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Helping Hands Fall 2013 Move-in
What is Helping Hands?
Administrators, faculty members, staff members, student organizations, and alumni participate in our housing move-in week by serving as volunteers for the Helping Hands program. This group of dedicated volunteers assists students with the following during move-in week: directing traffic, carrying supplies from cars to student rooms, assisting new students with check-in, and welcoming students and their families to campus. We are very proud of the Helping Hands program and the fact that the campus community is fully engaged in the student housing move-in process. We thank our volunteers for their helping hand.
Why is Helping Hands so important?
For first year students, research indicates that the first six weeks at college are critical to retention and student satisfaction; the first few days being the most important. We want to make the beginning of the fall semester a positive and inclusive experience for our students by having a strong faculty/staff presence during housing move-in.
How Can I Sign Up to Volunteer?
Faculty/Staff – sign up to volunteer by filling out the online registration form here. You will receive a confirmation of your registration and our team will contact you late July, early August about assignments.
Students – sign up to volunteer to lend a helping hand during Grand Valley's move in, by signing up here. Contact the Office of Residence Life at (616) 331-2120 with any questions.
Local Organizations and Neighbors – Although we appreciate the support of local organizations and neighbors, we are only able to accommodate volunteer time from faculty members, staff members, student organization members, and alumni. Please visit our homepage to see what upcoming events you can be involved with.
Additional Questions?
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Lega Pro Prima Divisione
|This article needs additional citations for verification. (January 2013)
|Other club(s) from
|San Marino
|1935 as Serie C
1978 as Serie C1
2008 as Lega Pro Prima Divisione
|Number of teams
|33 (17, 16 respectively for the group A, B)
|Levels on pyramid
|Promotion to
|Serie B
|Relegation to
|Lega Pro Seconda Divisione
|Domestic cup(s)
|Coppa Italia Lega Pro
Supercoppa di Lega di Prima Divisione
|Current champions
|Trapani (group A)
Avellino (group B)
|2013–14 Lega Pro Prima Divisione
Lega Pro Prima Divisione is the name of the third highest football league in Italy. It consists of 33 teams, divided geographically into two divisions of 16 and 17 teams for group A and B respectively. Until 2008 it was known as Serie C1.
Before the 1978-79 season there were only three leagues of professional football in Italy, the third being Serie C. In 1978, it was decided to split Serie C into Serie C1 and Serie C2. Serie C2, the fourth highest professional league in the Italian system, was also renamed in 2008 and is now called Lega Pro Seconda Divisione.
Promotion and relegation
In each division, two teams are promoted to Serie B, and three teams are relegated to Lega Pro Seconda Divisione. In total, the league promotes 4 teams to Serie B and relegates 6 teams to Seconda Divisione.
The team finishing first in the regular season is directly promoted to Serie B, while teams placing 2nd to 5th are entered into a play-off semi-final for the chance of gaining the second promotional spot for that particular division.
In the play-off phase after the regular season is completed, in each division the team placed 2nd will play the team placed 5th, and the team placed 3rd will play the team placed 4th in a two-legged semi-final series with the higher classified team having home advantage in the second leg. In case of an aggregate tie score, the higher classified team is declared the winner without extra time or penalty kicks. The winning teams advance to the final in another two-leg tie with similar rules. The only difference being that if an aggregate tie exists at the end of the second match, extra time is played. If the tie persists, again the higher classified team is declared the winner and no penalty kicks are taken. The winner becomes the second team promoted for that particular division to Serie B.
The team finishing last in the regular season is directly relegated to Seconda Divisione, while teams placing 14th to 17th are entered into a relegation playoff phase called play-out. There is only one round in the play-outs. In each division the team placed 14th will play the team placed 17th, and the team placed 15th will play the team placed 16th in a double-leg series with the higher classified team having home field advantage in the second leg. In case of an aggregate tie score, the rules are exactly the same as those for the promotional semi-finals. The two winning teams remain in Prima Divisione while the two losing teams become the second and third teams relegated for that particular division.
Past champions
Source for league winners:1
Serie C1
Lega Pro Prima Divisione
Group A
Group B
Complete team list
These are the 172 clubs which took part to the 35 Serie C1 and Lega Pro Prima Divisione editions played from 1978–79 to 2013–14. The teams in bold compete in Lega Pro Prima Divisione in the current season.
- 23 seasons: SPAL
- 22 seasons: Carrarese
- 21 seasons: Benevento, Reggiana, Spezia
- 20 seasons: Salernitana
- 18 seasons: Prato
- 17 seasons: Arezzo, Como, Foggia, Nocerina
- 16 seasons: Modena, Monza, Ternana
- 15 seasons: Casarano, Lucchese, Lumezzane
- 14 seasons: Alessandria, Avellino, Barletta, Cremonese, Giulianova, Livorno, Padova, Siena, Taranto
- 13 seasons: Pavia, Pisa, Pistoiese
- 12 seasons: Ancona, Carpi, Chieti, Empoli, Juve Stabia, Perugia, Reggina, Sambenedettese
- 11 seasons: Andria BAT, Atletico Roma, Casertana, Catania, Cavese, Novara, Piacenza, Pro Patria, Rimini, Trento, Treviso, Triestina, Vicenza, Virtus Lanciano
- 10 seasons: Cosenza, Fano, Ischia, Lecco, Mantova, Paganese, Pro Sesto, Siracusa, Torres, Varese
- 9 seasons: Acireale, Fermana, Palermo, Puteolana, Teramo
- 8 seasons: Ascoli, Atletico Catania, Cittadella, Massese, Monopoli, Montevarchi, Ravenna, Sorrento, Vis Pesaro
- 7 seasons: Francavilla, Frosinone, Martina, Sanremese, Sora
- 6 seasons: AlbinoLeffe, Alzano Virescit, Brescello, Campobasso, Casale, Catanzaro, Cesena, Crotone, Foligno, Giarre, Gualdo, Legnano, Nola, Parma, Pescara, Turris, Venezia
- 5 seasons: Brindisi, Castel di Sangro, Chievo, Fiorenzuola, Forlì, L'Aquila, Licata, Messina, Pergocrema, Potenza, R.M. Firenze, Rende, Trapani, Viareggio, Viterbese
- 4 seasons: Grosseto, Latina, Leffe, Palazzolo, Portogruaro, San Marino, Sangiovannese, Saronno, Südtirol, Verona, Virescit Boccaleone
- 3 seasons: Battipagliese, Bologna, Brescia, Centese, Derthona, FeralpiSalò, Gallipoli, Gubbio, Lecce, Manfredonia, Matera, Real Marcianise, Sant'Angelo
- 2 seasons: Akragas, Baracca Lugo, Bassano Virtus, Biellese, Cagliari, Civitanovese, Gela, Marsala, Napoli, Ospitaletto, Paternò, Pizzighettone, Pontedera, Pro Vercelli, Sassuolo, Tritium, Virtus Entella
- 1 season: Asti, Atalanta, Avezzano, Bari, Crevalcore, Cuneo, Fanfulla, Figline, Genoa, Ivrea, Jesina, Leonzio, Mestre, Pescina V.d.G., Rhodense, Sandonà, Savona, Vittoria
- ^ Igor Kramarsic (17 July 2012). "Italy - List of Third Division (Serie C) Champions". RSSSF. Retrieved 12 January 2013.
External links
- Current season tables, fixtures and results at Soccerway
- List of Italian clubs showing the leagues they have played in
- Lega Pro Official Website (Italian)
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You may know him better as BBQ, one half of The King Khan & BBQ Show, but Mark Sultan goes by his own name now.
As half of the garage rock duo with Arish "King" Khan, Sultan wrote and sang many of the songs, but the guys went their separate ways (even though they're still friends).
After releasing a few solo albums as BBQ and under his own name, Sultan's latest one-man band tour brings him to Slowdown on Monday.
We caught up with the singer/guitarist/drummer/songwriter on the phone from his home in Montreal to talk about his performance style, latest music, old bands and forgetting old songs.
Q. Your last album, "War on Rock 'n' Roll," came out a bit late. How did that happen?
A. I put it out as a free download first. (Record label) In the Red wanted to put it out on vinyl. I know he meant to do that in time for Record Store Day, but Record Store Day is such a log jam of records, including everything from Mariah Carey to other mainstream stuff, so the idea of having that on Record Store Day was not the smartest one.
Q. The album is one 50-minute track played in a kind of stream of consciousness style. There aren't any song breaks, but that's how you play your live sets, right?
A. That's kinda how I play live. That's (the) other reason we did that. I used a configuration that I never use — a floor tom and a cymbal and some delay stuff to be extra obnoxious. It was supposed to be an album of songs with some local Brazilian musicians — I recorded it in Brazil — but it didn't work that way. I said, "Let's just do anything."
The album was one take. I said, "Go," and we just did it. I would never record like that if I was to take other takes and spend time doing it.
Q. I'm amazed you guys could pull that off.
A. We just set up the equipment and luckily I did it without any major catastrophic events. You can actually hear — at one point I realized I was going to run out of tape and (producer Jonas Morbach) had to run and get a four track. You can hear it veer from a reel-to-reel to a four track at the end.
Q. When you perform, it's just you as a one-man band. Is that a lot of pressure on you? In a band, the other guys kind of cover up if you miss a note or something.
A. I kind of like the pressure. Yeah, it's definitely an issue when you're by yourself, but conversely, you might get compliments.
When really bad things happen or people hate you or what you do, you have to absorb all of that stuff. There's no pressure really because I'm doing what I want to do. I don't answer to anybody.
I do everything myself, really. I book myself, I play. It's a very DIY thing that nears my own personality. I'm a pretty strong individualist and I try to make everything come from that place even if the music suffers on some level because you're not getting your full idea out.
Q. What's your live setup like?
A. I play drums with my feet and play guitar and do vocals. I know how to do it now and how to mic it, so it sounds like a four-person band.
I'm not saying that because I think I'm great. That's kind of something that I wanted to achieve because I don't like one-man bands and there's a stigma attached to being in a one-man band.
Q. You've got a lot of solo material, but you also wrote a lot of songs for the King Khan & BBQ Show. Do you play that stuff, too?
A. I don't do all of it live but I try to play stuff I want to play. It's stream of consciousness style. I don't write a set list and what I play changes night to night.
Me and Khan are actually playing a couple shows this summer. We haven't played together in three years.
Q. Do you ever mess stuff up? I bet that can go disastrously if someone makes a request.
A. I'm shameless in that I'll totally screw songs up. I try, and on the fly, I'll piece it together. People will request songs, which is great, and sometimes I won't know my own songs because I've written so many of these crappy songs and I've forgotten them.
After a few bars of nonsense, I'll go to somewhere else.
Q. What else do you have coming up?
A. Another old band of mine is getting together — Les Sexareenos. We're all old friends and I'm so happy that all my friends from the popular King Khan guy, my friend Arish who I love, to guys in bands that didn't do as well all still play music because we love it. I'm so glad I get to play with my old friends. I'm stoked.
After, I think I'm going to write a book. I've wanted to do that for years and years. It's gonna be fiction with non-fiction references turned into fiction. It's going to reference my life in some fashion.
Q. Last year, you put out a ton of music. Are you tapped out of songs or will you record more this year?
A. I have like 20 new songs. I always have stuff, so yeah, I guess I'll be recording because it's very easy. I do it all myself and it's really fast. I have nothing better to do with my stupid life.
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Creating a fairer Britain
08 June 2009
The four human rights and equality commissions of the UK will today collectively call for a fresh impetus to ensuring disabled people are able to participate fully and equally in society. The call comes at a Parliamentary Seminar to mark the ratification by the UK of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities.
The Convention is the first human rights treaty of the 21st century. It represents a major step in helping to ensure that the rights of disabled people are protected.
Many of the rights in the Convention covering health, education , housing and participation are still not fully protected in UK law. Evidence gathered by the EHRC shows that many disabled people continue to experience restricted opportunities:
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), the Scottish Human Rights Commission (SHRC), the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission (NIHRC) and the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland (ECNI) have been designated under the Convention as the component parts of the UK's 'independent mechanism' and are tasked with promoting and monitoring the UK and devolved government's implementation of the convention .
Speaking ahead of the Seminar EHRC Commissioner Baroness Jane Campbell said:
"Ratification of the disability Convention is an important and historic milestone, but we cannot allow the Convention to now sit on a shelf gathering dust. The Convention will only have meaning to disabled people in what Eleanor Roosevelt famously referred to as 'those small places, close to home'.
"That is why we want to see the Convention guiding future legislative and policy development in all the UK jurisdictions, and we want to see the withdrawal of the reservations that the UK has declared on ratification."
Her words were supported by the Chief Commissioner for the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland, Bob Collins. He said: "We look forward to the development of an effective UK-wide plan of actions with clear timelines. There must now be real implementation on the ground to ensure significant, positive, difference to the lives of people with disabilities."
NIHRC Chief Commissioner Monica McWilliams commented:
"The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission urges government to sign up to the Convention in full as we can see no reason for the UK to do less than other countries to protect the rights of disabled people."
Professor Alan Miller, Chair of the Scottish Human Rights Commission added:
"This Convention makes absolutely clear that persons with disabilities are holders of rights and not recipients of welfare. Implementing this Convention will require that the UK, and the Scottish Government, broaden their actions on disability from a narrow focus on discrimination and equality to a holistic action plan to fulfil all human rights of persons with disabilities. This must be done with their active participation."
The seminar will be hosted by Andrew Dismore MP, Chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights. Speakers include Jonathan Shaw MP - Minister for Disabled People, Mark Harper MP - Shadow Minister for Disabled People, John Barrett MP - Liberal Democrat Disability Spokesperson and Lord Hannay of Chiswick - Chair, United Nations Association of the UK.
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"It should ... it will be finished in time," Cotton answered.
Her response fit with Oxford city project manager Fred Denney's estimation. Denney stood next to the 15-acre lake Tuesday overseeing a crew of workers busy planting sod on the last patch of barren soil.
A few landscaping details are all that remain to complete the $2.8 million project, Denney said, and it will all be done in time for Thursday's Independence celebration.
"We're in pretty good shape," he said. Denney commended Eugene Turner General Contractor in Anniston for bringing the project in on-time despite less-than-ideal conditions.
"The rain really hurt us. In the last 90 days we've had 30 days of rain," Denney said.
Work at the lake started Oct. 22, but city officials have discussed the project before. They had hoped, but not managed, to complete renovations there in time for the man-made lake's 100th anniversary in April 1989.
Just as Oxford has changed from a sleepy, Southern town called Lick Skillet into the retail hub of the county, the lake and surrounding park look much different today than they did a century ago.
In the earliest days, the lake area was home to a horse-race track and bath houses. By the early 1900s, visitors from Anniston came to the lake by way of streetcar, and arrived to find swans, boathouses and rowboats, a dance hall, a bowling alley, an opera house and a restaurant.
W.E. Morgan leased the park surrounding the lake in 1942 and installed a Ferris wheel, a merry-go-round and concession stands. Those rides remained there for a decade.
In the years following, all of the original structures were torn down and the city built a civic center, baseball and softball fields and several pavilions. City officials had even considered building a water park at the lake in the late 1980s.
The Coldwater covered bridge — built in the mid-1880s and in bad disrepair — was moved to the lake in 1990 and made part of the walking trail surrounding the water.
Today, that walking trail has a freshly-paved surface. Renovations also included dredging the bottom of the lake and installation of concrete retaining walls to replace the old, rotting wooden walls around the lake and the island.
A large water fountain in the middle of the lake is a new feature, but the four pavilions that sit out over the water, while new, are meant to resemble the original boathouses. Open areas in one pavilion extend out beyond its roof to allow for fishing.
"Saw a guy catch a bream in there yesterday," said Oxford Parks and Recreation director Don Hudson.
Hudson said people have been most excited about the new pavilions and the water fountain, and said the lake will be ready for the crowds expected to show for Thursday's Freedom Festival.
"We're excited about it," Hudson said.
Freedom Festival schedule of events:
8 a.m. – Around the lake ramble for senior adults.
8:30 a.m. – Parade registration at table in baseball parking lot.
9 a.m. – Parade (Children dressed in patriotic costumes may walk or ride in non-motorized vehicles down McCullars Lane. All children must wear a helmet if riding).
9:15 – Official grand opening ceremony.
9:30 – Tricycle and bicycle races (bring your own bike or trike).
9:40 – Pet show beside the swimming pool.
9:45 – Free carnival games and prizes.
10 a.m. – Caricature artist providing free sketches inside the gymnasium.
10:30 a.m. – Karate demonstrations inside the gymnasium.
1 p.m. – Swim races at Oxford Lake swimming pool.
9 p.m. – Fireworks.
Staff writer Eddie Burkhalter: 256-235-3563. On Twitter @Burkhalter_Star.


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About Baldock and Letchworth Folk Club
Baldock and Letchworth Folk Club started out at the beginning of 1999 as the Mad Nanny! Folk Club. Our intention was to offer a diversity of folk and traditional music.
Like many folk clubs we've moved around a bit! Since 2010, we have been back in the Orange Tree, Baldock - check out the Contact Us page to find out how to get to the folk club, or click here.
The Orange Tree is now under the management of Rob Scahill. The pub has been tastefully renovated, with changes such as doors between the two bars, to cut down on noise! The folk club has much more room with the addition of a fantastic new extension. The Orange Tree now hosts an impressive and varied choice of real ales - see their website here
You don't have to be a member to attend the folk club, but it does offer the benefit of discounted entry. Joining is easy; annual membership only costs £5, and guarantees a discount of at least £1 on any guest night.
Baldock & Letchworth Folk Club hosts a wide range of guest artistes, from folk icons to talented newcomers, and encompass a diversity of styles, including traditional and contemporary acoustic music and folk from many countries, bluegrass and blues.
Previous guests at the folk club have included such iconic names as Jez Low, Andy Irvine, Martin Carthy, Dave Swarbrick, Aly Hulett, John Kirkpatrick, Julie Felix, Bob Fox, Tom McConville, Megson, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Bruce Molsky, Isla StClair, Dick Gaughan, Vin Garbutt and Les Barker.
Guests are supported by a resident band or singers, and amateur singers and musicians are welcome to perform as 'floor spots' on guest nights. Everyone can play at the folk club's less formal session/singaround nights - the ideal way to try out that new song before standing up at the front! We also host regular showcases which feature a selection of acts.
Children are very welcome at all folk club evenings, and up to two under 16s get free entry when accompanied by an adult. Entry prices vary according to the guest performer, and there are concessions for people who aren't working, are students or who are of retirement age.
We hope you can join us at the folk club for some wonderful live music!


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Area police news
■ Christopher Franklin McCracken, 25, of 700 Riverglade Drive, Unit F, was arrested Monday at 3 p.m. at an Amherst home on a charge of violating an abuse prevention order and trespassing.
■ Emily Rose Whalen, 21, of 50 Meadow St., Unit 58, was arrested Sunday at 2:14 a.m. on Main Street on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol.
Whalen's vehicle went off the road in front of the police station, destroyed four parking meters and traveled 25 feet on the sidewalk before coming to a stop, police said. Whalen and her two passengers were not injured, police said.
■ Police responded to a reported break-in on Greenleaves Drive Saturday at 11:04 p.m. A window screen was cut to gain entry to the residence, where a large amount of jewelry was taken. The suspect is believed to have fled into the woods and nearby Norwottuck Rail Trail, police said.
■ Ryan Gamble, 30, of 166 East Hadley Road, Unit 4, was arrested Friday at 10:11 p.m. at an Amherst home on a charge of assault and battery on a pregnant woman and intimidating a witness. The woman didn't require medical attention, police said.
■ Adam Gamble, 29, of 166 East Hadley Road, Unit 4, was arrested Friday at 10:12 a.m. at home on a warrant.
■ James R. Bergeron, 27, of Palmer, was arrested Jan. 10 at 10:18 a.m. on South Street on a charge of possessing a class A drug.
■ John Paul Francis Vanasse, 30, of 5 Eastman Lane, Amherst, was arrested Dec. 31 at 8:35 p.m. at a Belchertown home on a charge of violating an abuse prevention order.
■ Matthew J. Stevens, 25, of 11 Highland Ave., was arrested Sunday at 7:42 p.m. at the Public Safety Complex on a warrant.
■ Bridgette O. Sullivan, 26, of Holyoke, was arrested on East Street Sunday at 2:21 a.m. on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. During the same traffic stop, Jeffrey J. Newsome, 23, of 12 Ballard St., was summoned to court to face charges of operating a motor vehicle with a license suspended for operating under the influence.
■ Stephanie MacLean, 20, of 127 Potwine Lane, Amherst, was arrested Monday at 5:35 p.m. at the Super Stop & Shop in the Campus Shopping Plaza on a charge of shoplifting after she left the store without paying for $113.47 in food items, police said.
∎ A caller reported Tuesday at 6:49 a.m. that someone had broken into his van during the night while it was parked on Pine Street in Florence. Power tools were taken from the van, but there was no estimate of their value.
■ Joyce C. Mazeski, 50, 235 Florence Road, was arrested Monday at 9:01 p.m. at home on three counts of domestic assault and battery. Mazeski called the police to her home saying that her husband had become physically violent, but upon arrival, police learned Mazeski had struck her husband several times before he shoved her, police said.
■ A Holyoke Street resident reported Monday at 8:38 p.m. that someone has been periodically sneaking onto his property and stealing an estimated $200 worth of scrap metal from his yard.
■ Joseph R. Smargie, 32, 44 Evergreen Road, Apt. 201, Leeds, was arrested Monday at 5:23 p.m. on Evergreen Road on a Northampton District Court warrant related to unpaid fines, police said.
■ Benjamin Solomon Boliver, 34, whose address is listed as the streets of Northampton, was arrested Monday at 3:57 p.m. on Main Street on a Northampton District Court warrant related to unpaid fines, police said.
■ Andre Campbell, 22, of Chicopee, was arrested about 5:32 a.m. Monday at King Street and Damon Road on charges of domestic assault and battery, domestic assault and battery with a dangerous weapon (door), intimidation of a witness, threatening to commit a crime, larceny over $250 and malicious destruction of property under $250. According to police, the alleged victim reported that she was assaulted by Campbell after an argument over a Facebook post escalated.
■ Anthony Deven, 33, of 5 College Highway, was arrested at home Dec. 31 at 11:11 p.m. on charges of domestic assault and battery after police said he pushed and hit his wife.
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To celebrate the start of the new camping season, Camping in the Forest is offering 25 per cent off its standard grass pitch prices for 2013.
The promotion is open to all campers and is available for all arrival dates in 2013.
All 20 Camping in the Forest Sites each located on Forestry Commission land in idyllic locations across the country, are participating in the promotion.
To take advantage of this offer, bookings must be made by no later than Thursday, February 28 and can only be booked through the Contact Centre using the code: AF25
Further information on the promotion can be found on the Camping in the Forest website: www.campingintheforest.co.uk
For campers looking for a full facility site or something a little more rural, Camping in the Forest Sites have a pitch to suit all tastes.
There is a huge range of onsite activities to enjoy throughout the camping season including fishing, cycling, archery, horse riding, climbing, water sports and forest walks.
Spencer Pettit, Camping in the Forest's Business Development Manager, said: "We wanted to give campers something to look forward to this summer – and booking an inexpensive holiday with Camping in the Forest is the perfect option!
"In these difficult economic times, we understand that every penny counts – and we hope campers take advantage of this limited offer to book a pitch at one of our 20 Camping in the Forest Sites."
A minimum booking of two consecutive nights is required, (three nights over the bank holiday weekend) and it cannot be taken together with any other discount.
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Fuel consumption/emissions* Cayenne: Urban in l/100 km 15,9 l/100 km-8,4 l/100 km; Extra urban in l/100 km 8,5 l-6,5 l/100 km; Combined in l/100 km 11,5 l/100 km-7,2 l/100 km; CO2 emissions in g/km 270 g-189 g.
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Some Vermont economists say the administration has over estimated the money to be raised by rip open tickets by as much as $10 million.MONTPELIER — Gov. Peter Shumlin wants to raise $17 million next year by imposing a 10 percent tax on the "break-open" tickets sold at bars and service clubs across the state. But legislators say the governor's revenue estimates reflect the same kind of wishful thinking as the people playing the game of chance.
Fiscal analysts for the Legislature say the proposed tax on this unregulated lottery would raise only $6.5 million — about a third of the administration's estimate. And lawmakers say the lower projections — released by the Joint Fiscal Office this week — jeopardize the weatherization programs and renewable energy subsidies for which Shumlin had earmarked the money.
"My experience with the Joint Fiscal Office is that they do a very good job estimating revenues," House Speaker Shap Smith said Tuesday. "I would hope that the administration will now be willing to put forward other ways to fund those programs, or to decide which programs they think are a priority for funding."
Administration Secretary Jeb Spaulding said that won't be necessary, because it's the Joint Fiscal Office that has it wrong.
The administration is telling lawmakers that more than 173 million tickets are sold annually in Vermont, an estimate Spaulding said is based both on reported sales and on interviews with ticket manufacturers. Two additional analyses conducted by the Department of Taxes, Spaulding said, pegged annual revenues from the tax at anywhere from $13.5 million to $22.5 million.
The game is for the most part unregulated in Vermont, and while proceeds from the lottery are supposed to benefit nonprofits or charities, there's little oversight to ensure the money isn't diverted elsewhere.
"I think our estimate is realistic," Spaulding said. "And I can't possibly see how it could raise less than $13.5 million."
The joint fiscal estimates doesn't put much stock in the administration's annual estimate for ticket sales. According to the Legislature's analysts, that would mean that all 626,000 Vermonters are spending an average of $124.30 every year on break-open tickets — nearly three times the per-capita rate in New Hampshire, 11 times the rate in New York and 35 times the rate in Massachusetts.
The Joint Fiscal analysis also accounts for what economists call "elasticity" — the downward trend on demand that tends to accompany any new tax. According to the JFO, Vermont would see a 25 percent dip in ticket sales as a result of the proposed assessment.
The Legislature and administration have a process for reconciling differing revenue projections, wherein representatives from both branches come together to develop "consensus" estimates. But when the Joint Fiscal Office approached the administration to work toward that consensus, the administration declined.
Asked why the administration turned down offers to work toward a consensus number, Spaulding said, "I don't have a good answer for that."
"And maybe we should talk with them more," Spaulding said.
Key lawmakers say the Joint Fiscal numbers are the only ones holding weight in the House and Senate.
"At end of day, it means we're going to take the estimate from our Joint Fiscal staff as our assumption," said Rep. Janet Ancel, a Calais Democrat and chairwoman of the House Committee on Ways and Means. "That means in the governor's budget, which proposes increases in spending of $17 million for these programs, there isn't actually enough money to spend that amount. And we can't spend money we believe isn't there."
Shumlin has earmarked the money for three programs: $6 million for low-income heating assistance, $6 million for low-income weatherization programs, and $5 million for renewable-energy subsidies.
"If the Legislature decides that it believes it's appropriate to fund these proposals, then we would need to find the most equitable and intelligent way to raise the money, because we cannot at present count on anything more than what our own analysts are telling us to expect," said Sen. Tim Ashe, a Chittenden County Democrat/Progressive and chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance.
Ancel said she's concerned chiefly about an inability to reach common ground on a revenue projection, something without which, she said, will make it difficult to have a rationale debate about the merits of the proposal.
"We have always been able to come up with a consensus estimate between the tax department and Joint Fiscal Office working together," Ancel said. "It concerns me we aren't able to do that this year."
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Bottle aged 10/22/12. Pours a cloudy orange/red with a finger thick white head. Smell is much sweeter than the original Bastard. A lot of citrus and booze coming through with some malt. Taste follows the nose, but with more maltiness. Mouthfeel is medium to full bodied. Very smooth and has that signature Arrogant Bastard sting to it. The bitterness really lingers here. Overall, this is an absolutely insane ale. If you thought the original Bastard was good, this is a whole new beast.
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Poured into a snifter.
A: Opaque amber with a tan half-finger head that turns to tiny bubbles. Nice lacing.
S: Malts, grainy.
T: Really comes on like a barleywine. Nice malt/hop bite. Bready malts, alcohol heat. Sweet. Chewy finish.
M: Medium to high with great carbonation.
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2011 650ml bomber poured into tulip 29/4/13 cheers Rutager for sending the bottle
A clear red shade of amber with a few bubbles streaming up the side of the glass, a short lived two finger foam leaves just a few polka dots of lace
S burnt brown sugar and caramels are strong, slightly nutty, with just a little booze, some candied fruit but I can't quite pick it out, has some liqueur aspect I can't really place and a little bourbon
T a little pine I didn't smell and some citric hops, seeing how this from 2011 I can only imagine what a palate wrecker this would've been fresh, the caramels are still strong but the bourbons gone, I know this isn't BB aged but I could smell it
M a little syrupy with low carbonation, a little sticky on the lips with a little grit on the gums, pine and rind on the finish with just a little heat
O I think I may have caught this one in between being a fresh hop bomb and well aged barley wine, pretty solid stuff but a rare situation where I want a young or old bottle to compare to this one in the middle
went down smooth for a big beer, I think this one could fit into a few styles depending on its age, well worth trying and I'll look for both fresh and aged bottles in the future
Serving type: bottle
04-30-2013 06:11:55 | More by wordemupg
4.73/5 rDev +10.8%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 5
Poured entire bomber into 34oz mug. Clear dark orange with visible carbonation and a thick fluffy white head that sticks around for a long time, leaving lots of lacing. Smell is fruity and floral hops, with a strong malt/alcohol backbone underneath it. Taste is actually a bit smoother than I recall the regular Arrogant Bastard being; it's not as spiky from the hops as the regular. The high alcohol content must smooth it out; it's sweet and malty at the beginning, bittering only at the end. Mouthfeel is smooth and full. Bit of alcohol heat, but not as much as you'd expect for 11.2%. Dangerously drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
04-29-2013 03:25:16 | More by BurgeoningBrewhead
4.38/5 rDev +2.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4.75
bottle purchased from Stones River Total Beverages in Murfreesboro, TN.
appearance: hazy dark brown, copper with a large off white/tan head. Lot's of intricate lacing.
smell: earthy hops, malts, alcohol, subtle citrus
taste: bitter hop bite, with a prominent malt backbone. Alcohol does not try to hide in this beer, it is very warming and has a punch to it, but a very pleasant smooth one at that. The end is a warm bitter hoppiness. For an 11%, this is very easy to drink, for me that is.
mouthfeel: slight carbonation
overall: A monster of a beer, this one hits hard. Very strong for a beer, but smooth for an 11% abv. Very balanced, like you would expect from Stone, great full flavor, and you will get a buzz off this one. A lot stronger than the Arrogant Bastard.
Serving type: bottle
04-29-2013 02:43:18 | More by Roman5150
Ontario (Canada)
4.06/5 rDev -4.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Bomber from Lee's Las Vegas NV for 7.99+tax - 2012 Edition
Appearance - Slightly hazy dark copper with a large size fizzy/frothy beige coloured head. There is an average amount of carbonation showing and there is some good lacing. The head lasted for around over 5 minutes.
Smell - Hops, malts, anise, dark fruits, leather, booze
Taste & Mouth - There is an average amount of carbonation and I can taste caramel/butterscotch, malts, and hops. There is also some anise, earthy notes, and some dark fruits, I can pick up on the booze and the beer finishes with a malty sweet and hoppy aftertaste.
Overall – Been wanting to try this one for a while. It definitely packs a punch and has a lot of flavour. And even with all the flavour it seems to have a good balance. I imagine that this would be even more powerful fresh, I'd love to see what it's like on tap. I have a 2010 tucked away and it will be interesting to see how it's held up. A beer worthy of the hype for sure.
Serving type: bottle
04-29-2013 00:18:54 | More by spinrsx
4.08/5 rDev -4.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4
2011 Vintage
A- A murky amber/caramel colored body with a bubbly tan head that leaves a thin layer.
S- Tons of sweet caramel malt, slight burnt hop aroma, lots of booze.
T- Really similar to the aroma. Just a huge amount of sweet caramel malt. Lots of grainy, bready aromas with some boozy flavors in the back.
M- Moderately smooth, still a little bite, but not as harsh as when it is fresh. Full bodied, medium-low carbonation.
O- The nearly two years of aging changed this one. When fresh, this beer is incredibly hot and the hops, malt and booze all fight each other. The hops are not as prevalent, the malt is in the fore front and the booze has diminished slightly. This almost drinks like a barleywine.
Serving type: bottle
04-26-2013 01:48:37 | More by stephenjmoore
4.28/5 rDev +0.2%
look: 3.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.25
From a 650 ml bottle into a globe glass.
A-The pour is thick-looking. The brew is reddish with a deep amber, iron-wood color. The head is on the thin side and light tan in color. A few bubbles are visible. Some lacing on the glass.
S-This smells like a lumber mill...in a good way, with lots of fresh pine and herbal forest scents. I detect mint, and fruity booze, along with some burnt caramel, spice, and chocolate as it warms up. Nice and earthy.
T-The taste is also earthy, herbal, and heavy on the pine-forward hops, but there is less mint and more chocolate. The booze is very apparent, but not in a hot, stout like manner. Instead, you get an almost medicinal, brandy-like flavor of sweet, fruity booze.
M-Feel is medium to full body with a pine-heavy dankness to it. Carb is mild, alcohol is noticeable.
O-This is a unique and delicious beer. I have had regular Bastard on numerous occasions, but nothing prepared me for the pine-bomb that this beer let off. Sweet, fruity, and full of herbal, medicinal alcohol, this is definitely a big beer. I suggest pairing with spicy foods or drinking alone as a digestif-like after dinner drink.
Serving type: bottle
04-20-2013 02:04:09 | More by spoony
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
22 oz bomber @ 11.2% ABV poured into a snifter glass.
Aroma - Medium brown in color but turns dark ruby red when held to the light. The head is thick and frothy with excellent retention. Lacing is plentiful.
Smell - Pine resin, orange peel, pineapple, and some malty sweetness. Alcohol burn is slightly noticeable.
Taste - The taste is fairly well balanced with a lean towards hoppy bitterness . Loads of bitterness and loads of sweet malty backbone. Maple, pine, and citrus.
Mouthfeel - Creamy and smooth as hell. Carbonation is medium-high and just right. Full bodied.
Overall - Extremely tasty. It's a sipping beer for sure. Laid 2 bottles of this down for aging.
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2013 22:13:20 | More by Clonies720
4.16/5 rDev -2.6%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
Appearance - Rich amber red in color with a decent amount of carbonation and little to no head
Smell - A big malt bomb with a sugary sweet hint of brown sugar and a slight alcohol smell
Taste - The flavor followed suit with the aroma. A big punch of malt right off the bat with lots of sweet notes immediately following. Brown sugar with hints of caramel. This immediately gives way to a bready thick malt backbone and then tapers off into a slightly hoppy sweet alcohol burn at the very end
Mouthfeel - Decently thick for a strong ale with a nice amount of carbonation to move everything around. Good example for the style
Overall - This is one of the better strong ales I have ever had and a really big beer overall. Lots of nice malt complexities going on here with a good balance of sweetness. Very solid beer
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2013 17:18:23 | More by WiscoBrewsco
3.95/5 rDev -7.5%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
2012 release, ~4-5mo. old.
A: Dark copper/ruby red with off-white head. Retention is good and lacing is decent
S: Big sweet caramel aroma dominates. Behind it are a touch of spicy and earthy hops. Very slight alcohol.
T: Sweet caramel mixed with a noticeable amount of alcohol bite. Aftertaste is a spicy hop, oak + vanilla, with a tiny bit of pine coming through.
M:Medium-full bodied with medium carbonation. Silky smooth and dry.
O: I haven't had this fresh so I'm not sure how it's "supposed" to taste like but I like it. Malt heavy with not much of a bitterness. It may just be an older bottle, but this wasn't as "arrogant" as I thought it would be.
Serving type: bottle
04-11-2013 06:45:23 | More by arfenhouse
4.65/5 rDev +8.9%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
A: Deep, hazy mahogany with glints of ruby, a decent off-white head that dissipates quickly into a ring of foam around the sides, good lacing.
S: Big sweet malt, burnt candy, apricot, resinous and piney hops, some alcohol spice and fruity esters that grow as the beer warms. Very complex.
T/M: A nice crescendo of bitterness, joined by sweet, burnt caramel candy notes, resinous hops, apricot, and peppery/estery alcohol notes. Full sticky mouthfeel, semi-sweet finish, with more alcohol complexities appearing as the beer warms.
Overall, this beer as outstanding. It is upfront and no-nonsense, and full of complexities. It doesn't get bogged down with ten different malt characters, and a ton of different hops, it instead opts for excellent execution and complexity from basic ingredients. I cannot recommend this one enough, incredible.
Serving type: bottle
04-11-2013 00:24:24 | More by Siriusfisherman
4.03/5 rDev -5.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A - Pours reddish brown with a two finger head. Dissipates to a light cap and semi-sticky lacing.
S - Dry wood and burnt caramel take up the majority of the aroma with pine coming up in the background.
T - Heavy breadiness turning to burnt caramel and molasses, quite sweet on the swallow. The resiny hops shows through in the aftertaste, though lighter than I was expecting from Stone. Little alcohol flavor as well but pretty good overall at hiding it for how high it is.
M - Medium body and carbonation, oily feel.
O - Pretty good beer, nice flavors and aroma despite the lack of complexity. A enjoyable sipper. Would prefer with the oily feel and could use another flavor or two. Would have again.
Serving type: bottle
03-30-2013 23:58:31 | More by JustinAniello
New Jersey
4/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
a beautiful dark amber almost burgundy pour with 2 fingers of fluffy off white head giving off great lacing. huge sweet malt on the nose, a little hint of bubble gum, slightly boozy. WOAH, the flavor is bitter and boozy up front, with a huge burn on the chest. lots of sweet malt, slightly fruity like a tutti frutti candy, strawberries, can't really pinpoint it but there is something fruity about this beer, which is way weird, because bastard tastes nothing like this usually. a delicious full-medium body beer with a nice amount of carbonation and a huge burn from the abv.
i love this one, so tasty which makes it go down so damn easy, and then you read the abv on the label and WHOOPS. n seriously, a lovely beer, glad i picked up another one to age for a bit. it's like a fruity barleywine.
Serving type: bottle
03-28-2013 01:28:48 | More by facundoCNB
4.46/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
poured into a duvel tulip. had about a finger and a half of head that dissipated fairly quickly. brownish red color.smelled of sweet bready maltiness followed by a ton of piney, citrusy hops. also a tiny bit of grapefruit and slight alcohol.tastes fairly bitter up front followed by sweet bready maltiness with the piney citrusy hops following right behind. sweet then bitter finsh with a good heavy mouthfeel. one of the best strong ales out there and would and have it again
Serving type: bottle
03-24-2013 11:13:26 | More by deeznuts420
3.46/5 rDev -19%
look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.25
Opened on 3.17.13
2011 3l swing-top bottle.
A - Pours a light hazy orange with an explosive off-white head. Great retention and streaks of lacing left on the glass.
S - A bit oxidized, and some strong sweet malts and older faded hops.
T - Just as the nose. A bit oxidized, but it really didn't take much away from the taste.
D - Tons of carbonation and a medium body.
O - Ok, the fun part was pouring the big boy bottle, but I don't think this is really the way to age a bottle.
Serving type: bottle
03-20-2013 02:59:00 | More by HuskyinPDX
4.46/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
The colour of this beer is a very dark amber and brown. The beer pours with a solid 1/2 inch head and has minimal lacing against the glass.
The smell of this brew is a heavy, sweet malt mixed with a very earthy scent of earth and nuts.
That taste of this beer is malt heavy, with a strong molasses and caramel flavor. followed by the heavy, earthy notes.
The mouthfeel is bitter and heavy and lingers on the tongue with a steady yet tasty flavour. Very nice!
This beer is complicated, strong, balanced and tasty. It is difficult for me to identify every flavour and scent but the balance of earth tones, very heavy, sweet flavour and bitter aftertaste make for a unique and nice tasting beer. Absolutely worth a try!
Serving type: bottle
03-17-2013 02:27:58 | More by PhantasIPA
4.34/5 rDev +1.6%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
22oz Bomber
Bottled 10.19.12
Tasted 03.14.13
A – Vivid translucent dark copper color. Head is light brown and tall, though it does recede to a thin sticky layer that leaves behind great lacing.
S – Nothing too crazy. Quite alcoholic and sweet. Big boozy notes. Underneath it all it comes across as a barleywine; dried dark fruits, brown sugar.
T – Bright and hoppy initially, but the malt sweetness abounds and dominates. Lots of pine, not fresh, but old and resinous. Flavors are strongly bitter and do linger on the palate, there is somehow a nice balance here between sweet and hops, the hops are not fresh, but they do bring a nice, cutting dryness to the table.
M – Thick, drinks like a stout, more alcohol comes through here. It has a lingering and lasting finish.
O – This is one hell of a beer, quite strong, and 22oz in a sitting is more than enough. The label writing on the back is on the spot. This is a brew worth seeking out, it is seriously boozy and astringent. This is bar none the best warming beer ever, when Stone releases this in the winter as a pick me up (and kick your ass) beer, it is an experience, this beer is great fresh, and only gets better with age. I will seek this out in the future. This beer is greater than the sum of its parts.
Serving type: bottle
03-15-2013 05:08:55 | More by Moose90
4.44/5 rDev +4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.75 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Lives up to it's name and the "book" printed on the back of the bottle. Not for the weak or inexperienced. Not sure what to say about this one...or should I say, not sure how to express all the tastes, experiences, or lingering emotions I had with each sip... notice I said sip... this isn't one you'll be slamming back and wondering why the bartender hasn't poured you another one already. For this one, you'll have to have some time to savor and some good music or a great movie to back it up. Smooth at the beginning and smells wonderful! Then it hits you with an explosion of different tastes...hops, citrus, and some kind of spice...can't identify it...(it's top secret, after all!). Ends with a kick of bitter "can of whoopass!" that'll have you wondering, "what just happend!?!"
I really think that's why this beer is high on the ranking lists... it's so much freakin' fun trying to figure it out!
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2013 06:03:38 | More by sooner961
4.26/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.25
22oz bomber (2012 bottling, bought in October 2012) served in a Duvel Tulip.
Appearance: Translucent deep amber-copper color. 1/4" thick foam at pouring died down to thin foam across the top. Persistent strands of lacing, a few sheets of lacing here and there.
Smell: Surprisingly not a strong smelling beer. With a swirl you get some alcohol notes that make you think of barrel aging. Some citrus/lemony hops under the alcohol and malt sweetness.
Taste: Starts off with a lot of hop flavors well blended with malt sweetness. I got pine and grapefruit and orange peel mixed in with caramel malt and a deep sweetness for balance. This blended flavor then transitions into more of the malt and then a long lingering bitterness that really smacks you around. It's a strong bitterness, not overpowering, but strong. Piney, herbal, grassy, earthy, spicy too. Complex bitterness would be a good way to describe the finish. Definitely a slow sipping beer for savoring, but that bitterness can really dominate the palate. And domination is the right word - it rules the tongue and dictates what it senses at the end of the swallow. I feel that the words on the back of the bottle "one lacerative muther of an ale" are true to form for that finish.
Mouthfeel: Creamy and thick. Just right carbonation. A little bit sticky on the teeth.
Overall / Drinkability: Well...I drank the whole 22oz bottle by myself. I met the bastard and the bastard did set me free. For such a strong and bitter beer, it keeps inviting you to drink more and it kept smacking me around with every sip. And yet I savored it despite that strong bitter finish and abuse of my palate. It reminds me a bit of the Stone Ruination ale for what it's doing to my tongue right now. Drinkability is good, and I have a feeling I'm going to regret it later. But....that strong bitterness I could see as a love it or hate it feeling early on in the beer. Either you embrace it and succumb to the domination of the bitterness with this beer, or you reject it early on and find something else to drink. I chose to take it all in, but I can see myself also on another occasion saying no and stopping early on. I think the only weak spot with this beer is that the aroma is weak. Otherwise its well crafted and worth a try. See if you can hold up to the onslaught and succumb to it - I'm glad I tried it and I suspect I would take up the challenge again.
Serving type: bottle
03-10-2013 00:20:18 | More by damndirtyape
4.29/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.25
Poured into a beer mug.
Appearance- Pours a big four finger khaki head. It kept growing past the point where I thought it would; it spilled over the mug a bit, and I was delighted. It died down to about one finger, but that stuck around just about all the way down. The color was very murky and a deep brown; sort of amber hues in there as well.
Smell- Pretty hoppy, a fair amount of citrus aroma is present. A bit of alcohol on the nose.
Taste- The taste sort of explodes on the palate. It was bitter with citrus hops; very, very flavorful. You get the alcohol on the end but it isn't too overpowering, maybe because I was expecting a bite from this one.
Mouthfeel- I liked the amount of carbonation. It's there, but it isn't dominating the palate or anything. This is a very smooth beer.
Overall- I've been meaning to try this for a while now, and I have to say it lives up to the short story on the back of the bottle. It's flavorful, smooth, and packs quite a punch. I would absolutely buy this one again. Let's just say I was feeling the arrogance after drinking this one.
Serving type: bottle
03-02-2013 14:00:27 | More by NuclearSoAndSo
4.46/5 rDev +4.4%
look: 4.25 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
for Stone. i was expectin mass hops....
poured a dark amber, little head, very little carbonation...
smell is sweet, malts and barley; very nice and unexpected.
taste is of the same. very much easier than expected to put down. even after a long conversation with the beautiful red-head next to me, the warming of the brew was a complete non-factor. this is urprisingly easy to drink, sweet and almost delicious-especially for the abv.
Serving type: on-tap
02-22-2013 03:08:31 | More by pkalix
Yukon (Canada)
4/5 rDev -6.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
2010 vintage. Poured from a 22 oz bottle into a Pipeworks snifter.
A- pours a bright amber with a 1 finger light tan head. Vertical columns of lacing bubbles remain on the glass.
S- toffee, toast, nice citrus and some pine and earthiness.
T- toasted malts, caramel and toffee, citrus with some citrus rind, with a good amount of pine bitterness.
M- medium body and carbonation. Effervescent and a little acidic right away and then mellows some.
O- nice beer that I can't believe I haven't reviewed this yet. Nice blend of sweet malts, citrus and bitter pine.
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2013 02:37:35 | More by kawilliams81
4.99/5 rDev +16.9%
look: 4.75 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
Poured into a tasting snifter. Glowing, slightly opaque amber color. Full tan and rocky head. Good lacing down the glass. Taste is surprisingly fruity and hoppy with good caramel character across the middle and citrusy throughout. Sticky but very drinkable mouthfeel. Booze is prominent while not overpowering, though it is very warm in the belly. Aftertaste is pleasantly bitter yet refreshing. A REAL pleasure to drink! Excellent pair with salty or spicy foods, not sweets. DELICIOUS and overall excellence. BRAVO!
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2013 01:27:12 | More by jgurley
4.1/5 rDev -4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.25
A finger and half of reddish head on an almost clear amber colored body. There's a lot of sediment.
The aroma is weak with only a little malt and lemon coming through.
The taste is HUGE and BOLD. Lots of lemon bitterness thrown against tons of malt. It maintains a great balance.
The texture is smooth with moderate carbonation.
A big beer with still keeps it together.
Serving type: bottle
02-18-2013 01:25:35 | More by Fatehunter
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Annual to tree
Leaves generally cauline, generally simple, generally alternate, petioled or not; stipules 0
Inflorescence: panicle, raceme, spike, or flowers solitary in axils, generally open; bracts leaf-like or not
Flower: bisexual, radial or bilateral, sometimes inverted (pedicel twisted 180°; hypanthium generally present, ± fused to ovary; sepals generally 5; corolla radial to 2-lipped, generally fused (tube sometimes split down back), lobes generally 5; stamens 5, free or ± fused (anthers and filaments fused into tube or filaments fused above middle); ovary inferior, sometimes half inferior, chambers 13, placentas axile or parietal, ovules many, style generally 1, 25-branched
Fruit: generally capsule, dehiscing on sides or at tip by pores or short valves
Seeds many
Genera in family: ± 70 genera, ± 2000 species: worldwide. Some cultivated for ornamental (Campanula, Jasione, Lobelia ). Subfamilies sometimes treated as different families.
Annual, glabrous to hairy; roots fibrous
Stem erect, simple or branched, 240 cm, 4-angled
Leaves cauline, widely linear to ovate, serrate, sessile
Inflorescence: flowers generally solitary, terminal
Flower pedicelled or not; sepals 0.53 X ovary, linear to narrowly triangular; corolla cylindric, funnel-, or bell-shaped, throat white, lobes linear to widely ovate, white to deep purple; ovary inferior, obconic to cylindric and narrowed near middle
Fruit dehiscing at top, through opening formed when style base falls off
Seeds ± 1 mm, angular-fusiform
Species in genus: 4 species: w North America
Etymology: (Greek: Githago -like)
Reference: [Morin 1983 Syst Bot 8:436468]
Plant hairySee the CNPS Inventory for information about endangerment and rarity.
Stem clambering to erect, 39 cm
Leaf 46.5 mm; bracts 25.6 mm, < 5 mm apart, ovate
Flower generally cleistogamous; pedicel 02 mm; sepals = ovary; corolla 2.53 mm, 2 X longer than wide at level of sinuses, cylindric, lobes < tube, deep blue; filament bases linear, glabrous; ovary 35 mm, obconic, ± 24.5 X longer than wide at top, middle ± narrowed, base long-tapered, ribs 10, those ending at sinuses ± raised, style ± 23 mm, upper 25% papillate
Ecology: Uncommon
Chromosomes: n=9. Moist places in oak woodlands
Elevation: 11001900 m.
Bioregional distribution: s High Sierra Nevada (Kern, Tulare cos.). Possibly also in s Inner South Coast Ranges (Cholame Hills, Monterey Co.).
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Close to stadium and book store. Super conveint, I always park here.
Location, convenience, ease of moving in & out.
We used the parking garage when we came into town from Florida to see our son and go to a football game. The weather was rough, it was windy (9 degrees) and snowing sideways! It was nice to be able to get right back,to our car, and feel safe at the same time. Staff was helpful and courteous.
great parking/close to the stadium.
The parking was easy and the lot grounds were clean and well cared for. The price was a bit high but it's convenient to the campus and the nearby shops. This is my third year in a row parking at Eddy Commons.
This is a large, multilevel garage, just a 5 minute walk from the Notre Dame Stadium!! If it's cold or raining, you can enjoy the protection of the garage. If the weather is great then stroll the campus and have the freedom to go back and forth to your car as you wish. And there's no need to rush out after a great ND win! Stay and celebrate - as you don't have to move your car until 2 am. So no matter when you come to the game be it 5 hours before or after the game starts, you will have a spot waiting for you!
Vehicle height restriction: 96 inches
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This is a large indoor parking garage located on the southeast corner of Angela Blvd and N Eddy St. Enter from any one of three sides: Eddy St, half a block south of Angela Blvd. - Napoleon Street half way between Burns and Eddy - or Burns half a block south of Angela Blvd.


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999cc, 167bhp, 165mph, Insurance group 17
Aprilia's new Tuono V4 R APRC has genuine superbike performance, advanced electronic rider aids, a MotoGP soundtrack and a real-world, roomy riding position. Could this be the ultimate real-world superbike? Producing a claimed 167bhp, it's more powerful than its closest super naked rivals, like the Ducati Streetfighter, KTM 990 Super Duke and Triumph Speed Triple. It's a serious weapon on ...
1099cc, 155bhp, 155mph, Insurance group 17
It might not have the traction control, Ohlins suspension and Marchesini wheels of the more expensive 'S', but this base-model Streetfighter, complete with its retuned 1098 superbike engine, is still one hell of a machine and a better value package. Super naked machines like these make more sense on the roads than small, uncomfortable race replicas. The Ducati combines high ...
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One of seven children - six boys and a girl - born to his American father, Ralph Griffith, and his Irish wife, Elizabeth, Jamie St. John Bamber Griffith was born on April 3, 1973 in Hammersmith, London and raised in Paris. He got his first taste of performing by playing the Wicked Witch of the West in a production of "The Wizard of Oz" directed by ... Continue Bio >>
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