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Solstice - Pisgah Brewing Co.
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4.15/5 rDev +3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle purchased from Bruisin' Ales...abv listed at 9.5%abv. January 2009.
Caged and corked 750ml, it pours, after a huge pop, a hazy orange yellow with about a 1 finger head of foam.
The smell is very fruity with scents of orange and light lemon, maybe apricot, and a musty nose that is kind of Brett-like. In a Tripel, I could do without the mustiness as it hurts the overall smell, imho.
The taste is fruity sweet and fruity tart at the same time with more sweetness from candy sugar and tart notes of oranges and apricots. A little bit of pepper shows up as does light notes of clove that get stronger the more I drink. Still, this Tripel impresses me with how fruity it really is. The alcohol brings some warming after the swallow but I can't say I detect any in the taste. Yhis is a nice tasting brew that overall leans toward the sweet side but not by much. The tart factor never does let go....
Medium bodied with carbonation that approaches but doesn't reach high, it finishes with some nice malty tones and another touch of tartness. The second pour shows me a cloudy brew..no surprise for this bottle condition brew and head retention is superb and it has nice lacing.
Drinkability? I like what's going on here as the flavours are anything but dull and the abv doesn't come in to play much. It's any easy drinking and smooth brew. I made an excellent choice with this one.
Serving type: bottle
07-07-2009 00:37:21 | More by Bitterbill
4.1/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Bottle courtesy of turtlemoye, thanks again!
Pours a dark gold color, a little hazy, with a nice white head.
Beer has a nice spicy and bready aroma.
Taste is very spicy, kind of sweet, with a prickly feel to it. Overall a creamy malt flavor with hard candies. Finish is crisp, with some cloves, and other general spice notes.
Mouthfeel is good, a little prickly from the carbonation, but it blends nicely with the general sweetness of this beer.
Drinkability is very nice. This is a nice Tripel, it's not top notch, but still very solid, tasty, easy to sip, and quite refreshing.
Serving type: bottle
05-18-2009 03:59:17 | More by flexabull
4/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Got this one awhile back from BeerTruth. Thanks Adam. Bottled 12/19/07.
This one gushed just a bit on the pour, but eventually I got a somewhat pale golden color, pretty clear with a billowing two inches of off-white head. Head is a bit on the fizzy side but keeps a very nice, full lace and leaves a ton of stick on the sides. Just completely coats the sides of the glass in stick and never lets go of the lace on top. Very impressive.
Smell is floral and fruity with soft spicy notes, some earthy yeast, sugar and sweet malt. Lots of apple and pear in this nose, along with maybe a bit of citrus and muscat grapes. The sugary aromas go very nicely with the fruit, combining for a very pleasant and inviting nose. It's complex but also soft and floral.
Taste is not quite as complex as the nose, and it's a bit heavier on the sugar and also the alcohol. Pepper is more pronounced, with a bold spicy flavor along with some earthy yeast. Lots of sugars and sweet malt along with some zesty citrus, as well. The soft floral and fruit characters that were in the nose don't fully materialize on the palate. Instead it's a bit sweeter and boozier, heavier and spicier. Still quite good, but also a bit of a contrast from the smell.
The mouthfeel on this one is full and quite creamy, although the bold peppery spice is a touch rough and detracts from the smoothness and also contributes to a bit of a lingering burn along with some alcohol. Slightly dry in the finish, as well, with above average carbonation.
I found this to be a bit of a paradox. The nose was so light and floral, while the taste was sweeter, spicier and heavier. The immense black pepper flavor started to wear on me as I progressed through the bottle, making me long for some of the light fruitiness that was in the smell. All in all this is a very good tripel, especially if you prefer those on the spicier end of things. I would certainly have this again although next time i would share the bottle with a friend.
Serving type: bottle
05-17-2009 23:54:54 | More by number1bum
North Carolina
4.85/5 rDev +20.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
750ml corked and cages bottle into 2 Brooklyn tulips shared with rtratzlaff. Pours a nice hazy dark yellow with a nice frothy off-white head. Aroma is a abundance of sweet malts and spice, pepper and orange peel. Taste is a wonderful blend of sweet malts, sweet fruits, lemon, spices and a hint of citrus hops. The beer is medium bodied, but the dry smooth carbonation hides the alcohol well. One of the brewers at Pisgah told me how they won a taste test in New York that included some Trapist tripels, I must admit, this is likely the best American brewed tripel I've have yet.
Serving type: on-tap
04-01-2009 00:41:05 | More by atsprings
Ontario (Canada)
4.05/5 rDev +0.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A lovely American take tripel, from Bruisin' Ales. Fresh yeast, very smooth mouthfeel,with an underlying orange cream taste. Very drinkable.Cloudy with a great white bubbly head.Refreshing yeasty inhale.Not with the best Belgian versions,but still quite good. On the sweeter side.
Serving type: bottle
03-29-2009 01:41:42 | More by Sammy
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
750 ml bottle dated march 2008 poured in to a st bernardus goblet.
Pours a clear golden with a big fluffy white head.
Smell is big for a tripel. Sort of spicy, light malt. Some sour fruit and sweet banana.
Taste is spicy peppery, dry fruit.
Huge carbonation mouthfeel and extremely easy drinking beer.
Serving type: bottle
03-07-2009 01:53:41 | More by aubuc1
4.63/5 rDev +14.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
I tried this beer out a few years back during a visit to Asheville NC.
After the first sip, I was hooked, Soltice is everything a great belgium style tripel should be and it was incredibly fresh.
Very excited to see that Pisgah is now available in bottles as before it was kegs or growlers. I think I would rather drink a 12 oz bottle in a sitting than a growler since this beer is on the strong side...
Serving type: growler
02-20-2009 21:20:35 | More by jekemp
4.33/5 rDev +7.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
750 ml bottle received in a trade with goRideYourBike. Thanks Mike. After fighting the cork for at least 5 minutes, poured into some oversized wine glasses.
Beer pours a bright gold color with a nice white head. Nose of banana and apples and lemon peel with some pear, honey, yeast and a very slight touch of spiciness. Taste is great. Fruity, yet not overly so. Nice balance with the yeast. All flavors from the nose are there. My only knock would be that it was a touch sweet, but this is a fantastic beer and one that I thoroughly enjoyed. One of the better, more interesting tripels I have had. I will be seeking out more Pisgah in the future....
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2009 19:05:31 | More by yeastsipper
4.3/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Pisgah Solstice, on tap at Barley's Taproom and Pizzeria, served in a snifter.
Appearance: Arrives a crystal clear, gorgeous pale gold with tons of crisp-looking, active effervescenc, fast and fine, capped with one-finger of foamy snow white head. Retention isn't amazing but it's solid, and it leaves solid sheets of lace with occasional eruptions of fluff. If the retention were better, it'd be a 5.0 (to give you an idea of how attractive everything else is).
Aroma: Sweet, crisp grainy notes and candi sugar seem to make up most of the malty notes, with flourishes of white pepper and cloves and a handful fruity notes - not-quite-ripe bananas balanced with pears.
Taste: Sweet Belgian candi sugar and light, pils-esque malts bring a good mix of sweet and dry to the party. Lots of light fruity esters - bananas, obviously, with some orange peel, some apple skins, simple pear notes, all light and very balanced. A good dose of spicey notes, too: cloves yes, but also a few others, hints of white pepper and coriander.
Mouthfeel: Amazingly smooth and even, crisp but creamy, with big and bold but fine-bubbled effervescence.
Drinkability: This is organic? And brewed in NC? Very impressive. Not my first Pisgah experience, but if they tend to taste like this, it definitely won't be my last. The 9% on this one is nowhere to be found and is about average for the style, but everything else here makes it more than worthwhile. Highly recommended.
Serving type: on-tap
01-11-2009 02:07:45 | More by CrellMoset
Ontario (Canada)
4.08/5 rDev +1.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
750 ml bottle, corked and caged. Day 2 of epic DrJay visit tasting, DrJay brought this one!
Pours a clear apple juice colour, almost yellow gold, huge and pillowy white head forms, drops some lace chunks, forms a solid layer. Smell is neat, apples, yeast, bread, some caramel, alcohol, pears, very fruity, some sugars, honey, quite nice, has all the elements. Taste is similar, tons of apple and pear, caramel, alcohol, quite spicy in the middle, wheat, light bubblegum, candi sugar, bananas, pretty neat. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, little thick for me than most tripels, with pretty high carbonation, has a bit of a bite to it. Really nice tripel, I like what Pisgah are doing. Thanks Jay!
Serving type: bottle
01-04-2009 23:18:58 | More by Viggo
4.18/5 rDev +3.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Who else but mikesgroove supplied this one to me. Thank you sir!
750 ml cork and caged bottle poured into a chalice. June 2008 stamped on the label.
Pours a clear golden hue with a frothy two finger cloudy white head that dies down to a thin creamy layer that lasts throught tasting. A good amount of stick on the sides with a shit load of bubbles racing to the top. Sweet smelling candy sugars and caramel with some metallic notes in the nose. Ripe apples and pears with a peppery undertone. Banana and yeast tickle the nostrils as well. Taste begins with sweet Belgian yeasts and pear as well as the previously mentioned metallic flavor. Midway, sweet sugars and carmelized grains emerge. The continued sweetness remains in the aftertaste with hints of lemon, banana, and clove. Light body with a silky smooth feel. Active carbonation, but by no means would I say it's overcarbonated. To me, the mouthfeel really helps with the drinkability, very soft and crisp. The 9.5% is almost non-existant in this beer, I love it. Pisgah continues to amaze me with their organic offerings, hopefully they start bottling more. Thanks again Mike, you da man!!
Serving type: bottle
12-14-2008 01:51:18 | More by BeerTruth
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
2008 Biergotter Tasting - Day 2. Got this one in a trade with mikesgroove, so thanks!
Yellow/amber and slightly hazed with a super fluffy eggshell head composed of big bubbles that was quick to settle. Lots of clumpy lacing. Fruity aroma, lots of apple and pear, bread, light yeastiness, faint spice and alcohol. Very much in line with what I expect from a tripel. Mild bitterness and alcohol, bready and fruity with mild spice and alcohol in the finish. Very clean profile. Unfortunately, it was overcarbonated, which was the only problem with this beer. Body was medium with some alcohol warmth, plus the texture was good once the carbonation settled down. Very nice other than this one issue.
Serving type: bottle
12-13-2008 20:29:32 | More by DrJay
Ontario (Canada)
4.28/5 rDev +6.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
2008 Biergotter Tasting, Day 2: Stouts and Belgians. DrJay contributed this one, so thanks jay!
750ml bottle, corked and caged. sampled nov 28/08.
pours crystal clear golden yellow with an incredibly fluffy white head. the head drops fast and leaves spotty lace.
aroma is great. apple juice. cracker and white bread. touch of caramel. nice light belgian spice. light alcohol.
taste is good. once you get past the insane carbonation level there's a great tripel in there. cracker and white bread. light belgian spice. light alcohol. medium bitterness level.
mouthfeel is good. initially the carbonation was very high and carrying a decent sting with it, but after a little swirling it drops to a much more pleasant level. nice light body with a good dry finish.
drinkability is good. the carbonation takes away initially, but by mid glass this one starts going down very easily. good stuff.
Serving type: bottle
12-11-2008 01:12:36 | More by grub
3.8/5 rDev -5.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle from Bruisin' Ales poured into a pint glass.
Pours a crystal clear golden color with a creamy white head that stays as a cap for the duration with massive amounts of bubbles straming up from the bottom. Lacing is plentiful
The aroma is seriously sweet with candi sugar, fruity esters and tons of light fruit - pears, apples and apricots. There is also a bready malt aroma as well.
The taste is even sweeter than the aroma suggests. The sweet fruits and candi sugar are dominant throughout with bananas, apricots and pears on top of a light citrus and bready malt base. Good, but a tad sweeter than I prefer.
The mouthfeel is massively carbonated and fruity sweetness lingering on the palate.
This is a very good Belgian style beer from Pisgah though the sweetness was a tad overpowering for me in the flavor and limits the drinkability a tad. Still nice.
Serving type: bottle
12-08-2008 00:26:12 | More by gford217
4.38/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4.5
Another gem I got from mikesgroove!
Getting the cork out of this bottle was at times a harrowing experience. I was once taught to open a bottle of champagne as quietly as possible, a practice that has carried over into the realm of corked beers....but alas, the 'pop' on this bottle was epic. Pours a hazy golden color with an absolute beast of an off-white head....rocky, dense, and long-lasting, foamy lacing clings to the glass. Some pineapple on the nose, slight banana and apple, clove & peppery spice. Flavors follow right along, but I also get a slight nutmeg taste, some lemon zest, and a bite of alcohol on the finish. Extremely lively carbonation, and refreshing as hell. An extremely tasty Tripel....both beers I've had from this brewery have done nothing but impress me.
Now, excuse me while I go add the whole Pisgah lineup to my "wants" list.
Serving type: bottle
11-29-2008 01:10:04 | More by corey0212
North Carolina
4.25/5 rDev +5.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Serving type- Bottle poured into chalice.
A- Pours a golden yellow with a nice white lace that lasts till the finish.
S- Hints of alcohol and fruit-bannanna and spice tones.
T- Nice smooth fruity start to the beer that finishes with an strong alcohol end. Hints of pepper and pineapple move across the tongue on the way down.
M- Good mouthfeel and high drinkability. Picked this up a few months ago in Asheville and this is my first chance to try a Pisgah offering. Good strong Tripel that drinks well and is very enjoyable. I hope to have this again someday and also to try other Pisgah beers in the near future.
Serving type: bottle
11-13-2008 22:47:22 | More by cbros
District of Columbia
4.5/5 rDev +11.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
On tap at the Thirsty Monk in Asheville, NC
Pours a dull-murky-golden-pale-straw, with a serious head and nice lacing. Had a bottle as well and it damn near exploded, soaked the floor and the counter. I lost nearly half the bottle, it had a bit of a leak problem before that. Oh well, at least the rest was tasty!
Taste & Smell - dominated by over-ripe pineapple, some banana & yeast, a little pear and a touch of peach. Some spice and nutmeg as well. Very tasty.
Mouthfeel - nice & full. Very light for a tripel, which really helps the drinkability.
I had this back towards the end of 2008 and it is much improved now. Much sweeter and very smooth, it is distinctly southern and tasty.
Serving type: on-tap
11-03-2008 16:31:19 | More by craytonic
New Hampshire
4.38/5 rDev +8.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
thanks to mikesgroove for the chance to try this southern gem!
A - cork had a bit of beer crusted on the edge, loud pop and a glass full of white foam ensue. It settles out and the first glass is a crisp straw yellow with a heavy bubble stream to the top. Subsequent pours show an increasing cloudyness as the sediment is increasingly disturbed.
S - wonderful belgian yeast notes with a nice light grains and a hint of lemon.
T - wonderful belgian yeasts dominate with a clean crisp light grain note and spices.
M - medium bodied, highly carbonated, crips and zesty. could be less carbonated but oddly the over carbonation of this brew does not detract from the drinking experience.
D - it takes a while for the foam to settle. It's worth the wait. this drinks nicely and crisply.
Serving type: bottle
10-30-2008 01:49:27 | More by barleywinebrewer
4/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to jraycee for sending this my way! A caged corked 750 mL.
Pours a very slightly hazy golden straw color with some decent depth. A nice soft creamy off-white head forms and stays at a thick little cap. Sheets of lace hang down the sides of the goblet.
Smells of dry grains and nice yeasty bread dough. Light notes of hay, lemon-grass, and vinegar.
More doughy goodness in the taste, with some faint lemon zest, wheat, and hay. Sweetness comes in and out, with an almost tangible independent identity, as if it's swirled in as a separate ingredient. Some soft ripe melony fruit blends into the middle. A little grainy, then kind of watery leading into the finish. Ends with some soft, mildly bitter, mildly sweet breadiness. A decent balance of dynamic, but lacks much standout character.
Feel is nice. Spicy carbonation up front mellowing into a smooth medium body, cleaning up at the finish, but leaving a film of sweetened aftertaste.
Overall a very nice beer that's growing on me considerably as I drink it. It's tasty, but tame. Nothing stands out in spice or taste that really gives it something unique other than the fact that it's a nicely drinkable tasty tripel.
Serving type: bottle
10-04-2008 19:51:22 | More by lightindarkness
North Carolina
3.78/5 rDev -6.2%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
I really admire Pisgah brewing and their brews. There's nothing like visiting their brewery on Thursdays when it's open to the public. You can taste several of their offerings and purchase anything they've got bottled. Local folks fills the place and give it a real community atmosphere. On my last visit I picked up bottles of Solstice, Cosmos, Hellbender, and a growler of their Pale Ale. The Solstice is the first of this set I've sampled.
It pours a dark amber with lots of bubbles and a light, frothy, white head that sticks around a long time and clings to the side of the glass while the level of beer drops. Aromas of bubble gum, lemon, and a spicy floral essence waft up from the brew with a good sniff. This aroma certainly invites tasting! Floral and sweet malts are prominent on the front, while the finish is mostly bitter with a bright citrus character and a nice lingering aftertaste of bread.
If you're into Belgian styles, particularly Triples, I highly recommend this brew. Heck, I recommend everything Pisgah does!
Serving type: bottle
09-25-2008 00:23:55 | More by CWiggins
4.3/5 rDev +6.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to Shaun and Angie for bringing this all the way from North Carolina. This corked and caged 750 mil bottle opened with a satisfying pop, and poured a cloudy deep and rich golden to orange hue and raised a huge off-white head that looked like whipped cream in the Duvel glass and simply did not want to go away. I let is sit so it could warm a little more, and if finally settled down after about 5 minutes and left big chunks of lacing. This may be one the the thickest and longest lasting heads I have ever seen. The nose was complex consisting of aromas of ripe fruit,, citrus, and some yeast. Mouthfeel is a bit lively and carbonated which may explain the huge head. Flavor are again of fruits, and there are touches of apricot, orange, grapefruit, and coriander. Finish is slightly sweet and it is good to the last drop. A very nice tripel.
Serving type: bottle
09-03-2008 01:45:59 | More by rkuhnel
North Carolina
3.38/5 rDev -16.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
This beer is a cloudy orange with a good sized head and the beer is very carbonated. The smell is citrus and the Belgian nature shows strongly. The Belgian yeast is very prominant in the taste as well as wheat. The mouthfeel is very carbonated and the abv certainly shows. Overall this is probably a decent beer of the style.
Serving type: bottle
08-03-2008 16:52:19 | More by Enola
4.5/5 rDev +11.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Pours a hazy golden color, plenty of light colored head. Smells Belgian, all right, with banana notes, spices. Tasted awesome. Very little bitterness, a bit of wheat... somewhat sweet, but just sweet enough- just the right amount. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied, with a bit of character/graniness. Drinkability was good.
I only had half the bottle myself, due to other people wanting a taste. I could have definitely went for more Solstice. Excellent Tripel!
Serving type: bottle
07-07-2008 17:47:19 | More by Lordsloth
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured a hazy, medium golden color with a huge pillowy head that nearly ran over the sides of the glass. Looks very Belgian! The aroma was very Belgian too. Lots of spices, fruit and a hint of banana in the nose. Taste was quite sweet and syrupy at first and then began to mesh with flavors of pear, clove, pepper and bananas. Despite the strength of this beer, it was very refreshing to drink on an incredibly hot day in June. Excellent beer and a must try if your a fan of the style. Now, if only I could find some bottles to stash away.
Serving type: on-tap
06-10-2008 19:25:58 | More by rodrot
South Carolina
4.9/5 rDev +21.6%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
So I finally made it up there to take on the Solstice. I have heard such good things, and particularly regarding this batch that I really needed to get up there to try and see what Dave keeps raving about. Your typical looking Pisgah bottle, I pulled this one straight out of the fridge and served it in Mock Turtle.
Appearance - Holy Snikes! We have a foamer! This one damn near exploded when I popped the cork, literally waking the baby and scaring the neighbors, that was one hell of a pop. To its credit, nothing left the bottle. Poured it into the glass, this one simply foamed up the entire glass, and I had to make several additional to get a nice one poured, but wow this was big. Has to be the most carbonated beverage I have ever had the chance to try, Duvel included. A beautifully golden yellow, the haziness of it only served to magnify the shine it gave off. Some light sediment in the bottle, but that was from me, as I like it. A towering head of white foam at least four inches high, that never faded or let up in any way, in fact it seemed to just stay there forever. This was just insanely good looking. Very impressed with this.
Smell - The aroma was very light and airy. Lots of grains here with a touch of yeast in the aroma. Light banana and lemon. Some light touches of grass and even the slightest bit of grape. This was every bit as complex as it was light. The carbonation was literally tingling my nose, it was just that good.
Taste - The flavor was not coming on extraordinarily well also. Super light, and full of flavor, this was an instant classic as soon as I took the first sip. Very nice light notes of yeast and wheat, some light fruit backed in as well. Nice hints of peach and a touch of wine like alcohol, but very light and more of a subtle nice surprise then anything else. The flavor was insanely good, and at times effortless. The finish was dry; almost a champagne like dryness to it with a long lasting flavor of grass or wet hay, and you just had to go back for another sip when it was done.
Mouthfeel - The most light bodied, most highly carbonated triple you could possibly ever hope to drink. The carbonation was absolutely beautiful with tiny bubbles just rippling through your mouth and offering one of the nicest profiles I have ever seen.
Drinkability - This was absolutely outstanding. I could not even begin to describe how good this one tasted. It was just simply outstanding in every way; the alcohol was practically non existent and the lightness of the body just lended itself perfectly to being sipped constantly and even on a nice hot day.
Overall, wow, I am not even sure what to say. This was far and away my favorite of the big Belgian style ales from Pisgah that I have tried, my only regret was that I did not pick up more of it when I was up there, but that is sure to change as I intend to grab a few cases very very soon.
Serving type: bottle
06-09-2008 01:01:39 | More by mikesgroove
Solstice from Pisgah Brewing Co.
out of 100
based on 80 ratings.


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Story | Mar 5, 2014 | 7:22 AMThe Salisbury High School Girls Basketball Team will take on the Imhotep Charter School team in the PIAA Class 2A state finals at 6 p.m. on Friday, March 7, at Lansdale Catholic High School, 700 Lansdale Avenue, Lansdale. Tickets are on sale now at the... -
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Story | Mar 2, 2014 | 10:18 AMTwice in the previous five years, Stroudsburg's boys basketball team had its season end courtesy of Liberty in the District 11 4A boys basketball consolation game. And when an 11-point fourth quarter lead vanished and turned into a one-point deficit with... -
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John Shanks was the man killed by a Marion County Sheriff's deputy on Saturday morning.
A Tennessee Bureau of Investigations spokeswoman said Shanks, 29, got into an altercation at 1594 Lock and Dam Road in Jasper, Tenn., near Nickajack Lake around 6:30 a.m. Someone called the police, and the deputy arrived on scene.
Shanks was armed, according to the TBI, and when the deputy arrived he ran to another house and tried to steal a car. When that didn't work, Shanks ran into the woods. The deputy chased him down.
There, in the woods, according to the TBI, Shanks raised his gun. He aimed it at the deputy.
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Shanks died from the shot.
Until this morning, he had not been identified as the victim. The name of the deputy, meanwhile, is still unknown. The TBI does not release the identity of officers involved in shootings. When it has finished the investigation, the Bureau will give the District Attorney's office the case file.
On Saturday, Marion County Sheriff Ronnie "Bo" Burnett told the Times Free Press that the deputy involved warned the suspect to put down his weapon several times. When the subject refused, the deputy opened fire.
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Halo Waypoint
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IMPORTANT SERVICE CHANGE: Halo Waypoint Changes Coming on August 1, 2014
On August 1, 2014, we will be discontinuing support for the Halo Waypoint mobile apps (including the ATLAS features) on Windows Phone, iOS, and Android. It is a difficult decision to end support for any element of the Halo franchise, but doing so allows us to apply the people and resources used on those legacy items to focus on future Halo projects, including of course, Halo for Xbox One. We are grateful to those of you who found the Halo Waypoint mobile app useful - you helped make our products better!
Notice: This app is for Halo: Reach. If you're looking for Halo 4, try the Halo 4 Stats App at http://app.halowaypoint.com.
Halo Waypoint is the official app for all things Halo: Reach on your iPhone or iPad!
Waypoint features ATLAS, the official multiplayer companion for Halo: Reach. Check out overhead views of multiplayer and firefight maps, as well as beautifully illustrated versions from Brady Games. The maps show weapon and vehicle locations, and you can get near real-time position and score information for Multiplayer games, for you and your team.
With Halo Waypoint, you have direct access to your Waypoint Career progress, all of your Halo: Reach stats, including game history, campaign progress and stats by weapons and enemies. You can stay in contact with your Halo friends on Xbox LIVE no matter where you are.
Invite your friends to compete in Halo: Reach by creating Custom Challenges, which let you pick a game type, a goal (like Kills or Headshots), a time limit and an amount. Then you can invite friends to see who can beat the goal in time.
Wherever you are, whatever you're doing—you, access Halo at any time, through Halo Waypoint for your iPhone or iPad.
What's New in Version 1.2
What's new in the app
-App now supports multitasking
-Fixed crashes on iPod Touch and iPad 1
-Improved graphics for retina displays
-Added German, Spanish, French language
-App loads faster, fixed sign in issues
What's new in ATLAS
-Fixed bug where weapons and vehicle spawn locations didn't show up in matchmaking
-ATLAS automatically follows you between games. No interaction with your device required!
-Icons on the map now reflect the weapon or vehicle at that location.
-Clarification: ATLAS purchase includes access to all game maps.
-Clarification: Buy ATLAS once and get access to it on all iOS devices that use the same Apple ID. You may need to re-purchase the in app purchase to enable ATLAS. You will not be charged a second time.
Customer Reviews
This App Has Potential.
First off, this app incorporates so many things, yet half of them aren't even utilized by anyone and simply slow the app down. Let's be honest, who wants to look at an Atlas when he or she can simply play the game the way it was meant to be played - on the TV. Make it a separate app. Also, the Waypoint section is another useless utility, considering the fact it takes about 30 seconds to a minute to load up a new page. Which, by the way, is usually a page full of statistics that we as players do not care about. The things we care about are commendations, challenges, and cR until our next level. (Commendations and Challenges represented in NUMBERS, not useless percentages, by the way.) Finally, the thing that bothers me the most, the fact that the only way I can refresh things is by signing out and signing back in. There should at least be a "Remember my login information" checkbox to save us players a little trouble.
Bungie's app was beyond perfect. That's what you should have modeled this app after. If this review is actually looked at, please try to work on some of these things previously mentioned in a near-future update. Myself and a majority of the Halo community would be both satisfied and grateful.
Missing a few key features
This app is very usefull in the information it provides. I know that Reach's time is coming to a close and Halo 4 will soon be unleashed. However, I do think that this app missing a few key features that would make it better than it is:
1. a refresh button- instead of having to exit the app, double tap home, and close the active app.
2. commendation tracker- it was on the Bungie app and on the desktop site.
3. medal tracker- something even the Bungie app could not boast.
4. the ability to search for a gamertag- not entirely necessary but it was it the Bungie app and it was a nice feature.
Considering the mobile site on Safari doesn't allow you to see this information, it'd be nice if the app did. It's not always possible to get to a computer to view the desktop site. That's mainly the purpose of the app; to provide a means of viewing Halo stats without a computer.
Even if these updates do not come in time for Reach before Halo 4 comes, the Halo 4 update of this app should include these features.
Also i think Atlas should be a separate app and anyone who already bought it should get it free because it would be able to get more attention if it wasn't crammed into this stats app.
Most Functional Halo Stats
Edit: if you're having issues try the new Xbox Smartglass app. It has a built in Halo 4 tracker. I would assume that they are making a shift from halo waypoint app to smart glass.
Pros: Easy to use UI that allows you to see your stats on the fly.
Great news feature.
Futuristic multiplayer addition with Atlas
Cons: This app does not support Retina display on iPhone or iPad.
There is no landscape support for videos featured on the Waypoint site.
Atlas is slow and clunky. It's a great concept but the technology isn't quite there.
Overall: If your looking for your gaming stats and news from 343, this FREE app is worth your time. Atlas is not worth the 5 dollar charge as it is slow and clunky and really doesn't do much more than distract you from what is on screen.
NOTE: For those of you who have lost access to Atlas after you have purchased it, purchase it again, you won't be charged a second time as it says in the description.
- Free
- Category: Games
- Updated: Mar 15, 2012
- Version: 1.2
- Size: 11.2 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Microsoft Corporation
- © 2011 Microsoft. All rights reserved.
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Palermo give Emiliano Viviano his debut in goal, as Genoa go with their Alberto Gilardino-Rodrigo Palacio partnership.
The Sicilians signed half of Viviano's contract this week from Genoa, who co-owned him with Inter, but he hasn't featured at all this season due to a devastating knee injury over the summer.
The goalkeeper is thrown straight into the starting XI along with Fabrizio Miccoli, sending fellow January signing Franco Vazquez to the bench, and this week's addition to the squad Massimo Donati.
Genoa have Gilardino and Palacio in attack for the second time after their impressive victory over Udinese, joined by Giuseppe Sculli, who joined this week from Lazio.
Palermo: 1 Viviano; 6 Munoz, 3 Silvestre, 2 Mantovani, 42 Balzaretti; 8 Migliaccio, 23 Donati, 5 Barreto; 27 Ilicic; 19 Budan, 10 Miccoli
Palermo bench: 99 Benussi, 4 Cetto, 13 Aguirregaray, 7 Della Rocca, 14 Bertolo, 17 Vazquez, 51 Pinilla
Genoa: 1 Frey; 20 Mesto, 5 Granqvist, 31 Sampirisi, 24 Moretti; 14 Seymour, 88 Biondini, 11 Jankovic; 81 Sculli, 82 Gilardino, 8 Palacio
Genoa bench: 22 Lupatelli, 36 Meucci, 10 Birsa, 19 Jorquera, 33 Kucka, 2 Pratto, 9 Ze Eduardo
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text: Ashley is a music therapy major with a minor in voice. I am a senior and plan to graduate in December of 2011. I am very excited to serve Mu Tau Omega as the Historian for the 2010-2011 school years. In the past I was a choir member for eight years and greatly enjoyed being part of an ensemble. I also enjoyed singing at nursing homes occasionally which kindles the fire of my desire to become a music therapist so that I could serve others with my God-given talents. Becoming a music therapy major is one of the best and most fulfilling decisions I have ever made. Mu Tau Omega is a fun and unique organization which provides an outlet of creativity and service to student members majoring in music therapy and various other majors. This organization has created lasting memories for all of those associated with it.


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True crime workhorse Ulli Lommell returns to the helm to direct this grisly, fact based tale of three ruthless serial killers who abduct, torture, and murder hundreds of unsuspecting women in the small Mexican border town of Juarez.
- Genre(s): Horror,Thriller
- Run Time: 81min.
- DVD Release Date: 08/21/2007
- Director(s): Ulli Lommel
- Starring: Elissa Dowling , Christian Behm , Patrick Faucette , De Vida Gray , Lyn Beausoleil
- Themes: Serial Killers,Woman In Jeopardy
- Tone: Disturbing,Menacing,Gruesome
- Keywords: border-town, killing, murder, serial-killer, torture
- Language: English
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The Assembly House, Norwich. Picture: Denise Bradley
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
A call for artists has been issued for the second Assembly House Art Show – which will be held in spring 2013.
The second curated exhibition of Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire 2D and 3D art - entitled Art Alive! - will be held at Assembly House, in Theatre Street, Norwich, between April 8 and May 8 next year.
Artists who would like to take part are being asked to submit their ideas by Saturday, June 30 this year.
Two ideas can be put forward by each applicant: one for indoor and one for outdoor display. Entry forms can be downloaded from assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk, or picked up from Assembly House.
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Artists I assume also means Musicians,Actors,and so on as well as Painters and Sculptors ?
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DUNU DN-12 Trident
"First of all I have to mention overall packaging and design. They're looking extremely rich. Earphones themselves also looks great and unusual. As for sound quality - I'd say that it's OK for the money asked for them. Sound is clear, with nice mids and height. Sometimes bass lacked punch, but it depends on recoding mastering. So money/value - it's a good choice. " --cleg
DUNU DN-23 Landmine. Headphones earphones
"Introduction: Dunu by Top-Sound is famous for offering well made and accessorized earphones to IEM's to the market. They are popular on Head-Fi and around the world. With earphone offerings from a wide range of features and prices, many can usually find one that fits their needs. Today we have the new Dunu DN 23 Landmine to review. It is one of the upper echelon's of Dunu products to come out..." --bowei006
DUNU DN-22M Detonator. Headphones earphones
" Introduction: Dunu by Top-Sound is famous for good price to performance earbuds as well as the amount of accessories they include with their very well built units. Dunu introduces the Detonator as an earbud for phone users so that people can catch calls and talk. This earbud features a microphone with push function terminated by a V angled jack. Now let's see what Dunu has to offer this..." --bowei006
DUNU DN-11 Ares
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DUNU DN-13 Crius
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Posted on January 17, 2013I know sometimes people feel guilty about spending money on themselves. You shouldn't completely rule out doing anything fun just because you don't want to spend money. There are plenty of fun things to do around Oklahoma that are cheap or even free. Free is a word that I like to hear. Here are a number of different things you can do.
1) Downtown OKC
Bricktown has come a long way in the past ten years. They have parks and little shops to visit. It is also nice to walk along the canal.
2) State Parks
Oklahoma has a ton of State Parks. If nature is your thing, you can hike, have a picnic, or watch for wildlife. It might be a little chilly this time of year, so take a jacket
3) Festivals
There is always some type of festival going on somewhere near the city. Whether it be a craft festival or food festival, there is something for everyone.
4) Museums
There are many museums that have free admission. They are nice to visit on rainy or very cold days to stay out of the weather. A few museums with free admission are the Gene Autry Museum, Red River Museum, Plains Indians Museum, and the Red Earth Museum.
Those are just a few ideas of fun free things to do around Oklahoma. TravelOK.com has lots of ideas on places to go and things to do. I get on their website and look for cheap things to do on the weekends.
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10 Contract-Year Players Entering Critical NBA Season in 2013-14
By Dan Favale ,
All NBA contracts must come to an end.
It doesn't matter who you are; no player is above the CBA. Lifetime pacts don't exist, and fans of impulsive teams should be thankful they don't.
For certain players, impending free agency is a cinch. Some have control over their own destiny, regardless of how poorly they play. Player and Early Termination Options afford them all the power.
Then there are superstars who are still in their prime, those who will be paid handsomely because they're not going to fail. After them, things change.
Not all players have the luxury of job security; not all stars are facing an easy decision. Plenty spend contract years playing for their jobs, for their reputation and for the right to finish out deals on their own terms.
*Those with Player and Early Termination Options will not be considered. They have more control over their future since they can opt in or remain with their team for another season. Only those with expiring contracts or who could enter restricted free agency were considered.
Age: 33
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 13.7 points, 8.6 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 0.5 steals and 1.2 blocks on 46.6 percent shooting
Let's call an NBA geezer an NBA geezer—Pau Gasol is old.
Injuries limited him to just 49 games last season, and when he was on the floor, he struggled to coexist with Dwight Howard and wound up having the worst statistical year of his career.
Next summer he will turn 34, at which point he'll be an unrestricted free agent. Loaded with cap space, the Los Angeles Lakers will be zeroing in on superstars in their prime (also known as LeBron James).
Bringing back Gasol doesn't figure to be a top priority, though the Lakers will have a gaping hole in the middle if he leaves. That is, unless they consider Robert Sacre the next Superman.
If Gasol's willing to come back at a steep discount, to where he can be re-signed after the Lakers land another star or two, remaining in Tinseltown is a distinct possibility. Otherwise, expect Ricky Rubio to send trucks of chocolate to Flip Saunders' house in hopes he ditches whomever he has to in favor of Gasol.
Age: 22
Contract Status: Team option
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 12.0 points, 5.5 rebounds, 0.6 assists, 0.6 steals and 0.5 blocks on 43 percent shooting
Once upon a time, Derrick Williams could've been drafted before Kyrie Irving. Two years later, it's clear the Cleveland Cavaliers made the right decision.
Williams is still trying to live up to his No. 2 draft status with the Minnesota Timberwolves. Were there ever a time for him to breakout, it was last season when Kevin Love went down. Now the Timberwolves plan to use him as more of a tweener, playing him at the 3 and 4.
Like always, Williams is bound to end up in trade rumors. It wouldn't feel right if he didn't. He's still at the point of his career where he's underachieved but is the perfect project for a team enticed by untapped potential.
Minny would be more likely to trade Williams before it turns him loose, but either way, he's approaching a crossroads with his team.
Can he thrive as more of a stretch 4 or actual 3? Or will his efficiency and consistency issues continue?
After spending boatloads of money this summer, the Timberwolves are thinking playoffs. Unless Williams starts yielding better results, they may soon want to part ways with him for real this time.
Age: 30
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 5.4 points, 1.8 rebounds, 0.6 assists, 0.4 steals and 0.2 blocks on 28.6 percent shooting
In a perfect world, Danny Granger would return to the Indiana Pacers and render them the greatest threat to the Miami Heat's reign of supremacy.
However, reintegrating a former leading scorer into a rotation that came one victory away from a finals appearance figures to be difficult. On the one hand, Granger posted 18-plus points a night before he missed all but five games last season. Inserting his scoring into a lineup that was challenged offensively (I'm being kind) should make the Pacers a tougher out.
On the other hand, Granger is on the wrong side of 30 coming off a serious knee injury. He's also returning to a team that's no longer his. He could find himself behind both Paul George and Roy Hibbert. And if the Pacers bench him in favor of Lance Stephenson, yikes.
No matter the role Indy gives Granger, he has the opportunity to prove he can still be a valuable scorer on a contender. Whether his campaign serves as an audition for his next gig or a performance that keeps him in Indiana remains to be seen.
Age: 27
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 11.6 points, 4.7 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.4 blocks on 40.1 percent shooting
Kyle Lowry was supposed to be a star, but there's still time to salvage his potential. Strings of injuries and puzzling stat lines haven't prevented him from becoming a starting point guard. Efficiency and health have always been issues, but when he's on the floor, he's typically valuable as a playmaker and scoring threat.
Entering the last year of his contract, Lowry finds himself immersed in uncertainty once again. I doubt the Toronto Raptors trade him since Masai Ujiri hoards expiring contracts like the Milwaukee Bucks do mediocre talent and second-round draft picks. So there's that. But with a constantly scheming Ujiri at the helm, there's no guarantee he comes back next year.
Toronto is rebuilding, and if it doesn't see Lowry as its point guard of the future, the buck stops here. Either he remains healthy and productive enough to land a sizable contract from the Raptors or a competing suitor, or he finds himself being heralded as the Devin Harris of 2014.
Age: 28
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 5.8 points, 7.7 rebounds, 2.1 assists, 0.6 steals and 1.7 blocks on 45.1 percent shooting
Bogut is always likely to be dealing with an ankle injury of some kind.
The Golden State Warriors big man appeared in just 32 regular-season contests last year, keeping in theme with the whole "I refuse to play 70 or more games" narrative that's dominated his career since 2008.
During the playoffs, however, he was a valuable asset on defense and cleaned up the boards in David Lee's absence. His 9.5 points and 14.4 rebounds per 36 minutes were one of the many driving forces behind Golden State's Cinderella-esque postseason run.
Set to become a free agent after next season, the Australian has some questions to answer, none more urgent than whether he can stay healthy for an entire season?
Remaining effective has never been the problem for Bogut. His 12.2 points and 9.2 rebounds a night for his career aren't indicative of a former No. 1 draft pick, but he's never failed to rebound, alter shots and play defense in general. Throw him in the fray with the Gasol brothers (Marc and Pau) and Joakim Noah as one of the best passing bigs in the league too.
Staying healthy has been his downfall. He's appeared in under 40 games in three of the last five years. Failure to kick the injury bug that's inhabiting the lower half of his body will play a major role in shaping the market for him next summer. It will also likely determine whether the Warriors make a serious push to re-sign him.
No pressure, though.
Age: 28
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 16.5 points, 6.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.4 blocks on 42.6 percent shooting
Luol Deng is a warrior. Not in the sense he's fated to follow Andre Iguodala and join Stephen Curry in Oakland, but rather, he's an actual warrior, impervious to external pain.
Coach Tom Thibodeau has spent the last four years running him ragged. He's averaged 38.8 minutes per regular-season game and 41.9 per playoff game in that time. A life-threatening illness limited him to just five postseason contests last year, but the Derrick Rose-less Chicago Bulls don't make it as far as they do without their leading scorer.
Heralded as an incredible perimeter defender and having already been selected to two All-Star Games, Deng doesn't carry the entourage of supporters most stars do. Though he's been Rose's sidekick for years, he hangs out in the shadows. Think of him like that new kid in high school who ate lunch by himself but was incredibly gifted at what he did, be it tests, sports or sliding down staircase banisters.
This summer, it seemed the Bulls were prepared to reward him for all his hard work. In June, Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski reported he and the team were working on a contract extension. Now, CSN Chicago's Aggrey Sam says talks have stalled.
It seems more likely the Bulls will let Deng set his own market next summer, which is dangerous for both sides. He could price himself out of Chicago's range, or Thibs could steer his body into the ground yet again, severely depreciating any and all offers he receives.
The best medicine for any uncertainty is having a strong contract year. Let's see if the always-subtle Deng is up to the challenge.
Age: 35
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 18.6 points, 6.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.4 blocks on 43.6 percent shooting.
Paul Pierce has nothing to prove. He can still score, so he's done his job. But as he prepares for another contract year, his reputation is about the only thing not on the line.
Unless the Brooklyn Nets win a title, the issue of retirement is moot; let's just establish that right now. Brooklyn isn't winning a championship next season.
Once it loses—and it will lose—Pierce has some decisions to make. The Nets won't have any cap space to work with once again, and the chances of them pulling off another humdinger of a trade are slim to none.
At that point, Pierce will have to decide whether the Nets are fit to contend for a title as is or if he should go elsewhere. Loyalty really isn't an issue considering Pierce just arrived in Brooklyn. Other factors, however, will come into play—like the future of Kevin Garnett.
Garnett said he would have retired had he not been traded with Pierce. Similar terms will likely apply next summer if Pierce decides to leave. The two could try and orchestrate their removal together, perhaps finally landing with the Los Angeles Clippers, but David Stern's protege, Adam Silver, will monitor any potential moves like a hawk.
Winning a title simplifies the process, making it that much easier for Pierce to stay in Brooklyn or retire. Falling short complicates things, which means we're headed for another dramatic conclusion to the "Where will Paul Pierce be suiting up next season?" game we've been playing for the past few years.
Age: 23
Contract Status: Qualifying offer
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 17.1 points, 9.9 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.7 blocks on 46.5 percent shooting
All hell is going to break loose between DeMarcus Cousins and the Sacramento Kings. You just know it. He's not going to get a max extension, the regular season will serve as a forum of utter confusion, and he'll hit the restricted free-agent market where some team will paint the Kings into a corner.
Sacramento could end this now and pay Boogie his money, but we know better. Questions remain about his ability to lead a team. Before fitting his wallet for tens of millions of dollars, the Kings probably want to see him block more shots instead of racking up technicals.
Cousins' ceiling is obvious. Very few big men have his range, quick feet and passing acumen. If he put an end to the temper tantrums, he'd be the ideal building block.
That's what next season's about, even if he signs a lucrative extension—escaping his reputation. There's no doubt in my mind some of the criticism is unwarranted, but not all of it. Boogie's lack of guidance has been apparent for quite some time, and it's on him to reinvent his image.
Of course, this could all be a clever ruse, a plot four years in the making. Maybe Cousins has acted brashly hoping the Kings wouldn't extend him so he could exit left in 2014.
I'll assume that's not the case, because no one's that good of an actor.
Age: 35
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game: 27.3 points, 5.6 rebounds, 6.0 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.3 blocks on 46.3 percent shooting
Finding out that Kobe Bryant wasn't invincible was the equivalent of the Harry Potter book series reaching its end—the foundation of my childhood imploded.
It's not just that Kobe will become a free agent, it's that he will do so after returning from a career-threatening injury. Most of us want so badly to see the same old Black Mamba, who thwarted Father Time like Gilbert Arenas does traffic tickets. Now on the wrong side of 35, there's no telling what happens next.
Kobe's work ethic is endless. That's not the problem. It's not like we fear he'll leave the Lakers either. He may refuse to take a pay cut now, but when it's the difference between landing LeBron, Carmelo Anthony and/or another superstar not named Dwight Howard, he will step aside.
Mostly, Kobe is facing a campaign in which he'll attempt to do the implausible again. And we expect him to be successful, because we've watched him do just that for 17 years. The reality is, he may not. We have to accept that.
Age: 35
Contract Status: Expiring
2012-13 Per-Game Stats: 17.3 points, 6.8 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 0.7 steals and 0.7 blocks on 47.1 percent shooting
How many failed attempts at landing a superstar will it take for Dirk Nowitzki's loyalty to break?
The Dallas Mavericks have already whiffed twice—three times if you count dismantling a championship team in 2011, which I do. Fiercely loyal players can only stomach so much mediocrity in the twilight of their careers. Even Dirk has his limits.
Those limits will be tested once more as the Mavs will throw a bow on Jose Calderon, Monta Ellis and Samuel Dalembert, and call them a playoff-caliber supporting cast. Mark Cuban will wax poetic about their potential, and Nowitizki himself will reiterate his desire to say.
Meanwhile, Dallas will miss the playoffs entirely or sneak in as a seventh or eighth seed. Neither road will lead to a championship, which is the only thing Dirk should be seeking at this point.
Clad with a no-trade clause, the only way Nowitzki leaves before next season is at his own behest. He'll have to demand a trade. Already 15 years deep into his tenure with Dallas, I don't see him issuing that type of command. Come free agency, all bets are off.
We know Dirk can still play at a high level, and if he feels the Mavs are beyond saving before his senior citizen discount kicks in, he could leave.
Next year will determine everything.


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