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Officiating (Sports)
News about Sports Officiating, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 31, 2014
Referees in England's Premier League will start using a vanishing spray, water-based, shaving-cream-like foam, to prevent encroachment by soccer players in a defensive wall during free kicks. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Researchers at Northwestern University conclude, after examining photographic evidence, that Major League Baseball umpires make more errors in favor of All-Star pitchers than pitchers who have never been selected for an All-Star Game; findings suggest that officials might be just as star-struck as the average fan. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Sam Borden On Soccer column holds that the referee's failure to control World Cup soccer match between Brazil and Colombia led to serious injury of Brazil's star striker Neymar; notes that 54 fouls were committed in the game. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
Jere Longman On Soccer column; United States coach Jurgen Klinsmann expresses unease about the French-speaking referee scheduled to officiate Round of 16 match with Belgium. MORE
Jun. 29, 2014
John Branch On Tennis column considers John McEnroe's contention that line judges in tennis are obsolete because of technology that is already used to challenge and correct missed calls. MORE
Jun. 24, 2014
Vagaries of time are the norm in soccer; with stoppage time rule, games do not end when a clock expires, but only when the referee decides they are over; latest example came in World Cup game when United States took lead in 81st minute of 90-minute match, only to see the advantage slip away when Portugal scored 14 minutes later. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
World Cup Roundup; FIFA drops linesman Humberto Clavijo of Colombia from his crew's next assignment at the World Cup after he made offside decisions that denied Mexico two potential goals in team's opening game against Cameroon; other soccer news noted. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Company GoalControl is installing system of cameras and software that will try to ensure, for the first time at a World Cup, that every goal scored has actually crossed the line, and that no ball near the line is incorrectly declared a goal if it has not. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Placing judges at Belmont Park find that determining official race results is delicate dance; when horses reach finish line of 146th running of Belmont Stakes, three judges write down the order of finish as best as they can tell by the naked eye; there is no question that Tonalist crossed first followed by Commissioner and Medal count. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Investigative report by FIFA, soccer world's governing body, raises serious questions about vulnerability of World Cup to match fixing; report, which has yet to be released, found that match-rigging syndicate and its referees infiltrated upper reaches of global soccer in order to fix exhibition matches and exploit them for betting purposes (Series: Rigged). MORE
May. 18, 2014
Profile of Dan Merzel, who is working toward his goal to become an umpire in Major League Baseball; Merzel is scheduled to umpire 142 minor league games in a 152-day stretch and be paid $3,000 a month; says it is worth it, even though as a Johns Hopkins graduate with a sought-after degree, he would seem to have more lucrative options. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Incidents in Brooklyn Nets-Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers-Oklahoma City Thunder playoff games are the latest to call attention to what officials are allowed to review; are likely to prompt changes in the replay system; NBA fines Clippers coach Doc Rivers over his diatribe after officials did not overturn pivotal call in his team's playoff loss. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Baseball's so-called neighborhood play, unwritten rule that allows middle infielders not to touch second base for the forceout on a double play, is exempt from expanded video review because of safety concerns; like pitchers' use of pine tar in cold weather for a better grip on the ball, the neighborhood play is allowed as long as it is not too obvious. MORE
Apr. 22, 2014
New York Rangers are 3 for 12 on power plays in their playoff series with Philadelphia Flyers, but two offsetting diving penalties in Game 2 cost them, and players question whether calls were fair. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Court of Arbitration for Sport exonerates six officials who were implicated in a judging scandal, annulling a decision by the governing body for rhythmic gymnastics; cheating was said to have occurred in 2012 in testing rooms across Europe, where judges were seeking to qualify to officiate at elite competitions like 2016 Summer Olympics. MORE
Apr. 6, 2014
Extra Bases column; of the first 20 calls reviewed on baseball's video replay, 12 held up, and a spent appeal proved costly in a close game; Major League Baseball has been transparent about the system, showing disputed plays on stadium video boards and on a Twitter account; replay setup is more about strategy than it is about achieving perfection. MORE
Apr. 1, 2014
Major League Baseball's inaugural regular-season use of the new replay review system draws no complaints in opening day games. MORE
Mar. 30, 2014
Gray Matter column by professors of management Brayden King and Jerry Kim contests Major League Baseball's decision to leave calling of strike zone completely to official discretion, and not subject to instant replay review; contends that calling strike zone may be officiating decision most subject to human error or bias; questions whether fans want to see completely fair game, or game that mimics flaws of real world. MORE
Mar. 27, 2014
Major League Baseball offers demonstration of its new instant replay review system, which links camera feeds from 30 ballparks to replay operations center at MLB Advanced Media in Manhattan; in demonstration, two MLB officials play the roles of an umpire at the operations center and an umpire calling in from Arizona to report a manager's challenge to a play. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Professional Soccer Referees Association ratifies a new collective bargaining agreement, ending a lockout that had led the league to use replacement referees and assistant referees for the first two weeks of the season. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
Sports officiating provides an agreeable part-time job to many, and it can be possible to turn job into full-time living; still, landing one of more than 300 coveted and lucrative positions in big-league sports remains difficult prospect; officiating camps and professional schools offer aspiring officials a way in. MORE
Mar. 16, 2014
Soccer Roundup; disputed call from Alan Kelly, replacement official serving during Major League Soccer's lockout of referees, allows Colorado Rapids a penalty kick in 1-1 tie against New York Red Bulls; other soccer news noted MORE
Mar. 8, 2014
Major League Soccer will open its 19th season with replacement referees as the Professional Referee Organization announces lock out over labor dispute; negotiations have become increasingly testy in recent months, and two sides remain far apart on salaries and fees for officials. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Baseball Roundup; MLB's era of expanded instant replay gets under way in 2014; other baseball items noted. MORE
Mar. 3, 2014
NCAA's rule change prohibiting hand-checking shifts emphasis in college basketball to more offensive skill rather than defensive muscle. MORE
Feb. 25, 2014
Major League Baseball and its players adopt rule limiting home plate collisions, rather than banning them outright; in what both sides say is a one-year experiment, rule allows collisions if the catcher has the ball and is blocking the runner's direct path to home plate, or if the catcher goes into the basepath to field a throw to the plate. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
Many in the competitive skating world, as well as independent experts, remain skeptical about sport's credibility, especially the objectivity of its judges; doubt remains 12 years after major overhaul of scoring and judging standards following scandal at the 2002 Olympic Games. MORE
Feb. 6, 2014
Recent additions to winter Olympic sports, like the halfpipe competition, are determined by panel of judges rather than clocks or measuring tape, leaving significant room for exploitation and debate. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
Curling largely relies on athletes to police themselves and call their own fouls, even at the Olympics, with world recognition at stake; historically seen as a gentleman's game, curlers are expected to call attention to their own errors; while some officials line curling arenas, they are chiefly relegated to timekeeping and measuring. MORE
Jan. 17, 2014
Tyler Kepner On Baseball column; Major League Baseball announces that its teams have unanimously approved the expanded use of replay for 2014, and that the players' and umpires' unions have also agreed; managers will be allowed to ask for one replay review per game on calls that are eligible to be overturned; umpires will have the discretion to initiate reviews from the seventh inning on. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Corey Kilgannon Character Study column on Bill Marshall, referee with Central Park Ice Hockey league at park's Lasker Rink. MORE
Dec. 31, 2013
NFL roundup; NFL acknowledges that officials erred in not penalizing San Diego Chargers for illegal formation in game against Kansas City Chiefs; other football news noted. MORE
Dec. 3, 2013
NFL says officials erred at the end of the New York Giants' game with the Washington Redskins when they chose not to stop play after there was confusion about the down and the distance to go for a first down during the Redskins' final drive; Giants ended up winning the game 24-17. MORE
Nov. 23, 2013
NFL Roundup; NFL umpire Roy Ellison is suspended for one game without pay for directing racial slur at Washington Redskins left tackle Trent Williams during team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles; other football news noted. MORE
Oct. 28, 2013
Analysis of decisive play that cost Boston Red Sox Game 3 of World Series finds that play was technically a case of 'obstruction' and not an 'interference error' as stated in official game summary. MORE
Oct. 7, 2013
Greg Bishop On College Football column notes that the targeting rule was meant to protect defenseless players and reduce head injuries, but holds that its uneven implementation could impact the national title race. MORE
Aug. 27, 2013
International Gymnastics Federation dismisses case against 16 judges who were suspected of cheating on qualifying tests in 2012 for elite competitions like the 2016 Olympics. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Adel Borghei, Iranian umpire and referee who was selected to work at the United States Open tennis tournament, is unable to begin job because of United States' sanctions against Iran; retaining services of an Iranian resident is prohibited in the United States unless without proper authorization. MORE
Aug. 18, 2013
John Schuerholz, Atlanta Braves president and a member of Major League Baseball's instant replay committee, discusses some finer points of league's plan to expand instant replay; suggests that manager challenges might reduce confrontations with umpires and facilitate a more fairly called game. MORE
Aug. 18, 2013
Sixteen of the world's best boys' baseball teams travel to central Pennsylvania to compete in the 2013 Little League World Series, as do 16 of the best umpires Little League Baseball has to offer; with a deep talent pool and tough selection process, it takes skill, luck and patience to be one of 16 umpires invited to work the event in Williamsport, Pa. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Major League Baseball says it plans to greatly expand instant replay, starting in 2014, with managers having option to challenge some calls they believe the umpire missed; umpiring crew watching video at MLB's headquarters in New York would have final say on such plays; under new system, fewer games would be decided by missed calls. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Keeping Score column holds that expansion of instant replay in major league baseball runs the risk of slowing an already slow game in an effort to get every call correct. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Baseball is joining other sports in embracing video review of officials' calls, and the trend is toward more expansive use of the technology; ways golf, tennis, soccer, basketball, football and ice hockey handle instant replay examined. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Teenager who punched Utah soccer referee Ricardo Portillo once in the head during a match on April 27, accidentally killing him, pleads guilty to a charge of homicide by assault, and is sentenced to juvenile prison; other soccer news noted. MORE
Jul. 17, 2013
As many as 60 experts of rhythmic gymnastics who were looking to qualify as official judges for 2016 Olympics are suspected of cheating on tests; fallout has been swift, with one top Olympic official already expelled and six others suspended, including Caroline Hunt of the United States, along with several officials from Egypt, Japan and Russia. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Karen Crouse On Par column says that after a television viewer alerted Masters Tournament officials to an illegal drop by Tiger Woods, PGA Tour may have to cope with an influx of amateur rules experts. MORE
May. 11, 2013
MLB Roundup; Major League Baseball takes action after week in which umpires twice became story of games because of high-profile mistakes, handing two-game suspension to Fieldin Culbreth for incorrectly allowing illegal pitching change in game between Houston Astros and Los Angeles Angels; other baseball scores and news noted. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Teenaged Utah soccer player accused of punching referee Ricardo Portillo, who later died, is charged with homicide by assault, which carries a penalty of up to five years in prison if he is convicted; other soccer news noted. MORE
May. 7, 2013
Death of Utah soccer referee Ricardo Portillo, who died as a result of being punched in the face by a player, raises questions about the seeming rise in severity of assaults on officials. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Haywoode Workman is one of only three NBA players to ever transition to officiating; if players and referees are sometimes antagonists, there are plenty of similarities between two jobs. MORE
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At the U.S. Open, They Know the Ins and Outs
For veteran line umpires at the U.S. Open, the job is more than meets the eye: They avoid blocked views by studying players' patterns.
August 25, 2014, Monday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: United States Open (Tennis) , Tennis , Officiating (Sports)
Dick Bavetta, N.B.A. Referee for 39 Years, Is Retiring
The longtime court official announced he will retire from the league after having worked a record 2,635 regular-season games and 270 playoff contests.
August 20, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Basketball , Bavetta, Dick , Officiating (Sports) , National Basketball Assn
Premier League Referees Will Use Spray
Referees in England's Premier League will start using a vanishing spray to prevent encroachment by players in a defensive wall during free kicks.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Officiating (Sports) , English Premier League , Soccer , International Federation of Association Football (FIFA)
Ball? Strike? It Depends: Is the Pitcher an All-Star?
Two researchers found that major league umpires made more errors in favor of All-Star pitchers than in favor of pitchers who were never All-Stars — about 17 percent more.
July 8, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Kim, Jerry W , Baseball , Officiating (Sports) , King, Brayden G
For Bellicose Brazil, Payback Carries Heavy Price: Loss of Neymar
The referee's failure to control Friday's game between Brazil and Colombia contributed to an ugly atmosphere and a World Cup-ending injury to Brazil's star striker.
July 6, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Soccer , Neymar , World Cup 2014 (Soccer) , Officiating (Sports) , Zuniga, Camilo
Michigan: Soccer Referee Dies After Attack in Game, Police Say
A man who was punched in the head over the weekend while refereeing an adult-league soccer match in suburban Detroit died Tuesday, the authorities said.
July 2, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Soccer , Detroit (Mich) , Deaths (Fatalities) , Saad, Baseel Abdul-Amir , Assaults , Bieniewicz, John , Officiating (Sports)
Whistle in Mouth, Target on Back
Before his team's match with Belgium, Jurgen Klinsmann, the United States' coach, expressed a bit of unease about the French-speaking referee slated to officiate the game.
July 1, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: World Cup 2010 (Soccer) , Belgium , Klinsmann, Jurgen , Wilmots, Marc , World Cup 2014 (Soccer) , Haimoudi, Djamel , United States Men's National Soccer Team , Officiating (Sports) , United States , Soccer , Algeria , International Federation of Association Football (FIFA)
McEnroe's Call for Tournament Line Judges: 'Out!'
John McEnroe argues technology that is already used to challenge and correct missed calls makes line judges obs0lete.
June 29, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: McEnroe, John , Tennis , Officiating (Sports)
Improbable Late Penalty Sends Greece to Round of 16
Georgios Samaras scored on an added-time penalty kick to put Greece into the second round. Ivory Coast would have advanced with a tie.
June 25, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: Ivory Coast , World Cup 2014 (Soccer) , Officiating (Sports) , Greece , Soccer
In Time Warp of Soccer, It Ain't Over Till ... Who Knows?
With the stoppage time rule, soccer, a timed game, actually ends only when the referee decides it has ended.
June 24, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON OFFICIATING (SPORTS) AND: United States Men's National Soccer Team , World Cup 2014 (Soccer) , Officiating (Sports) , International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) , Soccer
When Tempers Flare
In a series of photographs from the Times archives, we take a look at the tense moments after disputed calls by baseball umpires.
The Powerful N.F.L. Is Humbled
William C. Rhoden discusses how the N.F.L.'s debacle with replacement referees proves that the league is not invincible.
The Replacement Official's Handbook
An illustrated look at 10 missed calls we will not miss by the N.F.L.'s replacement officials.
Referees Go Overboard
The referees have gone overboard with the yellow and red cards in the tournament. George Vecsey and Roger Cohen point the finger of blame.
Referees Go Overboard
The referees have gone overboard with the yellow and red cards in the tournament. George Vecsey and Roger Cohen point the finger of blame.
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"It is really important for everybody in the city to do what we do and be gracious and wonderful hosts and show people the kind of hospitality that they deserve cause that's what we do well and this extends to Roger Goodell too," said Landrieu.
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Pumking - Southern Tier Brewing Company
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Ratings: 5,477 | Reviews: 1,707 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by DannyWils:
New York
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
03-30-2014 19:51:29 | More by DannyWils
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New York
4.36/5 rDev +7.1%
A-Pours a brilliant orange color like a fresh pumpkin, frothy white head with loads of bubbles throughout.
S-Fresh baked pumpkin pie, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla ice cream seriously delicious to smell
T-Pumking is right this is not light on the flavor of pumpkin, nutmeg and cinnamon is there as well as a kind of vanilla cream taste.
M-Good throughout medium body, to me it has a bit of a sharp finish that im not particularly fond of maybe from the spice, flavor hangs around for a bit which is nice makes me want to comeback for more.
O- My favorite pumpkin beer, it's one i get excited to drink for both the flavor and the time of the year it signifies. Delicious taste, beautiful color.
10-16-2013 15:25:46 | More by GreaseShark
4/5 rDev -1.7%
Southern Tier Imperial Pumking Ale 9.0% alcohol seasonal. Given to me as a gift. Festive Halloween decor with a "king" pumpkin on the label and presented in a 22oz. bomber. Poured into pint glass.
A- Pours a beautiful amber colored fluid that produces a inch and a half head that gently falls to a frothy top and decent patch lacing.
Excellent for the style.
S- This is one hell of a pumpkin ale when it come to smell. Overall the closest scent to a pumpkin pie i've ever smelled no lie! All spice, cinnamon, light caramel, and fresh cooked pumpkin.
T-M- Not overpowering but to the point fresh pumpkin ale... Quirky bites of pumpkin pie and all spice followed by cinnamon with notes of tangy caramel malts with stiff alcohol warmth.
Mouthfeel is good with just enough carbonation to smoothly roll over the strength of the flavors. Overall taste and mouthfeel is good with little to prevent you from likeing this beer unless pumpkin isn't your thing.
D- All and all this is one excellent holiday beer with smooth and sweet qualities that make it a great addition to a turkey dinner or any large meal. Cheers to the innovations of the craft beer movement!
12-21-2010 23:32:46 | More by wesbrownyeah
5/5 rDev +22.9%
There are no words to express the perfection of this brew, but I will try. As soon as you pour this brew, you are delighted with the aroma and colour it has as it hits the side of your goblet from the bottle and the smooth head holds nice lacing and has very beautiful retention. You take a whiff. This is pure delight. Autumn has sprung! This is fresh pumpkin pie with whipped cream on top. Nothing is overdone here. The spices are perfect, the colour is perfect, and the head is beautiful. The only test left now is the taste. As this liquid hit my lips, my eyes rolled back in pure ecstacy. The mouthfeel is cream and the taste is superb. This is pure thanksgiving that you remember as a child. This is your grandmothers pumpkin pie served to you on your favorite plate as you gazed out the window at the changing coloured leaves while simultaniously opening your first christmas gift.
I first experienced the pumking 3 years ago, and I have tried over 70 pumpkin beers since then. No pumpkin beer compares to the Pumking.
09-11-2013 07:34:47 | More by NOLTERN
3.71/5 rDev -8.8%
Poured from a bottle into a nonic pint.
A - Hazy golden-yellow, with a two finger snow-white head, which dissipated to NOTHING very quickly. NO lacing to speak of. Surprised this beer wasn't darker.
S - Strong aroma of squashed pumpkin, spices (nutmeg, allspice) and even graham cracker pie crust. An odd hint of "wet paper" odor underneath.
T - Taste follows the nose, with pumpkin pie spices (nutmeg, ginger, and allspice) taking center stage; especially heavy on the ginger and the allspice. Pumpkin seed flavor lingers underneath. Malts blend with the spices to produce a pie crust flavor, which is nice. Doesn't hide it's ABV particularly well.
M - Medium bodied, with medium carbonation. Seems like it could have used a fuller body.
O - Tasty, but didn't live up to the hype for me. Nothing really off putting, just really didn't come together as well as I would have hoped. (a little too much ginger, a little too light of body). I'm sure I will be in the minority here, but I like Sam Adams Fat Jack better.
08-14-2014 03:47:41 | More by TempeBeerMan
North Carolina
3.15/5 rDev -22.6%
9% ABV per label.I like the concept of the Imperial pumpkin ale but in the end it just didnt seem to hit home with me,poured into an impy pint glass a clear deep copper with some dark orange tint a thinner wispy head atop.Full on spice and alcohol in the aroma maybe even a bit much in the spice department,heavy cardamom and clove with a dose of vanilla bourbon it becomes a bit boozy after it warms a little.Spice and booze overpower the palate in my mind very spiced like the nose cardamom and clove with a lingering cinnamon that bourbon vanilla booze hits and hits hard making a bit tough to swallow after awhile for me some dryer toastiness tries to show thru but it faint.I think a little over the top for me I still like the concept but this was just to much for me.
09-23-2007 21:45:01 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev -1.7%
09-05-2012 00:52:17 | More by IronCity1822
Ontario (Canada)
2.38/5 rDev -41.5%
I was really looking forward to this one but I found myself very disappointed. Looks fine but the smell is off. Why is the nose giving me hints of sweet corn on my pumpkin beer? It's just not right.
The taste was artificial and seemed sweetened with something that I couldn't put my finger on. Very unpleasant for my palate. I found the finish drying and chalky and I was left with a sharp, off taste at the back of my mouth. One glass was more than enough.
My favorite previous to Pumking was St. Ambroise Pumkin Ale and in a roundabout way, Pumking has given me a new appreciation for the St. Ambroise version which has nice nutmeg & cinnamon notes and a subtle hint of pumpkin.
Not was I was expecting. I doubt I'll have another.
10-20-2010 19:49:52 | More by Popsinc
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
08-24-2012 00:31:17 | More by aszatk01
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
Bomber served up at Delilahs 5000th party. Shockingly full flavored and interestingly bodied beer but a little difficult to drink in large quantities.
To me this is exactly what a pumpkin beer should be. Pumpking is loaded with an intense spiciness suitable for the best pumpkin pie or loaf. The malt is meaty like fried butternut squash and depthful like a Belgian malt bomb.
Appearance: Golden-yellow body with a thin yellowed-white froth. Decent looking but nothing special.
Aroma: Probably the best pumpkin beer aroma Ive come across. Nutmeg is huge as is cinnamon. A general all spiciness is there too. Almonds and cashew nuttiness. Graham crackers and ginger bead. Whipped cream. Pumpkin seeds. Vanilla extract.
Flavor/Mouthfeel: Here things get a bit frightening. The flavor contains all the complexity and interest of the aroma but adds even more spice. I feel warmth from the booze and all the fall seasonings. My whole mouth is alive and awake. My sinuses are clearing. Its wonderful in so many ways but sadly, my stomach doesnt agree. Each sip is like eating an entire slice of pumpkin pie. It gets filling and the nutmeg starts doing strange things to ones digestive track. This is when drinkability becomes an issue.
So, I wouldnt want to drink more than a glass in one sitting but otherwise this is a startling good beer and loads of fun to experience.
10-09-2007 18:06:11 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.63/5 rDev -10.8%
A: Slightly hazy orange color with a rather big white head that leaves some lacings.
S: Very very weird. Powerful pumpkin aromas, holiday spices (nutmeg, cinnamon), bread crumbs, dough and a general character of pie. Gingerbread snaps. Notes of oranges. Perhaps some malts beneath this pumpkin pie madness. I actually like this, in a strange way.
T: Taste is not as crazy as the smell, but it's still rather weird. Again, pumpkin and spicy pie flavors dominate. It's sweet with lots of fruity notes (pumpkin, oranges). Notes of nutmeg and cinnamon levels the sweetness a bit. Lots of dough character - it's like drinking a pumpkin pie. At times, I think I can even taste pie crust. The finish is somewhat bitter, which is quite pleasant here, and has notes of pumpkin and spices. No sign of the alcohol.
M: Medium body, easy to drink. Moderate carbonation. Slightly dry finish.
D: This is one strange beer. However, I must say I enjoyed it. It definitely achieves what it sets out to achieve - being one big pumpkin beer. I wouldn't want to drink a whole lot of it though, nor drink it very often.
10-22-2009 14:19:05 | More by ricke
3.64/5 rDev -10.6%
Pours a dark orange color with little head and retention. However the orange is pumpkin orange and the color is awesome. The nose is like pumpkin pie. I smell allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, pumkin, and vanilla extract.
I can appreciate the pumkin spice in the beer but there is a problem, too much spice and I got a somewhat lingering citrusy bitterness. I aslo feel that the pumpkin flavoring of the beer just isn't very good but I'm not a Pumpkin beer guy.
This beer has a somewhat sticky mouthfeel. I'd like a bigger malt body to go with the pumpkin spice. Somehow, this beer just doesn't do it for me but it is the best Pumpkin I've ever tried. I knew I'd be okay just because it was from Southern Tier.
10-09-2013 21:23:58 | More by ExtraStout
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Pumking emerges from the bottle with an orange-peach-gold color combination and an eggshell-white, one and a half finger head after it's pour into a large snifter. A moderate number of carbonation bubbles rise up a a mezzo pace. The lacing is very ghostly and contortionistic- quite apt for the holiday for which it is brewed.
The aroma brings forth notes of pumpkin purée, caramel malt, nutmeg, and cinnamon. A scent reminiscent of freshly baked banana bread complements. When agitated, I can smell some earthy bitter hops and biscuit.
This bottle is a little old, I guess, but I feel as if the pumpkin taste has worn off a bit. Without pumpkin prominence, the caramel malt, nutmeg, cinnamon, and earthy hops keep each other in balance, with the hops and a dry biscuit taste winning out in the end.
I was hoping for a creamy mouthfeel with how high the a.b.v. is, but what I find is a fairly thin body at the beginning and in the middle of the sip. The finish is out of whack bitter as the Magnum hops bite at my palate more than I would like for this brew. It is not a very balanced mouthfeel in this man's opinion.
Maybe this would be better right off the bottling line, but in its current state I thought it was unbalanced in favor of spice and hop flavors. A little more pumpkin in the mix and a smoother mouthfeel would encourage me to rate it a bit higher.
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09-26-2013 01:27:11 | More by OhioBobcat
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A: A light copper with good clarity. The head quickly settles to a ring of rocky white foam around the glass.
S: Smells like a pumpkin pie with a moderately-strong pumpkin and a caramel malt that combine to smell like a pie crust. Moderately-low pie spices mostly allspice and a little clove and ginger. There is enough esters to let me know I've got an ale in my hand but not enough to name it. The malt and and the pumpkin take center stage here. No alcohol.
T: The spice flavor is a little bit stronger than the malt, moderately-strong and moderate respectively, followed by a moderate malt caramelness. There is a moderately-low bitterness that tames some of the crystal malt sweetness which comes in early to mid-palate. The off-dry finish is followed with a spicy and slightly bitter aftertaste. The pumpkin flavor starts to dominate as it warms.
M: A medium to medum-heavy body with moderately-high carbonation. There is a moderate amount of alcohol warmth not that you get that impression in the nose. A slight creaminess and a little prickle that is hard to avoid with the use of spice addition to a beer.
O: This is has been one of my favor pumpkin beers The spice flavor seems a bit more pronounced this year when I think of the past couple years but the pumpkin is still the main player. I look for ward to this beer year after year even though I'm not a fan of the pumpkin style because most are so heavy spiced you could just call a Christmas beer and you'd never no.
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My wife thought this was seasonal and picked this up for me at the store. I have to say my experience with Southern Tier are a bit hit and miss, so I am intrigued to see how this plays out.
Poured out of a bomber, it was a nice clear amber color containing lots of big carbonation bubbles. A nice craggy yellowy white finger head topped things off. The head retention was great and the lacing was very nice - big patterns.
The nose is a good malty, spice and pumpkin. The caramel and pumpkin feel like an interesting sweet and sour.
The taste is a very bold, creamy vanilla and pumpkin. It's exceptionally sweet but stayed in play for me. If it had crossed the line, it would have been a drain pour. The finish was unexpectedly dry which made you want to go in for more sweetness. A very interesting brew. There's definitely clove coming through strongly and cinnamon too.
The body feels full, almost like a milk stout with lactose. It's creamy and round in the mouth.
It's a festive tasting drink. I'd say it was probably more vanilla and clove than pumpkin but whatever - I'm not pumpkin loyal! It was nice to try it. We are all better off for people like Southern Tier trying new stuff out but having said that, I don't think I want to have another. It's definitely a taste thing - I'm sure plenty of folks will enjoy this.
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what am I doing wrong?
OK.... I'm in the final stages of getting the Cub together and I've hit a little snag. I know this is probably real simple... How do you get the grille on? It's like it's about 1/2 too short if I get one side on, the other is just too short... I am making sure the tab is going in, any hints...???
Re: what am I doing wrong?
Has this grille ever been on this tractor? Try removing all 4 of the screws. Push the grille into place and then replace the screws.
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Re: what am I doing wrong?
You may have to bend it some, keep the doglegs loose, they should slide a little, until you get the grill on. a second pair of hands helps too.
Re: what am I doing wrong?
No... it is a brand new grille from TM that I painted, It is identical to the original, which won't go back on either... I know it can't be so, but it's like the front bolster is too wide holding it out at the bottom.... I'll try to get some pics.
Re: what am I doing wrong?
The doglegs are new too (tm also), if that matters...
Is there any way I could have the hood skewed, and the front bolts still go in the radiator supports?
Re: what am I doing wrong?
There is a trick to it.
I remove the bottom screws in both doglegs. Remove the rear screw in the top of the dog leg and loosen the front one.
I Barely attach the grill to the left dogleg, while facing the tractor(no reason, just works for me)
Then, press in on the grill and fasten the right side as well as possible.
Reinstall the screws you took out(starting them all before you tighten any)
Try to get a better bite on the side of the grill you fastened first.
tighten everything up
Someone helping that, is helpful,(not everyone that helps is helpful ) is a definite plus.
Re: what am I doing wrong?
I would like to see a pic of the front of the cub showing the whole front
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Re: what am I doing wrong?
tomorrow when I can get the garage door open... too cold and dark out now!
Re: what am I doing wrong?
I am following this thread with interest, because I have exactly the same problem with my Cub radiator grill, except that it is the same one which came off the tractor when I started working on it.
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Re: what am I doing wrong?
When I got mine last year it came with the original grille, but not on the tractor. I tried fitting it last year, but the old grille has apparently been bent in half at sometime during it's life and didn't fit right, so I didn't think anymore about it.
Like I said, the grille is new, doglegs new, hood original... I'll get some more pics after church this morning.
One other thing... how long should the bolts be? I picked up 1/4x1/2.... could it be the bolts are too short, or should there be a washer too?
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That is the correct bolt size. No washers required. They should be truss bolts. Yours look a bit different.
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1/2" should be long enough. They are
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Without see the front pic yet I am guessing the bolster has been welded
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I know mine are different than the original.... all TSC had, and Lowe's didn't have any either. I may have to order some from McMaster Carr.... What I have is a "flat bottom" bolt, no bevel, but I didn't know how much smaller the head was than the factory.
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OK, here are some more pics.... I don't see any welds, but I could be mistaken... The only thing that I see, which you can tell in the top view pics, is it looks like it's not centered on the radiator and air cleaner pipe.
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The Alabama man accused of sexually assaulting a passed out LSU fan after the BCS National Championship has pleaded guilty to obscenity.
Brian Downing, 33, of Smiths Station, AL was indicted on sexual battery and obscenity charges in May. Sexual battery is a felony.
Prosecutors said he pleaded guilty to two counts of obscenity in a deal reached Tuesday morning before the scheduled start of trial.
WWL-TV in New Orleans reports the deal calls for him to be sentenced to two years in jail. State District Judge Karen Herman set sentencing for Nov. 29.
Conviction of obscenity carries a sentence of up to three years in prison. He would have faced up to 10 years if convicted of sexual battery.
Downing was originally supposed to have his day in court beginning Sept. 4, but Hurricane Isaac caused a delay.
He was arrested after a video was posted on the internet that showed the alleged act on an unconscious LSU fan at a Bourbon Street restaurant.
A controversial video clip posted on YouTube showed a man believed to be an Alabama fan rubbing his genitals on the neck of an LSU fan that was passed out at a table.
Downing was later identified as the suspect in the now-infamous viral video.
The victim has filed a lawsuit against Downing and the Krystal Burger on Bourbon Street.
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This is thanks to the courage and determination of the Afghan people, the Afghan security forces and ISAF, and it is a result of the progress we have already made. Together, we are moving steadily closer to our shared goal: to see the Afghan forces fully in charge of their country's security by the end of 2014.
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WASHINGTON — Dennis "Jerry" and Cathy (Keller) Brown, 815 N.E. Third St., Washington, were united in marriage July 14, 1962, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Laurel, Md. Their attendants were Evelyn (Keller) Payne and George Keller. They are the parents of four children, Sharon (Andy) Stinchfield of Washington, Dennis Brown of Rainbow City, Ala., Chris (Karen) Brown of Washington, and Allen (Andrea) Brown of Washington. They have seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. An anniversary party is being planned for them at Mulligan's in Washington.
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In a special double whammy Ask A Star, Once's Steve Kazee and Cristin Milioti interview each other about gluten-free burritos, stage door stalking and jumping on trampolines with Alec Baldwin.
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Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn said Tuesday he is changing a concealed-carry measure approved by the Legislature to cap the number of firearms and ammunition that can be carried and to ban guns from any establishment where alcohol is served.
The Chicago Democrat held a news conference in downtown Chicago on Tuesday to announce that he's using his amendatory veto power to add ammunition limits, bar guns in establishments serving alcohol and says local governments should be able to enact their own local laws in some cases.
"There are serious flaws in this bill that jeopardize public safety of the people of Illinois," Quinn said.
He spoke surrounded by nearly 100 anti-violence advocates, who cheered as he spoke. The crowd included young children and people who've lost family in shootings.
Those who spoke included the Rev. Michael Pfleger, who gave an impassioned speech and called the original bill "weak and shameful." The activist priest has led anti-violence marches in the city.
Others talked about how violence has impacted the city's neighborhoods.
Quinn says his "important, common sense changes" protect public safety and were inspired by the National Rifle Association.
Quinn's other changes include more clarification on mental health reporting and stricter definition of "concealed carry," among other things.
The governor's changes to House Bill 183 include the following:
ALCOHOL: Guns would be banned from any business where alcohol is served. Currently, the legislation bars guns only from restaurants whose liquor sales amount to less than half of gross sales.
LOCAL LAWS: Local communities would be able to create their own laws limiting assault weapons.
SIGNAGE: A person wouldn't be allowed to carry a concealed gun into a business, church or other private property unless the owner displays a sign giving them express permission.
AT WORK: Employers would be able to enact policies prohibiting workers from carrying concealed weapons on the job or on job-related duties.
GUNS AND AMMO: Licensed gun owners would only be allowed to carry a single concealed gun and one ammunition clip holding up to 10 rounds.
MENTAL HEALTH: More clarification would be required to assure that Illinois State Police get mental health records to determine whether a permit applicant could be a threat to themselves or others.
VISIBILITY: The definition of "concealed firearm" would be clarified to remove language that allows people to carry "mostly concealed" weapons. Quinn wants guns completely concealed.
OPEN RECORDS: A Concealed Carry Licensing Review Board would have to follow state open records laws and notify the public about its meetings.
ALERTING AUTHORITIES: People who have a concealed firearm would immediately have to tell police and public safety officials they're carrying a gun.
In his amendatory veto message Tuesday, Quinn asked people to call their lawmakers to push them to approve it.
The governor will run headlong into a likely override effort in the House and Senate, which passed the legislation by overwhelmingly lopsided margins with what are known as veto-proof majorities. In May, the House voted 89-28 for the plan, while the Senate voted 45-12 for it.
A subsequent vote in both chambers that results in at least 71 House votes and 36 Senate votes will block Quinn's effort to undercut the legislation. Such a step could occur as early as next Wednesday when lawmakers return to Springfield for a one-day session.
But politically, such a defeat for the governor would enable him to boast of his efforts to preserve gun-control laws in the state. A rewrite of the concealed carry legislation would position himself favorably with many voters in a Democratic primary when he could face challenges from the attorney general and former White House Chief of Staff William Daley, the brother of former Mayor Richard M. Daley.
The gun deal that passed the General Assembly on May 31 would have preserved local gun laws, including Chicago and Cook County's bans on assault weapons, and kept gun owners from carrying their loaded weapons on public trains and buses.
Legislators were forced to take action on concealed-carry legislation after the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals last December struck down the state's prohibition against gun owners from taking their weapons in public places and gave the General Assembly 180 days to remedy the situation.
State Rep. Brandon Phelps (D-Harrisburg), the measure's chief House sponsor, told the Chicago Sun-Times that Quinn's office told him of the governor's plans to amendatorily veto the bill.
"It's a shame he is doing this on the week of the 4th [of July]," Phelps said. "He's living a double standard. He uses armed security guards for his protection but wants to make it harder for Illinoisans to protect themselves and their families.
"I can't believe he would AV this when we had a compromise," Phelps continued. "He's totally playing politics."
The legislation permits qualified gun owners who pass background checks and undergo 16 hours of training to get permits for $150.
Attorney General Lisa Madigan has not decided whether to appeal the appeals ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Sun-Times Media Wire and Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Cortlandt Manor, NY - (July 19, 2012) – Hudson Valley Hospital Center was chosen from among thousands of hospitals in the United States, Europe and around the world to present at the International Conference on Emergency Medicine in Dublin last month.
Dr. Ron Nutovits, Chairman of Emergency Medicine at HVHC, presented a paper on the Hospital's no-wait Emergency Department at the International Conference on Emergency Medicine from June 27 to 30 at the Convention Centre in Dublin. HVHC was the first in the region to open a no-wait Emergency Room in 2005. Also presenting on behalf of the hospital were its President John C. Federspiel and Clinical Nurse Manager Donna Rosenberg.
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Hudson Valley Hospital Center's presentation discussed the hospital's journey in converting to a no-wait emergency room in 2005 and discussed the benefits such as reducing overcrowding and improving quality of patient care. It also discussed the staffing and organization needed to successfully manage a no-wait emergency department. Wait times for patients dropped 30 percent within one year of opening the no-wait ER at HVHC in 2005 and have continued to drop to 60 percent from 2005 to 2012. HVHC discharges ER patients in a third of the average national time, and has one of the highest volume ERs in the New York-metro area, experiencing a 30 % increase in patient volume in 6 years. More than 40,000 patients passed through HVHC's ER in 2011.
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A short sleeved cropped tee with a scoop neckline and printed on front. The fabric is super soft with a little stretch. Pair this cropped tee with a high-waisted skirt or shorts for a cute summer look.
- 16" length.
- 5" sleeve length.
- Measured from a size small.
- Model is 5'9" and wearing a small.
- Machine washable.
- 95% cotton, 5% lycra.