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HST101 - The West and the World I
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This Course Guide is designed to help you get acquainted with writing a research paper and getting acclimated with using a combination of sources as well as differentiating types of sources used within Susan Mort's "The West and the World I", HST 101. If you need assistance using any of the sources or need help finding additional information please contact a reference librarian either by stopping by the LRC, calling 508-678-2811 x2108, or using our Online Reference form.
|Research Project
Topics: Either one approved by the instructor or from the list passed out in class.
Guidelines: Minimum 5 page paper (Not including cover page!), double spaced, 12 font. A 7 page paper is preferred.
You will need at least:
- 1 primary source (appropriate websites may be used)
- 1-2 books
- 1-2 journal articles
You will need to have at least 3 sources all formatted in MLA style! Please do not use Wikipedia or your text book.
Paper will result in a grade letter of "F" if none of these guidelines are followed.
Please refer to the calendar on Elearning for due date.
Plagiarism will NOT be tolerated. For guidelines on plagiarism visit OWL.
|Subject Headings
The Bristol Community College online catalog contains over 300 titles on the subject "ancient". To narrow your results try searching by your topic. For example: "Socrates" or "mummies and Egypt" to limit your results.
Questions on searching? Contact reference at 508-678-2811 X 2108 or by using our Online Reference form.
|Periodical Databases
Databases are accessible from off campus to patrons who have a valid accessBCC card unless otherwise specified.
These databases contain citations and articles from sources such as magazines, peer reviewed journals, newspapers, and government resources. You can access of all these databases from any computer with Internet access.
Search hints: use the terms "and" "or" and "not' to limit your search. For example: "ancient" and "warfare" or "philosophers" and "ancient"; Depending upon your topic you will need to decide which databases to choose.
MasterFile Premier
"This multidisciplinary database provides full text for nearly 1,950 general reference publications with full text information dating as far back as 1975."
Academic Search Premier
"Academic Search Premier provides full text for nearly 4,000 scholarly publications, including full text for nearly 3,100 peer-reviewed journals. Coverage spans virtually every area of academic study and offers information dating as far back as 1975."
Military and Government Collection
"Designed to offer current news pertaining to all branches of the military and government, this database offers a thorough collection of periodicals, academic journals, and other content pertinent to the increasing needs of those sites. The Military & Government Collection provides cover-to-cover full text for nearly 400 journals and periodicals and indexing and abstracts for more than 500 titles." Use for: researching historical battles, swords, armor and various historical personages.
Religion and Philosophy Collection
"This database provides extensive coverage of such topics as world religions, major denominations, biblical studies, religious history, epistemology, political philosophy, philosophy of language, moral philosophy and the history of philosophy. Religion & Philosophy Collection offers more than 300 full text journals, including more than 250 peer-reviewed titles, making it an essential tool for researchers and students of theology and philosophical studies. This database is updated daily via EBSCOhost.". Also useful for researching early religious sects/Christianity and various historical personages.
Expanded Academic ASAP
From arts and the humanities to social sciences, science and technology, this database meets research needs across all academic disciplines.
|Web Sites
Also refer to "web links" on Elearning for more links.
Surfing on your on? Please refer to:
to evaluate your website.
The Perseus Project : An Evolving Digital Library
"Perseus is a continually growing digital library of resources for studying the ancient world. The library's materials include ancient texts and translations, philological tools, maps, extensively illustrated art catalogs, and secondary essays on topics like vase painting. A collaborative team from a number of academic institutions has worked together to amass Perseus materials. Over 70 museums have shared pictures of their art objects."
Internet Sourcebook
(Primary Source) is a collection of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts presented cleanly (without advertising or excessive layout) for educational use.
Librarian's Index to the Internet
is a searchable, annotated subject directory of more than 14,000 Internet resources selected and evaluated by librarians for their usefulness to users of public libraries. LII is used by both librarians and the general public as a reliable and efficient guide to Internet resources.
The Internet Sacred Text Archive
This site is a freely available archive of electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore, and occult and esoteric topics. Texts are presented in English translation and, in some cases, in the original language.
Studies scholarly resources compiled and organized from around the world.
Gode Cookery
is an award-winning medieval history website dedicated to the food & feasts of the Middle Ages & Renaissance. Here you will find information on medieval cooking, instructions for preparing authentic feasts, hundreds of recipes, image collections, a medieval cooking discussion group, graphics, photographs, and history resources.
Anthology of Middle English Literature (1350-1485).
ORB: The Online Reference Book
This site for Medieval Studies is an academic site, written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students.


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There's an economic threat to South Carolina lurking on the horizon.
While this threat to our state hasn't received much attention, it's a threatened round of widespread military base closings throughout the nation. Military officials and other sources believe it's likely to happen in the near future, possibly as soon as 2015.
While that sounds a long way off, if South Carolina is to preserve its military resources, which have a huge economic impact on the state, leaders must begin laying the groundwork immediately to combat the threat of losing military bases.
One of the ways to do this is for the General Assembly to pass military-friendly legislation that some lawmakers have put forth.
The Legislature has a very good track record in this area, and I applaud its members for passing measures to support our state's military members, their families, and their communities.
An example is continuing in-state college tuition rates for dependents of military members after members get transferred outside the state. Another provides temporary professional licenses to spouses of military personnel if they already hold a comparable license issued by another state. This bill helps spouses compete for suitable employment once they arrive, and it helps the state by increasing the availability of skilled talent.
These new laws help members of the military and their families who are stationed in South Carolina, removing some of the obstacles they would otherwise face with education and employment in our state.
As chairman of the South Carolina Military Base Task Force, which works to preserve and enhance our state's military resources, measures like these positively impact those serving in our state.
In November, the S.C. Department of Commerce released a study showing that the military generated $15.7 billion in economic activity in South Carolina during 2011, supporting more than 138,000 jobs throughout the state.
So, let me leave you with bills that the General Assembly could pass and send to Gov. Nikki Haley to help make South Carolina the most military-friendly state in the nation.
One of the bills expands on one of the measures passed last year by allowing military personnel to receive college credit and civilian occupational licensing for courses completed and training mastered as part of their military service.
Another bill addresses active-duty service members who get transferred out of state and are then forced to rent out their homes because they cannot sell them. The bill would allow them to pay their property taxes at "owner-occupied" rates, versus having to pay at the higher "rental property" rates.
It's no secret I'm a Republican. But this is a bipartisan cause: Rep. James Smith, a Democrat from Columbia, is often the main sponsor of bills like these that support our military, as is Rep. Murrell Smith, a Republican from Sumter. Bipartisan – that's the way it should be when it comes to supporting our military community.
Richard Eckstrom is the comptroller general of South Carolina and commander of the S.C. State Guard.


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NBC10.com - George Spencer
It's a bitter defeat for the "Borgata Babes." Thanks to a judge's ruling, the Atlantic City Casino has the right to fire their female employees if they gain too much weight. But the judge's decision has gotten a mixed response from customers. NBC10's George Spencer has the story.
An Atlantic City casino can control how much weight that its cocktail servers gain.
A state judge says the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa's rules are reasonable.
Twenty-two servers, known as "Borgata Babes," objected to the policy, which prohibited the 'Babes' from gaining more than 7 percent of their original body weight. They said the casino only attempted to enforce it on female servers.
"I think it's way too stringent," said former "Borgata Babe" Rene Gaud. "I think it's a way to get rid of the older girls."
The Press of Atlantic City reports the judge found the rule would be considered sexist if the policy targeted female servers only or punished a trait in one sex over another.
The judge found neither was evident in the case and instead said that maintaining a certain weight is part of what the women agreed to do as entertainers.
"I couldn't agree more," said Sean Murphy of Atlantic City. "It's a marketing business. You gotta sell yourself."
"It's kind of 50/50," said Stephanie Murphy. "If they were hired knowing that they had to maintain a certain appearance and they didn't, that's one thing."
Others disagreed however.
"Skinny girls aren't in style no more," said Tanya Myers. "They like the big and thick chicks!"
While the judge said the Borgata's rules aren't discriminatory, some potential customers are still calling for a change in attitude.
"Just because you're big, doesn't mean you're not a babe," said Karen Myers.
"I'm fat," said Jessenia Rodriguez while laughing. "I don't want to be fired because of it."


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Preview Rates to New Cabana Bay Beach Resort Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort is celebrating its 2014 opening with a preview offer, allowing guests to be among the first to experience Universal Orlando's new moderate and value-priced property, inspired by iconic beach resorts of the 1950s and 1960s. For a limited time the whole family can experience Cabana Bay Beach Resort's new family suites with rates starting at $104 per night for a seven-night stay to $134 a night for a three-night stay. The offer is available now for purchase for stays from March 31-June 14, 2014. The offer is available for booking until Jan. 31, 2014. Conditions apply. To learn more, or to make a reservation, call 888-273-1311 or www.universalorlando.com. The park is at 6000 Universal Blvd., Orlando.
Leonardo Da Vinci "Machines" exhibit: The Da Vinci "Machines" exhibit, featuring more than 60 hand-crafted inventions built from Da Vinci's 500-year old designs and the life work of three generations of Florentine artisans will be on display through April at the Bradenton Municipal Auditorium, 1005 First Ave. W., Bradenton. The exhibition models are presented in four themes: Military machines, Flying machines, Nautical and Hydraulic machines as well as devices and inventions illustrating the Principles of Mechanics. The uniquely interactive machines are a popular aspect of each exhibition as visitors can touch and handle these models to gain a first-hand appreciation of how they work. Explanatory notes and illustrative panels with Leonardo's drawings from his codices accompany each model. The exhibit is a ticketed exhibition and will pair with the South Florida Museum with one ticket allowing entrance to both with a discount. For details on exhibit hours, tickets and detailed information, call 941-932-9484 or visit www.discoverdavinci.com.
Big Cat Habitat: Big Cat Habitat and Gulf Coast Sanctuary, a nonprofit safe haven for big cats, bears and other animals in need. Visitors can have an up-close view of the exotic and other animals in the sanctuary on self-guided tours. Regular admission: $15 adults, $7 children ages 12 and younger. Reservations are not required. Parking is free. Refreshments are available for purchase. Winter hours: 12:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Sundays. The sanctuary is at 7101 Palmer Blvd., Sarasota. Information: 941-371-6377 or www.bigcathabitat.org.
Fisher Price "Live From Little People Place" at Busch Gardens: Fisher Price presents "Live From Little People Place" 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. Nov. 21 where kids will get a chance to meet Eddie, Sofie, Tessa, Mia and Koby during a live stage show featuring song and dance that will take audiences on an adventure filled with exploration and discovery. Guests can also take part in a meet-and-greet with the stars from the show at 11:45 a.m. at the park's Zagora Cafe. During show day, children up to age 9 can enjoy the show, along with the rest of Busch Gardens for free. For park location, hours and tickets, visit www.BuschGardensTampa.com.
Christmas Town at Busch Gardens: Christmas Town transforms Busch Gardens into a holiday wonderland of wintery surprises and all things Christmas for 18 select nights, Nov. 29-Dec. 23. Special Christmas entertainment, live music, festive treat, holiday shopping and thousands of twinkling lights will fill the senses with seasonal sights, sounds and flavors to create a memorable new family tradition. Everyone's favorite tradition, SnowWorld presented buy Coca-Cola, returns with three times as much snow. Christmas Town is a separate-ticketed night event, and families and children ages 3-9 will enjoy special $10 advance tickers for their youngest members. For park location, hours and tickets, visit www.BuschGardensTampa.com.
Wild Wonderland at Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo: Meet Santa and his merry mammals, real reindeer, at Wild Wonderland featuring animated displays, a million twinkling lights, free Zoo rides and traditional holiday treats creating a whimsical world of holiday magic 6:30-10 p.m. Dec. 7, 13-15, 17-23, and 26-30. On Dec. 13 zoo visitors can also celebrate the season with the Zoo's primate family as the primates open special presents from Zoo staff and docents as part of their enrichment program. The "Presents for Primates" is included free-of-charge- with Zoo admission. For location, hours and tickets, call 813-935-8552 or www.lowryparkzoo.com.
Florida Aquarium Holiday FantaSea: The Florida Aquarium in Tampa will host Holiday FantaSea, a family-friendly celebration featuring real snow, dazzling holiday lights and more Dec. 26-30. Santa and his swimming elves, as well as special holiday mermaids, will swim throughout the massive tanks alongside all the amazing aquatic creatures each night during Holiday FantaSea. IN addition, the Florida Aquarium will host two dazzling light shows each night, a huge holiday model train display, and extended hours during the event. For location, hours and ticket prices, call (813) 273-4000 or www.flaquarium.org.
Bank of America "Museums on Us": Bank of America's "Museums on Us" is offering cardholders free admission to some of the most exciting cultural venues in the United States Dec. 6-7. Bank of America and Merrill Lynch cardholders can get free access to more than 150 participating museums in 94 cities and include the Florida Holocaust Museum and Tampa Museum of Art in Tampa and the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg. Present your Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card along with a photo ID to gain free general admission. The offer is valid for cardholders only, guests are not eligible. The program excludes fundraising events, special exhibitions and ticketed shows the first full weekend of each month. Information: http://museums.bankofamerica.com.
Herrmanns' Royal Lipizzan Stallions Homepractice performances: Herrmanns' Royal Lipizzan Stallions will begin their homepractice performances 3 p.m. Dec. 19 at 32755 Singletary Road, Myakka City. See these magnificent white stallions as they continue their homepractice performances 3 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and 10 a.m. Saturdays through April 2014. Cost: $5 donation at gate. Information: 941-322-1501 or www.hlipizzans.com.
SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment Salutes Military with "Waves of Honor Program": SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment is honoring the men and women of the U.S. armed services through its Waves of Honor military salute program, providing free admission to the SeaWorld and Busch Gardens Parks, and Sesame Place through 2013. The program provides one complimentary admission through 2013 to the participating parks for the service member and as many as three of his or her dependents. Service members need to register either online at www.wavesofhonor.com or in the entrace plazas of the parks. All dependents 10 and older must present a valid military dependent identification of entry into the park. For park locations, hours and tickets, call 888-800-5447 or visit http://seaworldparks.com.
Busch Gardens and SeaWorld Weekday Tickets Offer: Explore Antarctica: Empire of the Penguin and the wonders of the sea at SeaWorld Orlando, or experience thrilling attractions and amazing land animals at Busch Gardens Tampa with the all-new $50 weekday ticket Mondays-Fridays through Dec. 20. For park location, hours and tickets, visit www.SeaWorldOrlando.com or BuschGardensTampa.com.
Tampa Bay History Center: "Charting the Land of Flowers: 500 Years of Florida Maps," an exhibition featuring over 150 rare maps, documents and other artifacts from the 16th Century through today, will be on display now through Feb. 16 at The Tampa Bay History Center. The maps are on loan from the Library of Congress, the John Carter Brown Library at Brown University, the University of Florida, the Matheson Museum in Gainesville, and other collections and include the first printed map to use the name "Florida," the first printed map to use the name "Tampa," an earliest known map of the City of Tampa, an earliest plat of St. Petersburg, the first map of Miami Beach, and the first map of Ybor City. The history center is at 801 Old Water St., Tampa. For hours and admission, call 813-675-8985 or www.tampabayhistorycenter.org.
Space Shuttle Atlantis: Historic spacecraft Space Shuttle Atlantis' is permanently on display at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. This one-of-a-kind experience delivers extraordinary access to Space Shuttle Atlantis -- from only a few feet away, guests of all ages will be awed and inspired with an up-close, 360-degree view of the orbiter, the wear of its 33 missions apparent on its protective external tiles. Space Shuttle Atlantis features state-of-the-art multimedia presentations and more than 60 interactive exhibits and high-tech simulations. Kennedy Space Center is at State Road 405, Kennedy Space Center. For hours, admission prices and detailed information, call 877-313-2610 or visit www.KennedySpaceCenter.com.
Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party: The Magic Kingdom will host Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party featuring 19 magical nights beginning at 7 p.m. Nov. 8-Dec. 20. Guests with special event tickets to Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party can enjoy all the holiday splendor with lively stage shows featuring Disney characters all dressed up for the holidays, a unique holiday parade and favorite holiday traditions including complimentary cookies and hot cocoa, and snow flurries on Main Street, USA. The nights include a holiday "Celebrate the Magic" castle projection show and Holiday Wishes: Celebrate the Spirit of the Season nighttime fireworks spectacular. Party dates are Nov. 14-15, 17, 21-22 and Dec. 1, 3, 5-6, 8, 10, 12-13, 15, 17, 19-20. The park is at 3111 World Dr.,
Lake Buena Vista. For park hours, tickets and detailed information visit www.disneyworld.com/christmasparty.
2013 Christmas Town at Busch Gardens: Busch Gardens' "2013 Christmas Town," featuring Santa's House, Penguin Point, SnowWorld by Coca-Cola and much more, will transform the park into a nighttime holiday wonderland of wintery surprises and all things Christmas, filling guests' senses to continue the beautiful new tradition for families on 18 select nights Nov. 29-Dec. 23. Guests can look forward to special entertainment, live music, festive treats, holiday shopping and thousands of twinkling Christmas lights. Christmas Town is a separate-ticketed night event, and regular daytime Busch Gardens admissions is not required or included. For park location, hours and tickets, visit www.SeaWorldOrlando.com or BuschGardensTampa.com.
"Santa Jaws at Mote Marine": 'Tis the season to meet Gilly, Santa's helper shark at Mote Marine Laboratorium and Aquarium nonn-2 p.m. Nov. 30, Dec. 7, 14 and 21. Guests can take pictures with Mote mascot Gilly the Shark, who will be dressed for the holidays as Santa Jaws. Photo ops with Santa Jaws are free with admission to Mote. Aquarium visitors can also see more than 100 marine species, including sharks, dolphins, sea turtles, manatees and fish of all shapes and sizes. Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium is at 1600 Ken Thompson Pkwy., Sarasota. For hours, and ticket prices, call 941-388-4441 or www.mote.org.


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The hearwarming musical based on the Liken film!
- Times:
Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays @ 7:30pm
- Prices:
$12 Adult
$10 Child (age 3-11)
$10 Senior (age 65+)
$10 Student (w/ID)
$10 Family/Corporate groups of 20 or more
$6 Church/Non-profit groups of 20 or more
Must be purchased in advance, no refunds or exchanges
Groups who purchase tickets for a Thursday night performance will receive the movie soundtrack to Liken's The First Christmas FREE! Just show your ticket stub at the merchandise table on the Thursday night you attend to receive your FREE SOUNDTRACK.
Online: Click the Buy Tickets button at the bottom of this page
Phone: (801) 225-ARTS, open 10am-6pm weekdays and Saturdays from 12Noon-6pm.
In Person: SCERA Center for the Arts, open 10am-6pm weekdays and Saturdays from 12Noon-6pm.
- Location:
SCERA Center: Showhouse II
745 South State Street, Orem, UT 84058
- Showhouse II seating map
Click here to read the great review from Utah Theatre Bloggers!
After a sold-out world premiere last year, Liken is returning with The First Christmas, a stage version that includes all the beloved songs from the film, along with brand new music and dancing created especially for this production. When Amelia and her parents visit her grandmother on Christmas Eve shortly after her grandfather's passing, all three generations find comfort and joy though a vividly imagined retelling of the Christmas story. Warm your own heart through the interweaving journeys of Mary & Joseph, Elisabeth & Zacharias, Gabriel & his Amazing Heavenly Host Choir, a group of shepherds led by Omar & Sharif, and a quartet of wise men - Melchior, Caspar, Balthazar and...Bob. Sure to become a treasured Christmas tradition for your family. Directed by Michael Carrasco. Music Direction by Michael DuBois. Choreography by Nichole Ortega. Co-produced by SCERA and Liken (Ken Agle & Dennis Agle).


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The academic requirements for dental school are essentially the same as those for medical school, with only few schools requiring additional work in the sciences. The typical dental school requirements are:
Several dental schools also require or recommend biochemistry, psychology, mathematics or cell biology. We recommend that students preparing the health professions consider taking Math 113, Calculus I and Math 253, Statistics.
As with all health professions, dental schools favor candidates who have shown evidence of service to their communities. Many dental schools require that applicants have substantial experience in a dental clinic and provide a recommendation from a practitioner with whom they have worked. See Leslie North for suggestions on shadowing opportunities with dentists.
The successful practice of dental medicine requires manual dexterity and excellent perceptual ability. Candidates who have played the piano or a wind instrument, or who enjoy hobbies that requires small motor skills (model building, knitting) have an easy time demonstrating that they have sufficient dexterity and perceptual ability to succeed in the profession.
All U.S. dental schools require applicants to take the DAT (Dental Admissions Test). This examination is a computer-based, multiple choice test that covers:
The DAT is administered throughout the year at Prometric Testing Centers. Candidates must submit a DAT application form and pay a fee before they can schedule a test date at Prometric. Scores are available immediately after the test. See Leslie North to develop a testing and application time line.
In recent years, one or more Hamilton graduates have enrolled at the following dental schools:
For more application on the dental school admission process visit The American Dental Education Association Website.
For more information on the dental profession visit the American Dental Association Website.
Look at Ms. North's appointment calendar to identify a mutually convenient meeting time; then call 859-4584 to schedule an appointment. Appointments are available M-F on the hour: 9, 10, 11, 1, 2, 3, and 4.
The Health Professions Advising office is located in Bristol #304.
Students applying to medical or dental school this year are asked to schedule a two-hour interview appointment before April 1.


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[UPDATE: Tacoma PD on Tuesday identified the officer involved in the shooting. He is Keith O'Rourke, 40, a 6-year veteran of the department.]
A Tacoma Police officer shot and killed a man Friday afternoon while responding to a domestic violence call.
Tacoma PD said the officer was not injured in the incident, which occurred near the intersection of S. 8th St. and S. M St. in Tacoma.
Tacoma Police Chief Dan Ramsdell said police received a report around 4 p.m. of a man and woman fighting at apartment in North Tacoma.
When police arrived at that scene they found no one there and moved on to 809 South M St. where they believed one of the people lived.
When an officer arrived at that location, he saw a man get out of a truck and head into the house. When the officer tried to stop him, the officer said the man pulled out a gun.
The man was then shot and killed by the officer, who fired twice.
Ramsdell said it is not clear yet why the officer felt he had to use deadly force, but the chief said he thinks the officer acted within department policy.
The deceased has not been identified. Police said he was active military, but did not say which branch.
The officer involved has not yet been formally interviewed. He is a 5-year veteran of the force and was present at two past officer involved shootings. This was the first time O'Rourke has used deadly force.
The chief said he did not know if the victim in that shooting died.


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WILSON — Garner Post 232's quest for the American Legion Baseball state championship shifted from the grass and dirt of Fleming Stadium to a national American Legion Baseball national appeals board Monday afternoon.
Garner (24-5) was set to play Randolph County (33-6) and played a half-inning (a 1-2-3 Garner half of the first) before both teams decided to stop the contest and get clarification on a rule.
American Legion national tournament rules for 2013 state that "teams competing in ALB national tournaments must have 12 players available for participation. … Teams with less than 12 players will forfeit their right to participate and the National Appeals Board … shall determine a suitable replacement team."
Post 232 had 11 players in attendance, one short of the 12-man roster it has played with for much of the past three weeks of the playoffs. After starting the summer with 18 players, Garner's roster has shrunk with players leaving the team for various reasons.
Garner Post 232 officials – manager Chris Cook and athletic officer Ross Whitfield – questioned whether the national rule was in effect for a state tournament because there is no specific designation of state tournaments as with national tournaments.
The state's area commissioners, led by state legion baseball chairman Roy Waters, asked for a ruling via phone from the national office and were told that the state tournament falls under national rules, Area I commissioner Bob Figulski said.
Cook said he informed legion commissioners and Waters on Saturday that if his team ended up in an afternoon game Monday he would not have 12 players present because one of those players would be in summer school at college until 1:30 p.m. He did not get a complete answer to his question at that time, he said.
"They said they should have told me then that we couldn't advance," Cook said. "But they didn't. It's just about standing up for what's right. What frustrates me is that there is no common sense used in situations like these. We've got several guys who could have played their last game "
The Garner squad includes players from Garner, Fuquay-Varina and Middle Creek high schools, and had won its first two games in the tournament before falling to 28-1 Wilmington Post 10 – the defending state champion – 6-5 Sunday night.
As of Monday afternoon, Randolph County Post 45, Kernersville Post 36 and Wilmington Post 10 were still eligible to win the state title. Unbeaten Wilmington and once-beaten Kernersville were set to play Monday night.
As host of the Southeastern regional tournament, Randolph County will advance to that event no matter what it does the rest of the way in the state tournament.
Figulski said he would expect a decision from the national appeals board by mid-morning Tuesday at the latest. If Garner's appeal is successful it would play Randolph County to start the day, then one or two games would remain to determine a state champion, depending on the winner of the Kernersville-Wilmington game.
"Everybody wants to see the game played on the field," Figulski said. "It's been a great tournament. We're dealing with a national rule and that's what we're going to have to figure out."
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Red Sox President Larry Lucchino recently spoke on the contract situations of Jason Varitek, Tim Wakefield and David Ortiz, and whether the team regrets signing Carl Crawford.
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By Jon Gerardi
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Loyalsock has the ability, it seems, to have anyone step up on any given night and unfortunately, Lewisburg has found that out the hard way this season.
The first time these HAC-II foes went at it, the Lancers' Ben Sosa scored 14 points.
The rematch? It was Mike Pastore with 13 points.
On Saturday? It was Omar Little.
The senior guard was solid for Loyalsock against a tough Lewisburg defense and scored a team-high 18 points to help down Lewisburg in the first HAC tournament championship, 57-50, at the Magic Dome.
"They've been able to have different guys rise to piggyback with Roger (Wilson). We've taken one guy away and another guy hit (big buckets)," Lewisburg coach John Vaji said. "You're disappointed, you're discouraged you lost, but you look back and say 'hey, we're right there with one of the best teams in the state.' A break here or there and we're going to come out on top and that's what these guys got to believe in themselves."
The Green Dragons managed to tie the game once with 5:52 to play in the second quarter when junior guard Jesse Flannery made it 20-all. After Lewisburg tied it, Loyalsock responded with a 12-0 run that put the Green Dragons into a huge hole that it struggled to climb out of.
The Loyalsock run all but put the game away, as the Green Dragons got no closer than seven points the rest of the night.
The offensive spurt for Lewisburg early came after senior Travis Conrad left the game with an injury.
Roger Wilson recorded a double-double for the Lancers with 15 points and 14 boards while also recording four blocks and two steals.
Loyalsock got out to a big lead in the first half, building up a 10-point lead halfway through the first quarter and holding a double digit lead the second half of the second, leading by as many as 14 points at one time.
"I was a little skeptical coming into this game just because you very seldom can beat a quality ball team three times in a row and gosh, these kids did it and they did it with style," Loyalsock coach Ron Insinger said. "They played hard ball for 32 minutes of fullcourt pressure and I couldn't be more proud of them."
Lewisburg had a huge night from freshman Sam Allen, a center who not only led the Green Dragons in scoring with 16 points, but also grabbed 10 boards.
"He came to play. He was aggressive, he took it (and) he played hard," Vaji said. "(He) played admirably. He went toe to toe with one of the best centers in the area (Wilson). He didn't back down, he really got after some and played well."
The Green Dragons outscored Loyalsock in the second half (26-21), but a 16-8 second quarter for Loyalsock—including its 12-0 run—proved to be the biggest factor of the night.
"We outscored them in the second half, did a lot of good things, but when it comes to crunch time, we've got to be a little tougher physically and mentally to want to get the job done," Vaji said. "The kids are playing hard, but we have to be a little tougher physically to match Loyalsock's toughness."


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By Heather Hansen, Red Lodge Clearing House
As the Montana Department of Environmental Quality mulls an expansion of a coal strip mine east of Billings, the public has an opportunity to give input on what environmental factors the agency should consider.
Chugging away in the northern corner of the well-endowed Powder River Basin, the Rosebud mine is a 25,000-acre complex. Operators extract 12.3 million tons of coal annually, on average. Nearly all of that feeds the nearby 2,100-megawatt Colstrip Power Station, which supplies electricity to parts of Montana, Oregon and Washington. The expansion would encompass approximately 6,800 additional acres and would extend the life of the mine by roughly 19 years.
This comment period offers a chance to step back and look at the state of coal mining and environmental protection in Montana, and what future Westerners envision for the two.
It's estimated that one-quarter of this country's recoverable coal lies in Montana, but most of it remains un-mined because, in addition to some of the coal being low quality, it is pricey to extract and to transport. Given that, and the fact that U.S. coal consumption is at a 40-year low due to the natural gas boom, one may wonder why the Westmoreland Coal Company is choosing now to expand its output at the Rosebud mine.
In one word: exports. Even as coal plants are shuttered here, elsewhere they are coming on line by the dozen each week. U.S. coal exports hit a 20-year high last year with 107 million tons of coal exported primarily to Asia and Europe, and the international demand for coal is projected to rise 65 percent over the next two decades.
Rosebud's planned expansion represents a bet that overseas sales could counteract the industry's nosedive here. With 120 billion tons of coal yet to harvest, and a relative proximity to at least five deep water ports in the Pacific Northwest that are being eyed as potential export terminals, Montana is well-positioned to feed those coal hungry countries.
But many eastern Montana ranchers, who live off the surface resources in the area fret over what will become of their livelihoods in the shadow of the mines. The area's streams are important to them for watering their cattle, and they use the shallow underground aquifers to irrigate their hay. The ranchers have a problem, in particular, with how much water is being used by the coal operations, and the quality of water that's left over. Their concern is based on what they see as the lackluster protection record of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, which issues mining permits.
Rancher Clint McRae, whose family has raised cattle for 130 years between Colstrip and Otter Creek (another coal deposit the state recently leased for $86 million), has suffered contamination from leaking coal ash ponds and low-nutrient grass on so-called 'reclaimed' mine sites. He told the Oregonian recently, "I am expected to sacrifice our operation so a for-profit company can take my land to haul coal to China. I'll fight that tooth and nail."
This sounds like a harsh assessment of the Montana DEQ. Current director Richard Opper has said, though, he is willing to address problems, should they occur. In addition to confirming that its his agency's job is to protect surface and groundwater resources from mining pollution, Opper recently said, "If we think that their accusations that we are dropping the ball are accurate and we can do a better job. We'll find ways to do a better job."
As public confidence continues to erode, the ranchers, as well as a group of sportsmen and conservationists are now fighting the Rosebud expansion with the help of the Western Environmental Law Center. It says of the suit, "The issue is bigger than just this one coal mine—Montana's Department of Environmental Quality has repeatedly issued coal-mining permits without properly considering the effects on water quality and quantity, as is required by law."
So, what should Montana DEQ consider in this first phase of preparing an environmental impact statement for an expansion of the Rosebud mine? Rancher Clint McRae may have said it best: "Water is my life. Without it, I don't run cattle, I don't ranch, I don't have a business. And so far, the state regulators who are supposed to be protecting our waterways seem to be asleep at the switch."
Comments on the expansion must be received by November 5.
Essays in the Range blog are not written by High Country News. The authors are solely responsible for their content.
Heather Hansen is an environmental journalist working with the Red Lodge Clearinghouse /Natural Resources Law Center at CU Boulder, to help raise awareness of natural resource issues.
Image of coal in Montana courtesy business.mt.gov
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North Carolina
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Wow a very unexpected find down here in NC this beer was hard enough to find back home,poured a deep burnt orange with fluffy,sticky white head that left globs of lace behind as it settled.Pine and grapefruit are big here in the nose this is defiently an American IPA profile going on with this beer maybe a touch of caramel in there as well.The flavors seem to fall a little flat there is some citrus and pine flavor wise but it doesnt really jump out at ya I also picked up a little caramel sweetness.A bit watery in the mouthfeel department not letting the flavors really jump out,still pleasant enough and drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
12-03-2005 22:58:03 | More by oberon
Rhode Island
3.55/5 rDev +8.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a US tumbler pint glass.
A: The beer is a light brown color with a thin off-white head that fades quickly and leaves a thin lace on the glass.
S: The aroma is of caramelized malts, hops, some citrus and a little smokiness.
T: The taste comes right at you with strong flavors of pale hops, caramel, tea and citrus. It has more of an English IPA taste to it but more flavorful than most other beers in that style, yet its not quite the typical American IPA hop bomb flavor either. The malt character is pretty hearty and theres a decent balance. The after-taste is slightly bitter.
M: Crisp and smooth, medium body, medium carbonation, finish is clean and very dry.
D: Tasty, goes down easily, not too filling, decent representation of style, however as I mentioned previously it seems to be more like an English IPA. Its a decent beer overall, but it certainly wouldnt be my first choice.
Serving type: bottle
11-08-2007 04:22:24 | More by TheManiacalOne
British Columbia (Canada)
3.15/5 rDev -4%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
I sampled this at the Michigan Brewers Guild Summer Fest.
A: Golden-bronze, white head, no retention or lace.
S: Very citrusy (grapefruit), a little pine, slight pale malt.
T: Fresh/green hops (grapefruit), grainy, slight acidity. Not enough bitterness.
M: Light to moderate body and carbonation.
D: Average. It'd certainly be better with a crispier bitterness.
Serving type: on-tap
08-13-2006 19:37:35 | More by Derek
3.65/5 rDev +11.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
An IPA with a cloudy amber color, a giant light tan head and plenty of clumpy lace. The aroma is polite citrus hop and spicey brown sugar. I get an average body feel with good carbonation and a heavy clove and minty herbal hop. There is a malty background. Kind of different, pretty drinkable, some wheat notable as you work through it. Solid IPA.
Serving type: bottle
08-16-2008 17:51:12 | More by Durge
2.98/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Hazy, deep orange copper body with a finger of whipped, yeast-flecked, dirty cream colored head. Toffee and fruit malt aromas underneath pine and citrus hops. Yeasty overtones. Toasted grain flavors up front. Sharp metallic, slightly astringent hop bitterness follows. Strong piny and herbal hop bitterness overpowers a weak, fruit and malt base. Bitter, yeasty finish. Medium body with a slightly creamy feel. Could use a little work.
Serving type: bottle
11-02-2007 23:01:13 | More by alexgash
North Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
The beer poured into the glass hazy amber brown with an off-white, almost tannish head, which rose tall and fell slowly as it laced the glass.
The aroma was malty with a grassy bit of lightly citrusy hops through the head. The malty aroma was mostly caramel.
The flavor was bitter with a bit or a grassy, citrusy and vegetal flavor. The beer contained some caramel malt flavor, but the odd vegetal flavor mixed with citrus really detracted.
The finish was even with a lasting bit of grassy hop flavor into the aftertaste. The body was medium but seemed very watery. A very boring IPA with something odd going on in the middle, not anything like an infection, but more like a hop flavor.
12 ounce bottle.
Serving type: bottle
04-18-2006 21:57:15 | More by GCBrewingCo
3.1/5 rDev -5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
12oz. bottle: This one pours a somewhat orangeish color. There was not much head on it at all. Milder hop aroma. It consists mainly of pine and some grapefuit. The taste is a bit dry. The malt is completely masked by the hops, yet there is only a minimal bitterness to the beer. Medium bodied. It is acceptable, but I wouldnt go out of my way to buy this one.
Serving type: bottle
08-16-2006 21:20:53 | More by Boto
3.38/5 rDev +3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Hmmm well it resembles an IPA. Dark amber with a slightly off white head that is full and contains big bubbles and fades away quickly leaving little lace.
Candied citrusy hop aroma with a caramel malt that is nice. Floral esters on the ending. Not an overly complex aroma but pleasant nonetheless.
The one thing going for this beer is it is nicely balance. On the other hand it's pretty straight forward and doesn't help lend a hand too you imagination. A toffee malt middle with a piney hop with slight floral flavors that leaves a chewy bitterness in the finish that isn't greatly exciting.
Worth a try but there are other fish in the sea worth acquiring.
Serving type: on-tap
03-11-2007 22:42:35 | More by mcallister
2.65/5 rDev -19.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
Tawny-amber in hue with a copper infusion; yeast sediment released from the bottle slowly clouded the liquid. It looked like a mini-sandstorm sweeping the countryside. Off-white head, frothy, at the apex the bubbles created two fingers of head. Once settled, head retention was solid; the foam slowly faded to a bubbly cap. The subsequent lacing was spotty but more organized and widespread then average. I like how this beer looks.
Hops dominate the nose but the nose isnt dominated by hops. A nice burst of citrus zest and grapefruit rinds can be found. Plus hints of pine and oranges; the malt offers kisses of caramel and sugar. Low potency; the potential for greatness is there but, alas, the bouquet is agreeable but far from amazing. Turn up the hops! Ive smelled hoppier APAs. Nevertheless, I am a sucker of a hoppy beers; its inviting by default.
The palate is a letdown. Watery more on that later; there is minimal bitterness. I taste pine, wood, bark; there are some citrus notes. The hops need to be brighter, louder more bitterness would be ideal. Dry maltiness; I smelt sugar in the nose but I dont taste any. The malt profile is a bore. Empty finish white noise; clean with almost no aftertaste. IPAs need to have hop bitterness lingering on the tongue. Im done here, this is a poor IPA.
Medium/medium-light in body, watery, the low carbonation doesnt help matters. The mouthfeel is wimpy; serious work is needed. I dont advocate cheating but steroids might be the answer.
Am I drinking water? Ive had tap water with more bitterness! Does simplicity and ease make it drinkable? Technically, I suppose but not in my book. I have no desire to drink another. While this beer was a dud I do need to thank RedHaze for the bottle, I would have never gotten the chance to try this with out you. Thanks!
Serving type: bottle
02-08-2006 16:37:14 | More by bditty187
3.45/5 rDev +5.2%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
A- Poured kind of carefully after my over-carbonation issue with the two fisted old ale from King- I didn't know if this was a foamer too. It was. About 3/4'' of beer and the rest was head in my first pour into the glass. Way too much carbonation. It did look good though with a very nice hazy orange liquid below a monstrous white and creamy head.
S- Very earthy with some citrus hop profile. It's almost as if I am picking up some rye in this. Very interesting. A little musty. Not too bad at all, but nothing really impresses me.
T- I was initially shocked. I swear there is rye in this. Tasty. Kind of different for the style. But I am not complaining.
M- A little too foamy in the mouth. I wonder what it going on at this brewery with the carbonation. Good flavor, too much carbonation.
D- A very interesting IPA. I was initially skeptical, but by the end I was kind of impressed. Fix the carbonation issues and we may have a winner.
Serving type: bottle
09-21-2007 04:48:53 | More by david131
2.53/5 rDev -22.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 2.5
A: Foggy copper color with a huge head of frothy foam. High levels of carbonation, and nice lacing in the glass. A small amount of sediment lay at the bottom of the glass.
S: Light aroma, with traces of hops, and a mild grassy character. Not much else.
T: Full flavor of dry hops, mild aftertaste of sweet malt. Nuances of wet, fermenting grain and alcohol. Very one sided, with the dry hops dominating.
M: Carbonation was far too high. Otherwise it was medium light bodied and again, one dimentional on the palate.
D: One and done for me. A lacklustre representation of the style.
Serving type: bottle
06-16-2007 01:37:57 | More by Frozensoul327
3.28/5 rDev 0%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Hazy with the yeast pour, this beer is a deep gold, topped with a modest, lasting white head. Good lacing. Mild aroma, simplistic piney hops hide in the glass. Not much else besides an underlying base pale malt presence. The flavor opens with grainy, toasty pale malt, quickly followed by agressive piney hop bitterness. Clean. Medium to full bodied. Finishes dry. Slight pear fruitiness. A minimalist IPA. Good, and drinkable, but lacking in complexity.
Serving type: bottle
09-09-2006 08:23:23 | More by UnionMade
2.4/5 rDev -26.8%
look: 2 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
This beer was decidedly mediocre, and I cant say I recommend it.
Appearance was a dark amber, with a minimal soapy head. Aroma was light, hoppy, and fiarly pleasant. This beer was very watery with some malty flavor and a bit of hop aftertaste. Not what I was looking for...
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2007 02:35:21 | More by BeerBelcher
2.53/5 rDev -22.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3
A - this IPA pours a coppery reddish color with swift moderate carbonation and a thin tan head
S - sweet grapefruit-hoppy aroma, not guite to a piney extent, a sweet aroma, nice but typical
T - wheres the hops? too much malt, very slight bitterness, the body and bite of this IPA is quite meager, leaves me wanting a stronger beer
M&D - a sharp taste, but not the quality bitters of a great IPA, and too thin bodied, needs a bitter balance
Serving type: bottle
08-23-2006 02:59:38 | More by sinstaineddemon
3.98/5 rDev +21.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Undated 12oz poured into a pint glass.
Somewhat hazed copper under a half inch of off white that shows decent retention. The lace is an even sheet of micro bubbles.
The nose has a good amount of citrus and pine with a touch of malty sweetness underneath. Not as bold as other offerings in this style but it shows good balance.
There is even more balance in the taste which is a nice mix of sweet malts upfront flowing seamlessly into citric hop flavor. Again, not as bold as other American IPAs. Perhaps this is more deserving being labeled as an English IPA.
Moderate mouth that benefits from the malt profile and is washed away cleanly. A solid drinker that doesn't get too bitter yet has plenty of character.
Serving type: bottle
02-23-2006 04:26:37 | More by ypsifly
3.83/5 rDev +16.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
IPA's are my favorite style and this offering from King Brewing is a pretty good version. The aroma of light citrus is present along with fresh bread dough. Taste is predominantly of hops and grapefruit. Not as flavorful as a Two-Hearted or Hop Devil, but it is easy to drink. This would be a good IPA to introduce an non-IPA person to try.
Serving type: bottle
02-17-2003 09:42:11 | More by proc
2.9/5 rDev -11.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Aggresive pour produced a medium colored amber beer. Overflowing head took a few minutes to shrink down, Slightly above average of rising carbonation. Clumpy lace spots.
A decent citric start to the fisrt whiff. A lemon scent. As the first aromas continued in the nose a faint pine finish became evident. Further whiffs brought a more rounded light malt scent.
Very sharp bitter taste. A hint of pine develops into a blend of dirty citric taste. There is a very plastic quality that coats the back of the mouth. Nice taste notes are overpowered by the drawbacks.
Coats the mouth quite nicely. An average carbonation feel on the tongue and the edges of the cheeks.
Overall the drawbacks outweight the strengths, A good beer for a steak sandwich. Sad that the gritty plastics are too strong. If not for those flavors, this has the potentil to be a much better beer.
Serving type: bottle
01-02-2007 08:27:22 | More by RedChrome
4/5 rDev +22%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This beer pours a hazy orange tinted tan. A fine dirty white head developed and held fast for only a moment. Lacing was plentiful. There are slow moving bubbles and fast moving bubbles, but it is somewhat light on the effervescence. The nose is composed of a nice citrus quality and some less pronounced browned caramel malt tones and yeastiness. The nose is pretty subdued which is surprising. It has decent hop character, but the malt side is a little impoverished. The flavour progresses from a light fruitiness into a pronounced dry and bitter finish. The less than pungent nose almost fooled me into thinking this wasn't going to be a real IPA. I might say grapefruit type citrus as a description. The hops are killer here, it just seems like it would go from good to fabulous with a bit more sweetness. This actually is a pure representation of the style. It is good. The mouthfeel is light due to the lighter malt profile. The drinkability is good here as this is a solid IPA. There is nothing unique and spectacular. Overall, a good drinker with good flavour. Although I hate to describe beers by dropping names of other beers, this actually reminded me of a slightly less interesting Founders Centennial.
Serving type: bottle
01-29-2006 05:55:38 | More by SupaCelt
3.73/5 rDev +13.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
tasted at classic wines beer tasting in east lansing, michigan.
i was poured a deep copper colored sample with a thin sheet for a head.
the aroma was hoppy was a under laying tone of malt.
the flavor was hops, hops, and more hops.
in my notes i gave this an over all of 3.5, it was on the over hopped side for my tastes, i also thought maybe if they cut back on the hops more makt and yeast flavor wold come through.
Serving type: bottle
04-16-2006 15:28:08 | More by plaztikjezuz
2.83/5 rDev -13.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 1.5
This one pours a nice copper color, with a HUGE mountain of foam. I've never seen a beer foam up into such an enormous head in my life. The head has a nice tan/orange color to it. The beer smells sweet and fruity. The taste is quite heavy in the sour citrus fruits department. Almost overpowering at first, but it does relax and become tasty midway through. The mouthfeel is moderate to medium bodied, yet way too foamy. Even when I take a sip from the bottle, it suddenly gets incredibly foamy. Geez, the foamy layer across the top of the beer sticks around for the entire glass, and its so thick you cant really even budge it. Its like having wet snow setting on top of your brew. Its good, but a little too much. Makes it difficult to drink. Maybe something went wrong in the carbonation process.
Serving type: bottle
05-26-2005 12:43:27 | More by jasonpeckins32
3.3/5 rDev +0.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Great looking and smelling brew, not really my cup of tea in the taste department. Nice orange-brown body with a thin layer of tan head that leave nice lacing. Hop nose is quite citrucy with a strong grapefruit aroma. Medium mouthfeel with a strong but not overpowering bitterness. Not a bad IPA.
Serving type: bottle
06-07-2004 04:01:05 | More by Sixpack595
4.08/5 rDev +24.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Drank at the source on an unexpected stop at the brewery.
A - A good head and ample lacing. Dark Amber color. Not too cloudy, not clear.
S - Okay, you can smell the malt and you can tell there are hops although they are not predominent as in many IPAs.
T - More like a Pale Ale than an IPA. The hops are weak. There is an aftertaste of fruit but which one i am not sure (a little pear taste?).
M - I had it on tap, carbonation was perfect. A refreshing balanced beer.
D - Very drinkable. I stopped for a quick beer and really wanted another one.
Basically this was almost a perfect example of a plae ale, not enough hops for me to compete with a lot of IPAs.
Serving type: on-tap
04-24-2008 01:09:06 | More by Baileyuk
3.38/5 rDev +3%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours a deep amber with a nice foamy head that dissipates quickly, with minimal lace evident. Very rich hoppy aroma that has kick. The taste is as expected for a typical American style India Pale Ale. Decent mouthfeel and a highly drinkable brew. Ideal with any summer grilling fare. King Brewring Company is new to me, having just discovered it on the shelves at Milwaukee's Discount Liquor. I'm interested in their other styles as they become avaiable, or I'll seek them out on my summer trips to Michigan.
Serving type: bottle
04-22-2007 08:33:54 | More by logansboat15
2.98/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
Poured from a 12 oz bottle bought at Oliver T's.
The first thing I noticed was a five finger head. This bottle was way overcarbonated. The serving temp was 40 but still overcarbed. The apperance was the only thing that resembled an IPA. The smell was fairly weak for an IPA in my opinion. The tasted was sparkling like champagne. A side effect of the carbonation. I must have had a bad bottle because the carbonation took away from everything that could have been good about this one.
Serving type: bottle
04-28-2008 14:36:10 | More by BrewMichigan
King's India Pale Ale from King Brewing Company
78 out of 100 based on 24 ratings.


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* Monday, 4th of August is a bank holiday and so there will only be the 8am Open and 12pm Community class running that day - other classes will be cancelled.
* Foundations Week seven: Coming back into ourselves
Forward bending is a slow release process that should never be pushed, an inward group of asana that bring us inward. It is time for reflection and slowing down. When we stop worrying about how far we go and are able to surrender to the posture we will see where it is that we resist and what it represents. This is the seat of Vishudha Chakra, which represents true speech and listening.
* Karma Yogis needed so let us know if you are interested in giving some of your time for work in exchange for classes.
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