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In response to Wednesday's post on our new palm trees, we received a comment from Terry, who asked why we keep many of the palms in wood crates. I checked with John Bowsher, director of special installations, who told me that the reason some of the palms are in boxes is because there are structures beneath—a basement, a loading dock, and in one case, a large storm drain—that don't allow proper soil depth for the palms to grow. The crates themselves are standard issue, but I learned from John that Robert Irwin actually appreciates their shape so much that he's having Cor-ten steel versions fabricated for the area around the Resnick Pavilion, which will open next year. Regular readers might recall that one of our conservators, John Hirx, happened to write at length about the material just a couple of weeks ago, as it's the same material Richard Serra uses in his sculptures. Twenty palms are slated to reside in the new crates. A model should arrive in the next few weeks and I'll share a picture of it with you if I can.
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did PED'S do pac in???, i don't think so...
did PED'S do pac in???, i don't think so...
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there is a lot of talk going around about the possibility of jmm being on something....and him doing something he couldn't do in the previous 3 fights.
let's get it straight once and for all...
pac's own aggression did him in! go back and watch that video.
with the first knock down...jmm did a brilliant job of setting up the overhand right by throwing the left hook to the body. he landed a few times on pac to set the pattern. as jmm stepped in he motioned as if he was going for that same hook and instead delivered the overhand right which pac did not anticipate. anyone who knows boxing will tell you...IT'S THE SHOT YOU DON'T SEE COMING THAT HURTS U THE MOST!!!! and pac did not see that overhand right coming. it appeared to land on the temple. if you go back and watch their previous fights....jmm landed that shot before and it wobbled pac. factor in age...and wear and tear...and u have an explanation for the knockdown.
the KO...
pac was coming on after the knock down...and jmm was reeling a bit. the momentum shifted in pac's favor and he got more confident, aggressive and careless. as in previous bouts....jmm attacked...then retreated...drawing pac in during the final seconds of the round. pac lunged in aggressively with a jab and jmm timed him perfectly by sliding his head to the left and delivering an overhand right that was short and very compact. BOOM!!! LIGHTS OUT!!!!
pac outweighed jmm
pac was supposed to be the bigger puncher
jmm was not trying to box and score points in this fight.
he was going for the ko...it's that simple.
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Loading and unloading a trailer
Have a safety tip you want to share? Did you or a friend learn it the hard way? Help someone else by posting your tips on tractor, farm, shop, lawn, garden, kitchen, etc., safety.
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Loading and unloading a trailer
I just read the post about Gary and Kristy.
Glad you all will recover in time ....Thoughts and prayers are out to you .
I am not going to second guess anything but i have hauled a lot of equiptment on trailers and the one thing i would say is i always put a block under the rear of the trailer for the load to rest on so it does not raise the back of the tow vehicle .
It is just one of those things i do ......
I do not post a lot lately but when i see a issue that i feel may save someone from harm i come out of the woodwork
Edited to add......
Mods this needs moved to the safty forum ... But please leave a Ghost post here for a few days so it will be seen. Thanks
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Excellent advice, Ralph.
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Thanks Ralph, that is handy advice. My bigger trailer has blocks on the ramps that rest close to the ground when down so I don't have to think of it most of the time.
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Good advice, Ralph. That's why I always carry a couple of small hydraulic jacks - one for each side.
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
It can get interesting at times...Don't learn the hard way!!!! Kevin
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Ralph, that definitely is good advice.... something that was learned the hard way. The Kubota w/FEL and brush hog weighs in a little over a ton. I've got a new tandem 16' trailer now and did some checking of how much it lifts the rear of a truck. Now granted my avalanche doesn't have near the frame/suspension of the silverado (avalanche is a unibody), on level ground my dad measured 7" of lift with the tractor on the rear gate. I don't know how much it actually lifted the silverado, it was actually ordered with the heavier rear springs and shocks, not 3/4 or 1 ton of course, but I know a lot of people on hear pull with 1/2 ton trucks or less and pull a lot heavier.
I don't know how much length of trailer affects lift of truck, but I would expect a longer trailer = more rear lift. I was loading on a 12' trailer vs. a 16' now. Also, how about the drop of the ball? I had a 3 1/4" drop to have the trailer level, with a shorter drop I guess it would push the rear up more? I am using two safety jacks on the rear now, lesson hard learned. I wish I had a picture showing how the 4x4 block got shredded being pushed by the trailer, I guess getting wood to bite of pavement is another issue, so using the correct chock blocks is another thing. I have since purchased 4 of the yellow plastic chocks, but I really don't care for them, I've had 3 guys tell me their own horror stories of trucks running over the rubber chocks.
Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
thanks Ralph for bringing this up and thanks mods for leaving it here instead of in the safety section for a while--for those of you that don't fully understand this happening it doesn't matter if ya got the e-brake applied tightly and auto trans in park or manual trans in 1st gear the rear wheels WILL lift up and if yer on any kind of a slant the truck, trailer and tractor starts to move and that's scary--if ya got a block under the rear of the trailer you'll probably be just fine--I get wifie to hold the brakes in the truck while I am loading and unloading and if she's not available I make sure the truck and trailer are on level ground--JMMHO--you were lucky, Dale w/yer 580 hoe!!
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Also a good idea is if you have a 4x4 truck or SUV just put it in four wheel drive so at least you got the benefit of the front wheels holding also.
Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
I did not see this additional point when going through the posts. If you fail to block the rear of your trailer when loading or unloading, you can buckle or bend your trailer frame. The wheels and spring perches of the trailer become a fulcrum and excessive weight concentrated on the tail of the trailer with the front hooked to the tow vehicle can bow the frame over the spring perches. When I bought my used skid loader, the previous owner had done just that to the trailer that he threw in on the deal I negotiated for the skid loader. The trailer still 'works' sort of, but the 'C' angle iron frame is bowed over the wheels and the tail end is bent down some. Obviously, this negatively affects the proper operation of the springs.
Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Since I just bought an 18' trailer I was thinking about this very issue. It has a one-piece, drop-down ramp with no supports for the forward edge of the ramp or the rear of the trailer. I was already planning to reinforce the ramp itself with extra angle iron, but wondered if it would work to weld supports to the forward edge of the ramp, that would be vertical when the ramp is lowered, like some of the car haulers have? That way they would act like jack stands under the hinged area. I can't find a photo of one right now, but it would be 3 pieces of angle iron welded together in the shape of a square "C", then the open end welded to the ramp (one on the left side and one on the right). With the ramp in the UP position, they would stick out horizontally.
If this makes ANY sense, I would appreciate opinions as to whether this would be sufficient.
Here's the trailer, as long as the post stays up!
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Good post. My trailer has 2" box tubing legs on the rear, one on each side. They're located right beside the the tailights. The legs are sleeved in 2-1/2" tubing. Each leg has about 4 holes drilled in it so I can pin them at different heights because of uneven ground or to allow for blocking under them if I'm on soft ground or pavement. I pull a pin, drop them down to the ground and stick the pin back in them. They take the weight when you start on the ramps. I also carry a piece of 6x6 oak cribbing in the bed of the truck and always block the front wheel of the truck. I have almost no level ground at my house, so 9 times out of 10 I load in the road in front of my house, which isnt' level either. I sometimes catch myself gettin' kinda cavalier about loading and unloading the Cub or the small Deere's, and thats what sets you up for disaster. I try to be extra cautious with the "M" or one of our biggers tractors...
This is my "normal" loading spot...
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
Hey, Dusti, I really like that setup. It is much more compact than what I was thinking of, and I think would be easily fabricated. Do the posts have "feet" on the bottom like a trailer jack?
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
No, they could've. I just used a piece of 3/8" plate to cap them top and bottom, with a small "weep" hole at the bottom. With just a cap on them they'll pull completely up in the sleeve and I don't have to worry about them hanging down and banging into something. The pins for them are made out 5/8" bolts with the heads cut off and a chain link welded on 'em for a handle, on the opposite side they're drilled for a hairpin to hold them in place. I keep them liberally coated with old motor oil and they slide in and out real easy and they fit tight enough that they don't rattle...
If I had it to do over again, I'd make them about 2' taller than the tailights. When you're sitting up on that "M" your eyeballs are 8' in the air and you can't see the edge of the trailer over those tires. I came perilously close one night to going over the side because I was loading in the dark with no one to spot for me. My trailer is narrow...72" and the "M" is sitting at 72" as well. There's no margin for error...
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Re: Loading and unloading a trailer
I've made these supports that I use when loading and unloading my trailer. They stabilize the trailer and keep the trailer from moving while driving onto the deck. It is really important while loading and unloading my tractors with steel wheels.
The supports below are made from two pieces of formed angle welded together to form box tubing (I couldn't find any box tubing that fit the stake pockets as well as I wanted) and a simple pad welded to the bottom end to keep it from sinking in the ground.
I added holes throughout its length to accommodate a 1/2" hitch pin. The hitch pin keeps the support up when not in use. When in use, I pull the pin and drop the support down to the ground and place the pin in the nearest hole under the stake pocket.
I added another hole in the hitch pin to use when the supports are not in use. Without the additional hole the pins could work their way out and get hung up on something. I attached the hair pin to the hitch pin with a small piece of chain to keep it from getting lost.
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Chain on the hair pin? Yeah I'm stealin' that idea!!! I haven't lost mine yet, but it's aggravating keepin' up with them. Great idea!
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4.2/5 rDev +1.9%
12oz bottle, 2004 eddition.
Appearance: Opaque dark amber body. Inch of tan head, retention wasn't great.
Smell: Thick malty sweetness, lots of bready aroma. There's a hint of the big alcohol in there. Cherry and vanilla aromas too.
Taste/Feel: Damn, this is an ass kicker! Very sweet with a nice vanilla aftertaste. There's some bitterness to make it bearable, but it's not the focus. Alcohol is there, but it's balanced. Creamy mouthfeel.
Drinkability: I couldn't drink this too often, but I'd certainly seek it out again, especially to see how it ages. I've got a couple bottles of 2002 I'm looking forward to trying.
08-28-2005 00:41:16 | More by JackStraw22
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4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
2006 on tap at the Comsumer Beverage in Orchard Park,NY.Great to see this highly anticipated annual offering at the growler station at Consumers,pours a rich deep amber with a thinner but well retained creamy-like off white head.One word to describe the nose would be rich just rich and almost warming dark fruit,caramel,brown sugar,and a real alcohol zip as it warms to the right temp,this beer is big and brash to say the least its fresh and nothin is holding this puppy back.Starting out a little sweet with raisin/prune and brown sugar notes up front with that warming alcohol always prevelant a nice drying earthiness shows up late and I thing really cuts thru the sweetness even now at such a very young age a touch of hoppy leafiness shows up as well.This growler is going to be drank slowly over a few days its warming,rich and ever so smooth but the alcohol keeps me from going overboard on it and I think its a good thing,I'll by a bottle and hold and see how it ages.Masterful.
09-29-2006 21:25:24 | More by oberon
4.53/5 rDev +10%
Picked up a 12 oz 2012 edition bottle of this. Let's see how this goes.
A: Pours, like others have said, a hazy brownish-red color. Around a half finger of head. Good amount of bubbles.
S: Definitely boozy, but raisin-y/molasses as well. Intriguing on the nose.
T: Holy wow. I did *not* expect this, even after reading the other reviews. Can't taste the alcohol really at all, which is surprising at this level of ABV. Definitely get the raisin, vanilla notes that others wrote about here. Very complex.
M: Slightly syrupy is an appropriate descriptor here. Definitely thicker than other beers, but not at all a negative. It's... different.
O: Spectacular. I'm going to get a few of these and cellar them and see what happens. I'm very glad that I pull up BA on my phone whenever I'm in the liquor store!
07-29-2013 00:05:46 | More by don1481
4.5/5 rDev +9.2%
Appearance Dark, thick, heavy brown with a beautiful tan head that almost stayed the night and left some cool lacing (I thought high ABV ale wasnt supposed to lace?).
Smell Big, strong aroma of dark, heavily-sweetened malt. The sweetness comes mostly from dark sugars. Everything is very strong, dark, and soaked in alcohol.
Taste Amazingly, this is nowhere near as harsh as I thought it was going to be from the nose. The toasted malt is there, juicy and firm. The sugars are enormous. This is one of the most sugary, syrupy, ales that Ive ever had. I can pick up some dark fruits, but mostly its brown sugar. Lots of alcohol, too, but not harshly so.
Mouthfeel Chewy, gooey, and sticky. This almost full-bodied ale is a mouthfeel. Its also a lot smoother than I thought from the sharp aroma.
Drinkability At 11.5 ABV this one is a real sipper, although Id be lying if I said itll last me the night. This is good stuff and belongs in the tummy. Hmm!
Update I remember this being a gem when I first had it in 2003 and wanted to try an 04 batch in 05 to see if it still blew me away.
Boy, did it ever! This beer smells scary, like its going to kill your taste buds and burn your throat all to hell. But, after the first swig, trust ensues. You can still sense the strong ABV, but this ale is extremely smooth and flavorful. One of my all time favorites!
11-06-2003 03:34:18 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev -2.9%
01-19-2014 12:39:02 | More by DanGeo
3.75/5 rDev -9%
04-02-2014 14:12:09 | More by tectactoe
4.28/5 rDev +3.9%
Vintage 2008. Serving date: 2009-01-18. Served in snifter.
Presentation: 355 ml bottle. Freshness date on label (Best before August 2010). The label says "limited release", but i don't know what it's supposed to mean.
Appearance: Dark, ruby-colored with a cappuccino-colored small head that dissipates quickly. No actual lacings - just a minimal ring of foam around the edges.
Smell: Primarily sweet caramel malts coupled with ripe fruits and raisins. Some notes of chocolate, and perhaps faint notes of saffron. Alcohol becomes present with deeper breaths. The smell is really appealing. Nice.
Taste: Again, sweet caramel malts are up-front. Then pleasant fruity flavors - ripe apples and raisins - appear, coupled with chocolate and nougat. Coffee flavors are also present, which creates a sensation of chocolate coated coffee beans together with the taste of chocolate. The finish is slightly bitter, and perhaps even a bit tart. The well hidden alcohol provides a nice warming feeling. The aftertaste of this one is very long. It leaves a nice, sweet and sticky film in the mouth that lingers on way after the beer is finished. This beer tastes amazing; it's heavy and bold with big and rich flavors balanced very nicely. Very complex. If I would mention something on the negative side, I would have to say that it maybe is a little too sweet and therefor becomes a bit too heavy to handle (at least in larger quantities)
Mouthfeel: Smooth and chewy, medium-bodied leaning towards full. Medium carbonation. The alcohol is certainly present, but hides nicely between the rich flavors.
Drinkability: This is a really good beer, with lots or aromas and nicely balanced flavors. Definitely a sipper. It's actually reminiscent of a brandy, with its rich and balanced - almost luxurious - overall character. One bottle is enough for one night, though. However, I would definitely like to have it again.
NOTE 1: Will probably by some bottle to cellar for a few years. Really think that it will be good past its freshness date (which was attached on my sample by the importers of the beer, not the brewery itself).
NOTE 2: ABV-level is 12,5% according to the label.
2009 vintage. ABV: 11,5%
A: Brownish amber with a minimal off-white head that quickly fades away. Minimal lacings.
S: Malty with note of caramel, fudge and vinous fruits (currants, blackberries, plums and raisins).
T: The taste is sweet with a whole range of malty flavors - caramel, fudge and dark bread. Hints of coffee and leather. Quite a lot of vinous fruits. The finish is mildly bitter with a leafy hop note, wood and sweet and warming alcohol.
M: Medium body, semi-smooth texture (could have been smoother). Gentle carbonation.
D: Good, but will probably get better with age. Not as good as the 2008 vintage.
Grades: A 3,5; S 4; T 3,5; 3,5; D 4. Overall: 3,65 (B).
01-18-2009 21:45:40 | More by ricke
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4.1/5 rDev -0.5%
A 2008 bottle with 12.5% ABV
A: A medium copper with a light, haze and an orange hue. The head is head is thin and low and is made of fine bubbles the quickly dissipate to a long lasting ring.
S: Aromas of raisins, prunes and a rich malt sweetness with a smooth alcohol. Moderate caramel with a touch of graininess giving the impression of smelling a bag of crystal malt. There is a moderate fruitiness besides the raisins and prunes that is somewhat orange like and vinous. No hops to speak of.
T: A rich and sweet malt flavor dominates, somewhat checked by a moderately-light hops bitterness and the alcohol. There is no noticeable hops flavor, which isn't a surprise after being cellared for 4 years. The balance is fairly sweet and the finish is slightly sweet with a light Madeira like oxidized flavor. There is a touch of hops bitteress in the after taste.
M: This is a full-bodied beer with a moderately-light carbonation. There is a significant amount of alcohol warmth.
O: A smooth, caramel and malty beer that doesn't get too sweet. This beer has mellowed nicely over the years and is a real treat, I'll have to lay down a few more.
12-15-2012 22:26:58 | More by MadScientist
3.95/5 rDev -4.1%
2008 vintage
A- pours a tawny amber with a thin tan head.
S- Candi sugar, red delicious, maple, brown sugar. Very malt driven.
T- Rich and sweet. Caramel, raisin, apple, a bit of residual sugar.
M- Viscous with low carbonation and a little light on the body.
D- A good winter nightcap. I don't think this quite holds up to some of the great old ales. But I will revisit this in about three years.
10-06-2009 22:17:11 | More by brownbeer
4.3/5 rDev +4.4%
bottle 2005
A: deep and rich amber. looks like a ruby with a very thin ring around the perimeter. extremely warm color.
S: candied sugars, rum soaked pastries, alcohol, raisons, dates
T/M: very rich and viscous, a syrupy mouthfeel brings a coating malt and sweetness. The sugar is quelled by a warming and spicy alcohol character. Raisons, dates, concentrated vinous flavours abound. Rum cake as well. A powdery aspirin quality arrives at the end of the lingering finish.
D: Expensive and 11.4% ABV, but considering, goes down pretty easy. An awesome and complex brew. Cheers to North Coast. We need to see their beers more frequently and more affordably out here in NE. Another winner.
03-15-2006 04:01:00 | More by kaimcm
4.72/5 rDev +14.6%
I picked this up randomly from elkton's state line liquers, as part of a "Just grab a bunch of bottles to try out" binge. i was planning on drinking it last night, but saw it was 11.5% and thought "nah I better wait for a night where this is my first". So tonight, the 9th of Dec I'm giving this its time
At first glance, into my Chimay Goblet (which apparently isn't the best container), I think to myself that I've
A- found a bottle full of Apple Cider, deep Brown with a deep haze, and that I should probably be scared. The head starts healthy but quicky dies with just one fine perfectly formed lace around the ring as I bend the glass slightly. So it won't win any awards for looking pretty, but then again I've got eyes for the golden's
S - Hmmmm what is THIS ? All of a sudden I'm smelling a Chimay ? No, this is something different, theres a slight alcohol scent on my nose. At first pour there *seemed* to be an explosion of smells but nothing I can put a finger on. I swish the glass some and sniff it deeply but can't get that initial smell to come back...Its almost too tame in scent to be nearly 12%.... better take a swig then !
T - Come on, this has to be Chimay++ or something. Maybe its just my pathetically small beer vocabulary / experience (this my 3rd ? review ), but this is a good drink and thats my baseline reference for a heavier beer. Where sometimes the alcohol taste is a bad thing, it is the absolute highlight of this. Everything else points your buds to that taste. I'm still teaching my brain to identify these notes, but yes, acidity its there... a kind of raisiny ( i'm reading the style notes as I type ) or something else ..
D - I haven't put my finger on base line, it lingers as an aftertaste, it makes me open my mouth and swallow over and over to aerate the back of my tongue. its a good feeling, not buttery (as my 4th review I have scant notes on is wandering through my mind ), but sticking. There is no sweetness to the front, the outer edges of my mid tongue get the alcohol feeling and the back of my tongue gets the thick of it... but man this is going down smooth.
And here I am, 99% done with my review, and somehow 90% done with this glass. Is there any way else to describe a great beer that is somehow so strong but so drinkable ? I couldn't possibly handle more than a couple of these in night though, my scrawny 4'5" body is feeling it already !
Cheers to this, I'll be buying it again.
edit: from other reviews, I need to pick up a bottle with some age, I'll have to update when I do.
12-09-2009 22:35:47 | More by lilbuddha
4/5 rDev -2.9%
01-10-2014 05:00:03 | More by Tiernan
4.08/5 rDev -1%
North Coast Brewing Co. Old Stock Ale 2009 11.5% alcohol content. Brown bottle with cream colored label Old Stock ale in red backed with 2009.
A- Pours a deep amber fluid that prevents most light from passing through it. Mild to none head very light lacing. Expected with such high alcohol.
S- Big head banging fumes of alcohol sear the nose, also massive malt backbone. ( Mostly caramel scents with vanilla and lightly wood-like character)
T-M- Whoa... let this one warm up a tad before consuming. After a temp of about 50-55 degrees
is reached... I begin. Very strong caramel and chocolate malty alcohol taste. This is followed by a smooth and fresh oak finish. Full bodied flavor and feel with a toasty alcohol warmth. Almost bourbon like.
D- All and all great for the style and good on a strong ale occation. Will get for others to try.
10-02-2009 00:15:30 | More by wesbrownyeah
5/5 rDev +21.4%
08-21-2014 14:37:02 | More by TimBeaulieu
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
08-07-2014 14:21:29 | More by GameOfBeers
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
06-16-2013 03:47:20 | More by SanFranJake
2.95/5 rDev -28.4%
2010 bottle from scout11
A - Red/Copper, presents a tan colored head even when pured gently. Fades quickly to nothing. Syrupy.
S - Sweet alcohol, vinuous.
T - Alcohol, sometimes sweet, sometimes boozy, solventy when served over-chilled from the fridge. Sweet and sour, sweet sugar, sour cherries, and some golden raisins coming through. Reminds me of some German rieslings I have had with some definite acidity. No bitterness.
M - Overcarbonated, so let it sit for awhile. If its out of your fridge its best to let it warm to cellar temperature anyway. Thick at first, but goes down thin, strong alcohol does give a coat-your-tongue effect nonetheless.
O - Out of balance for my taste. I can enjoy a half a bottle, but a full bottle may be too much.
10-14-2011 01:21:29 | More by bdkucharski
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
2003 vintage. Pours a deep rusty amber color. Smells of fruit, mostly prune. Taste is very malty, with a dried fruit undertone. Highly (and way too) drinkable for a 11% plus ABV beer-I had to restrain myself from gulping this one! The only drawback is the mouthfeel, which is a bit fizzy, but that disappates as the beer warms.
Great brew here, very soothing on a cold fall night. I'm glad I have three more to get me through the coming cold months.
12-02-2004 04:52:59 | More by skybluewater
4.5/5 rDev +9.2%
04-03-2013 14:54:27 | More by bulldogg915
3/5 rDev -27.2%
07-14-2013 06:03:52 | More by EastBay_Nick
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
08-13-2012 20:31:48 | More by danthehopslamman
3.95/5 rDev -4.1%
I know this is supposed to be an old ale, but I've got to knock it down a notch because I think it's more representative of a barleywine. Served in a tulip glass, the beer was a reddish brown, a little hazy, with an almost nonexistent head. Mainly a fruity aroma. The taste was fairly balanced between fruit and malt, but I was looking for more of a malt presence. I thought the alcohol was a little on the intrusive side, being more than noticeable.
06-27-2008 22:43:01 | More by lordofthewiens
4.45/5 rDev +8%
2011 vintage poured into an oversized wine glass.
Appears dark red oxide color with no head to speak of and a minimal layer of small tight foamy bubbles around the perimeter of the glass.
Nice nose. Mellow caramel notes.
Taste heavy on the alcohol with caramel flavor throughout.
Nothing complex that I could tell. Alcohol aftertaste lingers in the back.
Beats the hell out of brandy.
10-05-2011 22:29:34 | More by NWer
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
03-11-2014 04:44:22 | More by DaftPatrick
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
11-27-2013 23:29:13 | More by warnerry
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Republican Gov. Paul LePage announced Tuesday he would seek a second term in office during a private fundraising event in Kennebunk, according to a state senator who attended.
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I am constantly researching modern hotel design all around the world, so a trip that ends in La Maison Champs Elysees, is a trip that ends well! This was a complete surprise! I tend to travel with no expectations as to be able to view things with an open and pure mind. The beauty of this hotel would've easily exceeded any expectation I could've possibly had for it! The hotel commissioned fashion-house Maison Martin Margiela's to redesign the suites, restaurant, smoking room, bar and reception area. I don't think their could've possibly have been a better match! The intention was to offer ''a surprising, poetic experience which does not become exhausted with a single visit to the hotel: a liberating experience, a journey within a journey, which exists nowhere else.'' And this they did. Take a look at one of the most gorgeous interiors I've ever stepped foot in!
All rooms are white on white with the exception of the Curiosity Case Suite which is masculine and seductive with the dramatic use of blacks and charcoals. The mirrored side table reflecting the distressed charcoal gray linens and wood floors is just heaven! The feathered table lamp was so beautiful, I could have just stared in its wings for hours! The mirrored side table is a wonderful way to create a very alluring and illusory effect in any space.
The sculptural elements of these modern accent chairs created such a powerful statement. The natural wood and caning contrasted against the dark floors and walls appear to be glowing in the space.
The Gilded Lounge Suite takes trompe l'oeil to a new level. Margiela's sense of sophistication and playfulness really shines through in this suite. The wallpaper is actually made from black and white photographs taken of the Second Empire-style gilded salon located on the second floor. A modern application staying true to period. Remarkable.
The playfulness and simplicity of the white on white Lost Moulding Suite feels very romantic to me. It's soft and whimsical, but the orange table lamp shows that it has spark!
Just sitting in the White Lounge you'll feel special. The simple pendant lights, the mirrored tables, the white chairs on white walls...it's just pure elegance. But when you throw in the stunning colors of the taxidermy parrot and flamingo you know you can relax a bit and have some fun in here! Simple pendant lighting and clean white furniture is always a great modern pair.
What a fabulous stay and a pleasure to observe! I can't wait to see more commissioned interiors from Maison Martin Margiela! If you get a chance to visit Pairs, do peek your head inside this fabulously contemporary hotel!
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You don't have to situate your bathroom outside, as I discussed in my post The Modern Outdoor Bathroom, or even include interior landscaping, you could just incorporate nature into the materials used in your modern bathroom. This beautiful high-impact wall covering (above) dominates this space, in a good way. Large scale artwork, simple home decor accessories and clean lines are great methods in modern design.
If you don't want such large scale artwork dominating your space, there's no need to be so obvious with your love for the great outdoors. Notcie the fixtures in this space (above) which feature the beautiful wrapping effect of a lily flower, capturing just the right amount of the nature. Keeping the rest of the decor simple allows these unique fixtures to stand out. Try consolidating some of the more functional elements, such as combining mirrors with lighting, so that you can keep your space more open.
Mosaic tiles are a beautiful way to add artistic elements to any contemporary bathroom. This tile work depicting a large scale birds of paradise tops the list. And the colors are mesmerizing.
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We just love modern bathroom design and nature! We've been giving you lots of tips for either designing your shower outdoors or incorporating natural materials into your bathroom. There's lots of options, including getting a bathroom with a view! It's time to bring the outdoors in and create your modern organic bathroom sanctuary in any location! Open plans allow room for furniture, perfect for including a lounge chair and being able to enjoy the view even when you're not in the tub.
This perfectly modern all-white bathroom introduces the green wall in such a breathtaking way. i29 Architects created a Plantwall that extends beyond the volumes of the bathroom and into the interior of the home. This creates the illusion of the bathroom being connected to the outdoors and open to the sky.
Steve Hermann's long and narrow bathroom doesn't truly end at the glass wall! The entire exterior becomes part of this minimal bathroom design. The sleek modern bathroom vanity contrasts so elegantly against the raw concrete wall, as the mirror reflects the picture perfect exterior. In modern bathroom design, the use of modern bathroom vanity lighting allows for a seamless integration, maintaining the clean lines of modern design.
If you can't be fully exposed to the exterior just one window will do! The open plan bathroom with exposed beams feels connected to the exterior through the open window. If your view isn't picture perfect, a little landscaping is all you need to do the trick! The natural wood bench also brings a bit of the exterior in and is a nice touch against the concrete floor and stark white bathroom fixtures.
There is no way you can block a picture perfect view from the top the Hollywood Hills. Just the thought of sitting in this elegant tub viewing the splendid lights of the city is overwhelming!
The application of wood in the bathroom is a great way to bring the outdoors in. The mixture of natural wood, marble, and the large window with views of the lush landscaping create a very natural and serene environment that keeps you at one with nature.
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What better place to soak in contemporary California design than Venice? Architect Daniel Monti designed this house using a brilliant mix of materials. The skillfully perforated screens add depth and visual character to the façade of this Venice house, which Monti designed for his parents.
The 3,000 circles cut from the exterior screens creatively make up the interior staircase's decorative guardrail. Not a bad way to re-use material!
The exterior panels double as artwork for the interior of the home as well, casting a super cool light design and giving a unique method of privacy to the bathroom.
From the looks of this house, I think it's safe to say Monti has has some pretty cool parents.
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Should teenagers be tried as adults? Opinions differ. Some people argue that teenagers don't know what they are doing when they commit a crime and are still too young to comprehend what is right and wrong. I totally disagree. I am old enough to know that committing a crime is wrong and that if I commit one, I will be punished. Anyone who says teens can't tell right from wrong is either too old to remember what being a teenager is like or they are a teenager who has committed a crime and don't want to be tried as an adult. In either case, they are wrong. All teens know that killing is wrong, yet they do it anyway and get away with a light sentence because of their age. Even if a teen didn't know it was wrong, it doesn't mean it's right. They should still be punished. If they aren't, they willthink that crimes are okay and continue to commit them.
Teens today don't fear the law because they don't think they will get caught. And if they do, they know they have a good chance of getting off because they are tried as teens and not adults. We have to get tougher on crime. There should be a law that everyone over eleven years old will be tried as adults. That way more teens would be discouraged from committing crimes. They would know that murder would get them a very long sentence instead of staying in juvenile hall until they are eighteen. If we want to cut down on teen crime, we have to have tougher laws. ?
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By Len Ingrassia
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— Ford has a new car on its hands that does not quite fit any mold.
The C MAX is innovative -- some would say top of its line -- but I found myself wondering just what line it would be.
In some corners, it would be a mini-SUV for its higher perch, and in others a fuel-miserly hybrid that could nearly take on the mighty Prius.
What is obvious is its C MAX Energi status, a gas-electric hybrid with electric plug-in capability to further its power-only reach. This is where things get interesting, or super-sized, in the form of a lithium battery that hogs much of the rear cargo space.
For all of its heft, the 7.6 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery does move the Focus-based C-MAX along, in pure electric power, for about 21 miles says Ford. Maximum speed with electric only is 85 miles per hour.
After the power is drained, which has reportedly been in the 9-14 mile range in actual practice, the C MAX reverts to its 2.0-liter, four cylinder gasoline engine and battery-powered electric motor that combine for 188 horsepower.
The numbers are impressive. If your daily commute is within actual battery range, then the C MAX is for you. It is rated at 100 miles per gallon in energy equivalence stored in the battery, a bit more than the Chevy Volt at 98 and over the Prius at 95.
The zero to 60 mph sprint is also impressive at 8.6 seconds in local testing with all power sources. In pure electric mode testing to 60, the C MAX was quite a bit slower, reaching the mark at over 21 seconds.
A tank of gas and a charged battery will move you along a route of 620 miles, according to Ford calculations. Once the battery is depleted, it will take about 2.5 hours of 220-volt power to fully charge or 7.5 hours with household current.
Driving the C MAX can be a lot of fun, especially if you are determined to save the planet. With dash controls you can lock in electric only, hybrid only or auto EV, its normal driving mode mixes the best of both worlds.
There are all sorts of dashboard graphics that provide incentive for staying green, with pedal pressure and the use of regenerative braking showing up in the number of green leaves that grow as you save more energy.
The five-passenger SEL model can get pricey, however, with options bringing it to the high $30s, not counting a $3,750 federal tax credit that helps lower the final bill.
Interior space is terrific with a high roofline to accommodate tall people. If there are fewer occupants, the rear seats can be folded to produce 43 cubic feet of cargo space that drops to 19 with the seats upright.
With the power liftgate up, the rear deck storage above the battery will handle 3-4 plastic shopping bags full, creating the only negative aspect of the C MAX Energi model.
One way to get around this is to buy the regular C MAX, without the plug-in, and bank the $4,000 in initial savings.
Both models include lots of standard equipment including blind spot mirrors, 17-inch aluminum wheels, dual climate controls, My Ford Touch controls, push button start and 10-way power driver's seat.
The Energi handles well on the road with little sense of which power mode is at work. The cabin is fairly quiet under acceleration with the continuously variable transmission seamlessly moving the front-wheel drive, 3,850-pound car.
Fuel economy with a tank of gas came in just over 38 miles per gallon with the hybrid engine.
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Perched right on the shores of Ponte Vedra Beach, Serenity is a wonderfully private, exquisitely decorated 2-story house with a big yard, an oceanfront deck, and all the amenities you could wish. Make it your destination for the perfect Florida vacation! You'll fall in love with Serenity before you even step inside, thanks to the second-story deck overlooking the Atlantic. The sun rises right in front of you here, dolphins swim by, pelicans glide past, and terns pad in the wet sand just out of reach of the waves. The murmur of the surf is the soundtrack you will hear at Serenity, soothing and restful. Our balcony is a great place to spend an hour or an entire day, flopped out with a good book, a pair of binoculars, and your best friends and family. Step indoors and you find yourself in our huge, open second-floor living area, divided to create different conversation areas while still remaining light and airy. The length of the room facing the sea is devoted to watching the beautiful landscape, either from comfy couches and chairs or even through our telescope. Beyond this, another group of seating surrounds the big TV, with cable and DVD player. Light fills this house from all sides, and you'll appreciate the blending of outside and indoors. Even the dining room is set with one wall of windows, so that you can enjoy the changing colors of the sky as you gather around the long table for a seafood feast or a rousing game of Crazy Eights. Right next to the dining area is the kitchen, separated by a low wall that doubles as a serving counter. Everything you need to prepare and serve a feast (except the food!) will be found in our kitchen, down to utensils and gadgets, appliances large and small, and the full complement of cookware, glassware, and dishes. Even if you plan to dine out during this vacation, you can dish up snacks in style and reheat the leftovers in our gleaming, fully appointed kitchen! The living and dining areas are open and joined, while the 3 bedrooms at Serenity are marvelously private and quiet. Two of the rooms have en-suite baths, with a third full bathroom as well, all stocked with towel sets. You will find Serenity far more comfortable than any hotel suite, because not only are all linens provided, but there's even a washer and dryer to keep everything clean and fresh! The first master suite offers a queen-sized bed in a beautifully decorated room, with an en-suite bath that includes a luxe Jacuzzi-jetted bathtub! You'll look forward to returning to this suite each evening, and lingering late every morning. The second bedroom also offers a queen-sized bed with an attached bathroom, while the third contains 2 double beds – perfect for all the kids! Each room is beautifully furnished and spacious enough for all. The bedrooms at Serenity have both character and comfort – an unbeatable combination! As a bonus, the ground-floor also contains a family room with entertainment center, offering a second space for the group to relax. This is perfect for those times when part of your gang wants to watch a sentimental movie while another catches a big game on the sports channel – or when the teens want some privacy. You have free WiFi at Serenity too, so you can bring all your electronics and stay as connected as you like! But the very best part of our beachfront house is its location. A big, grassy yard to one side offers a great place for the kids to play and the grown-ups to sunbathe or chat. A path leads directly down to the beach, past the lovely natural dunes. And Ponte Vedra Beach is unspoiled, beautiful, and ever-changing, a perfect little strip of coastline you will love. Whether your passion is boogie-boarding, shelling, or simply sitting at the edge of the water letting the waves tickle your toes, you will revel in the beauty and peace of our beach! Come visit very soon.
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Risk Factors
- Age: 40 or older
- Sex: male
- Smoking and using smokeless tobacco (eg, chewing tobacco)
- Alcohol abuse
- Diabetes
- Chronic pancreatitis , hereditary pancreatitis, family nonpolyposis colon cancer syndrome
- Family or personal history of certain types of colon polyps or colon cancer
- Family history of pancreatic cancer (especially in Ashkenazi Jews with BRCA2 [breast cancer associated]) gene
- High-fat diet
- Overweight or obese, which may also reduce your chance of survival from pancreatic cancer.
- Nausea
- Loss of appetite
- Unexplained weight loss
- Pain—in the upper abdomen, sometimes spreading to the back (a result of the cancer growing and spreading)
- Jaundice —yellowness of skin and whites of the eyes; dark urine (if the tumor blocks the common bile duct); tan stool or stool that floats to the top of the bowl.
- Weakness, dizziness, chills, muscle spasms, diarrhea (especially if the cancer involves the islet cells that make insulin and other hormones)
- Upper gastrointestinal (GI) series—a series of x-rays of the upper digestive system taken after drinking a barium solution
- Computed tomography (CT) scan —a type of x-ray that uses a computer to make pictures of structures inside the abdomen
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan —a test that uses magnetic waves to make pictures of structures inside the abdomen
- Ultrasonography—a test that uses sound waves to find tumors
- Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) —a type of x-ray that shows the pancreatic ductal system after dye has been sent through a tube down the throat and into the pancreas
- Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (PTC)—a type of x-ray test that shows blockages in the bile ducts of the liver
- Angiography —x-rays of blood vessels taken after an injection of dye that makes the blood vessels show up on the x-rays
- Biopsy —removal of a sample of pancreatic tissue to test for cancer cells
- Whipple procedure—removal of the head of the pancreas, part of the small intestine, and some of the tissues around it
- Total pancreatectomy—removal of the whole pancreas, part of the small intestine, part of the stomach, the bile duct, the gallbladder, spleen, and most of the lymph nodes in the area
- Distal pancreatectomy—removal of the body and tail of the pancreas
Radiation Therapy (Radiotherapy)
- External radiation therapy—radiation directed at the tumor from a source outside the body
- Internal radiation therapy—radioactive materials placed into the body in or near the cancer cells
Biological Therapy
Combined Modality Therapy
- Quitting smoking
- Reducing how much alcohol you drink or not drinking any alcohol
- Losing weight if you are overweight
- Eating a healthy diet
- Taking steps to prevent getting diabetes (eg, diet and exercise)
- Avoiding exposure to cancer-causing agents (eg, if you work in the petroleum or dry-cleaning industries)
American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org/
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network http://www.pancan.org/
BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/
Canadian Cancer Society http://www.cancer.ca/
All about pancreatic cancer. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/docroot/CRI/CRI%5F2x.asp?sitearea=dt=34 . Accessed July 24, 2009.
Carson-DeWitt R. Reducing your risk of pancreatic cancer. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/healthLibrary/ . Updated September 2009. Accessed April 9, 2010.
Pancreatic cancer. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/types/pancreatic . Accessed July 24, 2009.
9/23/2008 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Boffetta P, Hecht S, Gray N, Gupta P, Straif K. Smokeless tobacco and cancer. Lancet Oncol. 2008;9:667-675.
7/21/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php : Li D, Morris JS, Liu J, et al. Body mass index and risk, age of onset, and survival in patients with pancreatic cancer. JAMA. 2009;301:2553-2562.
3/5/2010 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance : Tramacere I, Scotti L, Jenab M, et al. Alcohol drinking and pancreatic cancer risk: a meta-analysis of the dose-risk relation. Int J Cancer. 2010;126(6):1474-1486.
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Valley Gardens scheme in Brighton is set to be given the go-ahead
10:54am Tuesday 26th February 2013 in News By Ben James
A multimillion pound scheme which will transform the heart of Brighton is set to be given the go-ahead.
Brighton and Hove City Council is expected to approve the Valley Gardens scheme, which will see the area between The Level and Palace Pier redesigned.
The proposal will include dedicated cycle and bus lanes, a tree-lined avenue for cars and a pedestrianised exhibition space.
The council's transport committee will meet on March 5 to decide on the blueprints.
Councillor Ian Davey, chair of the committee, said: "Developing a vision for this important area of the city is long overdue.
"It's a real hidden gem, part of the city's heritage, which has been somewhat lost with busy roads on both sides cutting the area off from the communities around it."
The scheme is due to be completed in stages and detailed plans are yet to be confirmed.
However, the committee is to agree on the outline and work could begin later this year.
The project would reroute traffic, with buses running on the west side of the gardens and cars to the east.
Members will also be agreeing on the construction of dedicated cycle lanes and better pedestrian access to the seafront.
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By voting in favour of the plans, the committee would also commit the council to continuing to fund the project with £1.3million as well as putting in for various forms of funding.
Coun Davey added: "At the initial stage we have been exploring how to maintain the important transport routes whilst making the area more attractive and accessible for everybody. "
The ideas are focused around bringing back the special nature of Valley Gardens so that people can rediscover and enjoy the area as a public space."
Among the specific designs for the area is the proposal to pedestrianise much of Marlborough Place.
The design, which is based on Edinburgh's Grassmarket, would see the road used as an exhibition space for events.
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Former ULL coach fitting in at Vandy
Mon. December 10, 2012 at 11:56 a.m. | By Chris Singleton/Staff Writer
Former Louisiana-Lafayette girls head basketball coach Errol Rogers (center) is now serving as an assistant coach for the Vandebilt Ctaholic girls' basketball team. (Photo by Chris Heller/Staff)
Errol Rogers' coaching career started on the high-school level and later led to an opportunity to guide the women's basketball program at Louisiana-Lafayette.
Rogers was the Lady Cajuns coach for five seasons from 2007-12, compiling a 38-113 record before resigning from the position after the 2011-12 season.
Now Rogers, a coaching veteran of nearly 30 years with head coaching stints at Lafayette High, Opelousas Catholic and Holy Rosary Institute and was an assistant at Mississippi State and Bethune-Cookman, is back on the high-school scene as an assistant coach on the Vandebilt Catholic girls basketball team this season.
Rogers said joining Vandebilt was an opportunity to unite with a longtime friend and colleague in Vandebilt head coach Kathy Luke. Over the years, Rogers has recruited several of Luke's former high school standouts, including former Mississippi State player Bethany Washington and former Nicholls State player Sumar Leslie.
"It's been great," Rogers said. "I recruited a couple of Kathy's kids. Coach Luke and I stayed in contact and became good friends. I like her program. When things weren't working at UL and I was let go, she offered me a job, and I came over here and liked it. I think it's a great thing."
Luke said it was "a blessing" to get Rogers as an assistant coach.
"He is a tremendous asset for our program," Luke said. "Coach Rogers and I have been friends for a long time. I've always known him as a good basketball man, but more important, he's just a good person of character. Our kids respond well to him. We would like to hold on to him for a long time, but I do think he'll get another head coaching chance. We're going to try to learn as much from him the whole time that he's here."
When Rogers was struggling with a 7-23 record in his last season at Louisiana-Lafayette, Luke said she was ready to reach out to her friend. Although the wins weren't there, Luke said Rogers had success in other areas such as recruiting and graduating players.
"I offered him a job before he was fired," Luke said. "I told him that if things don't go your way, I would sure like him to come to Vandebilt. When he was let go, I called him back and held on to that promise."
Rogers, a 52-year-old Lake Charles native, accepted Luke's offer over several other opportunities, and he said he is happy with his choice, despite having to drive back and forth from his home in Lafayette to Houma each day.
"The kids here at Vandebilt work really hard," Rogers said. "(Luke) runs this program like a college program, so it was easy to come over here. Everything here is first class. It's not like a lot of high schools. It's a great place to be. I don't mind driving because I'm happy."
Luke said she loves having an experienced coach like Rogers on her staff because he knows how to relate to the players and give her valuable coaching advice.
"As a coach, you don't get better if you don't bring in people who are good, or if not even better than you are," Luke said. "I want to be the best that I can be, so in order to do that, I have to surround myself with good people. I don't know if anyone in the state of Louisiana has a better assistant coach than me."
Both Luke and Rogers admitted they are intense competitors on the sideline during games, and while the two may disagree on different strategies at times, they have formed a mutual respect for each other's opinion.
"My job as an assistant coach is to see things that she don't see, and I point it out to her, and we go from there," Rogers said. "Everybody has a disagreement or two, but again, she's the head coach and the final say so is hers. We're just trying to get this program back to the state tournament."
Despite his losing stint at Louisiana-Lafayette, Rogers said the situation has helped him become a better coach.
"Being a head coach in college, I learned a lot, even though we weren't successful," Rogers said. "There are a lot of things that I look back on and think about what I should have did or shouldn't have done. You put all it together so that if I get another chance to be a head coach, I'll definitely be ready."
Rogers said his goal now is to help lead Vandebilt, which is one of the state's top girls basketball programs, back to the Louisiana High School Athletic Association Ladies Top 28 state tournament. Vandebilt won a Class 4A state title in 2010, but lost in the state semifinals in each of the last two seasons.
Rogers said the Lady Terriers (10-2 overall) are "still a work in progress," but he believes the pieces are in place for another run at a state championship if the team continues to work hard, stay healthy and get a little luck along the way.
"Kathy has done a great job here," Rogers said. "I know she really wants to get back to the state tournament, and like I told her earlier in the year, I'm just along for the ride. Whatever she needs to me to do, I'm going to do it to help this team get better. Hopefully as the season goes along, things start to fall in place for us."


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