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Doubly Down 'N Even Dirtier - Tyranena Brewing Company
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2.73/5 rDev -34.4%
look: 3.5 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 2
Pours a near black with a late rising quarter finger of head.
The aroma is mostly dry dusty cocoa and oak. The vanilla sweetness is also quite prominent.
The flavor is a pretty big letdown based on what this beer is. Not really complex despite the barrel aging. Dusty cocoa and oak dominate with some citrusy hops. The vanilla sweetness is a bit cloying.
The body is medium and carbonation is low and somewhat watery. Overall this beer is pretty average and quite disappointing.
Serving type: bottle
02-10-2011 03:44:40 | More by alcstradamus
3.18/5 rDev -23.6%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
This beer pours a deep black color with a tan head that faded fast. The aroma of the beer smells of vanilla, bourbon, and hints of chocolate and roasted malts. The taste is of vanilla and chocolate malts. There is also a good hop flavor and bitterness. The mouthfeel is medium and is drinkable.
Serving type: bottle
12-26-2010 21:32:43 | More by arboristfish
3.25/5 rDev -21.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
$2.49 for a single bottle at Discount Liquor in Milwaukee
A: opaque with a nice lacy tan head
S: medium nose, cocoa nibs dominate
T: decent but not as good as some of Tyranena's others of the same style, not a lot of depth, surprisingly thin all-around, nice roasted malt and creamy mouthfeel probably from cocoa nibs, no noticeable barrel-aging taste
M: somewhat thin and creamy
D: okay, but a bit weak for the style and EtOH
Serving type: bottle
11-25-2010 02:44:52 | More by wisrarebeer
3.25/5 rDev -21.9%
look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
12oz into bruges tulip, from notes.
A: Pours a good looking black body with a nice tan head. The head settles into a foamy layer, lacing is left, but lasts longer than the head retention.
S: The aroma is a very strange example for this type of stout. Low on the intensity and overall flavors. A bit of chocolate comes through. A lighter ale aroma is present.
T/M: This is a very light bodied double stout. The front is a smooth and quick mouthfeel of light stout and then hits flavors of the chocolate and vanilla, which are both very subtle. The dry mouthfeel, does not project much of a linger, while I am not finding any notes of barrel aging.
D: This being an average double flavored stout, it does not stand up to the rest of the competition. A middle of the road offering, while not shining too bright.
Serving type: bottle
01-08-2011 16:46:13 | More by GDBEERMAN
3.35/5 rDev -19.5%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Average looking stout, dark black, not overly thick, with barely enough foam to make a head. The aroma is less sweet smelling than expected for a chocolate and vanilla stout. I get more bitter chocolate and notes of charred, roasted malt. It smells like it could be heavy on alcohol too.
Strange how the overall flavor is kind of muttled. It's a boorish, semi-sweet stout, and while the vanilla wants to come through, it never really does. Unfortunately the beer starts and finishes the same way for the most part, and starts to get cloying after awhile. It could have used some more bitterness/alcohol at the back for contrast. The carbonation plays out too softly also, making it seem watery despite the actual thickness.
Perhaps I am too spoiled by some of the other Brewers Gone Wild beers, but this one is just a letdown. The beer itself can't live up to it's name...
Serving type: bottle
05-16-2011 04:42:11 | More by bennetj17
3.45/5 rDev -17.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
Nice black color with a small head that quickly disappeared, leaving only a light ring around the edges of the glass. Smell is of oak, bourbon, and cocoa. Taste follows the smell as there is a nice blend of cocoa, vanilla and bourbon. Mouthfeel is lacking for this type of stout as it is pretty light. This lightness does make it easy to drink though. Overall, a pretty nice stout but nothing too special.
Serving type: bottle
01-17-2011 04:17:27 | More by ejyoung
3.5/5 rDev -15.9%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
(Served in a snifter)
A- This beer has a black body with a thin wisp of tan head that fades to a ring and is a bit to dense to see any carbonation.
S- The clean aroma has hints of chocolate with a light coffee roast in the finish.
T- The mellow roasted black malt has a soft cocao nibs note to it and a water flavor that grows as the beer opens. The finish has a light chocolate note and some roasted bitterness that lingers for a moment.
M- This beer has a full mouthfeel with no alcohol heat noticed.
O- The light chocolate flavor and soft stout malt flavors is not nearly as impressive as the bottle describes it. This reminds me of a chocolate Charleston chew without all the chewing.
Serving type: bottle
04-27-2011 21:43:06 | More by rhoadsrage
3.53/5 rDev -15.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
A - Decent size head of tan, almost white, head. Black body.
S - Chocolate and vanilla aroma. Nothing really strong. Pleasant.
T - Initial thoughts is this has a root-beer like flavor. Like the aroma nothing to overpowering here. Low on the bitterness as well as sweetness.
M - Lots of carbonation here and very noticeable on the tongue.
O - A good stout with plenty of flavor for enjoyment but nothing too powerful to have multiple glasses in a sitting.
Serving type: bottle
04-24-2011 20:55:41 | More by TStron
3.53/5 rDev -15.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass
A- pours black with a solid one finger tan head. About par for the course, really. Lacing is great, solid and all the way around.
S- a lot of chocolate, with hints of vanilla in there as well. Smells like it would be a hell of a dessert beer...damn good, but hopefully the taste won't be overwhelming
T- super sweet from the combination of vanilla and chocolate. Getting a little roasted coffee in the finish. The characteristics of the barrel are coming through very well, but all that vanilla is killing my palate
M- yeah, it's thick. Thankfully, not too syrupy. Too much with all that vanilla
O- the vanilla is choking the everloving hell out of me. I think I may need to start trading away my bal-aged stouts
Serving type: bottle
04-30-2011 23:37:31 | More by bigfnjoe
3.53/5 rDev -15.1%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
A very solid stout from Tyranena.
As Ron Burgandy would say: it is the color of fine mohogany. Not the pitch black of some impys, but let's wait until we taste it before getting too bent out of shape about this.
The smell shows considerable promise: complex blend of coffee char, molasses, vanilla and wood. No one note bowls you over; just a nice subtle blend.
The mouthfeel is a shade thinner than some of the category leaders, but it holds its own.
Lots to mull over on the taste buds. Some baker's chocolate, nutty breadiness, some mild coffee and vanilla. With repeated sips, the vanilla begins to club the other flavors into submission and the finish has a very mild acidic note that detracts slightly. That said, this is a solidly above average stout. Well worth a try.
Serving type: bottle
12-10-2011 01:48:41 | More by chicagobeerriot
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3.6/5 rDev -13.5%
look: 2 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks to Matt (mtunnell) for this one. Poured from a 12oz. bottle into a Darkness snifter.
A: Not the most carbonated beer. Elevated pour barely yields a thin mocha film atop the brew that dissipates as quickly as it forms. Beer is an opaque black. Lacing is nearly non-existant with a spot here or there and little cling.
S: This one is described as a barrel aged chocolate, vanilla imperial stout... I barely get any of those flavors in the nose. Not to say that its not pleasant. Hints of roasted malt, bitter chocolate, cocoa, and fudge. Slight booziness as I breath deep. Very subtle though and barely detectable.
T: Opens sweet and oily. Notes of sweet booze, chocolate, roasted malt, and raisins. Sweet soy sauciness creeps up towards the middle as the carbonation builds just a bit. Chocolate gets sweeter and is complemented by a subtlely sweet vanilla towards the end. Finish is cocoa and roasted malt bitterness. Aftertaste is more fo the same.
M: Medium bodied with low carbonation. Oily and viscous in the mouth. A surprising amount of bubbles though, given the appearance. Finishi is sticky and drawn out and aftertaste lingers just a bit.
D: I think I was expecting a bit more from the description but this beer actually comes across as very enjoyable and solid overall. Not the most complex and the barrel-aging barely comes through the other flavors but the chocolate and vanilla are detectable and the feel is almost spot on. Worth trying.
Serving type: bottle
12-07-2010 19:38:19 | More by SpeedwayJim
3.63/5 rDev -12.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottle poured into a tulip glass. Beer pours a very dark brown, just a shade under black with barely a half a finger of light brown soapy head that dissipated immediately to a few bubbles around the edge of the glass. A little light lacing when you swirl it around, mainly a few spots of head here and there.
Smells decent, dark and bitter roasted malt, milk chocolate, vanilla, toasted coconut, coffee. A touch of the bourbon barrel woody smell comes through as it warms.
Taking a sip, chocolate and roasted malt, a bit of coffee, middle of the tongue, some light vanilla mixing with some light bourbon, caramel, and coconut. Finish is dry and short, just a touch of roasted malt bitterness and some bourbon warmth.
Light to maybe medium bodied if I was feeling generous with a few scattered sensations of carbonation here and there. A bit thinner than I would expect from an imperial stout. Alcohol is only felt on the back of the throat, which is surprising for 7.5% abv beer as it should be easier to hide. Flavors are decent, though not as bold as I would have expected from barrel aging and the added ingredients.
Serving type: bottle
08-13-2011 02:10:58 | More by nataku00
3.63/5 rDev -12.7%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Bottle poured into a snifter.
Pure black, little head gone quickly. Redolent of vanilla and coco on the nose. First sip is bitter coffee and vanilla with the deep mocha following behind. A rich and complex stout with layers of flavor, perfect for sipping on a cold evening.
Serving type: bottle
01-17-2012 00:19:23 | More by biker30x
3.65/5 rDev -12.3%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
Appearance -- Pours an inky black with no highlights and a thin foamy tan head. Minimal lacing, but coats the glass well.
Smell -- Dark chocolate, coffee with cream, brown sugar, vanilla, bourbon, and a little bit of leather.
Taste -- Cafe mocha, black patent malt, oaky vanilla, brown sugar, gentle bourbon, leather, peat smoke. Lingering flavors of dark chocolate, leather, and oak.
Mouthfeel -- Medium-bodied in body with milder prickly carbonation. Mild oak tannin astringency is present. Needs body big time. Not distracting, but a thicker feel would make this beer so much better.
Drinkability -- Barrel-aged imperial oatmeal stout? Nice. A little on the sweet side, but not cloying. Got to hand it to Tyrenena for really knowing their way around a barrel. The bourbon influence is gentle - partial BA blend? - that tends to accentuate the oaken barrel influence more than the bourbon, keeping drinkability high. They could possibly use a heavier hand with the bourbon influence, but again many brewers could take some notes from these folks.
With all of this good stuff going on in the taste, the mouthfeel becomes a bit of a letdown: a bit thin for the style with gentle carbonation. Had the carbonation or the body been upped a little I'd be more inclined to give this a better overall grade. That said, this is another satisfying Brewers Gone Wild from Tyranena.
Serving type: bottle
11-23-2010 01:08:10 | More by yeahnatenelson
3.65/5 rDev -12.3%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Always happy when Tyranena dumps something into a barrel - Devil over a Barrel & Dirty Old Man were two of the beers that introduced me to the wonders of the barrel. Been looking forward to this one, & it's finally arrived. A Christmas nightcap.
Pours dead black, still & silent. Nose is chocolate milkshake, with a touch of vanilla thrown in. Nice, but subtle.
Doubly Down 'n Even Dirtier holds true to form of the base beer. There's a melange of flavors flowing through the gates, but nothing dominant. Vanilla, a touch of bourbon, chocolate, roast and/or coffee. Smooth as untrampled snow, far lighter in the mouth & intestines than the majority of barrel-aged brews. Session barrel-aged stout? Maybe.
Overall a nice sipping stout that comes in under weight compared to most BA stouts. Good beer.
Serving type: bottle
12-26-2010 05:22:02 | More by maximum12
3.68/5 rDev -11.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
12 oz. Brewer's Gone Wild series into a Great Taste of the Midwest taster glass.
Deep dark brown with some red highlights when shown the light. Initial surface layer yields a thin film that bubbles and dissipates leaving a modest clumping long the edges.
Initial scents of coffee sitting on a layer of roasted malt. Underneath sits some dark chocolate and a very mild, understated bourbon presence and a healthy whiff of vanilla.. Clearly, at least based on the scent, the barrel aging is complimentary, but not the star of the show. Overall, quite mellow.
A chocolate bomb with loads of dry, bitter dark chocolate. Not be feel left out, vanilla shows up for a guest spot. Together, these two complimentary flavor decide to play nice together. What doesn't work as well is when big, bad barrel shows up to strut his stuff. He's a bit harsh and doesn't integrate to make this a smooth experience. Maybe this beer needs some more time to come together, but it's not there yet.
Carbonation is low and the body is on the lighter side of medium. I'm not in a hurry to finish this though I very much appreciate the fact that Tyranena continues to strive to make affordable, local barrel aged beers. Not my favorite of the bunch, but a nice effort and one I hope improves with time.
Serving type: bottle
11-13-2010 23:15:43 | More by BarrytheBear
3.68/5 rDev -11.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
A: The color is a deep, dark brown with a small tan head that quickly dissipates and leaves little to no lacing.
S: The smell has some nice notes, roasted malts paired with dark chocolates, a bit of vanilla and the slightest hint of bourbon.
T: The taste was kind of a let down for me, it wasn't as bold and flavorful as I was expecting. There are roasted malts up front, slight chocolates and a bit of bourbon in the finish.
M: Thin medium bodied with little carbonation. Slight roasted and chocolate feel.
D: Overall, this is a decent beer. As mentioned above I was expecting a more flavorful beer, the bottle makes it sound excellent but I was disappointed.
Serving type: bottle
05-03-2011 21:32:57 | More by mavbrew
3.7/5 rDev -11.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
Received this beer as an extra in a trade with accordelux. Thanks!
Appearance: This beer pours out a medium brown color that appears an opaque black when settled in the glass, with a slight amount of brown around the edges. About half a finger of light tan head forms; retention time is pretty short and a thin film remains afterward. Lacing is decent. Overall it definitely doesn't look as intense as many imperial stouts that I've had.
Smell: Roasted malts, cocoa, vanilla, and slight bourbon barrel quality are prevalent. Not too bad at all.
Taste: Slight roasted malt, cocoa and vanilla show up, as well as a hint of bourbon barrel quality. The flavors are pretty good but less concentrated than other elite imperial stouts.
Mouthfeel/Drinkability: The body on the beer is medium which I find pretty light. There is a fair amount of carbonation but I don't think it retracts from the feel much. Overall this beer has some nice flavors but just isn't as rich and flavorful as others out there in the same category. It is pretty drinkable in the end though due to lower ABV.
Serving type: bottle
02-05-2011 03:53:09 | More by zhanson88
3.73/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 4
Dark black pour, faint hints of brown around the top edges. Medium tan head of less than a finger.
Big, woody, bourbon notes come off this thing. It's a big aroma, but it's not offensive. The sweet vanilla can still be noticed, along with the chocolate. There's a nice caramel or buttery butterscotch notes coming through a LOT on the back end.
There is a lot going on with the taste. Though, unlike Silva Stout (in terms of loads going on), it doesn't flow as smoothly and seamlessly. The bourbon notes kind of spike at the start, and then bubbles back up on the finish. Midway through you get the chocolate and some espresso, not much in the way of vanilla, or at least hard to pick out. There some bitterness, like bakers chocolate that lends itself to the lingering finish. Some buttery notes are tucked away in there too, similar to the aroma.
The feel is a bit disappointing. Mainly, it's just too thin. It's medium, but with the great aroma and solid taste, it really would have rounded this out nicely with a more chewy feel.
This is good. Loads going on, and though may not be the most fluent, it's tasty and definitely warranting of multiples. The fairly low ABV for the style helps too.
Serving type: bottle
12-06-2010 23:05:45 | More by EgadBananas
3.73/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
12 oz bottle into a snifter. Big thanks go to goodstrongbeer for including this in a recent exchange. Thanks Jon!
Pours black, maybe a deep brown, with a finger of tight dark mocha head. Swirling this elicits a rich ½ finger of froth, leaving back a robust cascade of thick foamy lacing. The aroma is heavy with the bourbon barrel at first, but then starts to mellow out as this warms, creating a rich mélange of molasses, burnt wood, vanilla, chocolate, coffee, and a dash of brown sugars. There's just a delicious complexity to this in the nose.
The barrel is much bolder in the taste, with a dry and charred tannic character that bonds to the roast and citric hops of the base Stout. Chocolate malts add some sticky sweetness to the edges of the profile but this just missing the delicious flavors and complexity of the nose. A warm burnt dryness lingers in the finish. The mouthfeel is fuller medium bodied, with a mostly mellow creaminess to the carbonation in the mouth. This just seems a touch light for the size and flavors that are involved here, with those tannins from the barrel thinning this out just a bit too much. Any alcohol warmth seems to be coming strictly from the bourbon flavors and not from the body.
This was a bit of a let-down for me, especially considering that I really like the regular Down & Dirty, as the barrel aging just kind of ran over the over flavors at times and couldn't nearly compete with that wonderful aroma. Like all BGW beers from Tyranena, it's definitely worth at least trying but this one just didn't wow me like I thought it would.
Serving type: bottle
03-31-2011 16:21:49 | More by Kegatron
3.73/5 rDev -10.3%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Poured into a snifter. This one's an imperial stout brewed with cocoa nibs, then aged in bourbon barrels also filled with cocoa nibs and vanilla beans.
Pours from the bottle a syrupy jet black that looks thick as heavy creamy. There's almost nothing in the way of head — an ephemeral layer of bubbles appears after a time but disappears right away.
The aroma begins with sharp burnt toast and bittersweet chocolate. The bourbon is very subtle, with some graham crackers and soft vanilla behind more layers of chocolate.
In the flavor, burnt toast and cocoa nibs give way to mild vanilla. It's a bit acrid at first, but sweetness steps up after the swallow to smooth things out. The bourbon is incredibly subtle, but it does lend a bit of boozy heat.
The body's a nicely velvety medium, with a whipped feeling on the tongue. Bitterness is fairly hefty. Very soft, electric carbonation. Alcohol is apparent in the form of ethanol fumes and some heat in the throat.
A nice showing from an off-the-shelf BA stout. The flavors are smooth, but I could use more bourbon presence.
Serving type: bottle
08-22-2011 06:11:09 | More by Phelps
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
look: 2 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Bottled Nov 4, 2010
A: Pours dark/black ale with little to no translucency. Small, transient light latte head falls away within seconds. The head falls to, well, broken and spotty surface foam. No lacing.
S: Lots of chocolate, milk chocolate. Coffee is subdued yet present. The vanilla is a good accent to the rest of the beer. Bourbon is sweet, subtle and nice. Plenty of rye bread base malts. Biscuit flavors.
T: Again, quite a bit of milk chocolate flavors here, very sweet. Biscuits, vanilla much more up front in the beer. The coffee seems like is comes through on the back end and resonates. The beer is really, really sweet. As the beer warms, the bourbon comes through with a vengeance.
M: Thick yet hollow, interesting. Moderate to high carbonation for the style.
O: Nice beer. The amount of modifications from the style makes it more of a novelty to me, but nonetheless delicious. I can say if this was local to me, I would make a batch of brownies with this beer.
Serving type: bottle
05-11-2011 16:41:25 | More by harrymel
3.75/5 rDev -9.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.5
12oz bottle courtesy of a LIF from Madvike. Thanks!
A: Good thick pour yields minimal head and leaves a trace of it after the beer settles. It's black as an RIS, though.
N: Chocolate syrup, oak, plenty of vanilla. Great mixture of the bourbon components, the base beer, and the nibs.
T: Balanced, but a little lacking. However, there's an excellent mixture of the coffee and roasted malt "bitterness" and the chocolate and bourbon aspects. However, I'm docking points for noticeable alcohol. At 7.5% this shouldn't even be an issue.
M: Hurts the beer. It's a little bit thin and watery, and as such can't deliver the flavors with a right hook. I know it's a double stout, but it still feels like it should have a bit more oomph.
O: This is so close to being brilliant, but the mouthfeel continues to hold it back. I don't know if it can get any thicker at 7.5% ABV, but if there was just a little more something here this would probably walk briskly into mid 4 territory.
Edit: Dropped this a couple points because it doesn't deserve a 4.
Serving type: bottle
06-06-2012 02:20:07 | More by writerLJBerg
3.78/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.5
Received as an extra in a recent trade with nwu008; thanks Erin.
A fairly wimpy dark khaki head forms with a fairly vigorous pour into my Rodenbach snifter.
Smells a little weak. I get some coffee and chocolate but I find I have to take in a pretty big drag to pick much up. Maybe a hint of bourbon on the end.
Taste is better: tons of chocolate-flavored iced coffee. A bit of bourbon on the back end but I had to let it warm (as I probably should have from the get-to) to get much of this. pleasant overall.
Medium body, good carbonation. Would prefer just a touch thicker but I'm reaching here.
Overall lots of potential here that seemed to just slightly miss the mark. Still pretty tasty and I'm glad to have tried it.
Serving type: bottle
09-28-2011 00:51:16 | More by CruisaC
3.78/5 rDev -9.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 4
A. Pours a dark brown with no head present and this appears on the thinner side
S. Vanilla and Bourbon smells are inviting and have my hopes set high. Roasted chocolate is there in the back.
T. Sweet milk Chocolate with muted Vanilla and Scotch w/water flavors with alcohol burn lingering more then the other flavors.
M. Very light, lightly disappointed that it is not richer and fuller in body, it would really help the overall on this.
O. Good, but not great, was expecting more.
Serving type: bottle
12-21-2011 04:50:21 | More by Centennial
Doubly Down 'N Even Dirtier from Tyranena Brewing Company
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Geneva coach Nancy Barbo described Eagles senior forward Natalie Thomas as the ultimate team player.
"Natalie simply is a coach's dream and the epitome of 'team first, me second,'" Barbo said.
It was that attitude that led to the senior being named the Ashtabula County Basketball Foundation Player of the Year.
Thomas, who led Geneva in rebounding at 10 per game while also contributing 10.8 points per game, reinforced her coach's high praise by talking about her appreciation for the team concept.
"I've come upon this question, 'would you rather be champion in a team sport or an individual sport?' " Thomas said. "My answer was I would rather be a champion in a team sport, which is obviously what basketball is. And I think that might be the reason why I love it so much.
"We were always there for each other and with an individual sport you don't always have a team there for support or encouragement and that's why I love playing a team sport."
Thomas, whose three-minute speech sounded as if it was coming from someone much wiser than a high school player, further explained her enjoyment of her team.
"During the ups and downs of the season, everyone loses," she continued. "Sometimes it's a game you expected to lose and sometimes they are shockers. Throughout the season, I learned that you must shake off the poor performances, bad breaks and what should've been and move on. Just like in life, you don't win every game.
"As a member of this team I learned I need to pick up my teammates when they're having an off day and they'll pick me up when I'm having an off day. When we fell short as a team, we just worked harder the next day and carried on."
Thomas said that with the help of Barbo she learned how to treat every season the same, whether it was successful or unsuccessful.
However, Thomas and the class of 2013 — which included reigning ACBF POY Becky Depp — didn't experience much of the latter during their time at Geneva.
"Resiliency seems to be in short supply these days," she said. "In all aspects of the world, people seem to be quicker to quit when things aren't going well. Basketball has taught me that whether we went 20-3 or 3-20, we work every day as hard as we can to get better.
"It isn't just about being better than the other team on the court, it's also about being better as a team than we were the week before. In my four years, I will remember the Geneva Eagles basketball team for the good teams, wonderful moments and great friends. This game of basketball has helped me navigate through one of the toughest times in my life."
Thomas credited the Geneva coaching staff for teaching her lessons that will go beyond just basketball and will carry over into the rest of her life.
"I learned with the help of my coaches, lessons that will help me in life and through my college years," she said. "I've been blessed by God to be able to play and I am going to truly miss this time in my life. However, I'm forever grateful for the memories that I have."
Top two
It wasn't an easy year for picking player or coach of the year in the area and it showed as the ACBF split it's boys basketball Player of the Year award between Edgewood senior Andrew Konczal and Pymatuning Valley senior Tim Cross.
Konczal was the area's leading rebounder at 10.4 per game while also averaging 13.7 points per game, 5 assists, 2.2 steals and 1.9 blocks.
Cross cracked the 1,000-point mark for his career this year and averaged 15.6 points per game and 4.2 assists this season.
Cross, often described by his coach Ryan Fitch as "an extension of the head coach," talked about how sharing the award with Konczal wasn't just an individual award, but a team one.
"I have to thank my teammates for all my memories and the fun times," he said. "I wouldn't be here without you guys and (this is) a team accomplishment."
Cross also gave a special thanks to his younger brother, Aaron, who he said helped from the sidelines.
"My brother, Aaron, many may not see it, but during timeouts or halftime he's pointing things out to me," he said. "He's showing me what I need to do against the other team and other things. Aaron, you're a great brother and teammate. Thank you."
Konczal, whose game changed from a perimeter-oriented attack to more of an all-around player as a senior, said he grew up a lot during his four-year career.
"I've grown a lot as a basketball player and also as a young man in my four years at Edgewood," he said. "There is no way I could've done everything I did without my teammates. I was fortunate to have people helping me the whole way."
Konczal was also sure to thank his coaches throughout his career.
"I would like to thank a lot of people starting off with my seventh grade coach, (current Edgewood athletic director) Mr. (Steve) Kray and my first high school coach, Mr. (Kevin) Anderjack," he said. "I would like to thank my teammates, Coach (Paul) Stofan and Coach Jay (Bowler).
"Also, a huge thank you to Coach (John) Bowler. He never doubted me for one second and he gave me all the confidence I needed this season."
Top of their profession
The aforementioned Barbo was again named ACBF Coach of the Year, although this year she split the award with Pymatuning Valley's Jeff Compan, who wasn't present Sunday due to a vacation.
Barbo was honored to receive the award, and gave much of the credit to her players.
"This is a very humbling award to receive in a setting such as this," she said. "I really appreciate everything the foundation does. Thank you to the girls that I had the honor to coach this year.
"When you have a group of girls who are going to dedicate and commit themselves to a program, it makes your job as a coach very easy."
On the boys side, Edgewood's John Bowler took home Coach of the Year honors after guiding the Warriors to a 15-6 record.
Bowler was succinct in summing up his qualification for winning.
"You know, good players make good coaches. And I've got good players," he said with a smile.
He also sure to thank the Edgewood administration and his assistant coaches (ACBF Charter Director) Paul Stofan and his son, Jay.
"I'd like to thank my assistant coach Paul Stofan and my son Jay, who helped me all season," he said.
Hall of Fame
The ACBF Hall of Fame inductees included Kelly (Hitchcock) Emerine of PV, Jim Gilbert of Ashtabula, Jim Henson of Grand Valley, Steve Hanek of St. John, John Higgins, who played at Edgewood and coached at Harbor, Madison and Ashtabula before beome athletic director at Ashtabula and Lakeside, Richard Hill of Rowe, Tiffany Leonard of Geneva, Carl McIlwain of PV, Marianne Meola of St. John, Angie Miller of Ashtabula, Tom Naylor of Conneaut, Hiram Safford, who coached at Austinburg, Al "Red" Schubert, who played for Safford at Austinburg, Carl Stokes of New Lyme Deming and Mickey Zigmund of Jefferson.
The long and the short
At the end of the event, ACBF trustee Nick Iarocci joked about the foundation's attempts to keep the banquet shorter.
This year's total time was just around two and a half hours.
The shortest speech of the night came from Jefferson football coach Jimmy Henson, who clocked in a lightning-fast 23 seconds.
The longest? That distinction belonged to Carl Stokes, who came in at a solid 6 minutes, 44 seconds.
What a change
The ACBF Special Recognition Award went to the sixth-grade Edgewood Warriors basketball team.
The Warriors went a combined 30-11 this past season, but it wasn't always that easy.
"Since third grade, we'll never forget that first game," coach Joe Zappitelli said. "It was at a Cleveland tournament, we lost the first game 65-3. It was eye-opening. We realized we had a long way to go."
The Warriors came a long way, finishing first at the YMCA tournament and at the Edgewood tournament this year.
They also finished second at tournaments at Grand Valley, Jefferson, Lakeview and Cleveland.
Austin and Grant Nowakowski received the first Edward Jones/David Flautt Scholarship. The Coaches'/Referees' Appreciation Scholarship was given to Emily O'Dell of Geneva, Abby Pisano of Edgewood, Brett Powers of Jefferson and Bud Ritari of Conneaut. Wilson Santiago was given the ACBF Officials' Appreciation Award.
ACBF brings out the stars
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2013-14 Star Beacon All-Ashtabula County Boys Basketball: Big Mac came up a whopper
When Edgewood's Andrew Konczal, the 2012-13 Star Beacon Ashtabula County Boys Basketball Player of the Year, graduated everyone knew who the next leader of the Warriors was — Connor McLaughlin.
2013-14 Star Beacon All-Ashtabula County Boys Basketball: French at the fore
When Jefferson basketball coach Jeremy Huber stepped down in the summer because of being named the school's principal, many wondered who would be the right man to take over the Falcons program.
2013-14 Star Beacon All-Ashtabula County Boys Basketball: Honors spread on boys squad
For the second consecutive year, the Star Beacon's Ashtabula County Player of the Year honors for boys basektball belong to an Edgewood Warrior.
A Don McCormack column: Eagles soar to runner-up finish
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Ladies and gentlemen, over the past several years the Ohio Division of Wildlife, in my opinion, has been haphazardly managing our deer herd in Ohio by giving out numerous anterless deer permits. So many that as a state we were down 13-plus percent this past year on our harvest numbers.
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As Perry wrestler Billy Miller stepped off the podium on the floor at Ohio State's Value City Arena last Saturday, state championship medal around his neck, it hit my mind that it was over. The 77th Ohio State Wrestling Tournament had reached its culmination late Saturday night. There were no more matches to watch, coaches and wrestlers to interview or pictures to be taken.
ACBF HOF Series: Mighty Mike
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No average Joe
You can bet, Joe "Pigskin" Pete, one of the best guys this guy has ever had the pleasure calling a friend, will be wearing his trademark grin as he looks down tonight. - More Sports Headlines
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The Dilemmas of European Decision-making and the Illegitimacy of the Fiscal Compact
EU decision-making assumes agreement at two levels: the national and the European. The dilemma highlighted by the crisis is how to make collective EU decisions acceptable not just to the 28 governments and MEPs but also to each of the peoples they represent. This problem cannot be resolved by either taking problematic decisions out of the political domain or confining them to decision-making purely at the EU level.
Prof Richard Bellamy
February 2014 More...
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From Sick Man of Europe to Economic Superstar
New research suggests that economic policy
played no essential role in the dramatic resurgence of Germany's
economy, with important lessons for Europe.
Prof Christian Dustmann et.al.
February 2014 More...
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Horizon 2020 Launches! What Can We Expect?
After many months of plans, news and social media chatter, the EU's new "Horizon 2020" programme for investing €70 billion* in science and innovation from 2014-2020, has launched. The first calls are now online and UCL plans to be at the forefront of participation.
Dr Michael Galsworthy
January 2014
Starts: Jan 7, 2014 12:00:00 AM
Bulgarian PM's resignation & Public Disorder in Europe
Publication date: Feb 20, 2013 5:28:41 PM
Start: Feb 20, 2013 12:00:00 AM
Dr Eric Gordy
February 2013
The main difference between public disorder in Bulgaria and everywhere else in Europe is that in Bulgaria the government responded. Although the immediate catalyst for protests was the state's failure to control growth in the price of electricity, the core causes are shared in every European state: dissatisfaction resulting from the forced dismantling of social support services brought on by the European debt crisis, and a sense that policymakers are orienting their activity not to the needs of the public but to the service of large European banks.
These forces are accompanied by the perception that national governments have neither the capacity nor the will to address the consequences of a fiscal and social policy that are widely seen as imbalanced against the public interest. In Greece, Hungary and Italy the contribution of public dissatisfaction to the rise of antidemocratic movements of the extreme right is already apparent.
While conservative political leaders in the EU, particularly from Germany and the UK (and until last year, France) have largely been successful in pushing for a shift of priorities to debt service and "austerity," the consequences of this should concern everybody in Europe. In the period after the end of the First World War, there was a similar euphoric and triumphalist announcement that liberal democracy could declare its inevitable victory across the continent.
Inattention to the responsibilities of states to their publics on the part of that generation of liberal democratic elites led to a rapid and general decay of constitutional systems and an accelerating tendency of governments to neglect of social responsibilities.
If we take one lesson from the failures of democratic order in the 1920s and 1930s, it should be that governments that fail to address social needs will be challenged by forces, some of them extremist ones, that promise to do so.


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A convenient location, affordable homes and friendly environment make Emerald Hills a desirable place for homebuyers to settle and raise their families.
Bongi Homes Corp. constructed homes with 1,600 to 2,730 square feet — larger than Streamwood's earlier and original homes — in the Emerald Hills subdivision in the late 1990s.
"These homes are the perfect size — not huge mansions and not too small. They're nice move-up homes with three to four bedrooms and 2½ to 3½ baths," said Beverley Caliendo, broker associate with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
"Many homes have volume ceilings, master suites and two-car garages. Some have a fireplace and walkout or English basement.
"People like that it's a newer community with nice winding streets and that it backs up to the high school. It's really nice that kids are able to walk to school."
Many people like Streamwood because it's less expensive than Bartlett or Schaumburg, yet you can get a good-sized house with all the amenities in a nice neighborhood, she said.
Development at the intersection of Route 59 and Irving Park Road in recent years has created a major retail sector with Sutton Park Shopping Center and more stores and newer restaurants along the Route 59 shopping corridor. Residents can also head to The Arboretum in South Barrington for more shopping.
Convenient shopping is a big deal for Ratnesh and Mala Jha, who have lived with their two children in Emerald Hills for five years.
"We like all the shopping — Target, Sears Centre, all the big stores. Everything is within five miles, and the area is not as crowded as Schaumburg," Ratnesh Jha said.
"The subdivision is calm and peaceful because it's a nice residential area with no industry around."
The friendly neighborhood is also a plus for the family. "There are places where people live for 10 years and don't know who lives next door to them," Jha said. "It's not like that here; it's very friendly, and people know their neighbors. Most are educated people who work in IT (information technology) or have their own business."
The homeowners association takes care of the winter cleaning and does a lot of things for a lower cost than many other places, Jha said.
For recreation, the village's award-winning park district offers many recreation centers and parks. Park Place features an indoor water park, fitness center, day care, gym, running track and meeting rooms.
Emerald Hills backs up to the Poplar Creek Forest Preserve with miles of biking and walking trails within easy reach.
And the nearby Hoosier Grove Park hosts many sporting events and offers baseball and soccer fields, volleyball courts, horseshoe pits and a large playground.
Hoosier Grove is also home to the Streamwood Heritage Museum, which was originally a one-room schoolhouse in the corner of a cow pasture at Schunemann's dairy farm in the early 1900s. The museum offers various events and educational opportunities.
Golfers can indulge in their sport at nearby Streamwood Oaks Golf Course, which is owned by the village, while gardeners might enjoy the Tri-Village Garden Club that beautifies communities with landscaping projects.
The subdivision offers easy access to expressways, and commuters can board the Metra in Bartlett.
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In an effort to track bees, the department of biology at San Francisco State University is recruiting backyard scientists to plant sunflowers and keep track of the bees they see.
From their website http://www.GreatSunflower.org:
By watching and recording the bees at sunflowers in your garden, you can help us understand the challenges that bees are facing. The first batches of seeds are mailing the week of 23 March 2009. We'll be sending our next round of annual Lemon Queen sunflower seeds at the end of April 2009. Just in time to plant!
They will send you the seeds, you do the rest:
"What you need: Sunflowers, a place to sit comfortably, a data sheet (they provide), a pen or pencil, and a watch. You might also bring a camera. After watching, you'll need a way to check the temperature.
Here are the 5 steps:
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Houston March Color
10 Photos in This Gallery
These were photographed at various Houston locations, but mostly along Dowling Street in the Third Ward.
Houston Street & Color
These were photographed at various Houston locations, with several on lower Westheimer.
Braes Bayou
In Houston a bayou is a glorified drainage ditch. I live close to Braes Bayou and often use its hike and bike trail. Sometimes I take my camera along and shoot while walking or bike riding.
People, Late Winter
Houston artist Ivete Lucas is pictured wearing colorful hose. She and her husband constructed the tree sculpture which stands behind her, at Lawndale Center for the Arts. Her friend Zahira is to her right and the other two girls were the most interestingly dressed ones I could round up for the shot. Chris was tending bar that evening along with the two girls. Claudia is a friend and the shot is a set up.
Places Without Locations
Many photos are of recognizable places, like the Manhattan skyline. None of these landscapes are of instantly identifiable locations. The two aerials were photographed somewhere between Houston and LA, but I can't tell you even what state is pictured. Remaining images are from Kauai, but without the Hawaii tag, nobody would ever know. [A fellow blogger who is also a pilot identified "Farmland II". See the comments.]
Houston 0214
Just a few photos I grabbed downtown and in Montrose while stuck here in Houston. I asked a couple if I could take their picture and they immediately started kissing. It was the day after Valentine's day. "Photographer in a Dress" won Picture of the Week at the highly competitive Nikon Gear photo forum.
Artists in Their Studios
I had the pleasure of speaking with Janavi in her studio. She is also a scuba diver and we had an acquaintance in common in India. Of this group, April Murphy is the only one that I have known for a while. She appears with a work in progress. Vincent Fink's work is all about fantasy. Paige does abstract floral paintings. All of these artists were photographed at the Winter and Spring Street Studios Second Saturday open house.
High Seas at Hanalei Bay
On my last full day on Kauai I went up to Hanalei Bay to see the high seas. Someone tried to go surfing. Paramedics took him away in an ambulance. Locals say it is possible to get swept off the dock by a rouge wave.
Mahaulepu Trail and Other Delights
These were photographed on the Mahaulepu Trail, at various beaches or in the hills behind Kapaa. I did eat every bite of the delicious Ronald Burger at Joe's on the Green in Poipu.
Wiamea Canyon
Here are a few views on the way up and from the top of Wiamea Canyon. I was a bit disappointed when the clouds came rolling in, but managed to make the best of it.
The Way to Hanalei
Hanalei Bay was featured in the movie The Descendants. It is the location of some of the most expensive beach homes in the world.
Kuilau Trail and Other Delights
The Kuilau Trail is one of the easier ones on Kauai and offers stunning views of the area surrounding the Blue Hole.
Kapaa, Hawaii
Kapaa is a town in what is called the central area of Kauai. It is about 5 minutes from the airport.
Aerials in Black and White
Taken on my Way to LA, over Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California in the vast Southwest of the USA.
Urban Geometry
These were shot on Harrisburg Street in the East End, on Elysian, North of downtown Houston and EaDo (East Downtown).
2013′s Final Photos
The final days of 2013 brought opportunities to photograph volunteer models encountered in and near downtown Houston, along with a few candid street shots. I couldn't go to Mexico for the holidays, so I made do at home.
New Year's Eve at a Hotel
I went to a big New Year's eve party at a local hotel. They had a nice buffet, a Salsa band, and the deal included a room. At midnight all of the electronic keys stopped working. Apparently, they knew this was going to happen because they had new keys waiting at the desk for hundreds of guests. Those keys did not work and someone had to let everyone in with a hard master key. The hotel gave us a $75 credit, and will remain nameless. I am still there…
The Storm Ended Just Before Sunset
Yesterday it rained right up until sunset when the sun appeared, blessing the land with perfect golden light. There were fresh puddles at the curb and leaves were turning colorful.
Oaks and Stuff
Except for the pipes these photos are from the Baldwin Park area. The pipes carry raw sewage while the original underground sewers are being repaired.
Woodland Heights Historic District
The Woodland Heights Historic District is just a stone's throw North of downtown Houston. It is beginning to show signs of gentrification. The final two photos were taken in the nearby Houston Heights.
The East End
East of downtown Houston the scene is made up of industrial sites alternating with Hispanic neighborhoods.
Artcrawl and a Wet Via Colori
These photos were taken at last Saturday's Via Colori next to city hall in downtown Houston and the Artcrawl at the Nance Street warehouse district North of downtown Houston. The weather that day, and since, has been more like Seattle than Texas, cold, wet and overcast. Some of the artists made use of the rain water to rub their pastels into the pavement. Others said they were cold, but relieved to have a reduced level of dust.


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Lettuce fresh from the farmers market is an easy choice for customers. "It's a convenience food. Just wash and use. The trouble is that our season for growing lettuce isn't long. When the weather gets hot, it's not good for lettuce," said Mike Cunningham of Country Gardens Farm in Newnan.
That makes spring the perfect time to eat lots of crisp, sweet lettuce. The Peachtree Road Farmers Market opens its 2013 season this Saturday, April 6, and will be back for the fourth year. Country Garden Farms will be there with plenty of lettuce as well as carrots, spinach, raw milk for pet consumption, grass-fed beef and shiitake mushrooms.
Country Gardens Farm also sells at the year-round Peachtree City Farmers Market and the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market, which starts up on April 18. Customers can also order online for delivery at various points in metro Atlanta or enroll in the farm's community supported agriculture program.
Cunningham is farming land that's been in his family and food production since the 1930s. The farm has been Certified Naturally Grown for the past 10 years.
"I've farmed all my life. We changed to growing using organic methods because of the interest of our customers and the popularity of farmers markets," said Cunningham.
He's growing most of his lettuce right now in his hoop houses – green Bibb lettuce, red oakleaf lettuce and a new variety called 'Salanova,' a European variety of head lettuce that when sliced just right turns into leaf lettuce.
"Lettuce is real popular and I was looking for a new variety to try that would have a nice crunch. We like growing the red and green lettuces and having that mix of colors. And we think these particular varieties have better taste and texture than some of the baby spring mixes," said Cunningham.
On Saturday, he'll probably have Bibb and oakleaf varieties available. Salanova should come in a little later in April.
Cunningham keeps up with customer demand for his lettuce by planting with two 4-foot-by-70-foot rows in the hoop houses. At the end of March he began planting lettuce out in the fields and will ultimately have six 4-foot-by-70-foot beds of lettuce growing outdoors. Succession planting every two weeks should keep lettuce available until late May or early June.
Lettuce fresh from the farm has a longer shelf life than you might expect. Rinsed, then spun dry and loosely wrapped, lettuce will keep fresh for up to two weeks.
At local farmers markets
Farmers market openings:
4 – 8 p.m. Thursday, April 4, Tucker Farmers Market, Tucker. www.tuckerfarmersmarket.com
8:30 a.m. – noon Saturday, April 6. Peachtree Road Farmers Market, Atlanta. www.peachtreeroadfarmersmarket.com
4:30 – 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 10. Farmers Atlanta Road Market, Smyrna. www.farmersatlantaroadmarket.org
8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13. Alpharetta Farmers Market, Alpharetta. www.alpharettafarmersmarket.com
9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday, April 13. East Lake Farmers Market, Atlanta. www.elfmarket.org
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 13. Sandy Springs Farmers Market, Sandy Springs. www.sandyspringsfarmersmarket.com
Cooking demos:
9:30 a.m. Saturday, April 6. Chef Ron Eyester, Rosebud and Family Dog, working with strawberries. Morningside Farmers Market, Atlanta. www.morningsidemarket.com
10 a.m. Saturday, April 6. Chef Linton Hopkins, Restaurant Eugene. Peachtree Road Farmers Market, Atlanta. www.peachtreeroadfarmersmarket.com
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Basic Salad Dressing
Hands on: 5 minutes
Total time: 5 minutes
Makes: 3/4 cup (serving size 1 tablespoon)
Make this with any vinegar you like – white, cider, sherry, tarragon, champagne or whatever is in your pantry. To make this a creamy dressing, add 2 tablespoons pine nuts or walnuts when blending.
1 cup olive oil
2 tablespoons flax seed oil
1/4 cup your choice of vinegar
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
Salt and pepper
Optional: 2 cloves garlic; 2 tablespoons fresh herbs like parsley, thyme or oregano; 1 tablespoon sun-dried tomatoes
In the jar of a blender, combine olive oil, flax seed oil, vinegar and mustard. Process until smooth. Taste for seasoning. If you like, add one or more of the optional ingredients. Can be made up to 3 days ahead and stored in the refrigerator. Bring to room temperature before using and shake well to emulsify.
Adapted from a recipe provided by Judy Cunningham of Country Gardens Farm.
Per 1-tablespoon serving: 181 calories (percent of calories from fat, 99), trace protein, trace carbohydrates, trace fiber, 20 grams fat (3 grams saturated), no cholesterol, 27 milligrams sodium.
Honey Salad Dressing
Hands on: 5 minutes
Total time: 5 minutes
Makes: 2 1/4 cups (serving size 1 tablespoon)
1 cup lemon juice
3/4 cup olive oil
1/2 cup honey
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
In the jar of a blender, combine lemon juice, olive oil, honey and salt. Process until smooth. Taste for seasoning. Can be made up to 3 days ahead and stored in the refrigerator. Bring to room temperature before using and shake well to emulsify.
Adapted from a recipe provided by Judy Cunningham of Country Gardens Farm.
Per 1-tablespoon serving: 53 calories (percent of calories from fat, 69), trace protein, 4 grams carbohydrates, trace fiber, 4 grams fat (1 gram saturated), no cholesterol, 24 milligrams sodium.


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Rapid Fire shooting with rifle
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Hong Kong's tallest building offers spectacular views
In case you are not yet aware, the tallest building in Hong Kong, the International Commerce Centre, is also the fourth tallest in the world. And if that lofty reputation is not enough, the building holds the distinction as the location of the world's tallest hotel, The Ritz Carlton.
For a sneak preview of the world's tallest hotel, here's a video:
Being the tallest skyscraper gives the ICC some bragging rights to set up the highest indoor observation deck in the city. The sky100, a 360-degree observation deck located at the 100th floor of ICC and just above the Kowloon MTR station, will become the latest tourist attraction Hong Kong has to offer. At 393 meters high, sky100 observatory is a bit taller than that of Taipei 101 which is about 385 meters above the ground. An estimated 3,000 to 5,000 visitors every day are expected once the facility opens in April. Online ticket bookings will be available in March.
Such views offer an alternative to that of The Peak which is sometimes bothered by low visibility. sky100 offers 360 degree views of the city, from the Central business district to Tsing Ma bridge and Kowloon cityscape to Lion Rock hills further north. However such an alternative comes at a price. The entrance fee is now HK$125 (US$16) for adults and HK$90 (US$11.50) for children and elderly visitors.
In comparison with other attractions, sky100′s rates are competitive. Taipei 101 charges HK$103 (US$13.20) and the much taller Shanghai World Finance Centre's rate is pegged at HK$175 (US$22.50). For families, it is cheaper to get a ticket (HK$305 for two adults and a child). For walk-in visitors, same-day tickets cost slightly higher so a prior booking is recommended.
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FS Deal of the Day: SLIDE-FIRE AR-15 Rifle Stock, SBS, Right Hand by Webyshops
The SLIDE-FIRE AR-15 Rifle Stock, SBS, Right Hand (SSAR-15-SBS-RH) is designed for use on all AR-15 rifles equipped with a carbine style buffer tube. There are no permanent modifications necessary to install the SSAR-15.
Simply remove the factory pistol grip and replace it with the provided Interface Block. The SSAR-15 replaces the factory adjustable stock by simply sliding onto the buffer tube. All tools required to install the SSAR-15 are provided.
Slide Fire Solutions, LP (SFS) is proud to announce the SSAR-15 SBS (Standard Battle Stock); the latest design in our SFS Superior Performance Stocks. The SSAR-15 SBS is in the same line as the SSAR-15 OGR (Original Gun-stock Release) which means you can expect the same performance, reliability, and craftsmanship as with all SFS products.
The SSAR-15 SBS is offered in the same options as all SFS Superior Performance Stocks. Options include right and left hand models. The SSAR-15 SBS and the SSAR-15 OGR are winter trigger guard and SPADE compatible.
The primary difference between the SSAR-15 SBS and the SSAR-15 OGR is the design intent. In an effort to cater to varying consumer preferences, the SSAR-15 SBS is designed to resemble current combat rifle stocks.
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