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4/30/14 – Heading into the final ten minutes of Game 6 at the Staples Center, the Sharks and Kings were all tied up. Then, Los Angeles scored three straight goals to win their third straight playoff game and force a Game 7. Losing is not an option for San Jose as it would be the worst playoff series defeat in franchise history and would end their goal of reaching the Cup Finals for the first time. San Jose Sharks tickets for Game 7 are averaging $142, down 35 percent since the Stanley Cup Playoffs started and the cheapest of the three decisive games tonight.
4/21/14 – After winning Game 1 of the Western Conference quarterfinals 6-3 against the Los Angeles Kings, the Sharks stuck with the same lineup for Game 2. It proved to be a good decision as San Jose bounced back from an early 2-0 deficit to score seven straight goals against the Kings. The Sharks have outscored their first round playoff opponent 13-5 in the tank and will head to LA in the best-of-seven series up two games to none. Last year when the two teams met in the NHL playoffs, the Sharks managed just 10 goals in a seven-game loss to Jonathan Quick and the Kings. Also impressive, The Sharks matched a franchise playoff record with seven goals in a game. Displaced Sharks fans can secure a seat inside the Staples Center for $43 (Game 3, Tuesday) and $57 (Game 4, Thursday). Is a sweep in the cards for the Sharks? If the Kings can get at least one win at home, San Jose will return to the SAP for Game 5 Saturday (get-in $80).
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4/17/14 – The Sharks will face familiar playoff foes and California rivals
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in the first round of the NHL playoffs. San Jose is looking to win its first Stanley Cup in franchise history; but first they'll have to best a tough Division Semifinals opponent (LA owns the regular season record 3-2). San Jose Sharks
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in the first round are averaging just $159 over four potential home games at the SAP – Game 1 ($126), Game 2 ($131), Game 5 ($159), and Game 7 ($208). Interested in traveling down to So Cal to support the Sharks on the road? Los Angeles Kings playoff tickets for the Division Semifinals round are averaging $180 over three games – Game 3 ($162), Game 4 ($168), and Game 6 ($224).
4/7/14 – San Jose has lost six of their last ten and need a win over division-leading Anaheim Wednesday to have a chance at the Pacific Division title. Not only is first place at stake, but so too is positioning in the first round of the playoffs. While the Sharks did outscore the Los Angeles Kings Thursday 2-1, a meeting in the opening round would not be favorable. The midweek showdown will be played in So Cal following four days of rest for the Sharks. Will rookie Thomas Hertl make his return? Sharks vs. Ducks tickets start at just $29. Back at the shark tank Friday, San Jose Sharks tickets are a bit pricier when Colorado visits the SAP (get-in $89).
4/1/14 – The recently-struggling San Jose Sharks will look to get back on track Tuesday when they welcome the Edmonton Oilers to the SAP. Despite losing four of their last five, the Sharks have already locked up a NHL Playoff spot and are just three points behind Anaheim for the division title. San Jose Sharks tickets start at $27 for tonight's meeting against the last-placed West contenders. Prices are a bit steeper for Thursday's game (min $45) when division foes Los Angeles Kings come to town and Saturday (min $47) vs. Nashville. With the toughest part of their regular-season schedule (15 games in 28 days) behind them, San Jose is focused on getting healthy before the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
3/24/14 – The Sharks are close to clinching their tenth straight playoff appearance but couldn't pull it off Saturday against the Capitals. Washington beat San Jose in a shootout and recorded their first win against the Sharks in more than twenty years. With a point in either of their next two games on the road, the San Jose Sharks will be in the postseason. The road trip to Canada comes in one of the toughest stretches for the Sharks who will return to the SAP Thursday to take on the Winnipeg Jets (avg. $63).
3/18/14 – The Sharks beat the Rangers 1-0 Sunday for their sixth consecutive victory. Antti Niemi recorded his fourth shutout after stopping 41 shots in arguably his best game of the season. The goaltender will start his third straight, at home tonight, against the Florida Panthers in the cheapest game remaining at the SAP Center. The Sharks are tied atop the Pacific Division with the Anaheim Ducks with 97 points; the foes will play Thursday (avg. $97) in San Jose. San Jose Sharks playoff tickets are available for the Western Conference First Round; the four (potential) home games average $164.
3/10/14 – San Jose will complete their home stretch at the SAP tomorrow night versus the Maple Leafs (avg. $79). Following Wednesday's trade deadline, in which the Sharks let pass without any major deals, San Jose rallied to beat the best in the East, Penguins (5-3) Thursday, and then shut out the Canadiens two nights later. After Tuesday's game against Toronto, the team will embark on a three-game road trip where they'll face the Blue Jackets, Islanders, and Rangers.
3/3/14 – Following three road games for the Sharks after the Olympics, San Jose will finally return home for five straight. The Sharks returned from the break with a 7-3 win over the Flyers, before being stunned by the Sabres in an emotional farewell game for Ryan Miller and Steve Ott. The team bounced back last night with a win over New Jersey and will face Carolina Tuesday. Logan Couture and Raffi Torres are finally back in the San Jose Sharks' lineup so Sharks' fans have a lot to look forward to!
2/25/14 - The Sharks will get Logan Couture and Raffi Torres back from injury, which should help San Jose offensively. Heading into post-Olympic play, the Sharks lead the League with an average of 34.9 shots on goal per game, 7.2 more than they allow. While they are a distant second to Anaheim, San Jose holds a substantial lead over the next-best LA Kings in the Division which should translate to the Sharks locking up home ice in the first round of the NHL Playoffs; the team is 22-4-3 at the SAP this season.
2/19/14 - The Sharks are ready to attack when they get back on the ice post-Olympics. Currently fifth in the league in points and seven points behind first-place Anaheim in the Pacific Division, the team returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since the Olympic break with previously injured Logan Couture (hand), Raffi Torres (ACL), Tyler Kennedy (lower-body), and Matt Nieto (foot) participating. The mostly healthy team has 23 games left on its schedule and will play three straight on the road. The first game back at the SAP Center (3/4) will be played against the Carolina Hurricanes and is the cheapest game remaining on the San Jose Sharks home slate.
2/3/14 – The Sharks beat the Blackhawks in a shootout Saturday night in front of a home crowd. The win followed a three game losing streak in which San Jose scored just one goal. With their next three games at SAP Center, fans can experience the Pacific Division's second place team at an affordable price. Always dangerous at home, San Jose Sharks tickets are averaging $68 against the Philadelphia Flyers (2/3), $63 versus the Dallas Stars (2/5), and $89 against the Columbus Blue Jackets (2/7) in their final game before the Olympic break.
1/29/14 – Backup goalie Alex Stalock extended his streak to 178:55 without allowing a goal Monday, earning himself a place in the record books. The Bay area team has won four of their last five and is looking to capitalize on their momentum on their next two road games against the Oilers and Flames. The last time the Sharks played the two Canadian teams, they picked up two points against each. After a successful outdoor game in Los Angeles over the weekend, don't be surprised if a future Stadium Series game is in Northern California's future. The Sharks have been vocal in expressing interest in hosting an NHL outdoor game.
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2013-2014 Season
The Sharks narrowly missed the 2013 Western Conference Finals after losing in Game 7 on the road against the Kings, who finished only 2 points ahead of San Jose in the regular season. With key contributors Joe Thornton, Patrick Marleau, and Dan Boyle all in the last years of their contract, this may be the team's last opportunity to win with their current core. Sharks home tickets for the upcoming season are currently averaging $222. Averaging $258, the 2/1 game against the defending Stanley Cup Champion
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2012-2013 Season
After the three division leaders in the National Hockey League's Western Conference — record-setting Chicago in the Central; Anaheim in the Pacific, and Vancouver in the Northwest — just six points separate the next 11 teams, from fourth place to 14th. Smack dab in the middle of this logjam, scrambling for playoff positioning, are the San Jose Sharks. The Sharks got off to a hot start to begin the lockout-shortened 2013 season, but have won just once in their last 10 games. Defensively the Sharks are one of the league's top squads, and with an effective penalty-kill unit; but as a team are struggling to light the lamp. Individually, however, center Patrick Marleau is among league leaders in goal-scoring; as well as leading the Sharks team in goals and overall points (goals plus assists). Another Sharks center, Joe Thornton, leads the squad in assists, and is even with Marleau on points; while a third center, Joe Pavelski, is not far behind in team leaders Marleau and Thornton. Defensively, goaltender Antti Niemi is among the league leaders in save percentage and goals-against average, allowing slightly under two goals per game; meanwhile, winger Ryane Clowe is one of the league's top enforcers, collecting penalty minutes at a furious clip. Coach Tom McLellan has to be hoping his team turns things around and makes a move to break away from the pack, as do the
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San Jose Sharks hockey tickets average $116 at home, placing the Sharks just outside the ten most popular
teams this season. What's the hottest Sharks ticket in 2013? Upcoming home games on the San Jose Sharks schedule feature the
Nashville Predators
LA Kings
Anaheim Ducks
(3/27), and
Detroit Red Wings
(3/28). The matchup with the
Calgary Flames
on April 5th is the most expensive remaining home game, with an average tickets price of $130. Sharks hockey fans on a budget will find cheap San Jose Sharks tickets in the $40-$60 range at most home games, depending on the opponent. Are the Sharks popular on the road too? Not so much. In fact, Sharks tickets average just $78 — the cheapest away game NHL tickets this season.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- The Cardinals intend to make an offer to Bengie Molina, the older brother of catcher Yadier Molina, in order to make him the team's new assistant hitting coach, a source confirmed to MLB.com. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch first reported the club's intentions.
The organization's search for a second hitting coach began when John Mabry moved up to replace Mark McGwire in the top spot. McGwire turned down the Cardinals' offer to return in order to join the Dodgers, who offered him the same position with much better proximity to his family.
Since learning of McGwire's intentions to leave, Mabry and manager Mike Matheny have led the organization in identifying both internal and external candidates for the position.
Bengie Molina, who finished his 13-year playing career in 2010, has never held a professional coaching position and was known particularly for his defensive ability during his career. He won a pair of Gold Glove Awards with the Angels and played with four Major League clubs.
Molina finished his career with a .274 batting average and .307 on-base percentage. He drove in at least 80 runs in three different seasons and had seven years with at least 14 home runs.
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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Here's what I did- my tips for using a Breadman bread machine with gluten-free flours:
After a minute or two of mixing, open the machine and scrape down the sides of the pan with a soft spatula to help incorporate he flour; I had to do this twice.
After the mixing/kneading cycle was finished (before the Rise cycle) I removed the paddle and with wet fingers pressed and smoothed the top to even out the shape.
I sprinkled a generous tablespoon of sesame seeds all over the top.
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If by some chance you find it's not quite done (it ought to be, but judging from comments I get everyone's bread machine experience is a bit different), or you like a crusty crust, place the naked loaf directly into the oven- on the center rack- and turn on the temp to 350ºF. You can bake it for another 10 minutes, but keep an eye on it. It should be firm to the touch and sound hollow if you tap it.
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Joe Biden Google Hangout full video: Gun control measures a top talking point in 'Fireside chat'
Assault weapons aren't needed, period. Not even in earthquakes. At least, that's what Vice President Joe Biden says.
Answering critics who say assault weapons would be useful as a last line of defense should a natural disaster result in chaos, Biden gave some advice Thursday in a discussion about gun control during a Google+ Hangout.
The vice president, known for his colorful, off-the-cuff remarks, said a double-barrel shotgun would be more practical in such a scenario, adding assault weapons are harder to handle for people unfamiliar with the firearms.
"It's harder to use an assault weapon to hit something than it is a shotgun, OK?" he said, as he mimicked holding a gun with both arms. "So if you want to keep people away in an earthquake, buy some shotgun shells."
Biden's comments came the same day Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein introduced her assault weapons ban bill, a piece of legislation with strong support from President Barack Obama. The president and vice president rolled out their own proposals to curb gun violence last week, and Biden will hit the road Friday to take the administration's case before the public in Richmond, Virginia.
Feinstein's measure would stop the sale, transfer, importation and manufacture of more than 100 specialty firearms and certain semi-automatic rifles.
Along with banning assault weapons, the administration and Feinstein also want to install a 10-round limit for magazines.
"I'm much less concerned quite frankly about what you'd call an assault weapon than I am about magazines and the number of rounds that can be held," Biden said.
One participant in the web discussion--who had initially asked the question about earthquakes--also followed up by asking whether a magazine cap would actually have an impact in a scenario such as the mass shooting at the Connecticut elementary school that left 26 dead, including 20 children.
Biden said that gunman, who had 30-round magazines, had to swap out "four or five times." If limited to 10 rounds, however, the vice president argued the gunman would have had to swap out 25 or 30 times.
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He also pointed to the gunmen in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting and the Tucson, Arizona shooting, both of whom had to pause because their magazines either ran out or jammed.
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BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (11/7/13) – The WKU Army ROTC program will conduct a 5K run, a wreath laying ceremony and Hall of Fame induction ceremony as part of its Veterans Day observance on Friday (Nov. 8).
The Hilltopper Battalion's fourth annual 5K Formation Run will begin with check-in at 6 a.m. and the run at 6:30 a.m. at Diddle Arena auxiliary gym. Race-day registration is $15; proceeds will benefit the 1LT Eric Yates Memorial Scholarship.
The ROTC wreath laying ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. at the Guthrie Bell Tower followed by the induction of Dr. James W. Miles into the ROTC Hall of Fame at 10:30 a.m. at the Stansbury Concourse on Diddle Arena's second floor.
Congressman Brett Guthrie will participate in the induction ceremony.
About this year's Hall of Fame inductee
Dr. James W. Miles, a native of Henderson and a 1940 WKU graduate, will be inducted in the ROTC Hall of Fame. Dr. Miles served in the U.S. Army from 1942 to 1962 and retired as a lieutenant colonel.
As a student, Dr. Miles was an active member of the Army ROTC program and was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant of Infantry upon graduation.
He was called to active duty in February 1942 and assigned as a platoon leader in the famed 327th Glider Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division. He landed on Utah Beach during the Normandy Invasion on D-Day, June 6, 1944. Participating in that landing earned him an Arrowhead Device on his European, African, and Middle Eastern Campaign Medal along with other campaign stars. He made a glider landing with the 101st in Holland on Sept. 17, 1944, and was awarded a bronze combat star on his Glider Badge. Three months later he was surrounded in Bastogne, Belgium, during the Battle of the Bulge where his regiment fought fiercely, earning the nickname of the Bastogne Bulldogs. The 101st Airborne Division bravely held their positions until rescued by General Patton's Third Army.
When his company commander and best friend was killed in action in January 1945, Dr. Miles as promoted to captain and elevated to the position of company commander. Later in the war, he was transferred to the 82d Airborne Division where he served again as a company commander in the 505th Parachute Infantry. For his wartime service, Dr. Miles earned the Combat Infantryman's Badge, two Bronze Star Medals, the Distinguished Unit Citation, the Glider Badge with combat star, the Belgian Forragere, and the Dutch Orange Order of Wilhelmin and several campaign medals. He was released from active duty on Aug. 17, 1945. He continued to serve as a citizen soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve with the 100th Training Division and Headquarters, Third U.S. Army rising to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He retired in 1962.
After his wartime service, Dr. Miles earned a master's degree and PhD in chemistry from the University of Illinois. He taught at the Louisville College of Pharmacy and at the University of Kentucky. The rest of his career in science was spent in public service at the Center for Disease Control and with the U.S. Public Health Service where he became a recognized expert in pesticide formulations and their effects on the environment. He authored two books and more than 70 scientific articles.
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— Mark Pope Francis down as an Internet optimist.
He declared his unambiguous support for the Web as a tool that brings humanity closer together in a papal statement Thursday.
"A culture of encounter demands that we be ready not only to give, but also to receive," Francis said. "Media can help us greatly in this, especially nowadays, when the networks of human communication have made unprecedented advances. The Internet, in particular, offers immense possibilities for encounter and solidarity.
"This is something truly good," he added. "A gift from God."
Francis certainly isn't the first pope to embrace technology. His predecessor, Pope Benedict XVI, was the first pope to use Twitter — and John Paul II lauded the Web in 2001.
But John Paul II was more plainly pragmatic in how he described the purpose of the Internet, which was not nearly as widely used in his later years as it is now. He spent his World Communications Day speech describing the Web less as a tool for unity and more as an instrument for spreading Christianity. "The Internet can offer magnificent opportunities for evangelization if used with competence and a clear awareness of its strengths and weaknesses," he said.
Francis undoubtedly has the same goal in mind, but he lives in an era when the Web and social technology is a given. This is a man who has shown he will speak to anyone, at any time, in any language.
"The desire for digital connectivity can have the effect of isolating us from our neighbors, from those closest to us," the papal statement said. "We should not overlook the fact that those who for whatever reason lack access to social media run the risk of being left behind. While these drawbacks are real, they do not justify rejecting social media; rather, they remind us that communication is ultimately a human rather than technological achievement."
Pope Francis' comments don't go as far as those of Pope Benedict in 2009.
That's when he came under fire for lifting the excommunication of a Holocaust-denying bishop, Richard Williamson, claimed ignorance of the man's past and then wrote this whopper:
"I have been told that consulting the information available on the internet would have made it possible to perceive the problem early on. I have learned the lesson that in the future in the Holy See we will have to pay greater attention to that source of news."
In reality the Vatican has for years — well before Francis — been debating how to modernize its communications.
It has long run large radio and TV operations but had a relatively small communications office for the world's largest faith organization. Reporters have been frustrated by a press office run by one, albeit friendly, Jesuit and press releases to global media released only in Italian.
In part because of the aforementioned debacle involving Bishop Williamson, efforts were stepped up.
In 2010, the Vatican spent $6 million to create a high-definition mobile television studio to better broadcast images of the pope. Around that time the Vatican also announced a partnership with Google to create a Vatican YouTube channel. Then in December 2012 it launched @pontifex, a Twitter feed that now has close to 10 million followers in at least six languages.
The rub is, the whole attitude was still "we go to the world. It wasn't we look into the world, it was the world comes to us," said Rocco Palmo, a well-known blogger on Vatican and U.S. church news. "Williamson was the bright line. This is a big learning curve for the whole church, which is hierarchical, it's not used to people talking back."
Palmo says Pope Benedict doesn't get credit for being the one under whom the Vatican began these discussions, in part because the German theologian never stopped being known for his quarter-century tenure as a doctrine enforcer (before he became pope).


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Reviews by JeffTheJuice:
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
01-10-2013 23:53:53 | More by JeffTheJuice
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5/5 rDev +17.1%
This gives IPA a new perspective it has a perfect balance of taste and isn't dry at all the citrus hits in many many levels great brew only bad side I cant find here in tx
08-19-2014 00:24:54 | More by IvanJ126
North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev -3.3%
Poured into a standard pint glass a hazed burnt orange with just a really well definded whitemgreat defintion here,it faded slowly into a frothy mass leaving two rings of lace behind as it did.Tropical fruits and some herbal notes in the nose,underlying caramel biscuit.Fresh overripe tropical fruit,some resin,and herbal hops are not in your face they just flow nicely together.There is a bigger sweetish malt base that holds firm to the hops till the end.A very well made IPA with the alcohol being well hidden,I could drink alot of this.
04-07-2011 22:49:25 | More by oberon
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
09-01-2014 02:05:58 | More by Bmm281
4/5 rDev -6.3%
05-22-2013 00:35:00 | More by DanGeo
4.4/5 rDev +3%
Finally, some Jai Alai - canned, of course. Pours a nearly copper, light-amber color with mild clarity - just a slight sheet of haze muddles the middle of the brew. Little, tiny, tiny bits of sediment circle around the beer; a cloudy, pillowing white head retains like a beast and leaves chunky-ass lacing along all edges of the glass, like a true champ.
The aroma is... Wow. Brilliant. Big-time fruit on the nose; huge bouts of tropical fruits - mango, papaya, tangerines, peaches, grapefruit, apricot... Smell this shit and tell me I'm wrong, I dare you. Not only do you get this wonderful cornucopia of fruit, you've got a nice bouquet of hops to fill in the edges. Pungent, wet, leafy, with a light, dank, weediness. This is the stuff dreams are made of. And Jai Alai, apparently.
The taste picks up right where the aroma leaves off - a fruit-fileld bitch slap to the tongue, complete with more mangos, pineapples, papayas, and oranges. And I'm talking some juicy-ass fruit, here. The kind that makes your mouth absolutely water. Authentic, ripe, and unadulterated in every sense of the word. Hops come to life even more so on the palate. Wet, pungent, oily, leafy, and I'm picking up some pine, too.
Bitterness is powerfully noticeable but not too sharp or harsh, not even close. It's perfectly balanced by the fruit and by the smaller helping hand of the malt; light bread and faint toasted caramel malts provide an extra "oomph" of sweetness, strictly for balance. It makes for such a soothing, drinkable bitterness. Finish is wet, grassy, juicy, fruity, etc... I could go on all day. Medium mouth feel and a medium-high level of carbonation.
Jai Alai. Blown away. There. I said it. This beer was fantastic, and it was much better than I was anticipating. I mean, I've heard good things about it, but I never thought it would be this good. Alcohol is seemingly absent, and 7.5% ABV isn't anything to scoff at. So goddamn drinkable and so goddamn tasty. Why don't they sell this in Michigan?
02-08-2013 04:59:26 | More by tectactoe
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
05-03-2014 17:23:41 | More by Hoppin_mad
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
Had both on tap and from the can. Pours hazy dark copper, nice glowing orange, with a one-finger, creamy, light-khaki head on top that just refused to settle. Fantastic retention on this one, with walls of lacing to match. Gorgeous IPA.
Nose blasts you with smooth, citrusy, tropical hops. Orangey, with quite a bit of mango mixed in, bit of grapefruit, but not too prickley - again, the keyword is smooth. The malt never really shows through of its own accord, although there is a gentle sweetness to the fruity hop bouquet that they may be at least partially responsible for. In any case, very nice nose on this one.
Taste is really nice. Again, smooth grapefruit, orange, and tropical fruit take center stage, with just a bit of astringent bite leading into the earthy, lightly prickly finish. Caramel body underneath provides a gentle sweetness that supports the fruity hop character perfectly, especially as the beer warms up a bit, never really emerging into the spotlight on its own, always in a supporting role. Finish is one last wave of richly sweet caramel and big tropical/orangey hops, before withdrawing and leaving a surprisingly light lingering bitterness on the palate. Beautifully executed.
Mouthfeel is dry, medium-full in body, with just a bit of astringency to complement the medium-light carbonation. Nicely put together, though not as stellar as the taste or smell.
Drinkability, however, is remarkable. The perfect level of bitterness on the finish, perfect balance of flavors that belie the 7.5% abv, making this one feel bigger than it is. Smooth and inviting. The only thing that could make this just a bit more fantastic would be if it were filtered but I won't let my likes get in the way of a great ale review.
03-11-2013 19:39:28 | More by ExtraStout
3.75/5 rDev -12.2%
Reviewed from notes written on 12/14/10. Thank you, zoso1967, for bringing the bottle from PA.
Jai Alai pours murky amber-orange into a large snifter, with about a 3/4 finger head that recedes and leaves a light beige haze, along with some big, clear bubbles. It is hard to see the carbonation trhough the murk, but the bubbles appear to be copious and fairly slow-moving. Lacing on the glass is lovely - very sticky and leaves blotches of all sizes and vertical, squiggly streaks.
The dominant smell is of caramel malt and some mustiness. A grassy and ever-so-slightly sweet citrus hop aroma also emanates from the glass. Sweet breads are another pronounced smell, and sneaking into the profile is just a hint of pine hops.
There is definitely more hop taste than I was expecting after smelling the beer, and, surprisingly, it is mainly a pine hop flavor. I feel like this IPA is backwards compared to most, in that I get a lot of the hop bitterness at the outset of the sip, followed by a coating, caramel malt and bready sweetness. The finish balances out with the malt flavor on the broad of my tongue and the pine, earth, and grass hops biting at the sides of my palate. Overall, this is an IPA that tilts in favor of sweet malts. The beer tastes good, but I am not sure of how fresh the bottle is.
The mouthfeel is creamy and full for an American IPA, which I enjoy. I miss the really biting grapefruit residual flavor that I like in IPAs, though. The carbonation is also quite low.
I would love to try this again, and I will certainly do so soon, as I am moving to the Tampa area in the near future. I may update this review after that. As it is, though, I found this to be too malt forward, which is not my favorite style of IPA
12-20-2010 00:54:43 | More by TCHopCraver
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
06-02-2012 23:48:02 | More by Zakk
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
11-27-2013 19:48:41 | More by jono0101
3.68/5 rDev -13.8%
Pours sunset amber with a fluffy, white head.
The aroma consists mostly of orange flower honey and it's a little vomity, sorry don't know how else to describe it.
The flavor is mostly floral hops, the malt backbone is solid, i'm just not sure that it's so good. It's a little too sweet and not so clean, not that it's bad, it just doesn't stack up with the best period
03-23-2010 06:06:09 | More by brownbeer
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
08-07-2013 21:26:55 | More by npala86
3.5/5 rDev -18%
11-22-2011 05:54:30 | More by Schlais
4.56/5 rDev +6.8%
Wow, this is a great canned IPA. Canned 10/16.
Pours a nice hazel-orange with almost no head (if you tilt pour!) and smells like spring time...flowers and fruits and rainbows (not the rainbows really). Tastes phenomenal. Really holds its own against other IPAs. Super smooth drinking, I wish I had a lot more of this! Would highly recommend, enjoy! Cheers
11-09-2013 22:07:15 | More by xVERITAS
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
06-14-2014 05:58:36 | More by Spaten454
4.5/5 rDev +5.4%
03-29-2014 18:40:48 | More by tbryan5
4/5 rDev -6.3%
12-12-2012 06:03:21 | More by J2L
4.92/5 rDev +15.2%
09-01-2014 03:01:38 | More by GameOfBeers
5/5 rDev +17.1%
01-15-2012 16:03:27 | More by Shakerman
4/5 rDev -6.3%
01-18-2012 21:49:12 | More by ricksrealm
4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
03-03-2014 20:32:43 | More by delaced21
4.75/5 rDev +11.2%
02-07-2014 11:14:26 | More by Krafty34
3.56/5 rDev -16.6%
08-24-2014 12:52:43 | More by HOITINK
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4.25/5 rDev -0.5%
07-01-2013 11:41:17 | More by SkiBum22
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The best part of it all, McCarver says, is knowing that his latest All-Star work is starting to feel like some of that early work again.
"The key to the [2003] game was strategy, and whenever in the past you talked about strategy, strategy wasn't used in the All-Star Game," McCarver said during a recent conference call with broadcast partner Joe Buck and FOX Sports president Ed Goren. "Last year, in our 15-minute meeting with [AL manager Mike] Scioscia before the game, he told us what he was going to do and he did it. And it held through. You don't know that's going to happen this year the same way, but I think the way Scioscia managed that game is going to have an effect on Joe [Torre] and Jack [McKeon] this year."
Buck, participating in his sixth All-Star broadcast, seconded that notion. Whether it was the fact that the winning league at the All-Star Game began winning World Series home-field advantage last year, or whether a 2002 tie in Milwaukee simply prompted stars to play with more urgency, Buck said that something certainly happened last year that he expects to carry over tonight at Minute Maid Park.
MLB.com asked members of Tuesday's FOX broadcasting crew for their favorite moments, and here were their responses:
Joe Buck: "The most exciting was the most recent, the [Hank] Blalock home run. Otherwise, it's the Sandy Alomar home run that he hit to put the AL on top while playing in his hometown of Cleveland [in 1997]."
Tim McCarver: "For me, an All-Star Game moment was when [Roger] Clemens started back in '86 in Houston, and it was a memorable game because Charlie Hough was pitching -- a knuckleballer pitching to a different catcher, [Boston's] Rich Gedman of the American League. Charlie threw a knuckleball and it got by him. I'll never forget that eighth inning because I was just putting myself in Gedman's shoes and trying to imagine catching a knuckleballer in an All-Star Game."
Ed Goren: "It's pretty tough for me top an All-Star Game moment that didn't take place during the game. It was the Ted Williams ceremony in Boston [in 1999], and the players reacting to this legendary Hall of Famer."
Jeanne Zelasko: "I admit it -- I'm a huge Tony Gywnn fan. So it's no surprise Gwynn is a part of my All-Star memories, and specifically the 1994 game in Pittsburgh. Watching Tony chug -- and I mean chug -- all the way home from second on a Moises Alou double. Gwynn scored the game-winning run, snapping the National League's losing skid.
"Tony was also a part of my second highlight. How can you not include Teddy Ballgame at Fenway? And Gwynn right by his side. I so enjoyed seeing two of the greatest hitters of our time side-by-side."
Goren added that the thing that sets Major League Baseball's All-Star Game apart from other such events is the fact that everyone has at least one favorite moment.
"If you ask people about their favorite memory," Goren said, "you could expand that to your favorite All-Star Game memory in any sport, and your top 10 list will end up being all baseball All-Star memories."
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"My fifth one felt different than any of the first four," Buck said. "There was more intensity, more reason to win. It's clearly the best All-Star Game of any of the major sports. Baseball always seems to take a back seat to football when they compare everything head-to-head, but it's the best All-Star Game.
"Every year you look at this and think, is this a baseball game or a TV show? It was made obvious to us all when there was a tie in Milwaukee. It just fizzled and everyone said, 'Nice try, we'll see you next year.' I like the change. Having gone through it a year, it felt a lot different and there was more intensity. I can remember who won the game. In the past -- the Milwaukee thing set aside -- I couldn't even tell you who won each year. It's more of a baseball game than a TV show because both are trying to win it and one will.
"I would call it the Ray Fosse Factor. I don't know that prior to last year -- and maybe I'm overstating the 'This Time It Counts' thing -- but I don't know that prior to last year you'd have a guy barreling over a catcher trying to score a run -- when guys seemed to care more and there was more pride in who won. Since FOX got involved in this, I think we got away from that, until last year. I think the players took it a little differently last year."
Goren agreed with Buck, saying that he believed the ratings reflected an increased passion for the outcome. Overall ratings for an All-Star Game these days can't be measured against the record rating of 1970, at a time when there were only three networks and a nation turned its lonely eyes to one station. But of 2003's game, Goren said, "Our viewers liked it, too. For the first time in the history of broadcasting the All-Star Game, our rating for the last hour of our broadcast was higher than at the beginning of the game. With something on the line, America stayed tuned to see who would get home-field advantage."
Tonight's FOX broadcast of the 75th Midsummer Classic will bring an extra treat for viewers with the introduction of three FOX Diamond-Cams that are planted in the infield dirt. One is right in front of the mound and the other two are positioned around the batter's box so that they each show an intimate view of the batter hitting from the right or left side. Moreover, anyone can see streaming video of the closeups during the game at MLB.com and MSN.com with the ability to select any of the three angles.
Goren was preparing a week earlier for another interesting twist. He said that FOX would ask National League catcher Mike Piazza to wear a microphone while catching, which would be especially interesting considering the storyline built around Piazza and his batterymate and former New York adversary, Roger Clemens.
"First off, Mike has already addressed the potential of catching Clemens in the All-Star Game," Goren explained. "I think that my feeling is, 'Do we address it?' Yes, but it's ancient history. Piazza has addressed it. I like to look ahead instead of dwelling on subjects. Two guys who are going to be Hall of Famers down the road. We've all talked about it. Will we mention it? We'll probably be forced to run some of that old video -- as if it hasn't been run enough. But to dwell on it, I don't think it buys you anything."
Buck added: "On top of that, there's not time to dwell on anything. We're not going to hold ourselves to a different standard than [other media]; it's a story, and it's part of the storyline of the ballgame. To me, I look at it as an opportunity for Clemens. If I were him, I would be thrilled in the way it worked out, because it gives him an opportunity to throw in to Piazza for a couple innings and then go in and shake his hand, and then we can all stop hyperventilating. But we have to cover it.
"I don't think you can expect us to not run the video of Piazza getting beaned or Clemens throwing the bat back. As Ed said, it is ancient history, but it's history that's relevant because of Clemens throwing to Piazza. I'm sure we'll show the video. I don't see how you can talk about the situation on TV without showing the video -- then you address it. You show all sides of it, including that the two are very classy guys in their own right. But I don't think we should be on a different standard than any other paper in the country.
As for other storylines that interest the crew, McCarver volunteered one that has flourished in Anaheim this summer. "Vladimir Guerrero," he said. "I know everybody in baseball knows about him, but I'm not too sure the fans really realize what he is about. He has had a chance to sport his wares in Southern California."
Jeanne Zelasko, who will co-host the pregame and postgame show for FOX along with Kevin Kennedy, said that two particular things intrigue her the most in this All-Star Game.
"First of all, this time around, everyone else is saying 'This time it counts,'" she said. "FOX took a lot of heat for promoting and supporting the format change last year, and suddenly in 2004 it's cool to say, 'This time it counts.'
"Second is the amount of Yankees involved, not that there's anything wrong with that. I just want to know what happened to all the people who complained about the pinstripe involvement in the years past. Come on, three Yankees were voted in as starters and Hideki Matsui was the 32nd man -- by vote. So, come on, get over it. The Yankees are loaded with All-Stars. Is this news? If you're good, you should be in Houston. I don't care what your uniform says. If you've got a problem with the outcome, there's an easy solution -- vote early and often next season. In the meantime, enjoy the talent, pinstriped and all."
Goren said he sees "multiple storylines" in this All-Star Game, and he offered two that stand out for him. "I think it's going to be memorable to have the living members of the 500 Home Run Club attending the festivities," he said. "And the ceremonial first pitch is going to be thrown by one Muhammad Ali, which I am certainly looking forward to."
McCarver was an NL All-Star catcher in 1966 and 1967, and he has become synonymous with All-Star broadcasting. But rather than talk about his own past, he looked toward the future of his own partner, the son of legendary broadcaster Jack Buck.
"Joe Buck's going to blow by all of us, I'll guarantee you that," McCarver said. "Joe's done six now and he's 35 right now. He'll blow right by all of us in this category and in the World Series category, too."
Mark Newman is enterprise editor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Be transported to exotic lands without ever leaving home, with images of extraordinary clarity and depth that surround the audience using the largest film format in existence. You can journey to the top of Mt. Everest or to the bottom of the ocean through a theater experience that transports you to the center of the action.
Featuring a giant screen measuring 8,000 square feet, the 300-seat Dr. Phillips CineDome projects films through a fisheye lens, creating an image that surrounds the audience and extends well beyond their peripheral vision. Each screening is an invitation for fun and discovery.
We utilize the largest format film in the world. It is commonly called 15/70. This means 15 perforations (horizontally) on a 70 mm print. This format is 10 times larger than a conventional film theater. IWERKS Entertainment in Burbank, California manufactured the projector.
Fun Facts
- The 15kW lamp operates at an internal temperature of up 6,000 degrees F, almost as hot as the sun.
- The film is so strong that it could pull a car.
- The film travels 5 ½ feet per second through the projector. 300 feet per minute.
- The projector runs at about 20 mph at full speed.
- The film projector weighs 2,300 lbs and goes 23 feet into the air.
- Large screen film cameras can only shoot for 90 seconds before they run out of film and a fully loaded camera weighs 60 lbs.
- All of our shows are presented in digital audio.
- There are 30 individual speakers located in 7 clusters.
20 September 2010
Posted in Dr. Phillips CineDome
The tornado is one of nature's most jaw-dropping, violent storms. With the mix of damaging hail, rain, lightning and of course devastating winds, towns can be flattened within seconds. Before thunderstorms get a chance to fully develop, a shift in wind direction and speed takes place. Air moves upward through the thunderstorm eventually tilting the invisible rotation from horizontal to vertical. These winds can hit up to 250 miles per hour if the conditions are favorable enough. One time a motel sign was swept up, carried 30 miles and dropped in an entirely different state!
Forces of Nature, our new giant screen film, provides an eye opening, breathtaking glimpse of the world's most destructive storms, explosive volcanoes and intense earthquakes. Come explore the chaotic, yet mystifying world of Mother Nature on our eight story, large-format screen. You'll be blown away!
Video courtesy of National Geographic


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