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Reviews by jasonjlewis:
3.53/5 rDev -13.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a 1 finger head with good retention and an amber color.
Smell is of some mild aromatic malt.
Taste is of caramel malts with a hint of hop bitterness. It's sort of uninteresting.
Crisp mouthfeel with decent fullness.
This is a pretty decent beer, nothing special, but it's sessionable for sure.
Thanks to Beubie for the sample.
Serving type: bottle
02-28-2009 06:15:04 | More by jasonjlewis
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3.75/5 rDev -7.9%
05-22-2013 18:58:10 | More by Kegatron
4/5 rDev -1.7%
08-05-2012 03:14:50 | More by Doyle
3.5/5 rDev -14%
01-11-2012 16:27:53 | More by zenwatts
3.5/5 rDev -14%
01-08-2012 23:00:52 | More by imperialking
South Carolina
3/5 rDev -26.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
brown, very clear with lots of carbonation, really quite nice and a classic look for a bock. Thin off white head formed on the top, but quickly faded to just a thin film that stayed throughout the session, but offered no side glass contribution.
The aroma was your classic malty bock. Nice sweet caramel and nutty aromas mixed in with a good earthy tone. The flavor followed through very closely with a nice bitter malty flavor and a good amount of sweetness
Serving type: bottle
12-04-2011 06:29:12 | More by mikesgroove
4.13/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to sonicdescent for this one. Poured into a mug. Appearance is reddish brown with a 2-finger light beige head. Minimal lacing.
Smell is strong of caramel & chocolate, but there are nice hints of vanilla, wheat, sour herbal hops & yeast. The taste is dominated by the chocolate and caramel. There are some additional flavors of sour rye, whiskey, vanilla, and bread. Mouthfeel is smooth, finish is dry.
This is a very drinkable brew; very filling.
Serving type: bottle
08-27-2009 03:07:43 | More by theghost3
4.1/5 rDev +0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours a nice brownish copper color with ver nice head and some decent lacing. Nice malty scent with a hint of spices: cinnamon and nutmeg, perhaps, with a little hop undertone. Nice thick malty taste, with a nice hint of spice and a decent malt/hop aftertaste. Goes down quite nice!
Serving type: bottle
08-16-2009 23:42:31 | More by JamesS
4.28/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Pours chestnut with a finger of tan head. Average lacing & head retention
S: Brown bread & toffee & a touch of boozeyness, once warm
T: Brown bread & caramel with dryness up front, plus a touch of herbal hops. More brown bread & caramel as this warms, along with slight grainyness and toasty malt. Finishes dry, toasty & with nice caramel notes
MF: Medium bodied with fairly soft carbonation, slight stickyness as well
Drinks really easy, not a perfect bock, but one I'd happily put in rotation if given the chance
Serving type: bottle
07-11-2009 01:25:21 | More by russpowell
4/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a cloudy, amber/brown color with lighter amber along the edges and bottom of the glass. 5/4 inch head of an off-white color. Great retention and good lacing. Smells of sweet malt, yeast, slight roasted malt, and slight hop. Fits the style of a Bock. Mouth feel is smooth and slightly thick with an average carbonation level. Tastes of sweet malt, slight roasted malt, hops, slight spice, and yeast in the finish. Overall, a better than average bock, but nothing special. Good blend of flavors, nice mouth feel, and good appearance.
Serving type: bottle
07-07-2009 00:08:33 | More by Tone
South Dakota
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
A- Pours a translucent deep brownish-red with a pillow of light brown head with huge bubbles. Thin lacing sticking all over my glass.
S- Malts and caramely goodness. Smells sweet.
T- Tastes full, caramel, cocoa, toasted malts, raisins. Very balanced.
M- Nice carbonation, just the right amount for my taste. Feels full on my palate.
D- Very drinkable. Very balanced and refreshing beer.
Poured from the bottle into a pint glass.
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2009 21:51:39 | More by beerdavis
4/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Found this review from earlier this year under my desk while cleaning and I haven't posted it yet...
Poured with a .5 finger head that dissipated quickly. Deep rich amber color with mild to medium carbonation. Light splotchy lacing.
Smells of malts and deep dark fruits.
Tastes of malts, chocolate, dark fruits and chocolate.
Smooth crisp mouthfeel, medium carbonation.
Goes down pretty easy. I have drank multiple of these in a night on several occasions.
Serving type: bottle
05-05-2009 23:20:39 | More by ThePeskyDingo
4.15/5 rDev +2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Clear maroon ruby mix with a small khaki colored capping. Nice lacing in thin sheeting with some broken holes and strings in a few areas.
Mildly set aroma with some cocoa, toasted grains, and a tender sweet bready undertone. Notes of red malt, caramel, grass, and partial roasted malt too. A fairly complex nose, just not all that potent; takes some major wiffing to get it in. However, what's there is quite nice.
Taste is quite nice with a pleasing easy tone of slightly roasty maltyness, caramel, mixing with a fluffed cocoa-esk tweak on top of some slight burnt grassyness. Smidgeons of burntness play off the finish as it stays mildly set in a firm but light amount of toasty bready sweetness.
Feel is a firm, nearly creamy, and smooth medium body with a finely drifted tone of sweetened roast, caramel, and cocoa dryness floating about adding a great complexity that is much like a great brown ale. Which this comes across more like then a Bock, but that may be splitting a few hairs I'm sure.
Very drinkable stuff and quite enjoyable. Glad to have been convinced to grab some after many other various years of the Snowstorm being fairly disappointing. This 2008 more then makes up for it.
Serving type: bottle
03-30-2009 17:21:21 | More by tavernjef
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Appearance - Copper reddish brown beer. Nice foamy head which leaves a nice lace on the glass.
Smell - Malty with some caramel.
Taste - Malt with some rye and chocolate. Quite interesting.
Mouthfeel - Medium bodied. Right amount of carbonation.
Drinkability - Quite drinkable. I could easily have a few of these.
Serving type: bottle
03-22-2009 21:01:29 | More by hardy008
3.35/5 rDev -17.7%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Pours an amber brown into glass with a small head. Aroma is malt with bread and grain (lager-like). Flavor isn't too bad, there is some sweetness in there but mostly bread and grain with some caramel. I thought this brew could be drain pour from the aroma but it's actually drinkable. Lots of malt flavor in this brew and goes down smooth and refreshing.
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2009 23:37:31 | More by mbrasi
3.78/5 rDev -7.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours a perfectly clear amber with a decent enough light tan head. Nose is leafy and with a minor sweet edge to it. Flavor is leafy, earthy, and tangy sweet. A bit too tangy IMO, but I still like it enough. Seems to mellow out a slight bit as it warms. Smooth liquid with an almost sticky feel to it. Carbonation is pretty low. Hey, I can dig it.
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2009 04:48:08 | More by RblWthACoz
3.85/5 rDev -5.4%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Pours a nice dark copper with a bit of white head. Smells of some thick fruit.. not sure if I can sense the rye or not. The mouthfeel is average-ish.. medium bodied with a faint tartness and not too carbonated. The taste is pretty good--a mix of syrupy fruits and a bit of the rye I'm thinking. Overall I liked this one and will be enjoyed it much.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2009 21:59:51 | More by jeremyd365
3.38/5 rDev -17%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A-Pours a deep hazy amber color with an off white medium creamy to slightly bubbly head that slowly fades to a good film on the beer, but very good retention with really good lacing all the way down my glass.
S-The aroma is of faint dark fruits. That's about is. Slight notes of rye in the nose.
T-Strong sweet caramel with some strong astringency and tangy alcohol notes, big minus.
M-Medium to almost light bodied. Slightly cloying.
D-Ok drinkability. I could probably have a few of these in a night. But it wasn't all that.
Serving type: bottle
02-17-2009 06:44:26 | More by hoplover82
4/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Poured into a pint glass, enjoyed while reading a chapter out of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
A-Copper-brown beer, clear and dark. A large tan head lightly tops it off. Head reduced down slowly to a consistent layer of bubbles and retained nicely.
S-Fruity esters, rye spice, hints of black pepper, over a caramel and bready malt.
T-Caramel, chocolate and nutty bread malts create the foundation of this beer's flavor, with a slight spice poking through. Hop bitterness provides a balance to this luscious, malty brew. Finishes rather dry with a faint chocolate taste lingering with a spicy breadiness.
M-Medium bodied, moderate level of carbonation. This brew has a comforting feel to it, further accentuated by its rich flavors.
D-I've had this beer many times over this winter season and have thoroughly enjoyed it time and again. Another winner for the Snowstorm beers from Schell's. A very full flavor profile with many tastes to play with, making it an enjoyable beer.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2009 19:00:07 | More by CHSLBrew
4.28/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
I've heard alot about this beer, so I was very excited to see this as a part of the sampler pack! Not too easy to get this locally.
A: Dark/hazy brown, lingering head, lingering lace.
S: Bready/malty as hell. Chocolate malts.
T: Chocolate malt, bread, a slight bit of prune/fig/dark fruits. Slight metallic taste at the back. Yeah, this is nice.
M: Metallic aftertaste ( well, slight metallic), keeps this from being higher. The semi-sweet chocolate hangs around a bit.
D: Well, if I had a 6er of these guys, I would/could EASILY kill it. While snowstorm might be a catchy name, it detracts from the "pure" bock nature of this beer. Dammit, I like this beer!!
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2009 02:28:28 | More by KI9A
4/5 rDev -1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
A= Dark brown or amber depending on the lighting. excellent head that sticks around for a while. Lacing is decent on the sides of my glass
S= Very bready smelling. One of the most bread like beers I've ever smelled.
T= chocolate, bread and a small hint of hops to finish. The bread flavor again sort of tastes me away with this beer.
M= smooth and crisp at the same time. Very interesting
D= very high. This is a great beer. The best from schell I've had so far.
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2009 02:44:59 | More by jjanega08
3.5/5 rDev -14%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottle from trade. Pours dark amber, smells bread-like, with a bit of pepper and rye. Nice flavor, the rye comes out a plays well with the malt and a bit of balancing hops. For a bock, it's quite drinkable, even though it's a bit on the thick tasting side. Cool beer, I'd drink it again.
Serving type: bottle
02-02-2009 00:51:56 | More by Dubbercody
3.45/5 rDev -15.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a tumbler glass. Printed freshness date of "060409".
Appearance: Clear dark brown with a big off-white head. Head retention is fairly good, but the lacing leaves a bit to be desired.
Smell: Sweet malts with a vaguely chocolate aroma.
Taste: Rye and caramel barley malt with a bitter finish.
This beer is kinda ho-hum. I'd rather have Michelob's winter seasonal to be completely honest.
Serving type: bottle
01-31-2009 04:27:41 | More by BierFan
Ontario (Canada)
4.15/5 rDev +2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
12 oz bottle, big thanks to grub for sharing!
Pours a clear dark orange, some ruby reddish hues, medium sized white head, settles down to a thin collar and a thin layer on top, some lace spots, good retention. Smell is nice, very clean and malty, caramel, toast, biscuit, dark fruits, strawberries and melon, some sweet sugars, really nice. Taste is neat, very biscuity, very heavy toffee, iron, toasty, brown sugar, treacle, some raisin, nice malty sweetness, night fruitiness, but very clean finish. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with low carbonation, very smooth and drinkable. A very nice bock, really smooth and very well put together. Thanks Russ.
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2009 23:54:42 | More by Viggo
Ontario (Canada)
3.8/5 rDev -6.6%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
got this one as a bonus in a recent trade with WankerWeasel. thanks ben!
12oz bottle. sampled jan 29/09.
pours red-brown with a small very fine tan head. the head drops fairly quick and leaves lots of spotty lace.
aroma is nice. light caramel and toffee. whole wheat bread. touch of biscuit. touch of fruity character. earthy. light alcohol.
taste is good. lightly toasted multi-grain bread. bit of biscuit. bit of caramel and toffee. alcohol. just a hint of roast. almond. bit of earthy character too. bit fruity. low bitterness level.
mouthfeel is good. medium body. medium carbonation level.
drinkability is nice. mostly balanced, with just a little alcoholic edge creeping in.
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2009 23:53:05 | More by grub
Snowstorm 2008 from August Schell Brewing Company
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After last Thursday's meeting with the chiefs of Hillsborough County Fire Rescue, the Lutz Volunteer Firefighter's Association was stripped of its main duty: fostering the development and maintenance of the Lutz Volunteer Fire Department.
On Jan. 1, 2013, it will no longer be the Lutz Volunteer Fire Department's station, it will be another Hillsborough County Fire Department station. The volunteer program will be transformed into what the county is calling the Reserve Responder program. Volunteers will still exist but there will be no more volunteer stations in Hillsborough County.
This was tough news for a volunteer station about to celebrate its 60th year, tougher news for many of the association's board directors.
"It was handled poorly," association president Jay Muffly said.
Muffly echoed what a few Lutz citizens and board members brought up at the Dec. 6 meeting; that they don't think the county and the County Commission handled the situation appropriately with regards to the Lutz department.
The county's argument, voiced by Fire Chief Ron Rogers was that the county faced "liability issues" under the current format of volunteer fire stations. Rogers cited certain stations losing their nonprofit status and that some volunteers were under-trained as reasons for the takeover.
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"It's a power grab," current bookkeeper, long-time president and board member and long time volunteer firefighter Jerry Goins said. "The union has wanted to get rid of us for years and now they've done it."
Goins claims that ever since the framework of the Hillsborough County Fire Department was established in 1973, "they've been after the volunteer departments."
"When they changed the county administrator, the fire chief assistant, and the county administrator for public safety and eliminated the volunteer coordinator, the writing was on the wall," Muffly said.
The Lutz department is actually a very well trained department, volunteer officials said. Seventeen of the 27 volunteers all have Firefighter 2 certification and 18 have EMT certification.
Regardless, handover is supposed to happen on Jan. 1.
Now the association has to liquidate its assets. The association still owns the two buildings across the street from the station, a Ford F150 used as the volunteer chief's truck, Suzie - a 1940 grove truck that was converted to the station's first engine in 1952 along with mountains of documents, office supplies and fire equipment. The association holds a surplus of funds so discussions were made over what to do with the remaining money.
The one idea that was approved was to have an appreciation banquet for all of the volunteer firefighters to thank them for their time and effort invested in building a better community. Other ideas that were discussed included starting a scholarship fund.
The biggest issue seemed to be what to do with the two buildings across the street from the station. Goins estimated that it would cost a 501(c)(4) or (3) nonprofit roughly six thousand dollars a year to maintain. The association looked to the Lutz Land O' Lakes Women's Club as a potential suitor to take over the building but also appointed a committee to look into obtaining a Realtor to assist in selling the buildings.
One sentiment was common throughout.
"We want to keep the building in the hands of people that will use it for the community," Muffly said.
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Volunteer Firefighter's Role to Be Discussed Tonight
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Although one is a 6-foot-1 post player from Fort Worth and the other a 5-foot-8 guard from Ruston, La., there is a great deal of similarity between Jacksonville College's Jasmine Robinson and Chelsea Rogers.
First and foremost both have signed National Letters of Intent to play for Southland Conference (SLC), NCAA, Division I, schools, as Robinson has committed to Sam Houston State University and Rogers to Northwestern (La.) State University.
The parallel doesn't stop there, however.
"Both of these young ladies came here and worked hard in the class room and on the basketball court in hopes that it would all pay off and it did," former JC head women's basketball coach Lynn Nabi, who is the school's academic dean now, said Wednesday afternoon. "Chelsie (Rogers) leaves here with a 3.8 grade point average and Jasmine (Robinson) has done terrific in the classroom, too. Both of these young ladies stepped up in their sophomore year and really took care of their business."
Robinson said that Sam Houston's relative close proximity to her home played a big part of her final decision.
"The fact that Sam Houston is close to home made it the best option for me, I felt," Robinson said.
Robinson was also heavily recruited by Texas Pan American, Jackson State, Louisiana-Lafayette, North Texas and Angelo State.
Rogers gave two reason she for becoming a Lady Demon.
"Northwestern has one of the best nursing programs in Louisiana," she said. "And when they offered to pay for everything, I couldn't say no to that."
Sam Houston finished 18-15 and 13-5 in the SLC and tied Oral Roberts for first in the regular-season standings.
Northwestern St. (12-18, 7-11) was eighth in the standings.
Rogers is the eighth player to sign with the Lady Demons for 2013-14, as the team looks to improve its roster.
Robinson and Rogers both stated that their two years at JC turned out to be an ideal avenue for growth and that they each feel that they are better equipped to meet the demands of D-I basketball after being Lady Jags for the past two seasons.
As for their thoughts on becoming rivals now, Robinson had this to say.
"I'm glad I will know someone on one of opposing teams, that's always cool," she said.
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CHAPEL HILL — Being elected to the Town Council brings a lot of responsibilities and challenges, but incumbent Council member Ed Harrison said he enjoys the job.
You do the job, you listen to the people and you represent their concerns, Harrison, 62, said. You let them know how to get help, and you keep them informed about what's happening around town, he said.
"I think government is what (former President) Jimmy Carter said, a government is as good as its people," he said. "That why I tell people what's going on, because I think we're a good government because of the people we have in Chapel Hill."
During the past 12 years, Harrison has become the go-to member on local and regional transit and environmental issues. He is running this year against eight other candidates for four Town Council seats.
Early voting starts Thursday; the general election is Nov. 5.
Harrison, a South Carolina native, grew up in a car-free home in New York. He was 6 when his mom taught him to cross the street and wait with other kids for the bus. He moved on to trains, and today, Harrison rides his bike around town and to meetings.
Chapel Hill Transit is a much better-run system now than it used to be, he said.
"They've really refined their planning, and I think the money's going to be used well," he said.
The town, UNC and Carrboro are paying more for transit because of state and federal cuts. They're starting to plan their financial future, but fare-free service isn't going anywhere, he said.
"When you bring that up with the university, they say we're out of here if you (end) fare-free," he said.
A vehicle registration tax and half-cent sales tax that voters approved last year are paying for more bus service and light-rail line studies, he said. In roughly 15 years, the 17-mile light-rail line from UNC Hospitals to Durham will replace buses on N.C. 54, freeing them to serve people elsewhere, he said.
"UNC is not getting rid of employees," Harrison said. "That campus is going to fill out all that it can. At some point in history, Carolina North is going to get built."
Light rail also will bring more height, people and offices to stations in the N.C. 54 corridor, one of six areas identified for development in the 2020 Plan for town growth. Central West – the Estes Drive-Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard area – will make the first report to the Town Council in November.
The town's commercial development and tax revenues will be restricted by state annexation laws and limits on surrounding rural land, Harrison said. He declined to speculate how many stories might be built across town. It varies by the situation and the topography, he said.
The Franklin hotel and 140 West Franklin are tall buildings that fit into their surroundings because of upper floor step-backs and landscaping, he said. The East 54 development was a learning experience, he said.
"We're starting to get very demanding (after East 54) that people should show us what it looks like," he said.
Single-family housing needs another look, too, Harrison said. County residential building permits have fallen in the past decade; the town issued only a handful of new home construction permits last year, he said.
Development's effects on the town's low-lying areas can be mitigated with the right kind of stormwater controls, he said. The drainage systems aren't designed to handle the unusual amount of rain this summer that caused damaging floods, he said.
The town is trying a second time to buy several flooded Camelot Village Apartments buildings with federal money, but the reality is that will remove more affordable rentals from the local market, he said.
The council will begin to talk in earnest tonight, Oct. 16, about affordable rental housing when a committee shares its plan for finding the land and funding construction. It could take a while, which is a problem given the short timeline for a nonprofit developer's proposed housing project on town-owned property off Legion Road, he said.
A voter-approved bond to pay for housing would be easier than a tax increase, Harrison said. Land is his biggest concern, because the town doesn't have much and what it has isn't large, he said. It's too early to speculate on the future of roughly a dozen town properties that could be sold or reused, he said.
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---- — Brittany Collens earned it, there's no denying that.
After deciding to focus much of her adolescence to tennis, the senior at Manchester Essex went all in, leaving the Hornets' program after her freshman year to devote endless hours to her training at the Manchester Athletic Club.
That all paid off for Collens yesterday when, surrounded by friends, mentors and family in the Manchester Essex gym, she officially signed her letter of intent to join the New Mexico State tennis program next fall.
"I'm so excited," Collens said. "I love it there. It's a huge school and I've always wanted to go to a huge school. The sports facilities are amazing, they're all new. I was amazed when I went out there with how new and how nice the tennis center was.
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Collens grew up as a girl who, in her own words, "was into all sports."
When she was in middle school, though, she decided that tennis was going to be her thing, and it was clear from the beginning that that was a good decision.
While training with coaches Francisco Montoya and Alex Howard at the MAC Tennis Academy, Collens joined the perennially powerful Hornets' program as a seventh-grader.
As the No. 1.
After tearing through opponents for three years with the Hornets, however, Collens' aspirations forced her to leave the program.
To adhere to MIAA rules, Collens was unable to train with her Academy during the Hornets' season, a rule that ultimately forced her departure.
From there on, Collens' life went down a path atypical to that of a normal high school student.
As a member of an Academy that requires such a commitment that most members must be home-schooled, Collens chose to continue at Manchester Essex.
Only, most days, she'd miss two or more classes to allow her to get to the MAC for training, usually from noon to 7 p.m. each day.
But despite teaching herself much of her coursework on top of the rigors of her tennis training, she was able to maintain an A/B average.
"I played from seventh grade to ninth grade," Collens said, "and then Francisco told me, 'If you want to go Division 1, I need you here at the MAC with my academy every day for four-to-five hours."
Ultimately, her coach's advice paid off. Collens expanded her reach from regional tournaments to national tournaments, and in December 2011 she traveled to Florida for a high-exposure tournament featuring many top international amateurs.
One of those amateurs was Collens' first opponent in that tournament, a top-ranked player from Puerto Rico. Her upset win in that match paved the way to her ultimate commitment to New Mexico State, as the coaching staff -- which was originally studying Collens' opponent -- followed her through the rest of the tournament.
After Collens and her father, Josiah, went through constant contact and emails with the New Mexico State staff and other suitors -- including Siena, Southern Illinois, UConn and St. Bonaventure -- the Lobos were there from the start, and were the answer in the end.
"I was really nervous in that first round because I saw the New Mexico State coaches and I was playing the top girl in the tournament," Collens explained. "But I ended up winning the tournament, and afterwards they talked to my Dad and we'd been exchanging emails ever since, and I kind of knew that was my top choice since then."
Yesterday's commitment was the end of a long road for Collens.
Before she sets off on the next step of her tennis career, though, she'll get a chance to take a step back when she rejoins the Hornets this spring for her senior season.
Not good news for the rest of the Cape Ann League.
And while, at the end of it all, Collens admits there are things that she'll miss about Manchester while living more than 2,000 miles away in Albuquerque, there's little doubt that she's thrilled to have the opportunity.
"I'm very independent," Collens said. "But I'm going to miss my family so much. My Dad's moving to California, so he'll be able to see most of my matches, but I'm so close with my Mom.
With an off-campus apartment with a pool and Albuquerque's beautiful weather, though, Collens has little concern about convincing her mother to visit.
"It'll be interesting," she said with a laugh, "but I'll make sure she comes down a couple times."


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ASHLAND — Aaron Pettrey is still hanging out between the hash marks.
The former Raceland and Ohio State star kicker, who had a brief stint in the NFL, is now teaching others his fine-tuned craft.
Pettrey will hold a kicking camp at Kentucky Christian University in Grayson on June 30.
Over the past year, he has conducted one-on-one lessons for aspiring kickers and five of his students are already kicking in college.
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Seniors Clark Rice and Brandon Stevens will be members of the RedStorm.
Rice, a 6-foot, 195-pound catcher, batted .354 with 18 RBIs during the regular season for the Bulldogs. He slugged .448 and got on base 46 percent of the time.
Stevens (5-9, 175) is a left-handed pitcher and first baseman. He sported a 7-2 record to go with a tidy 1.30 earned run average during the regular season. In 13 total appearances (seven starts), he tossed three complete games and two shutouts.
Stevens allowed 46 hits in 53 2/3 innings.
Lawrence County took a 21-11 record into Thursday night's 57th District Tournament semifinal game against fellow 20-game winner Paintsville.
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Former Boyd County coach Jody Hamilton, who guided the Lions to the 2001 state baseball championship, notched his 800th career win on Monday night.
Leading West Jessamine for the past 11 seasons, Hamilton became the seventh coach to reach the milestone in the state, according to the Kentucky High School Athletic Association.
West Jessamine beat Burgin, 15-0, to help Hamilton reach the mark.
The Colts are 24-10, which includes a win over Boyd County in April. They defeated Mercer County on Tuesday for the 46th District title.
Greenup Search
The search for a Greenup County girls basketball coach has been on for a couple weeks now, as Mark Cantrell resigned after one year earlier this month.
According to Jerry Allen, Greenup County's athletic director, the school hopes to make a hire in the early part of June.
The Lady Musketeers went 12-18 and lost in the first round of the 63rd District Tournament.
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You are a user of the FMG9s. That's what I meant.
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And you're not understanding what I'm saying. They can nerf the fire rate of akimbo FMG9's, or any other gun, without touching the normal version. Do you see what I'm saying? The fire rate for akimbo and regular are already different. Akimbo has a higher fire rate than the regular FMG9. They need to greatly reduce the akimbo only.
I'm going to break this spam barrier xP.
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I love balsamic vinegar and I love the flavor of orange, however this vinaigrette was a complete was of ingredients. The balsamic overpowered the orange flavor and the mustard came through - but not in a good way. I tried to save it with some sugar, a bit of salt and some orange juice...
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My husband and I recently started eating healthier, and that included eating more salads and with vinaigrettes rather than commercial salad dressings which can contain lots of saturated fat and sodium. That being said, this is a pretty good recipe. It is quite tart though, so I added a couple tablespoons of honey and that seemed to do the trick and was a nice compliment with the mustard and orange. It is also quite a large recipe, so you may want to cut it in half if you don't plan to use it all week. All in all, I'm glad I found this recipe and plan to continue to use it in the future.
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So, you want to be a writer. You were always good at it, or you never tried it but want to give it a go, or your friend makes money doing it and maybe you could, too.
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Just because you can write doesn't mean you should. Just because you do write doesn't mean you're good. You could call yourself an Olympic diver, but that doesn't mean you are.
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Think digging ditches is hard? At least you know when you are done. Think erecting a skyscraper is hard? At least what you have when you are finished is an unequivocally completed project. Think flipping burgers at the fast food restaurant in the strip mall of the nowhere town in which you live sucks? At least you get a paycheck.
Writing is thankless work. It is like housework. It is like laundry. It is like a soap opera. It is never finished. There is always more to do. People may tell you that you are good, but you won't believe them, or you will believe them too much, or you will not know who to believe, least of all yourself and this thing you created that is nothing more than a mess of letters trying to make sense of things that don't: life, death, what happens in between.
No one can help you.
TIP #3: It's too hard to monetize.
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Odds are, you never will. This is your roulette wheel, and when it lands on every number but the one you picked, and you realize that after years of work, you haven't made more than a pittance at what you thought would be your new career, you will call it a day.
Because you didn't have "it." And you didn't work hard enough to become it. And you will see you should have picked something else: something easier, something less complicated, something other than a writer.
When people tell me, "I want to be a writer," I ask them this question: "What did you write last week?" If the answer is "nothing," I tell them that they clearly don't want to be a writer.
A writer doesn't write because it might be nice. A writer writes because they MUST.
If the answer actually includes something with words, I ask them what they think the market is for that. If they say "I don't know," I encourage them that they either need to learn or come to grips with the fact that they're an amateur writer and always will be. Lots of people write in their spare time. Nothing wrong with that.
After that point, everything about writing is just a business like any other. You need to build skill sets, niches, a customer base, business savvy, etc.
Seems really straightforward to me. I had a conversation with a friend of mine that went like this:
"Oh! I'm a writer."
'Really? That's pretty cool. What kind of things do you write? Short stories? Novels?'
"Well, I haven't written anything yet."
'…well, then you're not a writer, are you?'
I had laughed and related the story to a coworker. Who was also an aspiring writer who hadn't written anything either. She thought I was being harsh.
Sounds like the author has a keen grasp of the obvious…as in 'I get emails all the time from people who want to be heart surgeons….' There is no mystery to writing, nor are the barriers to entry such that 'you shouldn't be a writer'. I have been a freelance writer for a specific business publisher for 25 years, moonlighting. They pay me $150/page for articles ranging from 1 to 4 pages, sometimes as many as 3 each month. Trade publications are always looking for good submissions and freelancers. If you're an accountant, or a hairdresser, or a sales manager, and you have a reasonable grasp of the language, you can contact publishers and offer your services. With your expertise, it is cheaper for them to hire a freelancer than it is to hire a full time writer…and you have experience that their editors generally don't have. There is writing beyond blogging, writing features, short stories, novels, or commentary. It may not be as sexy, but believe me, it can provide a nice second income, and it ain't rocket science (unless, of course, you're writing about rocket science).
I am guessing most of the people emailing you about becoming a writer probably never got good marks in English, they just maybe think anyone even with bad marks can be a blogger or writer.
but, you only comented about the negative parts, what about the pros? what if, the person is made too write, or per se what if the person was born to write?, and they were to scared to do anything and they saw your comments about writing now that would really crush this persone's dreams.
somethings you said were right. But, some were really nagative. what if the person is not doing it for money or popularity? what if it's for their love, and aprecciation for writing ,and they can creat a whole new world or a whole new dimention that will, or could make you "feel" or even burst to tears. Now that wold be shoking, if that person was able to do that but terified of the thoughts and actions of the world.And saw your massage and gave up everithing.think about it.
"A writer doesn't write because it might be nice. A writer writes because they MUST."
Sigh. Not THIS speech again.
"but, you only comented about the negative parts, what about the pros? what if, the person is made too write, or per se what if the person was born to write?, and they were to scared to do anything and they saw your comments about writing now that would really crush this persone's dreams."
@Jessica: Punctuation and commas in the wrong place. Poor spelling. What you just wrote was so poorly written. You are one of the very people the author of this article is trying to get through to. YOU CAN'T WRITE!!
Hey! Shut up!
1. Did you ever think he doesn't want to be writer? Maybe he was spilling the truth but you want to cut him off. Before you start yelling at people you might want to use that thing you call a brain first.
2. Stop Being So UP TIGHT! A future writer passting along wanting to write in the future and they see this and commit suicide. All you're doing is listing the negative facts about writing. Their are pros and cons to every job. For instance it could be someones passion!! It also allows you to express your opinion on the world. Become RICH!! Depending on the type of book it could become a movie. Create characters in your view. How ARE YOU GOING TO POST A HORRIBLY BIASED ARTICLE ON HERE!?
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Blinder 1 Special Edition
December 17th 2012
Fan Photo: The limited edition Blinder 1. Made especially for Japan.
These will not be available in stores. Therefore, we will be running a competition in the New Year giving you guys the chance to win one of these limited edition lights.
Amazingly beautiful!
Rapha.cc review Bouncer U-Lock
December 14th 2012
The Knog Bouncer features in Rapha's #oneoftheseplease weekly posts.
see the full post here - http://www.rapha.cc/oneoftheseplease-week-four
Check out the full Bounder Specs here -http://www.knog.com.au/gear-locks/bouncer.phps
Solid, Rechargeable & Bright
December 13th 2012
small and discreet, yet blindingly bright.
the USB rechargeable and 100% waterproof 1 LED bicycle light
Knog Christmas
December 12th 2012
Now it feels like Christmas. A tree made of bikes! All it needs now is a bunch of Blinder lights and things would be complete - http://www.knog.com.au/gear-blinder-lights/


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CONNEAUT — Florence A. "Effie" (Gurto) Lewis, age 83, of Conneaut, Ohio, died unexpectedly Saturday, July 13, 2013, at her home.
Effie was born on August 3, 1929, in Conneaut, the daughter of Peter and Mary Del Vecchio Gurto. She graduated from Conneaut High School and married her late husband, William D. "Bill" Lewis on Oct. 21, 1948.
Along with her sister, Rosie Speer, she was CO-owner of the former "Rose's Pizza Shop" in Conneaut. Effie was a babysitter for 17 years. She also lived in Ococee, Fla., for 22 years and returned to Conneaut.
Effie was a member of St. Mary/ St. Frances Cabrini Parish.
She enjoyed needlepoint, crocheting and baby-sitting. She also enjoyed baking and cooking Italian food, and especially loved her house and taking care of her family.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, William D. "Bill" Lewis; sisters, Rose Speer, Susie Petrovski, Mary Moneypenny, and infant sisters, Mary Gurto and Filmenia Gurto; and brothers, James Gurto, Christy Gurto, Anthony Gurto, Frank Gurto, and Joseph Gurto.
Effie is survived by her son, Johnny A. and Pam Lewis of Ocoee, Fla.; grandchildren, Emilee Lewis of Ocoee, Fla., and Johnny A. Lewis II; great-grandson, Johnny Lewis III of Conneaut; great-great grandson, Dominic; brother, Pat and Gayle Gurto of Conneaut; and several nieces and nephews.
Calling Hours will be held TODAY, Tuesday, July 16th, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the RAISIAN FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 581 Harbor St., Conneaut.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the American Heart Association in Effie's memory.
View the obituary and sign the guestbook at www.raisianfuneralhome.com and starbeacon.com.