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Black Tuesday - The Bruery
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New York
4.1/5 rDev -9.5%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
This is a true monster of a beer. The full brunt of the 19.5% ABV and strong bourbon character pack a hell of a one-two punch.
It pours from the bottle like oil from the drain plug on my car when I've gone 15k miles without a change...dark and thick. It looks truly syrupy in the glass and they'll probably need a chisel to clean the glass fully.
The bourbon aroma is intense as it wafts out of the glass and up your nose to rip the hairs out by the root. It is so overpowering and imposing that I can't detect anything else in there.
I've had to put myself on a tongue transplant waiting list thanks to this beer. Right before it killed my last tastebud I recall a ton of bourbon with copius amounts of chocolate and coffee. They were however not copius enough to consider ganging up on the bourbon in an attempt to get some foreground action. The bourbon rules this beer with an iron fist and dissent will not be tolerated.
The mouthfeel is surprisingly light for the intensity of the flavor and syrupy look. I think the bourbon must have scared the body away. In place of the body he has appointed his son, the esteemed Mr. Bourbon Burn, as Vice Chancellor of Black Tuesdayville.
All things considered, this is not a very drinkable beer but under threat of violence from the bourbon I have been instructed to wrap up this review on a positive note. It actually is pretty damn good in small doses but drinking a bottle would put a man six feet under.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2010 20:40:58 | More by drseamus
3.7/5 rDev -18.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Thanks Joe for splitting the bottle. Shared 4 ways with the renegades of funk as part of the pre-EBF tasting.
The appearance is incredible. It pours pitch black with a very impressive head formation in the Bruery tulip. It's got a thick consistency and is one finger high at first, and then recedes to a dark brown ring of very fine bubbles. Some film is left on the glass.
The aroma is gigantically malty with some liquor character coming from the bourbon. Rich chocolate with a touch of coffee, vanilla, oak, and alcohol form a very complex and strong nose. This is the strongest smelling beer I've smelled, but not the most boozy.
The first flavor match I thought of was java chip coffee ice cream. Charred wood, chocolate powder, vanilla, marshmallows and bourbon make up a strong and rich flavor. As it warms, the bourbon unfortunately comes through more, but so does molasses, brown sugar, white sugar, and maple. It's complex, interesting, and boozy. After every sip, it made me think more than it made me say "this is a good beer." I can appreciate these complexities and the uniqueness though.
Black Tuesday is the thickest beer I've ever had. The level of carbonation was higher than I expected, but it helped. It felt like I was drinking something with a lot of un-dissolved sugar, as there was obviously a lot of residual sugars in this. This made it a bit hard to drink. It became a chore towards the end, so I left a bit in the glass and went to sleep. It tasted surprisingly similar the next morning, with more of a marshmallow character to it.
I was very interested in trying this beer, and I liked it more than I thought. I'd like to try next years release, which I think will be an improvement over the first attempt.
Serving type: bottle
02-21-2010 05:24:55 | More by jeffthecheff
4.3/5 rDev -5.1%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Must say this was as good as advertised...
Beautiful Big Black Pour with an amazing nose!!
Sweet sweet bourbon in this bad boy. From the nose to the taste.. Big and Bold but also extremely smooth. Warming all over !!!
VEry good beer...So glad i was able to try this one!
Serving type: bottle
02-20-2010 05:32:53 | More by stonequarrywest
4.18/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Thick, black pour with no head. Aroma is sweet and of bourbon. Flavor is very balanced for something this big, very sweet and malty but not as hot as I would have expected. Overall a great brew, but I'm not sure it was worth all the hype that surrounded it.
Serving type: on-tap
02-16-2010 23:54:32 | More by tprokop7
4.38/5 rDev -3.3%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Bottle@Friends place.
A: Dark++ with a wee, brown, head.
S: Molasses, Bourbon, Roasted malt, Ripe fruit. Awesome.
T: Alcohol, Bourbon, Molasses, Dark Chocolate, Ripe fruit, Licorice. Very high residual sweetness.
M: Superthick and creamy with almost no carbonation. Thickest beer i've tried to date.
I thought this beer would be all about the hype but i was wrong. It is a super-thick imperial stout that hides it abv extremely well. I would not want more than 2-3oz of this during one sitting. So damn filling.
Serving type: bottle
02-14-2010 15:56:04 | More by baggio
4.72/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
This was my second time having this nectar and it is great.
Super dark black with a tiny whispy of espresso foam.
Aromas of bozze, chocolate, mollases, bourbon, roasted malts, and slightly green hops.
Taste is more of the same. Booozy roasty heaven.
Mouthfeel is thick and drinkability is great.
This reminds me of WWS that has been aged for 6 years.
Killer stuff.
Serving type: bottle
02-14-2010 04:30:25 | More by francisweizen
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
I believe this one was generously traded by KJGAGNE (please correct me if I am wrong).
Large capped bottle poured into a snifter, divided three way.
Pitch black as expected, deep and thick, impenetrable to light, with about a finger thick dark tan head that holds amazingly well for the ABV, and leaves chunks of lace on its way down.
Aroma is very rich and nice, malty as expected, with layers and layers of sweet goodness. Vanilla, bourbon, chocolate, coffee, cookie dough all play a role.
Compared to the review below, from the same bottle, I have to say I did not notice the "power" that much; I would have actually guessed a 10-12% based on the taste, but the flavor itself is quite rich and powerful. Malty, sweet goodness plays a center role here, with dark chocolate, cofee, vanilla, bourbon, dark fruits and a hint of hoppiness nearly lost in the middle for good measure.
Full bodied and creamy, with an average carbonation, this is one rich beer, but should be shared given the ABV. Drinkability is high all things considered, in this cold Wisconsin night.
Great beer, but IMHO, does not challenge either Dark Lord or Westy 12 for the first place in my cellar.
Serving type: bottle
02-13-2010 19:34:56 | More by brdc
4.5/5 rDev -0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Had this with brdc and stoutsnipas courtesy of the generosity of brdc. Poured from a bottle into a snifter. It pours a thick deep black and forms a 1/2 inch mocha/red head that leaves a beautiful lacing of swirls. It is absolutely opaque when held to the light.
The aroma is fantastic. The first thing that was most prominent was the bourbon and vanilla components and a strong dark malty sweetness. A healthy dose of dark chocolate and an earthy hops scent is also there.
My first comment with the taste was, you can tell this has horsepower. There are hefty doses of dark chocolate, dark fruity sweetness, molasses, and bourbon. The hop character is a bit more citrus than in the nose. Oak and alcohol, as well as vanilla are definitely present but not overwhelming.
The mouthfeel was solid with a full body. The beer goes down quite smooth leaving a velvety texture with a pleasant dryness at the finish. Carbonation was reasonable and alcohol seemed to play a greater role here than in the taste.
This is a phenomenal beer. It is a little hard to drink primarily due to the intensity of flavors, as well as the ABV. It should be shared and could easily overpower just about any food.
Serving type: bottle
02-12-2010 04:41:47 | More by SykDoc
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
Capped 750 ml bottle into several glasses on 2/3/10. Big thanks go to Deuane for busting this bad boy out on his 40th birthday as a special treat for us all to try.
The pour on this is blacker than black, with about a ½ finger of angry, burnt, reddish, and just all around mean looking, mocha colored head. The retention is this is actually pretty sturdy for a barrel-aged effort, staying foamy on the sides and then more fizzy across the middle portion of the glass. Swirling this gets a steady rise of froth, which leaves a cascade of sticky foam and brown oils, which ever so slowly creeps down the sides of the glass. The aroma is literally, like a bomb going off in the nose. Cocoa, vanilla, brown sugars, herbal hops, burnt molasses, bitter dark malts, and fried smelling sugars, are all out in full force here. The Bourbon kind of hangs half in and half out here in the nose, mingling effortlessly up front with the other flavors and then showing itself all out in the back. As you can imagine, there is a good bit of heat present that singes the nose hairs a bit but when you're dealing with flavors this huge, it only adds to the general badassness of this dark and powerful bouquet.
The taste is just as large and in charge as the aroma was and contains much of the same feel and flavors. Burned and blackened malts, espresso, green citric tones, extremely sticky and thick notes of chocolate, toffee, smoky molasses, brown sugar, plums, and black currants. Trust me, if it dark and sweet tasting, it's probably in here. Bourbon hangs over the other flavors like a hazy cloud, being prominent but still allowing the largeness of the other flavors to still shine. Understandably, the barrel character seems to get a bit lost in the shuffle at times but I can still pick up a good bit of earthy tannic dryness in the finish. The mouthfeel on this beer feels beyond full, with a massive creaminess to it that literally blows up in your mouth. All of that chewy sweetness and herbal character comes in off of the sides with a gooey slickness. I don't think that any description I can give can properly give the mouthfeel of this thing its due. The ABV on this is beyond warm. It's downright hot at times (with the Bourbon flavor adding some of that) but it's not nearly enough to make you think that this thing is pushing 20%. As a matter of fact, everything else about this beer is so huge and ridiculous, I didn't mind it one bit! Hell, throw some over-the-top alcohol in there as well! The more the merrier!
Well after finally getting to try this, I can definitely see how just how polarizing of a beer this can be. Everything about this (OK, except maybe the look) is just outrageous and I think that one's enjoyment of this will depend on their like of these types of flavors or big Stouts in general, as they are totally taken to the nth degree here. I personally loved every drop of it! I will say that a little bit of this goes a long way. I had about 4-5 oz from the bottle and that was plenty for me. This was definitely a bottle meant to be shared by friends.
Serving type: bottle
02-09-2010 20:36:20 | More by Kegatron
4.15/5 rDev -8.4%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Big thanks to the generosity of Deuane for sharing this beast. Poured chilled into a 1/2 pint and allowed to gradually warm
A - Big and black appearance -the look is not quite viscous like black chocolate liquid, a ring of light tan is present and a bit of cream revives to a thin skin of a head when swirled. The lace hold on the glass when sips are taken
S - molasses, vanilla and toffee notes are high in the aroma w/ baked brownie and a light cocoa bean and dark roast coffee
M -Moderately full feel, not quite syrupy. The feel is warming,yet not quite boozy w/ sugary feel and mild roasted texture w/ nutty and slightly smooth oily fee The beer seems spicy and dry as it finishes
T - The flavor is intense from the get-go, black currants and cocoa w/ dark brown sugar and slightly charred malt taste w/ woody accents and toasted grain w/ bitter herbal flavor and dark roast coffee-like acidity w/ lots of intense concentrated wort flavor like a dark malty molasses accented roasted elixir, both dry and sweet w/ spicy and alcohol flavors all very forward in the flavor, big beer that lets you know its a bruiser but doesn't knock you out with the first taste. The layers of malts and wood and alcohol all are in sync and leave ripples of full flavor on the tongue even after the taste
D - The drinkability is hard to compare to others of the style, very high quality and enjoyable to savor, yet not something you would want to pick up and drink all that often. For what it is it is highly drinkable. The flavors evolve very well and the abv while evident is still not close to what you might expect 19%+ to be when consuming this
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2010 20:39:08 | More by Slatetank
4.13/5 rDev -8.8%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A 750ml bottled shared by Deuane. Poured into my Selin's Grove wine glass. The stout appears a pitch black color akin to dark molasses. Repeated vigorous agitations only managed to produce a thin layer of dark ecru head. Nose and flavors consist of milk and bittersweet chocolate, vanilla, mellow bourbon notes, dark brown sugar/molasses, smoke and a bit of char, deeply caramelized malts, dark cherries, raisins, more chocolate and smoky bourbon. Smells a tad better than it tastes. Some, but certainly no where near enough alcohol heat to lead you to believe this beer is pushing 20%. Full bodied and rich, but rather sweet. The perfect bottle to split between 6 or more people. Thanks again D!
Serving type: bottle
02-06-2010 05:07:57 | More by ClockworkOrange
4.18/5 rDev -7.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 4
I owe wespatrick a lot for this one. He is a great trader and hopefully he is happy with what I sent him. We all know the story about the beer and the stories about what people thought about it. Reviewed from notes.
The pour looks like used motor oil that came from my old 1980 Oldsmobile. It hits the glass and with a very aggressive pour produces a half finger head. The head has big fat bubbles, the whole thing is colored like a dark leather belt. The alcoholic legs are medium, but leave behind a grainy residue. The head leaves very fast and all that is left is a film over the brew that reminds me of 'The Swamp Thing'. No lacing and no head retention is why there is not a perfect score.
The smell is divine. Moist chocolate cake, bourbon, raisins, plums, earth, Hersheys syrup, and lots of sugar. One of the best smelling beers I have come across.
The taste comes off not very complex at first, but then the sugars give way to other characters. Dark fruits covered in Hershey syrup. Cinnamon with figs and bourbon in very small hints. Absolutely no alcohol in terms of harsh 20% ABV, just the smooth flavors of bourbon and earthy malts. Towards the end of the tasting it came to taste more like liquid chocolate cake. It was so sweet that if I had the choice, I would of paired it with some vanilla ice cream to make it the best dessert ever. The sugars are expected, but I have never had a beer with such an array of chocolate sugar flavors. Liquid cake, fudge, chocolate covered raising, but no bitter cooking cocoa. Nothing really bitter at all, just smooth sweet chocolate. I almost wish the bourbon was a bigger character, but this is a little aged to the point where it is starting the transformation into a different beer. Overall pleased but too sweet.
The mouthfeel has a bit of alcoholic breath, and sits heavy on the palate. It has a grainy aspect that reminds me of over cooked fudge. Its sugars grind in between your teeth and pretty much put the sweet tooth in a head lock. I could of drank the whole bottle easily, but would of felt like I had just finished a whole batch of fudge by myself. A dessert beer at its best.
The drinkability is good and very enjoyable. It is the perfect beer to share with someone for the third person that tasted this enjoyed it. She was a non beeradvocate that seems to like craft beer. She tasted it and very much enjoyed it. I think that this is the creme of the crop for some, and just okay for others. I can see why this got so much praise, because it does deserve it. It is extremely sweet and rich and decadent. It is a beer you pair with the finest dessert with the best of friends. I enjoyed it, but it is far from my favorite of the style.
Serving type: bottle
02-03-2010 05:44:29 | More by Jmoore50
4/5 rDev -11.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Thanks go out to moosington for the opportunity. Bottle poured into my Stone RIS tulip. This one was consumed after a long day of moving. High expectations.
A: Mostly black, but with reddish hues around the edges. The pour dropped a thin rim of foam that quickly dissapeared, and left no lace. However, it did leaves some nice legs, similer to a red wine.
A: I get the burbon straight away, followed by a vanilla, caramelly, sweetness. I also get a tartness from dried fruit, mainly prunes, raisins, and figs. A healthy amount of molasses is also present.
T: This is where the brew falls apart for me. The burbon is overpowering, then it is followed by an overbearing sweetness. The person I shared the bottle with described it as burbon soaked prunes. And I would have to agree. I think there is just way too much going on here. I can appriciate the complexity, but the flavors do not meld well. I get prunes, raisin, figs, vanilla, caramel, and molasses. Next to no hop presence. It finishes with a warming as it goes down the throat.
M: Heavy body, but slick and oily. There is very little carbonation, so the beer seems to slip around the palate.
D and overall impression: Drinkability is extremely low. The two of us had a rough time finishing the bottle. Overall I was very dissapointed with BT, I thought it was kinda a mess. Although I am happy I got to try this, I will not be seeking it in the future. Skal.
Re-review: 12/9/2011
Vintage 2011. Although I have changed my mind about this beer, I still don't believe it is a world class brew. The body is too light for the ABV, and it is very sweet and very boozy. It MUST be served at room temp! The flavors and nuances of the beer come out much better at 55-65 degrees. All in all, this is a huge beer, and one that I am glad I revisited.
Serving type: bottle
01-31-2010 12:58:25 | More by Gtreid
4.2/5 rDev -7.3%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
Split with 3 other people courtesy of MrFootstones.
Aroma- tobacco, chocolate, clean alchohol, earthy dirt, mineral, vanilla, molasses, oak, wood, roasted/charred malt. whiskey.
App - rich dark brown foam. creamy. black with mahogany edge. good retention. legs.
Taste- roasty, chocolate. caramel, lots of specialty malt and unfermentables. slightly funky off malt complexity - too many malts. delicious layered flavor. licorice. brown sugar. hops are balanced and not distinct. very sweet but also intense overall.
Mouthfeel- full, sweet and cloying if drank too fast. low fine carb. lots of clean alcohol- it is there but not harsh. syrup. could be better but great for a huge beer.
Overall- similiar to Bourbon County Stout but not as good. I would prefer an Abyss or BCS over this, but it is very good. The alcohol is strong so a 6 oz pour is enough.
Serving type: bottle
01-31-2010 09:31:17 | More by hobojon
4.2/5 rDev -7.3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
The headliner of our winter tasting tonight. First off, large props to BevmoIan and Errantnight for the hookup of Black Tuesday bottles and being reasonable traders of this highly sought after beer. Thanks to you both.
A - Dark pour with a khaki head that settles down.
S - A virtual whose who of smells greet you afer a pour into a snifter. Everything that you can imagine, toffee, caramel, candy sugar, chocolate, coffee, and smoke. The only reason it is not a 5 is that the booze is fairly apparent. I would equate this to Darkness or Dark Lord *2 with a strong boozy smell.
T - Given that it tops out near 20%, I have to give the mad scientiests mad props for this beer. It certainly has the booze behind it, but it is 20% for crying out loud. Actually, very pleasant given the ABV which is a real marvel to the craft of this beer. The booze is there, but it is still great.
M - Slick, chewy, oily and very satisfying.
D - You can split one of these 6 ways and still get a good experience. Try to drink this one by yourself and you will make a fool of yourself. You just can't have more than 4-5 ounces of this and get away with it.
It is a great beer and worthy of the acclaim. Other than the over the top boozy profile, it is REALLY good. Thanks to the above mentioned again for the hook-up.
Serving type: bottle
01-30-2010 05:18:10 | More by Beerisheaven
4.35/5 rDev -4%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Almost 20% abv? Amazing - ususally something that big turns out to be a fiery mess, but here we have a surprisingly smooth big beer. Dense and a bit sweet, with caramel and brown sugar notes, overlapping intense roasted malts. This would be the ideal fireside sipper.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2010 15:07:47 | More by Brent
4.53/5 rDev 0%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Split a 750mL 4 ways (Thanks MrFootstones) 1/22/2010. Poured into a tulip glass.
Ar: Alcohol, sweet, dark caramel, chocolate, roast, strong vanilla, oak, very sweet and smooth aroma, brown malt. similar to GI BCS, Great full malt profile, molasses, earth, whiskey character increases with warmth
Ap: Black with mahogany around the edges, thick smooth dark tan head, very good retention, legs
F: Chocolate brown malt, light roast, syrupy sweet, alcohol very apparent in nostrils, molasses, dark caramel, whiskey spice, dried fruit, complex and full taste without being muddled, caramelized nuts, light fennel/anise, smoke hints at the end of the taste
M: clean but very present alcohol,low/medium carbonation, sticky and sweet, rich
O: Alcohol is strong but good, thick viscous and syrupy, Similar to the bourbon county stout (which i think is a bit better), a 6 oz pour was perfect, much more and it would have been difficult to finish, sweetness is balanced an unobtrusive, overall a great beer
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2010 05:17:40 | More by DaveJanssen
4.88/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 5 | overall: 4.5
I love my brother...thanks again, pwoods, for sharing this one with me.
Pours deepest chocolate brown, pretty much black. It is completely opaque - absolutely zero visibility in this beer. Not much head to speak of, just a few cocoa-colored spots suspended atop the liquid and a soft ring of foam that hugs the sides of the glass and leaves behind little watery spots of lace.
Amazingly delicious aroma from this beer. The creamy bitterness of dark chocolate mingles with sweet cream. The bourbon is perfectly balanced in this beer - not masking the rest of the aromas of the beer while not assuming a background role. All the aspects of the aging are there in the nose, too - oak, vanilla, char - it smells incredible.
Wow. If the aroma didn't convince me, the taste of this beer has guaranteed that it lives up to the hype. What a delicious and complex beer. The chocolate is intensely sweet - almost too sweet - and slightly bitter. There is a huge vanilla presence in this beer to a degree I haven't experienced with barrel-aged imperial stouts before. The creaminess is thick and full, and it compliments the bourbon nicely. It is sweet and nutty, somewhat like toffee. While the bourbon is present throughout the whole drink, it is especially pleasing in the aftertaste where the heat from the alcohol really presents itself and the bourbon lingers with a fruity, dark-cherry-like sweetness. Feel is creamy, well-carbonated and mouthfilling. It is impressively smooth with a nice bubbly finish. It leaves behind a slight stickiness on the palate and hot, drying alcohols of vapor in the mouth. The beer immediately warms the chest, and it continues to do so throughout the drink. A very pleasing experience in my opinion.
Drinkability isn't exactly huge for any beer of this style, but this one especially hides its high (crazy high) ABV well. The alcohol feel and taste is definitely present, but it is so well-balanced by the full flavors and full feel of the beer that it goes down much too easily.
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2010 01:37:06 | More by kels
4.93/5 rDev +8.8%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 5
Sampled this courtesy of RJ (Grabbin2nd) and Richie (rhertan) at the central coast BA gathering last night. Thanks a ton guys! Following review written by Wiseman Nick, but includes thoughts from Wiseman Justin.
Poured into a snifter.
Appearance: Deep, dark brown, creamy head emerges from a pitch black body. Head descends to a bubbly crescent, and remains like that for the rest of the session. Looks super thick. A swirl coats the walls of the glass in oily residue, occasionally leaving a dab of lacing. N: 4.25; J: 4.5
Smell: Chocolate fudge, black licorice, roasted malt, dark chocolate, rose petals, rum, barbecue sauce, and a touch of bourbon to finish things off. There's much more in there too. All of the BAs sat around smelling this beer for a good ten minutes before even tasting it. Incredibly complex, rich, and harmonious. Alcohol is hidden very well. In Justin's mind, the nose on Black Tuesday is right up there with Firestone Eleven (our favorite smelling beer). I agree wholeheartedly. Sublime. N: 5.0; J: 5.0
Taste: Brownies, molasses, candy, chocolate frosting; tons of residual sugars. Not cloying though, not at all. Alcohol comes through in a sharp finish, but it doesn't taste anywhere near 19.5%. Vanilla and bourbon make their presence known as well, but in a more subtle manner. Chocolate and sweets are the lead players in this stout. Justin was stunned, and related this experience to the epiphanies felt by the children in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory." N: 5.0; J: 5.0
Mouthfeel: Thick, syrupy, rich, and warm. Finishes sticky and dry. Kind of gritty, but amazingly smooth given the ABV and body. Not at all harsh. Very well done. N: 4.5; J: 5.0
Drinkability: We both agreed that we could drink this all day long. Unbelievably drinkable for such a big beer. Delicious, complex, I can't say enough. This is the best beer both of us have ever had. N: 5.0; J: 5.0
Wiseman Nick: A+ (4.80)
Wiseman Justin: A+ (4.90)
Serving type: bottle
01-25-2010 00:35:38 | More by ThreeWiseMen
4.75/5 rDev +4.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 5 | overall: 5
What a rare treat it was to open this up.
It pours out a thin motor oil, it doesn't have the thickness you see in Dark Lord. A thin brown head tops off the top but fades away quickly. No lacing but it does leave a slight brown film on the glass. The bourbon aroma smacks you hard in the face even from a distance. There is also a dark fruit coming out with the chocolate. Almost no roast aroma. At first sip this beer tastes just like it smells. So well balanced. Bourbon, chocolate and a slight apple tart. Once your mouth is coated with that alcohol you can really get into this beer and see that it's just amazing. The year in the barrel has made this incredibly smooth. Which makes it one of the most drinkable Imperial Stouts I've had. The 19.5% ABV if correct, is hidden very well. One thing that I'm missing in this is the coffee or the roasted malts.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2010 19:16:27 | More by beerad666
4.4/5 rDev -2.9%
look: 4.5 | smell: 5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Finally cracked open a bottle to share with a friend last night. Too bad this isn't easier to get a hold of.
A: Pitch black and thick. Nice head retention with the brown frothy head.
S: This is really the highlight of this beer. If you like beers like Firestone Walker 12 or SA Utopias, this beer will be a treat. The aroma is full of bourbon, vanilla, chocolate, fig, and molasses.
T: Not quite as good as the aroma, but still impressive. I read a review where someone mentioned chocolate cake, and that is exactly what I got. There is also a strong bourbon presence here as well.
M: Thick and sweet. Covers the tongue.
D: A bit too boozy and sweet to easily drink a ton. Still a great beer. Damn did it hit me hard after a full glass. I would drink this 6oz at a time.
Serving type: bottle
01-24-2010 15:22:02 | More by raverjames
4.72/5 rDev +4.2%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
Thanks to beerad and kenoftheyear for splitting a bottle last night. Served in a tulip.
Motor oil pour yielding some bubbles and a quickly fading head. There's a good film as well.
Huge bourbon presence in the sniffer. Chocolate syrup, dark fruit a hint of wood. Bourbon is the stand out so far though.
Tastes exactly like bourbony cake batter! Extremely sweet and velvety. Brownies covered in Hershey's syrup and sugar. Again, this is VERY sweet! I can feel cavities forming.
There's no chance this is 19%, but there's also no way I could polish off the whole bottle by myself either. It's a very unique, dessert-forward RIS that should do some interesting things the longer it sits in the bottle. Good stuff!
Serving type: bottle
01-23-2010 13:48:15 | More by rudylaw
4.43/5 rDev -2.2%
look: 5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4
A: Black as night with a barely there ring of mahogany nighlight when tilted and held to the light. Brown head reduces to a thin foam cap. Sexy ass legs with brown bubbles
S: Bourbon, vanilla, roast, booze, oak, chocolate, coconut. Reminds me a bit of GI BCS and the Firestone Walker anniversary beers. Licorice and dried figs.
T: Sweeet, bourbon, roast and musty wet oak. Again I am reminded of BCS. Booze finally becomes apparent as it gets to room temp. Also huge dark fruit as it gets warm.
M: Rich and velvety, nice appropriate carbonation. Oily and slick.
D: I split this beer with three other people and the 6 ounce pour was perfect.
This was never a chore but it was quite intense.
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4.03/5 rDev -11%
look: 3.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 3.5
Footbalm brought this along with a plethora of rare beers to the weekend RIS tasting... Thanks Eric.. Classy.
No real head as expected.. but it pours like motor oil.. coats the glass with every swirl.
Nose is thick with every element pronounced yet not very melded... dark chocolate syrup.. quite alot of bourbon.. raisins and dark cherries.... oaky in later pours.
Flavor is immediately reminiscent of Bourbon County but with alot more sweetness... boozy brownie batter .. vanilla sugar.. bits of coffee are drowned out by dark sweet fruits drenched in chocolate sauce.. Full bodied with a nice carbonation, but each sip makes me wanna go brush my teeth.. too cloying for my tastes.
Eric.. I appreciate the opportunity ... We had plenty of BT in Denver this year, and while I think it is very interesting, I still view it as more of a novelty.. That said, I REALLY want a bottle or two to hang on to for a few years and see how it melds... it seems like a bit of a mess right now.
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look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
Bottled at The Bruery this last weekend, thanks to a certain photo shoot that went down on friday. Meant to get some more during the initiation party the next day, but I was having too good of a time drinking Two Dirty Hookers in the main room to make it over to the special pour room. Oh, well, the several ounces on friday was more than enough of this beast. Very thick black with a small head and leaves lots of syrupy coating on the cup. Massively intense aroma of chocolate and a shit ton of bourbon without the alcohol sharpness. A touch of oak, but mainly sweet bourbon and chocolate. Hugely thick and rich flavor. Very sweet and chocolate-bourbon flavored on the front on the tongue, but with a toasty and bitter roasty finish that manages a surprising balance. In the initial sip you don't really detect much alcohol, but it really comes out in the finish once it eats through the residual sugar on your tongue. Insanely thick and mouth coating in an almost gross way to be honest. An exceptional beer to be sure, but I can't really decide if I would ever be interested in it beyond a two-ounce sample every now and again. Total props to The Bruery for making a beer this tasty and envelope-pushing, but it really fills a tiny niche in the beer world.
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"We've been having a good season this year," said Chase Dunlap, the coach of the Manchester High School girls' tennis team. "We're competing and winning against some traditionally strong competition," he added, noting that sometimes the team may lose the overall match, but the individual singles or doubles teams play well. Mid-way through the season, the team is 2-5.
Dunlap has been with the MHS team, which averages 20 players, since 2007. The team lost five girls to graduation last year, and there are 10 seniors on the team this year. "It's a very experienced team," said Dunlap. As coach, he strives to focus on developing a strong understanding of the foundations of tennis, especially because many of his team members start with little tennis experience.
Noting some of the top players, Dunlap said, "Sara [Eliason] and Lindsay [Tracy] are our [number] one doubles team, and are currently on-pace to qualify for the individual state tournament." Speaking about his strong juniors Larissa Dorn and Taylor Rodrigue, who play the three and four singles, Dunlap said, "Their leadership will be extremely important next year." Dunlap noted that sophomore Jessica Robittaille, currently playing doubles with senior Suzanne Weeden, has a strong foundation and is very competitive. "We got a number of good freshmen who came out, who will develop into contributing members of the team," Dunlap added about this year's team.
"I'm always impressed with the academic achievement of my team," said Dunlap, explaining that many are leaders within the MHS community, whether through the National Honor Society, clubs or other sports teams.
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Senior Sara Eliason plays first doubles, and is having a very successful season with her partner, Lindsay Tracy. She was recruited to the team just last year, and finds that the sport has a similar movement to soccer that keeps the player on her toes. "The team has been improving over the season," said Eliason. "It's a rebuilding year for the underclassmen."
Jacquelyn Waltmire, a senior, is one of the four team captains. She enjoys playing singles, because "I get to do my own games," she said. She moved up the ladder this year to second singles. "It's been a challenge, but it motivates me more." She feels her strength is being a positive player.
Senior co-captain Lindsay Tracy has been with the team three years, and plays first doubles with Sara Eliason. "I like it because we're friends and we work well together," said Tracy of her partner. For herself, she tries to stay positive. "You'll beat yourself if you let yourself get down," she said.
"I like the one-on-one, especially in singles," said Amanda Willhoft, who plays first singles. "It's really about being stronger and having endurance." She encourages others to join team, saying that it is a sport that the player can learn quickly and can see on-going improvement. "I'm improving a lot this year," said Willhoft, a senior co-captain, "especially my serves."
"I was completely new," said senior co-captain Eileen Li about her freshmen year introduction to tennis. She now plays third doubles with her partner, Lynn Nguyen. As co-captain, she feels that the underclassmen find her very approachable. On the court, though, she likes to remain stoic. "You can't tell if I'm winning or losing," said Li about her game-presence.
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Anyone else have a really crabby LO working on molars?
Claire has refused everything but fruit and couple crackers for 2 days but will suck on ice in her mesh feeder like its candy. Also nursing a ton to make up for not eating, so much that she has breastfed type poop back! I can't wait for these things to be through.
Isn't it funny how it varies so much from kid to kid? Even within one kid it can be so unpredictable when their next tooth will be, how long it takes to cut through once the tooth appears, and whether it's just one or couple teeth at same time.
Have you had to deal with biting yet? It's happened a couple times to me, however I don't think DS has done it to any one else yet thankfully. The couple times it happened were on my shoulder/upper arm when I was holding DS or on my leg when I was sitting on floor with him. I told him no sternly and pulled him away. I just hope he stops and never does it to anyone else...I would be mortified
It's funny that you mention biting because Claire tried to bite my shoulder tonight. This is the 3rd time she has done that since she got teeth but all 3 were in similar situations that I think we're just too overwhelming for her and it was a cry for attention. Tonight she was hungry and way overstimulated and overwhelmed by too many people while we were at a party and she was crying and signing non stop for milk and I was trying to get out the room to where I could nurse and it would be quieter but got stuck by a wall of people and it was like she just had enough and nipped at my shoulder. Almost like a dog would do. I just told her no and that it hurt mommy and she stopped. I pray I don't ever have to deal with her biting other people or kids.
Yes I dread the idea of being the parent with the kid that bites other kids. That's why I hope we can put a stop to the biting soon.
On another note, that is really cool that she can sign for milk. DS shows recognition of the milk sign and gets excited when he sees it but doesn't sign it to us. He signs "all done" when he is done eating and sometimes when he wants to be done with bath (though more often he just tries to start climbing out of the tub). What I really want him to learn is "more". Similar to milk, he recognizes when we sign more, but just hasn't been able to do it back yet. He kind of uses a one handed "all done" sometimes to indicate he wants more which causes some confusion for us ("Does he want more? Or was he really signing he is finished?"). Believe me, he lets us know if we choose the wrong one We are using others signs from the Baby Signing Time but I haven't been as consistent with using the other signs each day.
Ryan had just the top and bottom two incisors and was working on his 3rd and 4th top tooth for a long time. We could see them slooooowly come down over a period of about 4 weeks. Not too much discomfort associated with them though. And today DH noticed he popped a molar without us noticing!! There's a gap between his front teeth and the molar... I thought they would all come in adjacent to each other. He has been fussing about solids but he is a poor solids eater at the best of times and also had a cold so I didn't think much of it.
Wow lots of teeth across the board What are folks doing for dental hygiene right now? We've been using a baby soft toothbush with baby toothpaste (I think the Aquafresh brand) every night around bathtime. Some nights the quality of brushing is not great because DS tries to chew the brush instead of letting me brush properly, but he doesn't seem to mind it at least.


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Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword, Volume 1 Written by Paul Tobin, Scott Allie, Mark Finn, Marc Andreyko, Joe Casey, Robert E. Howard, Jeremy Barlow, David Lapham, Joshua Williamson, Dave Land, Peter Doree Art/Illustrations/Pencils/Inks/Colors by Wellington Alves, Ben Dewey, Greg Scott, Pop Mhan, Tony Parker, Fabio Cobiaco, Patric Reynolds, M.S. Corley, Sean Phillips, Tim Bradstreet, Tim Seeley, Robert Atkins, Rebecca Buchman, Michael Atiyeh, Dave Stewart, Grant Goleash, Michelle Madsen, Jose Villarrubia, Brian Miller, Hi-Fi Colour Design, Dan Jackson Letters by Richard Starkings and Comicraft Dark Horse Comics Release Date: January 9, 2013 Cover Price: $17.99
Okay, first off, the individuals listed above were done so in the order in which their stories were placed in the anthology, subdivided by the type of work they contributed. No offense was implied towards any person who might have been placed incorrectly in this review. There, I've been about as politically correct as I can be. All characters are based upon the work of Robert E. Howard. This is, after all, Robert E. Howard's Savage Sword, Volume 1.
Admittedly, I expected this particular graphic novel to be filled with stories of Conan, Kull, Red Sonja, and other such barbaric tales…and a few of the tales are of that genre, though most are not. But my surprise at finding such a variety of stories was a pleasant one as I was introduced to several of Howard's creations for the first time and found myself wanting more. Compilations such as this are rare, mainly because it embraces such a wide range of concepts from a single writer.
The Conan stories are essentially typical Conan stories. I'm not meaning that as an insult in any way, as I have much love for the stories of everyone's favorite Cimmerian. Thievery, lusty (and busty) women of ill repute, evil sorcery and much bloodshed are all common components to those tales. And I could find no fault in the ones presented here.
The El Borak prequel and tale both showed depth of character and storyline, the plots were laden with politics and intrigue. And while the context isn't something I'm normally interested in, the presentation is such that you find yourself drawn into the story.
The sixteenth century tale of Dark Agnes is my favorite of the bunch. Full of humor and bloodshed, it gives you great insight into this particular character and why she does what she does. Adding in a bit of women's lib at the end only made it seem that much more authentic for the time period when the protagonist was originally conceived.
The Sailor Steve Costigan tale was probably the one I cared for the least. The entire story seemed two dimensional, almost wooden. I didn't feel like I have any idea what the point was or who Costigan truly is. It really leaves you uninterested more than anything.
The most pulp story-ish of the bunch is the one centered around The Sonora Kid. It's your typical old west theme, and it takes place in a saloon, of course. Trade in the gunfight for a knife fight and there you have it…other than a little arson at the end. Not a bad read, just more action than words.
The Brule tale is that of a savage mariner and is broken into two parts. Though we learn little of the man himself, we are privy to the journey and the adventures therein. Fighting great sea monsters and rescuing mermaids leads to the acquisition of an superb weapon that will serve him well in years to come.
The noir tale of Detective Steve Harrison is pretty cut and dry. A good story that neatly wraps up at the end. My only problem was that I kept thinking of Steve Harris (of Iron Maiden) and it kept me giggling throughout the reading. I kept humming bass lines from old Maiden songs. But I really did like it. I would love to read the originals and really need to find them, if possible.
There's also a very short yarn that seems almost Lovecraftian in the telling. You know the drill: an ancient text leads to an item with a curse, which in turn leads to the death and destruction of the individual(s) responsible. This one features some weird cross between Cthulhu, a toad and a horse. You'll have to see for yourself, I cannot really explain it.
The end result of all this is a fairly decent compilation of some little known Howard creations and a couple of great Conan stories. It compiles the first four issues of this series and adds in a cover and pinup gallery for good measure. With a variety of art from a wide range of artists, each tale is unique in it's own right. Not a bad purchase for someone who wants a plethora of stories inspired by the creator of the world's most famous barbarian. A solid four on a five point scale, this is definitely a must have for Conan fans. If nothing I've said so far has piqued your interest then move along, there's nothing to see here.


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One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. It's "your F-16s versus our suicide bombers," a Palestinian tells an Israeli acquaintance. Innocent people — aka "collateral damage" — die either way. It's just a different choice of device.
Talking heads are the documentarian's device, and the long-hidden heads in Dror Moreh's "The Gatekeepers" have never talked before publicly. They're the six extant former heads of Shin Bet, Israel's internal security agency charged with top-secret antiterrorist activities and the intricate web of operatives required to carry them out.
It's fascinating just to see and hear these legendary hard-liners speak candidly — and publicly, for the first time — about the bloody successes and failures of their tenures. Even more fascinating, and disturbing, is their unanimous conclusion about the mission.
Director Moreh gained inside access for his previous documentary "Sharon," which chronicled that Israeli prime minister's decision to disengage from Gaza. This time, he has achieved a far greater journalistic coup with the collective cooperation of the ex-spy chiefs, including Ami Ayalon, the country's most beloved Navy war-hero commando, and Avraham Shalom, a member of the team that tracked down and kidnapped Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and an early champion of Shin Bet's controversial license to kill.
"Forget about morality," he says in response to one of Moreh's questions. "It's not a moral decision, it's a tactical one."
Ex-chief Avi Dichter — despite his more humanist perspective as an expert on Palestinian society — largely echoes that view. He was a seminal advocate of "targeted assassination," several of which are provided here from aerial surveillance footage. "There's something unnatural about it — to take three lives," he says softly, as we watch in stunned agreement.
Similar footage shows the elimination of a radical Islamic cleric by dropping a 1-ton bomb on his house in a crowded neighborhood, then switching from air to ground level for review of the appalling civilian results. When an American criticizes the action, the Israeli official responds, "You killed 70 people at a wedding in Afghanistan."
Ex-chief Carmi Gillon justifies "enhanced interrogations" and speaks of switching Shin Bet's focus from Palestinians to the Jewish Underground's right-wing terrorism in the wake of the Oslo Accords. Gillon thwarted that group's attempt to blow up the Muslim Dome of the Rock (in order to provoke Armageddon — a final total war of all Arab states against Israel). But he speaks also of his tragic failure to prevent the assassination of conciliatory Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin by a Jewish religious extremist in 1995 — an act that more or less derailed the peace process and progress toward a two-state solution.
Moreh's unprecedented access to the inner sanctum's decision-making process is as stunning, in this Oscar-nominated documentary, as Errol Morris' in "The Fog of War: Eleven Lessons From the Life of Robert McNamara" (2003), an award-winning expose of the moral complexities and insanities of the Vietnam War, containing McNamara's chilling lament, "I was wrong! My God, I was wrong."
The Israeli spy chiefs, for their part, differ on some issues (such as the efficacy of targeted assassinations), but agree on the bottom-line results: The post-1967 occupation — placing an additional million Palestinians under Israeli rule — has been disastrous. "There were many times when we should have reached an agreement and gotten out," one of them admits. All of them have pessimistic contempt for Israeli politicians (except the murdered Rabin), consumed by tactics instead of strategy. All of them see peace slipping away and largely blame the incitement of extremist rabbis and their political enablers.
Moreh's "Gatekeepers" has a cliched, ominous soundtrack and too many annoyingly high-tech, computer-generated graphic adornments. But it's a revelatory and provocative piece of investigative journalism and no-nonsense history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in pragmatic rather than ideological terms.
It is also a powerfully implicit — not didactic — polemic for a two-state solution and a "must see" for those who care about Israel. No bleeding-heart liberal doves here, no blustering hawks, no outside "expert commentators." Just a painful dose of reality from the horses' mouths — who spent their lives in Israel's dangerous service and understand the conflict best. If you don't believe them, whom would you believe?
"F-16s versus suicide bombers. ..." It's been a horribly even match for decades. Balance of terror, balance of error in a mentally unbalanced cycle of violence, devoid of leadership on both sides.
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WHO: 41-year-old actress Uma Thurman
WHAT: The blonde babe chose a ladylike Chanel tweed dress and golden Byzantine-inspired coat. She paired the look with black strappy sandals and over-sized earrings.
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Chris Brown's Michael Jackson tribute: Tears for the 'Man in the Mirror'
Brown has been shut out of Michael Jackson tributes over the last year, having fallen out of favor with the public after his assault of Rihanna became public knowledge.When finally given the chance to honor his idol, Brown went all out - sparkly socks, arm brace, and all.
He danced and lip-synced along to several of Jackson's hits, but the real highlight of the performance came when it was time for Brown himself to sing Jackson's hit "Man in the Mirror." When he opened his mouth to sing the opening line, "I'm gonna make a change for once in my life," Brown couldn't get the words out, fighting back tears.
Was he weeping for Jackson, or because the words hit a bit too close to home? We're guessing it was a bit of both. Brown never managed to pull himself together, so he dropped the microphone and just sang along with the audience, tears streaming down his face.
A few minutes before hitting the stage, Brown tweeted, "BE NERVOUS FOR ME... im s***tin' a brick right now!!!!!" We think that showing some raw human emotion might do some good for Brown's tarnished public image... maybe.
According to the official BET Twitter, Jermaine Jackson thought that "C. Breezy's performance was Jacksonesque!"
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Shut Up! He's human and everybody deserves a second chance on life! Even God forgives so let God be the judge here and judge yourself and hope that one day you make a "mistake" and ask for forgiveness, Lord forbid. Now with that said I forgive you!
Kjo.... wow!! Let it go boo! Haters are everywhere! I�m not a fan of any man who hits a woman but I am also not a fan of any PERSON who can demean a person who doesn�t deserve it. Chris Brown was given a raw deal by the media. There are not too many people who can cast stones but I can guarantee that most of the stone throwers are not innocent themselves. Chris Brown I saw your pain tonight on the BET awards. I felt it through your performance. I wish you as well as Rhianna the best that life has to offer. The defamation has gone on long enough.
I think it is a disgrace to Michael Jacksons name to have someone with such weak moral fibre attempt to step in his shoes..yes he has the moves down but MJ was so much more than that. He was about peace and love and integrity. He was a gentle spirit. Chris Brown is not even close to exemplifying these traits. I mean, did he have to be flexing his muscles on a sea-doo days after the incident? Is that repentance?
It made me sick to my stomach. The Man in the Mirror incident was perfectly timed...whether it was sincere or not it was a moot point. I'm disgusted that Chris Brown was given the opportunity to pay tribute to someone who is 10000 times the man he is.
Chris got himself back together after the Rihanna fight thingie, he just needed the community to understand that! He's a better man and deserves a second chance just like every human being. Every single person is capable of committing mistakes, but it's others role to give this person a chance to fix his mistakes. People should stop seeing Chris as a sin maker or something! He's just a man who's trying to show you haters that he's back on his feet and much stronger than ever. So all he's asking is just another chance, and I think by this move, performing at the BET awards he shall regain ur respect! He did such an AMAZING job! I've never seen anyone as good as he did, no one can compete with his performance I'm telling you. I'm a huge Chris Brown fan, and I believe he did outstanding job and you haters are just jealous if you think he didn't ;) and BTW it's not about MJ, it's about CB *******!!!!
I�m not a fan of any man who hits a woman but I am also not a fan of any PERSON who can demean a person who doesn�t deserve it. Chris Brown was given a raw deal by the media. There are not too many people who can cast stones but I can guarantee that most of the stone throwers are not innocent themselves. Chris Brown I saw your pain tonight on the BET awards. I felt it through your performance. I wish you as well as Rhianna the best that life has to offer. The defamation has gone on long enough.
Chris Brown was the ONLY person who could do a proper Michael Jackson tribute AND HE DID A BRILLIANT JOB!!! I'm SO happy BET allowed him to perform!!! Bravo Chris Brown and WELCOME BACK!!
@Kjo -
That whole statement was just a mess and a half. You think it's a disgrace? Micheal Jackson was ridiculed by the public, made out to be a child molester, and constantly joked on. Don't you think that, going through all that kind of hardship, Micheal Jackson would want people to forgive instead of wanting people to be eternally pissed off @ Chris Brown? For someone who speaks like they know Micheal Jackson personally, I don't really think you get him... like... at all. Micheal Jackson was all about love, peace, and forgiveness. Maybe you should take another listen to his music so you can get the real point.
People thought Michael Jackson was a child molester, BUT HE WASN'T. People think Chris Brown is a woman beater... AND HE IS. Don't compare them. Chris Brown is guilty of brutally beating a woman in the face. Michael Jackson was NOT GUILTY and he hated violence as a victim of domestic abuse himself. He would never have forgiven Chris Brown.
I think it's sad that BET embraced someone who recently bashed in the face of his girlfriend and a fellow performer. For some reason, the hip hop community embraces people like Chris Brown and R. Kelly. That's a shame. Do I think Chris Brown is the most horrible person ever? No. But to watch him cry over a humanitarian song, when he was hardly apologetic to his situation with Rihanna, is hysterical.
why ask dumb questions? do you know that when Michael was asked before he died about the new generation of artists and who would best follow in his foot steps, he said Chris Brown? And Michael said it without any extra thought or hesitation. More than that, Chris Brown actually had a personal relationship with Michael. So how the hell should he not have the chance to show how much he loved Michael? So sick of idiots.


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As you will see from the new jacket artwork on this page there is a new book out and I wanted to have a wee chat with you about the title.
The full title is: The Best Beatles Book Ever by Paul Charles.
Now on first look you could be forgiven for thinking that we are claiming that this is the best Beatles book ever, but... this is simply not true as that distinction can only go to: Anthology by The Beatles.
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Out of those three titles I am in fact claiming that the first title—The Best Beatles Book Everby Paul Charles—is the best of the three and therefore The Best Beatles Book Ever by Paul Charles.
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Description by GlitchHop.NET: A great track deserves great remixes, and that's exactly what's happened here. Both Rodridan and Bone N Skin have taken this gorgeous original to soaring new heights, albeit in completely different directions. This time we are given an absolutely incredible glitch remix. The chord flourishes and synth progressions remain, but supplemented with sick drum patterns, amazing and cavernous synths, and some downright dirty, deep bass. Very sophisticated, very classy, and worth with several replays.
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This Track is super Sick, when you get a chance, you should try to make more like this...I'm Def. gettin it in rotation!
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Niiice I'm not sure how I haven't given this a solid listen until now.
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a predictable arrangement, beats need a bit work, though i like the fills in it
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i really like the chopping between synths and how they jump out. solid beats too, good mix and sound.
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that sub bass is huge. that drop doesnt play either. dope production here, fav'd
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Very nice track, it sound like clean relaxing dubstep!! nice playing with all of the sounds its definitly tough to do that!! good job!
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wow pretty wicked bass work.this reminds me of Skrillex for osme reason.lots of good layering happening here to.
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Cancers 2012, 4(4), 1146-1160; doi:10.3390/cancers4041146
Chemoprevention of Breast Cancer: The Paradox of Evidence versus Advocacy Inaction
Division of Surgical Oncology, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Amarillo Breast Center of Excellence, 1400 Coulter, Amarillo, TX 79106, USA
Division of General Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic, 200 First Street SW, Rochester, MN 55905, USA
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Received: 31 July 2012; in revised form: 23 September 2012 / Accepted: 19 October 2012 / Published: 29 October 2012
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Advances in Cancer Chemoprevention)
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Abstract: Women who are at high risk of breast cancer can be offered chemoprevention. Chemoprevention strategies have expanded over the past decade and include selective receptor modulator inhibitors and aromatase inhibitors. Physicians are expected to provide individualized risk assessments to identify high risk women who may be eligible for chemoprevention. It is prudent that physicians utilize a shared decision approach when counseling high risk women about their preventive options. Barriers and misperceptions however exist with patient and physician acceptance of chemoprevention and continue to impede uptake of chemoprevention as a strategy to reduce breast cancer risk. Programs to increase awareness and elucidate the barriers are critical for women to engage in cancer prevention and promote chemoprevention adherence.
Keywords: aromatase inhibitors; chemoprevention; exemestane; raloxifene; SERMs; tamoxifen
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Layeequr Rahman, R.; Pruthi, S. Chemoprevention of Breast Cancer: The Paradox of Evidence versus Advocacy Inaction. Cancers 2012, 4, 1146-1160.
AMA StyleLayeequr Rahman R, Pruthi S. Chemoprevention of Breast Cancer: The Paradox of Evidence versus Advocacy Inaction. Cancers. 2012; 4(4):1146-1160.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLayeequr Rahman, Rakhshanda; Pruthi, Sandhya. 2012. "Chemoprevention of Breast Cancer: The Paradox of Evidence versus Advocacy Inaction." Cancers 4, no. 4: 1146-1160.


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