioned alone. They all sit down, and Dallas tells Maddie that he found out there never was a frat party in Chicago. Although Maddie admits having lied about the frat house party, when Margo asks if Maddie really was assaulted, she nods, and Margo tells her that she needs to tell them who hurt her.
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