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ALEDO, Texas — It started with a kiss, a long time ago.
Billie Joyce Williams Shaw-Bell and her neighbor friend, Delbert Garner, were both 6 years old when he kissed her on her cheek.
"I didn't even know what a kiss was then, but I knew that I liked it," Shaw-Bell said.
The pair seemed inseparable until four years later, when Garner and his family moved to California.
"I cried a lot when they took him away," Shaw-Bell said. "And then he never wrote me. I'm still mad about that."
"I never thought to get her address," Garner said.
Fast forward more than 70 years, and the childhood sweethearts who were separated at a young age finally got together, marrying in a ceremony this past Saturday afternoon.
"We were so glad to get back together," Shaw-Bell said.
After Garner's family moved, Delbert would occasionally come back to Texas to visit family and check in on Shaw-Bell.
"We'd visit, but every time he'd come down, I'd have a boyfriend," she said.
Garner would enlist in the service, serving in World War II before getting discharged in 1945.
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Garner's first stop out of the service was to Texas to visit Shaw-Bell, with the intention of making their relationship official.
"I found out from my family that she had married two months before that," he said. "I was a little devastated."
Shaw-Bell was married to her first husband for 45 years until his passing. Eight years later, she married Junior Bell, a friend of her late husband's. That marriage lasted 10 years until his death.
Garner married his wife in 1950, and the two were together for 62 years.
Their marriages produced several children.
"We were both happily married," Shaw-Bell said. "If things hadn't have happened like they did, we wouldn't have our children."
The couple's reunion was set in motion when Shaw-Bell's daughter, Cheryl, made plans to throw a surprise 85th birthday for her mother earlier this year. Cheryl found Garner's address in Colorado through an internet search, and she sent him an invitation to the party.
"When I got that invitation, I called the number on it," Garner said. "It was probably no less than 15 minutes after I had opened the invitation."
Garner, who was nursing his wife in the late stages of Alzheimer's, was unable to attend. Shortly after, his wife passed away.
Garner and Shaw-Bell began spending more time together this year, making the decision to wed a few months ago with the full support of their families.
"As a very young child, my grandmother was in love with the neighbor boy," Shaw-Bell's granddaughter, Celeste Green Leinberger, wrote on Facebook earlier this month. "Eighty years later, several wars, widowed twice, three kids, a ton of grandkids and great grandkids, floods, fires and tornadoes later, Grandmother is finally marrying the neighbor boy who always appeared with the right intentions at the wrong time."
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Until 2004 its marina always seemed filled, its hotel and two restaurants always abuzz and its weigh-in gantry always a fixture at the center of its angling heart. Then back-to-back hurricanes took Walker's out. Its docks lie splintered and rotting, and that thick, fragrant foliage now rambles over the sidewalks.
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It wasn't the division's finest hour in Week Nine, with all three teams losing prior to the Eagles' Monday-night game against the Saints.
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Isaac Redman ran for 147 yards and the winning touchdown with 4:02 remaining Sunday as the Steelers rallied past the Giants, 24-20.
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The Giants stand alone atop the division ahead of the Cowboys, Redskins and Eagles, all of whom lost in Week Eight.
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It's that time of year, again, folks. We're live from the spring CTIA event in Las Vegas, where the mobile industry comes together to show off the nuts and bolts that makes all this stuff work.
We'll also get a little consumer-friendly fare, so stick around for that as well.
So sit back, relax. Re-live the past, and stick around for the future, and we bring you all the Android news from CTIA.
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Didn't you literally just get back from London? I guess as they say, there's no rest for the wicked (or awesome Android journalist in this case.)
Either way, as readers we greatly appreciate the work you do bringing us the latest and greatest in the world of Android.
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I'm amazed I didnt see anyone holding some beignets from Cafe Du Monde in the video, it's only like 200 steps away.
Get some chargrilled oyster at ACME Oyster House. Those are pretty good.
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Eat a few beignets for your homies.
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Crawfish, not crayfish.
Welcome to Louisiana!
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Thanks. You beat me to it.
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BTW Phil, when you finally get back after CTIA could see about restoring the comment-rating feature back to AC's Article comments section. PLEASE........
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Yeah you right ~ mudbug season! Keep those "rookies" away from the Hurricanes!
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He's in San Diego why is everyone talking about New Orleans?
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The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and Marine Retailers Association of the Americas (MRAA) made a joint donation of $10,000 to the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey (MTA/NJ)'s Recovery & Relief Fund to provide aid to recreational marine businesses impacted by Hurricane Sandy.
NMMA estimates that the recreational boating industry creates $1.6 billion in annual economic impact in New Jersey. Making up part of the robust marine industry economic impact in New Jersey are approximately 1,140 marine businesses throughout the state that generate an estimated $224 million in labor income for employees. What's more, these businesses serve an estimated 160,000 registered boats in New Jersey.
"Our industry's businesses put their faith in trade associations, investing in us so that we can protect and serve them," says Matt Gruhn, president of the MRAA. "While there are numerous ways MTA/NJ, MRAA and NMMA work to deliver a return on investment for our members, the aftermath of events like Hurricane Sandy represent one of our most important opportunities to serve this great industry. By creating this Recovery & Relief Fund, MTA/NJ has given us a way to extend a hand to those recreational marine companies who have been hard hit by this natural disaster, and for that we are grateful."
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FBI experts from Corporate/Securities Fraud, Cyber Crime, Major Thefts, and Gangs Squad will discuss FBI procedures, responsibilities, and operations, and answer your questions about how to make on-screen depictions accurately reflect today's FBI.
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The WGAE, the WGAE Foundation and the FBI Office of Public Affairs invite you to…
FBI 103: A Seminar for Television and Screen Writers
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FBI experts from Corporate/Securities Fraud, Cyber Crime, Major Thefts, and Gangs Squad will discuss FBI procedures, responsibilities, and operations, and answer your questions about how to make on-screen depictions accurately reflect today's FBI. Whether you are checking facts, running a show, writing, or researching, if you need a better understanding of the FBI, this workshop can help.
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- Cyber Branch, Special Operations Division: The cyber program includes computer intrusions, infrastructure protection, intellectual property theft, and Internet exploitation of minors. Hear from an agent who worked undercover on Innocent Images cases, posing online as a 12-year-old girl. As supervisor of the computer crime squad, he oversaw the still on-going investigation of Russian hackers who compromised Citibank ATMs and stole millions. He now oversees the entire New York Office cyber program.
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WASHINGTON — Hacking attacks like those that siphoned credit-card data from Target and Neiman Marcus are probably part of an unprecedented assault on a larger number of retailers, according to a security company working with the government.
The assaults on retailers may involve multiple groups of hackers who appear to be working from a sophisticated piece of software code that began circulating on underground websites last June, iSIGHT Partners, a Dallas, Texas-based security company that tracks cyber criminals, said in a report.
The report doesn't say whether the software, dubbed Kaptoxa, was used in the theft of as many as 40 million customer credit and debit card accounts from Target. A person briefed on the investigation, who asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential, said Kaptoxa is the same software that infected Target. Molly Snyder, a spokeswoman for Target, declined to comment.
"We haven't seen the last of this," said iSIGHT Chief Executive Officer John Watters in an interview. "Now it's a race to the bank with the criminals rushing to hijack the data and convert it into criminal gain before the door to profitability is closed."
The iSIGHT report said the scale and sophistication of the campaign against retailers' point of sale systems — the terminals on which customers swipe credit and debit cards — may be the largest ever seen, escaping elaborate industry efforts to secure a system that processes more than $3.3 trillion in U.S. transactions annually.
Target, the second-largest U.S. discount chain, has said the theft of customer data may have affected anyone who provided it basic information over the past several years. In December, the company said credit- and debit-card data for as many as 40 million people who shopped in its stores between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15 may have been compromised. Earlier this month, the company said the thieves also got access to the names, phone numbers and home and e-mail addresses of as many 70 million people.


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Ivon Prefontaine's curator insight, August 24, 10:50 PM
Sharing our research is important, but forgoing vigor in publishing could be problematic. For example, what makes an open source published article strong? There is a a need to explore something different that allows publication, openness, and vigor.
Ulrike Grabe's curator insight, August 22, 7:56 AM
That! That's how online text should look.It's like balm on my frayed nerves and pleasant for the eyes. :-)
No wonder retaining information from an online text is so hard if presented in the wrong way.
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight, September 10, 2013 2:09 PM
This is a terrific new course from Kay Lehmann, offered by the UW-Stout Online Professional Development group. It's two units that will turn your teaching world upside down (in a very good way)!
Patti Griffiths Bryant's curator insight, September 10, 2013 3:34 PM
Flipping - flipping - flipping.
Monica S Mcfeeters's curator insight, August 21, 1:30 AM
If you want online training for a flipped classroom here is a link.
Michelle Allwright's curator insight, August 20, 5:11 PM
Interactive, engaging and the learning around core skills is where it is heading. It's about ensuring that the students are industry ready; not just theory ready.
Jim Goldsmith's curator insight, August 20, 8:18 PM
A number of good points made about priorities in higher education; also, some intelligent disussion in the comment sections from (mostly) learning peers.
Ulrike Grabe's curator insight, August 22, 5:13 AM
" If you really want something to happen, you make it a priority and make the time. I have to conclude that I think many universities, and sadly many faculty, say that they want effective teaching and high student performance, but they don't want it badly enough to make sacrifices for it."
He has point there. :-)
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loving your figure! obvious for curators, not so much for students and teachers
Jo Blannin - Innovative Learning's curator insight, August 26, 7:48 PM
Love this infographic - walks students (Grade 5 +) through the use of Google search strategies. I've put this up in the classroom so that I can refer to it. With primary school kids, its not really a 'work alone' resource but it is great for using as a reference point to direct their research and search skills.
Melissa Marshall's curator insight, August 26, 11:30 PM
A great infographic to remind kids on how to find precisely what they are looking for. Remember, Google is not a person - do not ask it questions! Instead, use precise keywords and get familiar with the Advanced tools.
Steve Vaitl's curator insight, August 26, 9:41 AM
Excellent resource for EVERYONE online!! In today's age of information, it is no longer an issue of recalling information. "Just Google it" is much more than simply a catchy phrase. Nearly every bit of information can be obtained in seconds, somewhere online. The issue has become finding the proverbial "needle in the haystack".
Character Minutes's curator insight, August 27, 10:41 AM
Crap detection resources could be most helpful.
Deborah Eastwood's curator insight, August 25, 10:30 PM
Gamificatioin is an excellent way to increase student engagement in the online classroom.
Susan Grigsby @sksgrigsby's curator insight, August 12, 9:07 AM
As the school year kicks off, this page has a variety of excellent resources you can use in your library or classroom to help explain copyright. This is a crucial facet of a good digital citizenship program and these resources can be printed and used at your school.
Joyce Valenza's curator insight, August 16, 4:17 PM
A variety of resources worth sharing with learners.


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Re: Bad Accident
Mike, glad you're mostly fine. Take care of yourself.
From the looks of the pics, the hill didn't look all that steep. Man, things just happen so easy.
Take care.
In the middle of every difficulty lies opportunity. - Albert Einstein
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Re: Bad Accident
Mike, that picture is almost way too scarey to look at. Glad it wasn't any worse.
1949 Cub 81987.
I can take it apart....problem is getting it back together.
Re: Bad Accident
Maybe it's time to go through this "but how's the bike" process since the busted up bones of the operator are known and beyond our control, other than to offer sympathy?
1. It looks like the steering post, as expected, is bent... More down than sideways.
2. Of course, the steering wheel.
3. Fortunately, Tuffy wasn't wearing the original 11 bar grille.
4. We already know how good you are at fitting grilles.
5. The hood looks like the loose dirt was a good thing.
6. How are the hood supports, hood mounting brackets, radiator tank, air cleaner, and instrument panel?
7. How much did the battery fly around since it appears to not be anchored? Was any acid spilled?
8. Maybe should be #1, it's great to have friends who will/can rush in in time of need.
9. I feel silly commenting about your sig file.
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Re: Bad Accident
Sorry to hear about this. Get well soon.
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Re: Bad Accident
Mike , sorry to hear about the accident , glad you are gonna be alright afterwhile . take it easy for a while buddy . sincerely brian kovacevic
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Re: Bad Accident
I'm glad to hear it was not worse than it could have been. Things happen in a moment that you don't expect, even when you are trying to be careful. Hope you feel better soon.
1955 Farmall Cub
Re: Bad Accident
I think about that kind of stuff alot but I live and farm hills here.
Re: Bad Accident
Mike, I hope you get well very soon !!
Paul K. in NH
Re: Bad Accident
Glad God was watching over you. Wishing you have a speedy recovery. Take care.
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Re: Bad Accident
Hi Mike,
Hope you get well soon. It looks like your cub will be waiting for ya. It may be a little awkward to steer for a while.
If you can't find it, don't lose it.
Re: Bad Accident
Mikey Mikey Mikey That ain't no way to treat #35 Don't ya know you uns is supposed to keep the shinny Red Side up and the Round Black thingys on the ground
I ain't a gonna let ya adopt no more of them thare tucky orphans till ya promise me you uns ain't a gonna do that no more
Seriousy Mike i am relieved to hear that you will be ok cub parts i got Mikey parts i may have a lttle problem aquiring
Your friend way over here in tucky.
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Re: Bad Accident
Best wishes for a speedy recovery - neighbor tipped his regular cub several times mowing roadsides. It can happen and too quick to react!
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Re: Bad Accident
Mike, glad you were no worse hurt than you were. Take care and please make a speedy recovery.
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Re: Bad Accident
Sorry about the accident, really tough break. You will be in my prayers. Lord willing, a speedy and uncomplicated recovery.
Everyone be safe out there this weekend.
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Re: Bad Accident
Mike, I agree with Dave, your cub is a twin to mine and yes that hill isn't what I'd consider a hill, certinly not what I had considered to tackle in my back yard before posting on it and then reconsidering. I could have very easily done the same thing you did and wouldn't consider this accident as something that could have been easily forseen.
Very sobering for sure.
Bad things happen to good people too often and I'm very sorry this came your way. Will be praying for you.
The damage to the cub doesn't look too bad and when you're ready fixing it could be considered good therapy.
Quote by Gary Pickeral I like
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Big Bear Black Stout - Bear Republic Brewing Co.
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Ratings: 2,009 | Reviews: 1,093 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by elmocoso:
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
Finger and a half of tan head - very tight knit. Ruby light shines through in the thinnes part of the tapered glass. Nothing else visible but pitch black. Very sweet nose and wine/stone fruit. Raiseny, resinous. Nice hop smell behind the sweetness. Sweet first draw with the impression of ash smells and tasts in the mouth. Smokyness lingers after sweetness recedes. Hop aste present but hidden behind the sweetness. A little sweet for me, but a nice sipper. Mouthfeel is great - full and creamy.
09-01-2004 19:32:21 | More by elmocoso
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4/5 rDev -3.4%
Very good ......
08-22-2014 00:38:46 | More by depotmashman
North Carolina
4.63/5 rDev +11.8%
Pours a deep dark black with a mocha colored creamy head,big hop presence in the aroma for the style zesty and nutty with a little moch a coffee thrown in very nice.Wow where to begin on the flavors in this bad boy very creamy feel in the mouth, drier than expected some unsweetened chocolate and nutty earthiness with a background of zesty,spicey hop.Alot going on and way to easy to drink for the alc% every flavor u could want in a beer with a smooth creamy mouthfeel,just awesome.
10-21-2004 00:48:22 | More by oberon
Ontario (Canada)
4.13/5 rDev -0.2%
Very nice looking pour with a rich bronze head. The nose is lightly roasted . Great taste of dark chocolate, roasted malt and hints of vanilla bean. Smooth coffee notes with nice hoppiness showing its face on the finish. A very rich, smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Excellent stout.
05-10-2004 19:06:59 | More by Popsinc
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
Appearance Black as a black bear with a monster, dark tan head that pitted slowly and laced my glass.
Smell Amazing balance to the nose of this stout. The dark, roasted, burnt malt aroma is there along with a significant hoppy balance. Add to this the terrific molasses, dark maple, and cane sugar. To top things off, the dark, ripe fruits (mostly Bing cherries, tobacco, apricots, and browned bananas) add a level of complexity that is beyond reproach. Theres also a nice woody/sherry compliment.
Taste The sherry and wood come out more in the taste but, incredibly, all of the aspects of the nose are here as well. This is a wonderfully balanced stout that doesnt rely on one, good, strong flavor. You could drink this with anything from fish, roast beef, tenderloin, Caesar salad (theres a nice bitterness in here that would go great with salads), or buzzard meat.
Mouthfeel Creamy and smooth yet quite refreshing from the hop profile. This is a mouthful indeed.
Drinkability Most 4.0+ stouts that Ive rated have one thing in common: They should be drank by themselves, alone to save the flavors. This here is your all purpose stout, perfect for any occasion.
Comments I would have had to pretend to like it anyway since skyhand was sitting next to me and wouldnt shut up about how great it is, so it was a real bonus that I liked it so much.
Update I partake of this regularly but thought it would be fun to age a bottle for a year, so I popped an 05 vintage in June 2006 just for the hell of it.
The alcohol and sharp sugars come out much bigger after a year in the cellar. I especially enjoyed the malty tang that almost seemed reminiscent of a barrel-aged stout. This beer is great as is or layed down for a year.
11-09-2003 04:01:46 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev -3.4%
09-14-2013 02:41:32 | More by aszatk01
4.15/5 rDev +0.2%
Dark brown, near black with a generous tan froth. Strongly hopped aroma. Light an fruity. Coffee flowing over Cascades. Tastes slightly sour like powdered cherry drink mix. Lemony with a healthy dose of java, chocolate, brown sugar, and caramel. Light to medium body (for style). Very hoppy yet extremely drinkable. Not very typical for an RIS but quite nice none-the-less.
07-27-2006 16:26:38 | More by DaPeculierDane
4.79/5 rDev +15.7%
Poured out of a bomber. Big thick tannish head that settles a bit but has great retention and great lacing. This beer is opaque black.
Big caramel aromas, slight toffee, some dark roasted coffee and some smokey malt. I couldnt keep my nose out of the glass, this beer just smells so damned good!
Incredibley smooth sweet toffee and caramel blended with bitter chocolate and a slightly spiced hop character to balance the heavy malt out to near perfect.
Nice moutfeel that really coats your taste buds with flavor. The drinkability of this beer is very good. So tastey that you just want to keep drinking it and you could because the 8.1 is nowhere to be found...until it creeps up on you.
This is an exceptional beer and I cant wait to pick up some more.
03-15-2014 19:03:28 | More by ExtraStout
North Carolina
4.05/5 rDev -2.2%
A- Black stout with little light coming through and 2 inch head that disppeared quickly.
S-Very chocolate smell, some roast malt smell, not picking up a lot of fruit, mild vanilla. Just OK aroma.
T-Roast grain, chocolate, some earthy wood flavors mixed in and a little bit smoky. There was a chalky taste that was not totally pleasurable on the backside. Pleny of hops in this one balancing out the sweet. Hope came thorugh as it warmed and it became more complex.
M-Very creamy with good carbonation
D-Dangerously drinkable. It gets better as it warms and begins to change the flavor making me want to drink more.
Fine beet-very enjoyable.
05-30-2008 19:52:16 | More by hopsleeroy
3.93/5 rDev -5.1%
A - Appearance was chocolaty, dark brown with light brown
S - Smell was rich with a sweet character apparent. Nothing too
overwhelming or aromatic, however.
T - Taste was above average. I got some chocolate, along with
some smoky hints up front with strong malts in the back.
Not too much hop balance.
M - Medium to thick body
D - Drinkability was above average. I picked up a little of an
"alcoholy" taste, and for only being 8.1%, this was a bit of a
Overall, the beer was good and I would definitely buy another; however, for the ratings this beer has received, I was a little disappointed.
05-01-2009 04:10:36 | More by LSUExplorer03
4.72/5 rDev +14%
This is an exceptional stout! It poured a very very dark brown with a small brownish head that soon settled into a creamy layer of foam leaving slight lace down my glass. The smell was great with a great roasted maltiness and hints of carmel. The flavor was stunning and sweeter than I was expecting, but it all worked wonderfully. The roasted malt flavor created a great semi-sweet flavor and there was a slight smokiness in the finnish that really topped it off. The mouthfeel was smoothe and creamy and there was absoloutly no hint of the %8.10 abv. Another winner from Bear Republic!
07-04-2004 09:04:39 | More by Dmann
4.2/5 rDev +1.4%
Nearly opaque black with only bits of red at the edges. Single finger dark tan to light brown head on the pour. Lacing grips the glass as the head keeps hanging around.
Smell is hop dominated without much else. Mainly Cascade hops with their typical grapefruit citrus aroma. Maybe a hint of alcohol in the nose. I would like to have picked up on some typical stout aromas in this one. Without any form of toasted anything or coffee aromas I can't rate the smell high. Its just all hops.
What the aroma lacks the taste makes up for. This stout is hoppier than most but still has the typical stout flavors in the forefront. A good dose of strong dark toasted malts with bits of chocolate and an expresso finish. A hop bitterness picks up as well with some floral sweet flavors. This is a very nice tasting stout which is a bit different than most other stouts with its hop presence.
Mouthfeel is full bodied and thick. Coats the mouth well. Filling like a stout should be. Drinkability is good to boot, a good thick heavy feeling that probably wouldn't dissuade most from finishing the bomber.
06-16-2005 01:23:58 | More by blitz134
4.15/5 rDev +0.2%
Not sure a RIS could pour better. Darkedy dark. Thick, mocha head. Doent look like its going to settle ... ever (it never really did).
Smells roasted malt, ome choc and coffee. Too bad I have a cold, wish I could smell more.
Yummy bicuit, dry, some hops. Very nice finish. Cant taste the ABV, somewhat sad ;)
Feels very smooth, sits well in the mouth.
I could drink this all the time. I will say I think it may feel a bit more like an American Sout than a RIS due to dryness and hoppyness.
03-08-2007 00:41:29 | More by JasonA
4/5 rDev -3.4%
A 22oz bottle from Kappy's in Malden, MA (great beer selection; try it). The beer was almost black with a thick mocha head. It had a sweet chocolate aroma, but tasted more dark chocolate and espresso. Very smooth, a drinkable beer. I'd buy this again.
01-07-2007 21:49:20 | More by lordofthewiens
New York
4/5 rDev -3.4%
03-24-2013 18:51:09 | More by csmartin6
3.98/5 rDev -3.9%
A - Slight hiss as the cap is removed. Pours black with three fingers of brown head. Head is pillowy and has good retention.
S - A mix of sweet and earthy roasted malts. Subdued but good.
T - Roasted malts up front with a nice earthiness. No real sweetness in the taste. Some dark bittersweet chocolate and ome slightly sour notes as well. Hints of dark fruit and a slight alcohol presence.
M - Mouthfeel is a bit thin for my liking, but not watery. The earthiness lingers on the tongue for quite awhile and is a bit drying.
O - Nice to see a stout like this that isn't sweet, but the intense earthiness reduces the enjoyment just a bit.
12-23-2011 05:57:51 | More by warnerry
3.4/5 rDev -17.9%
Beautiful dark color, with a small chocolate type head. The aroma was slightly malty, little bit mocahish, but weaker than you would expect.The first sip was thick and syrupy, like a porter, there was a slight sweetness that seemed to expand and hang around ,
theaftertaste was thick and curranty almost medicinal. Nice bold Brussels lace. Everything was fine except the aftertaste. Its ok but there are better out there. Mackerson is smoother and not quite as bitter
08-03-2003 20:25:08 | More by grynder33
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
22 oz bottle. Pours a nearly opaque black (there's some ruby highlights). It has a creamy light brown head that goes to a thin film that leaves some lacing. The second half pour leaves some sediment.
The aroma is some roasted malts, figs (and dark fruits), a little anise, and a some sweet cream oakiness.
The flavor is more of the same - roasted chocolate, figs, anise, and sweet oak with a nice lightly bitter dry finish. The alcohol is well hidden. There are some sweet and sour notes that keep it from being truly excellent. It is medium to thin bodied, a little low on the carbonation and a little watery at times.
Overall, a good imp stout. It reminded me of Left Hands Oak-Aged, but wasn't quite as good.
06-05-2005 03:35:39 | More by Beaver13
4/5 rDev -3.4%
04-05-2013 05:12:28 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4.25/5 rDev +2.7%
09-18-2012 00:07:33 | More by jisom123
Rhode Island
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
08-01-2014 15:07:32 | More by Doomcifer
3.75/5 rDev -9.4%
03-08-2014 20:52:11 | More by Beerswag
4.65/5 rDev +12.3%
22oz brown bomber, no freshness date but the 8.1% should keep it fine on the shelf for a while.
Appearance: The light brown foamy tan head looks appetizing, as black as you can get in colour what else would you expect from a big stout.
Smell: Fragrant aroma of unsweetened dark chocolate and mild espresso hint of molasses as well. Dark berries and a hidden alcohol are there to boot.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Smooth and creamy and a kick of crispness at that. Layered complex burnt character lingers right under the strong arm of maltiness. The fresh hoppiness drops a thick blanket of bitterness and oily hop flavour. Touch of yeast with black currant in the back with a subdued alcohol.
Notes: Where the hell is the 8.1% abv? So deceiving and very drinkable, very well put together. Id say I would make this a session beer but I would not last too long
10-22-2003 22:20:03 | More by Jason
4.75/5 rDev +14.7%
Big Bear pours an inky opaque color into a Fuller's pint glass, with an impressive, two finger, light brown, head. The patch and sheet lacing still catches the eye long after the glass has reached room temperature.
Ideal stout aromas of roasted coffee and bittersweet chocolate are up front. Intriguing scents of roasted almonds and Cascades hops pique the interest.
Finally, in the mouth, I find a smooth richness enhanced by tingling carbonation, and a pleasant, funky, hops bite.
An unexpected smoked walnut flavor greets the tastebuds, before the big roasty malts throw around the roasted coffee and dark fruits. Tart, cherry, sweetness emerges a couple of times midway through. The fresh hops presence is what makes this one really special, and it definitely sets it apart from most other stouts. Hops seem Cascades most of the way through, but at times seem to lend a funk, English note such as Fuggles or Goldings.
This was a beautiful stout to stare at in the glass, from beginning to end. Robust, and smooth, with the surprising flavors of tart cherries and smoked almonds joining the roasty coffee, bittersweet chocolate, and standout, funky, hops appearance. A wonderful brew here, that should be a "top twenty" selection.
03-26-2004 02:17:35 | More by merlin48
New York
4.5/5 rDev +8.7%
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TORONTO -- The Blue Jays put some finishing touches on their 40-man roster on Tuesday in advance of next month's Rule 5 Draft, purchasing the contracts of shortstop Ryan Goins and catcher A.J. Jimenez. That decision means neither player will be exposed during the Draft at the Winter Meetings in Nashville.
To make room for the additions, first baseman Mike McDade, utility man Mike McCoy and right-hander Cory Wade were designated for assignment. The Blue Jays are now at full capacity, with no vacancies on the 40-man roster.
Goins, 24, spent the past season playing for Double-A New Hampshire. A fourth-round selection in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft, he hit .289 with seven homers and 61 RBIs in 136 games. He has the ability to play either middle infield position in addition to third base.
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McDade is the biggest surprise of the three players who were designated for assignment. The native of Las Vegas hit .275 with 15 homers and 49 RBIs for New Hampshire before receiving a late-season callup to Triple-A. He was blocked on Toronto's depth chart by Edwin Encarnacion, Adam Lind and Minor League first baseman David Cooper.
The versatile McCoy likely sees his time in Toronto come to an end after spending parts of three seasons with the big league club, appearing at every position except first base and catcher. The 31-year-old hit .193 over that span while compiling three homers and 20 RBIs.
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He moved to the United States in 1921 (taking citizenship in 1927), lured by the promise of a lucrative concert tour. That tour fell through, though, and Ormandy was forced to make ends meet by taking a back-desk job with the Capitol Theater Orchestra in New York City, accompanying silent films. Ormandy soon advanced to the position of concertmaster, and made his conducting debut there in September 1924 when the regular conductor fell ill. By 1926 he was named the orchestra's associate music director, and made extra money conducting light classics on the radio. Important debuts soon followed: he conducted the New York Philharmonic at Lewisohn Stadium in 1929, and the following year became guest conductor of the Robin Hood Dell Orchestra in Philadelphia. On October 30, 1931, came his first performance with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Yet with a well-hit opposite-field double and at least two solid defensive plays at third base, Sanchez quietly made his mark alongside the game's great prospects.
"This was a great experience," Sanchez said. "It also shows me that I am on the right track and I'm going to stay on the right track."
The display reflected what he has shown for much of the year at Class A Winston-Salem. Just a couple of weeks past his 20th birthday, the Venezuelan switch-hitter has ranked among the Carolina League leaders in hitting for much of the summer. He headed into the break batting .320 with a league-high 103 hits, 14 doubles, 39 RBIs and 15 steals in 25 attempts.
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Sanchez scored two batters later on a Oswaldo Arcia double.
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Sanchez showed off his arm on a nice throw across the infield later in the game.
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That's still a ways off for Sanchez, who still hasn't seen Double-A ball and isn't thinking that far ahead.
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WeatherBug for Nokia 5800
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WeatherBug Mobile
WeatherBug offers a weather widget which allows Nokia 5800 XpressMusic owners interested in the weather to stay informed and be prepared with up-to-date live, local weather conditions, severe weather alerts, detailed forecasts, satellite/radar animation and weather station camera images for your GPS location and thousands of cities around the world.
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- Metric and English units
- Weather for up to ten (10) saved locations
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- Automatically switch between portrait and landscape viewing mode
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