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MILWAUKEE -- What jockey Calvin Borel is to the Kentucky Derby, Sandy Guerrero could be to the State Farm Home Run Derby. At least that's what Kentucky-born Brewers outfielder Corey Hart is hoping.Hart has tabbed Guerrero, the hitting coach at the Brewers' Triple-A Nashville affiliate, to serve as his pitcher in Monday's Home Run Derby. Guerrero is a veteran of the event and helped fellow Brewers slugger Prince Fielder win it last year in St. Louis. "Maybe he can be my [Borel]," Hart said of Guerrero, his former manager at Double-A Huntsville. "He throws it straight, and he can throw it where he wants to throw it. He's one of those guys who you can tell where you want it, and it's right there nine times out of 10. He can find your swing." Hart has long enjoyed watching the Home Run Derby on television and took part in a Class A Minor League version of the event in 2002 in Wilmington, Del. "I only hit one home run, but that's OK because the winner only hit two before weather cut it short," Hart said. "We didn't get to pick our pitcher then, and the guy doing it was throwing nothing but hard cutters. It was unbelievable. I'm just excited to go out there and have fun with it next week." Hart was the event's first confirmed participant Sunday, and Major League Baseball announced five more Tuesday: the Cardinals' Matt Holliday from the National League, and the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera, the Yankees' Robinson Cano, the Red Sox's David Ortiz and the Blue Jays' Vernon Wells from the American League.
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MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers decided to play it safe with their ace right-hander Tuesday, when the team placed Yovani Gallardo on the 15-day disabled list with a left rib-cage strain and officially removed him from eligibility to participate in next week's All-Star Game.The injury bug bit Gallardo on Sunday in St. Louis, only hours after the 24-year-old was named to the National League All-Star team for the first time. He was examined Monday afternoon by head team physician William Raasch, who confirmed the strained oblique, and reported lingering tightness Tuesday. That's when the Brewers decided to place him on the DL. "Of course, I'm disappointed," Gallardo said. "Anytime you go on the DL, it's not a good thing. Being a starting pitcher, [the rib cage] is a tough area because you can only do so much. I'll take it easy this week, and hopefully it gets better." To replace Gallardo on the 25-man roster, the Brewers activated left-hander Doug Davis from the 15-day DL. Davis, who has been sidelined since he developed inflammation around his heart in mid-May, is scheduled to take Gallardo's spot in the starting rotation beginning Friday. Gallardo will be eligible for reinstatement beginning July 20. "I think we have to be very cautious with this," Brewers manager Ken Macha said. "The doctor will be in on Thursday again to take another look at him. If that thing tears, we're looking at six weeks, and I don't think we want that. ... Not only are you making a decision on what's best for Yo, but what's best for the team, too. We've invested a lot of money in the guy for the long haul, and we want to make sure he's OK and not create a bigger problem than the small one you have right now." Gallardo said he still plans to travel to Anaheim for All-Star festivities, even if he's unable to pitch. Major League Baseball will name a replacement in the coming days. "It's nothing major, which is a good thing," Gallardo said. "But I still have tightness in there, and the last thing you want to do is go out there and start and hurt it even more."
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MILWAUKEE -- After three costly errors in two days, the Brewers hope a couple of days off will help rookie shortstop Alcides Escobar get back on track defensively.
Following Monday night's 6-1 loss, Brewers manager Ken Macha said he planned to give Escobar two of the last six games off before the All-Star break. The Brewers manager confirmed Tuesday that those two would be Tuesday and Wednesday against the Giants.
With the days off for Escobar, the rookie got out early Tuesday afternoon, putting some extra defensive work in with bench coach Willie Randolph while also taking early batting practice with hitting coach Dale Sveum.
"I want to give him a couple days off here, let him clear his mind," Macha said. "You're breaking in these shortstops or second basemen. ... The game goes real fast here and it's a very extremely demanding and difficult position.
"You take a look at some of the great shortstops, they had a lot of errors in their rookie year. You've got to have patience with these guys."
Escobar entered Tuesday ranked second in the Major Leagues with 14 errors, six behind fellow rookie shortstop Ian Desmond, who had 20 errors in 75 games for the Nationals.
By comparison, Derek Jeter committed 22 errors over 156 games in 1996, when he was named American League Rookie of the Year. Escobar's fellow Venezuelan native, Omar Vizquel, committed 18 errors in 143 games as a rookie.
"You have to look at him and evaluate his hands, his arm and his range, and know that they're going to have some plays that they're going to screw up," Macha said. "I don't want it to get into his head that every play is like life and death."
While Macha does not want his rookie shortstop to be worried about every individual play, he added that with the three errors over the last two days being so costly, it did have some educational value for Escobar.
"It just so happened that the couple plays in the last couple days have been big factors in the games," Macha said. "That also lets him know what the gravity of that position is. There's a high demand on good defense at the shortstop position."
Worth noting
For the fifth annual "Cerveceros Day" on Saturday, the Brewers will take the field in jerseys with the traditional "Brewers" script replaced by the Spanish language translation, "Cerveceros." The Pirates will also participate and wear uniforms that say "Piratas." Beginning July 14 at noon CT, the commemorative uniforms will be auctioned off on brewers.com, with proceeds going to the Wisconsin Hispanic Scholarship Fund, the Phillip Arreola Scholarship Fund and the Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee Scholarship Fund. ... Class A Wisconsin right-hander Maverick Lasker and Double-A Huntsville second baseman Brett Lawrie were selected as Milwaukee's Minor League Pitcher and Player of the Month for June.
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I'm new to geocaching (a grand total of nine caches found in my account at geocaching.com), but not new to the realm of nerdom. I missed a lot of the scenery during family trips when I was a kid as my nose was usually stuck in a comic book. And a lot of nice afternoons after school were spent in front of the tv watching 'Star Trek' reruns.
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The more I thought about the line on the shirt, the more it hit me that what's drawn me to geocaching in recent weeks isn't the merger of technology and the outdoors (you need a smart phone or GPS device to participate), but rather the enthusiasm and adventure that eminates from my kids as we sneak around looking for a new cache.
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And most of all, there's the creativity that is involved in crafting many of the caches. Some are simply plastic bags or magnetic key holders filled with a log to sign. But some are works of art, built to match either natural or industrial surroundings. And some offer creative ways to share interests. There is a cache in Stevens Point filled with Polly Pocket toys waiting to be traded out, can a set of LEGO minifigure caches be far behind for the Otten family?
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Earlier this summer I decided to plan a family picnic in West Bend, my dad's hometown. I spent at least a week each summer as a kid in West Bend with my grandparents and the town has grown on me over the years.
More recently, West Bend has crowned itself the Geocaching Capital of the Midwest. This title is tough to dispute as the city is peppered with hundreds of caches. The family picnic I organized fell on the same weekend as West Bend's annual Cache Ba$h.
One of West Bend's most notable features is Regner Park. The park has a vintage baseball field and unique swimming pond, but it is the towering trees and streams which criss-cross the park which make it special. The park wasn't home to our picnic on Saturday, August 10 (we set up at Riverside Park, also beautiful), but was home to the Cache Ba$h.
We dropped in to the event on that Saturday afternoon following our picnic. We browsed the various vendors and picked up the little containers that we hope to hide the first of our own caches in. We even snagged a small, fake rock. Participating in the Cache Ba$h as a competitor was out of the question in 2013, but we could shop!
The highlight, along with the t-shirt, was a table along the side that featured a 'most creative cache contest.' The table featured a variety of unique designs, seen in the photos above. One cache was a large PVC tube built as puzzle solved through twisting (some caches are easy to find, but tough to open). One entry was a deer skull hollowed out to contain a cache. Another was a surveillance camera that was activated by motion. All were cool.
View more photos from West Bend's Cache Ba$h.
At one point during our visit to Cache Ba$h, my son pulled a carabiner out of a container, ready to make his purchase. The carabiner my son selected was one emblazoned with '700 caches found.' I encouraged him to grab one without writing and wait to buy that one until we reach the milestone.
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28 Years Ago Today.
Today is my anniversary, as of today I have been employed at the University of Mass, Amherst for 28 years. Where have these years gone? The place has gone through a lot of changes, all for the better, hmm not sure. Anyway my countdown to retirement has begun, you see I have the years but not the age, looking at maybe 6 more but you never know.
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Congrats on your 28th anniversary at UMass. Is the magic number 85 or so???
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Yes Joe, there are a bunch of us around trying to get that short timer clock to jump time
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Congrats Joe
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Hang in there Joe. Those six years will go by before you know it.
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Joe when the time comes it comes. No sooner and no later. I am retired over 27 years and I love it. When you go out remember what my Great Grand Father Mc Court said " Use it or Loose it" Keep busy and you will not know where the time went. The hurricane damage on Staten Island has kept me busy lately.
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Congratulations on the 28, and as you have noted, time flies, so wherever you are - take the time to enjoy the grandkids, they grow fast also (mine are now 23 and 26) but also include some time for simple things like actually smelling the roses and enjoying a freshly brewed cup of coffee. You'll look back six years from now and it will be like a flash. Yeah, and also, save, save, save, if ya can.
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Dag Joe, don't go wishing yourself older it will surely happen fast enough.
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Congrats, Joe. I'm sure the next six years will go quickly.
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Retiring as a young man , very nice Joe
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To determine if red blood cells (RBCs), white blood cells (WBCs), and platelets are normal in appearance and number, to distinguish between the different types of white blood cells and determine their relative percentages in the blood; a blood smear helps diagnose a range of deficiencies, diseases, and disorders involving blood cell production, function, and destruction; it may also be used to monitor cell production and cell maturity in diseases such as leukemia, during chemo/radiation therapy, and in the evaluation of different types of hemoglobins (hemoglobinopathies).
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When complete blood count (CBC) and/or automated WBC differential results are abnormal, a blood smear with a manual WBC differential is performed to determine the presence of and identification of abnormal or immature cells; a doctor may order a peripheral smear differential to evaluate many conditions that affect a patient's red and white blood cells.
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in your arm or by pricking a finger, ear or, in the case of an infant, a heel
Test Preparation Needed?
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
A blood smear is a drop of blood spread thinly onto a glass slide that is then treated with a special stain and examined under a microscope by a trained laboratorian. Blood consists of different types of cells suspended in the fluid portion (plasma), and a blood smear is a snapshot of the cells that are present in the blood at the time the sample is obtained. It allows for the evaluation of these cells, which include white blood cells (WBCs), red blood cells (RBCs, erythrocytes), and platelets (thrombocytes).These cell populations are produced and mature in the bone marrow and are eventually released into the bloodstream as needed. The white blood cell's main function is to fight infection, while RBCs carry oxygen to the tissues. Platelets are small cell fragments that are vital to proper blood clot formation. The number and type of each cell present in the blood is dynamic but is generally maintained by the body within specific ranges.
The drop of blood on the slide used for a blood smear contains millions of RBCs, thousands of WBCs, and hundreds of thousands of platelets. Under the microscope, the stained WBCs can be easily seen and the number and type of cells present can be estimated. One can compare their size, shape, and general appearance to the established appearance of "normal" cells. It is also possible to distinguish between the five different types of WBCs and to determine their relative percentages (manual differential). During this examination, one can also evaluate the size, shape, and color (indicators of hemoglobin content) of the RBCs (RBC morphology) and also estimate the number of platelets present.
A variety of diseases and conditions can affect the number and appearance of blood cells. Examination of the blood smear can be used to support findings from other tests and examinations. For example, red blood cells that appear larger and paler than normal may support other results that indicate a type of anemia. Similarly, the presence of white blood cells that are not fully mature may add to information from other tests to help make a diagnosis of infection, malignancy, or other conditions.
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained by inserting a needle into a vein in the arm or by pricking a finger, ear or, in the case of an infant, a heel.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed.
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Ratings: 9,529 | Reviews: 3,341 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by Ri0:
4.08/5 rDev -5.1%
poured 12oz bottle into snifter.
A - Dark coffee brown with a 2 finger light tan head. Great retention and chunky swaths of lacing. Not sure how it could look any better.
S - Roasted malts, bitter bakers chocolate, charred wood, and some light sweet notes of caramel and milk chocolate.
T - Starts off with a bitter roasted malt and bakers chocolate. There is some sweetness in the middle with milk chocolate and caramel, but the finish is more bitter, with coffee and charred wood.
M - Medium bodied with great carbonation, rich and smooth mouthfeel.
O - Solid shelf RIS, a real classic.
01-12-2013 16:40:17 | More by Ri0
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New Jersey
4.78/5 rDev +11.2%
Holy coffee-chocolate-licorice-flavor mother of god -- this one is big indeed. Nice deep black color. Medium head. (Hint of cat pee aroma not so great but easy enough to look past). 1st one and certainly not my last. i was going to try and float a pils on top but that would just f-it up.
Like a good Guinness on steroids.
07-19-2014 02:05:45 | More by popopine
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +0.7%
I have to say this is the best imperial stout I have had so far,pours a deep borwn but not quite black with a light almond colored head,aroma is burnt with some rasin notes.The taste is a bombshell very buttery and rum-like with some light earthy tones,love the butteriness of this beer along with the rum flavor.A real complex brew that is pretty easy to drink for the alcohol content,what a real nice beer.
12-03-2003 02:42:18 | More by oberon
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
06-19-2013 01:45:15 | More by IronCity1822
4.39/5 rDev +2.1%
Poured into a pint glass from a 12 oz bottle.
Appearance: Dark. Dark as my soul, one could say. Big brown head that lingers. This beer looks like it means business.
Smell: Definite coffee smell to it with some dark chocolate. Malty, too.
Taste: Hmm. Chocolatey more than coffee. A little bit boozy.
Mouthfeel: Based on the appearance and smell, I would have expected this to linger a little more in my mouth between sips. That said, it's plenty tasty so I'm not complaining. Really, I'm not. Especially as it makes me drink more of it to write this review. I'd agree with the "dry" finish that others have mentioned.
Overall: Yeah, I think I'll be adding this to my "standards." Get some of this cellared and see what happens. Based on what I've read from others who cellared, it should age very nicely. I'm excited.
09-29-2013 22:57:39 | More by don1481
4.45/5 rDev +3.5%
Appearance The solid black body was covered quickly with a beautiful, brown head that left a little lacing on the glass.
Smell Big espresso bean aroma with mature malts and sticky molasses.
Taste More espresso and a dash of chocolate mix well with the burnt malty base. I would have liked to have tasted a little more sweetness at the finish (the molasses smell was a tease), but thats splitting hairs. This is an excellent stout.
Mouthfeel Creamy smooth with little carbonation. This one travels through the mouth quite well.
Drinkability IIf you like stout, youll like this offering from North Coast. I could suck these down all night.
08-18-2003 02:08:42 | More by RoyalT
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
02-17-2012 01:18:41 | More by aszatk01
Newfoundland (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
09-29-2013 11:51:26 | More by cam477
4/5 rDev -7%
Dark Brown.
Thin, minimal dark tan head.
Nice carbonation. Crisp, not smooth.
Strong bite, probably from high abs but its not a lingering bite, more like a quick snap.
It tastes like an Imp. Stout should with a nutty coffee with a few raisons tossed in for good measure.
Good Body.
Nothing particularly impressive but all in all solid.
Very drinkable for such a high ABV.
08-18-2005 21:31:50 | More by DaPeculierDane
4/5 rDev -7%
05-18-2013 20:01:52 | More by DanGeo
4.33/5 rDev +0.7%
A - Darkest eggplant. Beautiful. Deep. Smooth. Had to take a picture, for the case this was some lucky strike.
S - man... tons of different smells, but very elegant. Slightly hoppy, nuts, slightly roasted malt
T - exactly what you would expect from a Stout. Again, elegancy is the word. Very reach, decently bitter aftertaste, roasted coffee beans, deep malts. Rich, dark, and yet - not aggressive.
M - did I mention elegancy yet....?
Overall - awesome. Stouts are not my cup of roasted coffee, but this one is must have option in my cabinet, for winter night, standalone drink, when you feel like a little taste of the dark side.
Can`t wait to try this one off the tap!
10-08-2013 00:16:16 | More by yauri
4.26/5 rDev -0.9%
Pours a shade of black, barely dark brown around the very top and edges of the beer - looks super viscous and thick as hell. Leather-tan head, super thick with little fine bubbles; great definition and nice retention.
The chocolate aroma is noticeable even before putting your nose to the glass. Huge bouts of unsweetened, dark cocoa beans and bittersweet, black coffee/espresso beans as a secondary note. Big-time roasted malt aromas fill your head, leaving a silky smooth and buttery feeling before even taking a sip.
First sip, chocolate amasses on the palate to a huge degree; dense and deep - not like a milk chocolate bar, more like a less-sweet version of dark chocolate, raw cocoa beans, dry cocoa powder. The chocolate gives way fairly quickly to a charred, woody, nutty flavor; oak and nuts, just toasted to hell and burnt to a crisp. Some slightly bitter coffee is in the background, maybe more like espresso - very strong, deep, rich, and dense.
The woody flavor lasts until the end and even begins to take on a smokey character after a bit. A few seconds before the final moments of the sip, the bitterness of the hops start to come alive, and are very noticeable here, unlike many RIS's where the hops are almost nowhere to be seen. They take on a very herbal, leafy, and grassy profile, playing hand-in-hand with the bitterness from the unsweetened cocoa and coffee flavors earlier.
The bitterness from the hops grows and fades out - the aftertaste is a combination of the herbal burn, charred and smokey wood, slight tobacco, and an overall roasted-character finish. Overall, a very dry, bitter, and nearly harsh finish which is supported by some underlying sweetness from the malt. Alcohol warmth is notable at seemingly random times, but never impedes or distracts. Thick and creamy body, silky smooth, robust, and rich. Medium carbonation, slightly higher than many other RIS's.
Wow, a truly complex beer, and very true to it's style. This RIS is unique enough to stand out and that's what has allowed it to make a name for itself. Nice, noticeable bitterness and herbal hop presence which goes unnoticed in so many brews of this style - very refreshing for a change of pace. Slow sipper at 9.0% ABV, but the alcohol plays well with the palate and never gets overbearing. Bottom line: if you like RIS's - stock up on this.
11-28-2012 12:43:30 | More by tectactoe
3.98/5 rDev -7.4%
Serving date: 2009-01-16. Served in snifter.
Presentation: 355 ml bottle with nice, and quite freaky, artwork on the label: A picture of one of history's most enigmatic and mythical persons, Grigorij Rasputin, surrounded by a quote in Russian (haven't been able to figure out what it says, though).
Appearance: The pour is jet-black with a 2 cm brown head that settles rather quickly, leaving a brown coat over the beer. Small but thick lacings sticks to the glass. I love how the beer reacts when I swirl the glass, it just keeps reproducing a small but dense coat of brown foam.
Smell: A very prominent character of roasted barley. Aromas of coffee and dark chocolate are there as well. The smell is slightly bitter as well. Overall, this one has a rather sharp and robust profile, regarding smell.
Taste: A big and bold taste of roasted barley is coupled with bitter chocolate and notes of coffee. Some sweet flavors are present to. It has a significant hop character, with a nice and sweet malty background. The finish is a nice mixture of bitter hops and sweet chocolate. It hides the alcohol very well, considering its strength.
Mouthfeel: Smooth, full-bodied and medium carbonation.
Drinkability: This is one big imperial stout. A very good beer with a powerful and aggressive profile, pleasant aromas and nicely balanced flavors. Highly recommended.
01-19-2009 01:12:24 | More by ricke
4.08/5 rDev -5.1%
Holy smokes this is a nice stout! Poured brownish-black in color with a small dark tan head. A mellow alcohol and fruity notes make a soft aroma. This is one full-bodied stout starting with roasted coffee and creamy malt flavors. Very smooth overall and the alcohol isn't as apparent in the taste as in the aroma. At 9% this is very drinkable on this cold rainy afternoon. If not for a lingering bitter aftertaste I would have rated it higher.
03-29-2011 01:52:28 | More by ExtraStout
4/5 rDev -7%
04-25-2012 13:04:23 | More by DavyJones
4.97/5 rDev +15.6%
Just finished my second 12 oz bottle of this and DAMN is that good. Most of my experience with beer has been with Belgian strong Ales, in particular all of the Trappist beers along with similar Belgian brands and American beers in the Belgian style. My two favorite beers are Rochefort 10 and St Bernardus 12. In recent years I've been trying different Stouts and Porters and, although I don't have tremendous experience with them yet, I'm quickly discovering the world of flavors out there that go beyond the various dark fruits and assorted sugars that accompany your typical Dubbles, Triples and Quadruples.
A fellow shopper at the market recommended Old Rasputin Imperial Stout to me and I've been blown away by how something so roasted and bitter can at the same time be sweet and smooth. From the get go this beer is thick, viscous, and oily, not that that's to it's detriment. In fact the wonderful chewiness just hooks you into discovering the many wonderful facets of the beer. Immediately you taste the full intensity of the coffee, toffee, roasted malts and baker's chocolate it has. There's a burnt quality to the malt that, along with providing a pleasant bitterness, also includes the required sweetness that is reminiscent of a burnt s'mores marshmallow rather than anything unpleasant. Then there's the coffee flavor. I tend to drink really dark, black coffee and this beer has loads of that toasty, smokey and bitter flavor that I cherish. Finally there's the great Christmas toffee and dark chocolate flavors that blend seamlessly with the sweetness and bitterness of the other flavors and tie everything together nicely.
Also quite remarkable it this beer's head, which is truly like a silky pillow. I can easily say that the foam tasted and felt in my mouth like a liquid marshmallow. I've never had a beer whose head was that silky, smooth, and sweet. I couldn't believe it was beer foam.
In the short amount of time I've been exploring Imperial Stouts I can easily say that this the best I've come across so far. I'm happy to give it my highest recommendation.
10-03-2011 21:24:38 | More by TrapFan11
4.08/5 rDev -5.1%
I love stouts and porters so for a 9% Stout, it was pretty good.
Nice dark black with a tan head. Aroma not too overpowering. Not too thick.
The high alc isn't overpowering.
This was highly recommended by Jim the Beerguy at Chan's Wine World in Destin.
Only had 2 4 pks left, so I grabbed them.
I will buy this again when I get outside MS.
08-05-2008 02:14:01 | More by haygood
3.98/5 rDev -7.4%
Reviewed from notes written on 11/28/10.
Rasputin has the prototypical RIS look. The body has a deep black hue with a slight mocha-brown tint. A dense dark khaki to mocha head sits at a one-finger hight above that body. The head takes a while to fade and leaves a cloudy and bubbly, full-covering film of froth. The lacing is phenomenal - sticky, sizzling with carbonation, substantial, and sexy.
Roasted malts with a bit of a nutty tinge tickle my nostrils at first whiff. Behind those scents lie a hearty acidic coffee aroma, and just a hint of dark chocolate. Very subtle notes of plum and blackberry also infiltrate my nose.
The bitter flavors of the roasted malt, coffee, nuttiness, and a slight hop presence zap the tip of my tongue and sides of my mouth, while the deeper flavor of plum and dark chocolate massage the fat of my tongue. I've had this beer several times prior to reviewing, and I don't remember it being this roasty and bitter. Perhaps this bottle is really fresh and the roasted malt and hops haven't mellowed out yet. The roasty-ness and bitterness do outweigh the deep, coating sweet flavors in this bottle, for sure, and it is to the overall detriment of the taste.
The feel in my mouth is puckering and coating at the same time. It is a pretty medium to full feel on the broad of my tongue with a crisp and biting, cleansing feeling on the sides of my palate. This has got to be a really fresh bottle, as I think there is a huge bittering hop presence.
The drinkability of this bottle is tough to rate for me because I know I've had Rasputin before when it has been much less bitter and more drinkable. I think I need to start a campaign for all breweries to label when the beer was bottled. I have had too many disappointing bottles of beer because there is no bottling date on the label. For me, this was too roasty and hoppy, but I have had Rasputin when it is not that way. What's a beer drinker to do?
12-13-2010 22:34:30 | More by TCHopCraver
4/5 rDev -7%
09-13-2013 01:25:16 | More by OhioBobcat
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A: A black beer with a cream, persistent light brown head that leave lacing on the glass.
S: The strong, rich aroma of dark roasted grains and unsweetened chocolate dominate the aroma with and underling aroma of prunes and alcohol. There is a moderate citrus hops aroma.
T: Again a rich roasted malt and alcohol dominate backed up by flavors of roasted coffee beans, bittersweet chocolate and a dark fruity ester mainly of plums. There is a moderate hop bitterness with the balance being bitter and roasted. There is some malt sweetness mid-palate but it is overtaken by a hops and dark grain bitterness with unsweetened chocolate and roastiness lingering into the aftertaste.
M: A silk, smooth and creamy full bodied beer with moderately-light carbonation. There isn't as much warmth as the nose suggests but it is definitely there.
O: Dessert in a glass at least for me it is but there isn't much sweetness which suits me fine. A beer that highlights dark, rich roasted malt, alcohol with hints of chocolate and coffee.
09-11-2012 01:32:59 | More by MadScientist
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06-02-2012 23:09:50 | More by Zakk
4.25/5 rDev -1.2%
05-18-2013 16:00:46 | More by jono0101
4.38/5 rDev +1.9%
A- Pours an ideal black color with a thick, creamy brown head.
S- Heavily roasted coffee, toasted oak, and a piney hoppiness. The hoppiness comes as somewhat of a suprise, although pleasant.
T&M- Full bodied from the start. Soft carbonation blends very well with the smokey burnt grain and piney hop bitterness and, in turn, hides the alcohol very well.
There's alot of hype around barrel aged stouts right now. This showcases the fact that you can have a really well made, accessible, RIS without all the hype.
11-13-2009 04:19:01 | More by brownbeer
4.63/5 rDev +7.7%
A hard pour of Old Rasputin produces two fingers of curiously striped head with a two-tone fade that prety-much is the same color as the white and tan parts of espresso froth. Disappointingly, the show is over in a few seconds and I am left with only a thing ring around the glass, with minimal strings of lace. The nose is spicy hop, earthy chocolate, coacoa, just a little coffee, dark brown sugar, molasses, and fig or date. Very little roasted aroma.
This beer is suprisingly light on the palate. I would describe it as a creamy blend of coffee, sweet milk chocolate, roasted grain, and then just a touch of roasted bitter that makes way for a little suprise. There is a twang of tart rasberry flavor in the finish. A very subtle molasses flavor shows itself as the beer warms. The aftertaste leaves a very gentle, lingering roastiness mixed with alcohol warmth. This is a very smooth and layered beer.
The artful blending of flavors makes reviewing it kind of a chore because it is difficult to dissect exactly what you taste, and it is so smooth you just want to gulp it down. In fact if I have one complaint of this brew, it is that for an Imperial Stout it is almost a little too smooth, lacking a certain "oomph" factor on the palate. All this combined with creamy, silky-smooth mouthfeel make this a dangerously drinkable Imp. Stout, and it would be all to easy to end up smashed, knocking these back like nothing.
12-03-2006 18:56:42 | More by JudgeRoughneck
4.5/5 rDev +4.7%
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In the U.S., Black Grouper are found from Massachusetts to Texas but the majority of Black Grouper are caught in South Florida.
Black Grouper can grow to 220 lbs. and change sex from female to male after 15 years. They are at a healthy abundance level.
Black grouper are caught using handlines and bottom longlines, which typically cause a moderate amount of damage to bottom habitat and catch some species of concern, including other depleted grouper species. New management measures that will reduce interactions with sea turtles and other protected species have recently been put into place.
Full species report here.
Full Seafood Watch species report here.
This fish may have high levels of mercury that could pose a health risk to adults and children. More info here about mercury in grouper. Check out our mercury in seafood section.


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St. Louis Rams
Austin Pettis - #18 - WR
|6' 3"/ 207 lbs.
|Anaheim, CA
|Boise State
|Years played
|2011, 3rd round, 14th pick by Rams
Rams sign S Mikell
Quintin Mikell was cut by one team and agreed to terms with another on Tuesday, although neither move will be official until Friday.
NFL releases complete 2011 preseason schedule
The NFL released the official 2011 preseason schedule on Tuesday, finalizing times and dates for all 64 games.
Hall of Fame game canceled
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced Thursday that the 2011 Hall of Fame game between the Bears and Rams has been canceled.
If timeline holds, play the Hall of Fame game
If the lockout ends in the coming days, and the Bears and Rams can report to camp next week, PFW's Kevin Fishbain says the Hall of Fame game should be played.
NFL: Hall of Fame game has not been canceled
The NFL refuted a report by the Chicago Sun-Times and said the Aug. 7 Hall of Fame game between the Bears and Rams is still scheduled to be played.
Rams could be considering familiar free-agent faces
After benefiting from the addition last season of DT Fred Robbins, we hear the Rams could be on the prowl for more familiar veteran free-agent defenders this offseason.
Rams announce their camp will be at home facility
The Rams have announced that they will hold their training camp in St. Louis at their home facility instead of going to a college campus, the fourth team to do so as a result of the lockout.
Rams LB Vobora best-suited as spot starter
We hear Rams OLB David Vobora, who recently was awarded $5.4 million in a lawsuit, is more likely to be a spot starter and key special-teams player in 2011 than the starting weak-side 'backer.
NFC West best bets to break through in 2011
PFW identifies four players from the NFC West who are ready for coming-out parties in 2011 (clockwise from left) — Dan Williams, Bradley Fletcher, Russell Okung and Anthony Davis.
NFC West's top 40 players
Doing his best Casey Kasem imitation, PFW executive editor Dan Arkush takes a stab at identifying the NFC West's top 40 players, regardless of position.
Readers think Jaguars most likely to move to L.A.
Readers believe that the Jaguars will be leaving Jacksonville and heading to the West Coast after responding to the poll question, "Which NFL franchise is most likely to move to Los Angeles."
Giants can't be stunned by Umenyiora unhappiness
The on-again, off-again relationship between the Giants and DE Osi Umenyiora hit another snag with the news that Umenyiora said GM Jerry Reese lied to him about his contract.
Rams DE Hall expected to put Quinn under wing
The way we hear it, the Rams wouldn't mind at all if first-round rookie Robert Quinn and 11-year veteran James Hall become attached at the hip — both on and off the field.
AEG CEO talks to five teams about move to L.A.
Tim Leiweke, CEO of the group trying to build a stadium in downtown Los Angeles, has spoken with representatives of the Vikings, Chargers, Raiders, Rams and Jaguars about the proposed venue.
Ex-Giants WR Burress released from jail
After serving 20 months of a two-year sentence stemming from a gun incident at a Manhattan nightclub in late November of 2008, Plaxico Burress is being released from prison Monday.
Pettis has been suspended four games for violating the NFL's performance-enhancing substances policy.||||||| The rookie played in 12 games, catching 27 balls for 256 yards and no touchdowns.
Pettis had four catches for 32 yards in a 17-10 loss to Washington on Sunday.||||||| Pettis tied a team high for catches as the unknown was a factor with the Rams down to the bare minimum as far as receiving options.


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My birthday will end just as the big sparkly ball makes its yearly ascent to the top of the pole. It was late December back in '63 when I poked my head out to look around and I decided to stay.
Having a birthday side-by-side with the New Year makes the magnifying glass just a bit thicker. It's like waving goodbye and hello while adding a spritz of immortality to the champagne. You run a little faster to put as much time between the two as possible.
If life is a continuous loop of lessons and tribulations, the past year has made me dizzy. But with each event has come a new discovery — an increased awareness — a forgotten appreciation for the simplest of life's offerings.
And while I promise not to take you on a tour of the remaining rooms in my home, maybe you'll find some parallels from your own lives and know that there are others who can appreciate and sympathize with you.
In a period of a couple of days, my daughter and son-in-law learned that he had a complicated form of cancer and that she was pregnant with their first child. What followed was an amazing display of support and generosity. Family, friends and community came out to help. You know those friends on Facebook who LIKE your comments sometimes? Well, never underestimate their level of concern. Never doubt the people you serve with on local boards and booster clubs. Or those you always assumed were only watching from afar.
When you are a 5'11", 230 lb. high school freshman, it's tough to hide. It's even harder when some of your football coaches are also wrestling coaches. The Boy had told me he was NOT going to wrestle. He didn't like it and he never would. Unlike his father, he doesn't seek out attention. I knew wresting didn't appeal to him because it was an individual sport. It would be just him alone on a mat with an opponent. He'd been a pitcher in the past alone on the mound. But even then most parents have their eyes on their own kids.
I didn't push him either way. He's quiet but he can also be stubborn. I was shocked when he emerged from the comfort of his post-football season cocoon two weeks later. I'm still not sure whether it was an ambush or he was a willing participant. After a week of practice he won his first match — a 31-second pin.
I overcame a couple of my own fears — too embarrassing to write about in front of the entire Internet — and even more so because I couldn't get past the third one. Not sure if I ever can. Someone told me that we all have limitations although I've seen people who seem to smash that theory to pieces.
My dad has limitations. He's been in a wheelchair since an accident almost 20 years ago. He's been in the hospital for a couple of months. It's the second time in three years that he's needed an extended stay to recover from an infection. His focus is always the same: Get better so that he doesn't miss another of his grandchildren's events. He'll be home for the New Year.
I can't close my last column of 2012 without a mention of the Newtown tragedies, yet I have nothing new or insightful to add to what's been written already in the past couple of weeks. I can only try to improve on how I move forward and how I handle certain relationships badly in need of repair.
If you've ever spent time on a frozen lake you know about pressure cracks. Basically they occur when the ice expands to a point where it has no place to go, so it separates, and shifts, leaving a gap at the surface. No matter how many times you've experienced them they can be a little unnerving.
Sometimes one crack will ripple for as far as you can see and I've even had them travel right between my feet. Most people won't leave the lake altogether. Lakes are big. There's always smoother ice somewhere close by.
You can live with the nicks, the cracks, and the gaps or move along and find another place to continue your activity. Some will repair the ice — fill in the cracks and gaps with a little snow and touch it up with a sprinkling of water.
May you and yours have a Happy New Year filled with love and good health. And don't let those pressure cracks get in the way of an important relationship.