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4.43/5 rDev +6.2%
From a 22 oz into a snifter. 2012 batch.
A-The beer had a red (cranberry?) color with a khaki, one-plus finger of head. The head was slow to fade and pretty thick. It left nice lacing on the glass. The beer was mostly clear.
S-There is a nice, thick, hoppy smell of pine and resinous fruit (grapefruit and pineapple). The fruits were overlain with a nice, syrupy caramel malt note. A little alcohol spice was also present.
T-Taste was sticky, dank, (I hate that word) and hoppy, and quite bitter up front. I got pine and green peppercorn and just a touch of tropical fruit. The malty caramel character is present, but is mostly canceled out by the hot, spicy hops that also pick up strength from the alcohol as the beer warms. A little wild and arrogant for sure.
M-Medium to heavier bodied with an oily and slick feel. The carbonation is mild and fine.
O-I liked this brew quite a bit, more than standard Bastard, but there was a lot going on. I noticed the Oaked Bastard, but was surprised by how the hop characteristics made the beer feel almost IIPA at times. Maybe this brew was a little rough and tumble, but it paired perfectly with the pizza I was eating.
11-20-2012 03:23:32 | More by spoony
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4.33/5 rDev +3.8%
9.20% abv?Mine says 8.5%,anyways it dont matter.Poured into an imperial nonic a deep rich dark bronze with tight formed one finger slight off white head that left one solid ring of lace behind as it settled.A great mix of juicy fruit malt,brown sugar,and a heavy dose of resiny hop,just how I like a good strong ale to be.Flavors are cakey,and fruity at the onset with big resiny hops in the finish,I love the hop profile goin on here.This is my favorite style of beer so I may be a bit bias here,love the hops!
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11-25-2010 18:39:27 | More by oberon
New York
4.23/5 rDev +1.4%
A: A medium-dark copper with good clarity. The persistent head forms a good stand of rocky light tan bubbles that leave a sticky lacing on the side of the glass.
S: A heady, strong bouquet of tropical and citrus hops aromas with pineapple and lemon being the dominate notes with supporting mango and orange. There is a bit of an herbaceous, grassy note from dry hopping. The malt adds a moderately-light, clean sweet note.
T: Aggressive hops bitterness dominates with an equally supportive malt bill that brings a light caramel, a bit of dry grain and clean sweetness. There is a good amount of hops flavor with the pineapple and lemon still take the lead with a bit more pine than in the nose followed by some orange. The balance is very bitter but the malt sweetness is still very apparent. The alcohol bring a light sweetness towards the off-dry finish with a lingering citrus peel-like bitterness.
M: A lightly creamy, slightly more than medium bodied beer with moderate carbonation. There is light alcohol warmth and a slight tingle on the palate.
O: Lucky Bastard indeed, at least for any self described hopheads! This beer is an outstanding, huge West Coast tropical/citrus hop bomb.
12-31-2012 01:49:40 | More by MadScientist
5/5 rDev +19.9%
Awesome auburn pour topped with a frothy and dense head that follows the brew all the way to the bottom of the glass with a heavy sitcky lace. The sweet and sour hop aromas are distinct but the flavor harps more on the bitter hop character rather than on any overwhelming sweetness. The medium body and lack of syrupy slick often found in these high hop/resin beers. The alcohol provides plenty of heat making this brew a nice winter warmer and over all a very very pleasant drink, holiday or otherwise.
12-15-2010 00:32:14 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
03-11-2013 13:22:36 | More by tbryan5
4/5 rDev -4.1%
On tap at The Lion's Pride.
In a pint glass the beer was a dark amber color with a pretty large tan head that left some sticky lacing.
Hoppy aroma, sweet malt, alcohol.
The oak definitely came through more in the taste. Sweet, bready, blast of herbal hops.
A smooth beer.
Easy to drink. A good way to start off a visit with my mother.
12-19-2010 15:49:47 | More by lordofthewiens
4.58/5 rDev +9.8%
I tried this when it first came out and was impressed enough to buy another but not overwhelmed. Didn't review it. Forgot about it. Until now.
What a difference the second time around! This beer is not for aging but the lying around in the beer fridge didn't hurt it one bit.
Poured into my 21st Amendment chalice.
A - Dark cherry/amber. Beautiful lace. A gorgeous beer.
S - A good prelude to what's to come. Caramel dominates.
T - Caramel with piny hop undertones (some smoke?) offer exceptional tasting experience. Close to a 5 but not quite. Going with 4.5.
M - This beer is so much fun. There is absolutely nothing lacking in the feeling left behind from each taste. Caramel and pine left behind make this a thoroughly enjoyable beer.
O - 'nuf said already. I don't suppose this beer is still available. If I do happen to see one, it will be mine.
04-05-2011 21:46:19 | More by NWer
4.43/5 rDev +6.2%
A: Copper/Ruby color with a light, tan, one-finger head. Great lacing.
S: I love the floral, citrus, and oak notes here - well done. Very complex.
T: Bitter hops and sweet caramel malt start it off with a mid-section of citrus hop flavor. Finishes dry with notes of oak and hop bitterness.
M: Medium mouthfeel and a mild carbonation. Coats well.
D: Ordered this ON TAP at the Iron Abbey in Horsham, PA. The keg kicked after my pour - I truly am a Lukcy Basartd!! That said, I wanted another, but sadly they removed the tap handle. :-(
If you see this - grab it! It's definitely worthy!
03-23-2011 01:17:14 | More by BlitzShadow
New York
4.5/5 rDev +7.9%
12-30-2012 16:57:51 | More by csmartin6
4.03/5 rDev -3.4%
Pours a deep red with three fingers of pillowy, persistent foam; head leaves a nice trail of lacing behind.
The first smell to come through is citrus hops, with a bit of pine thrown in as well. Then comes a slightly sweet scent of caramel malts and very faint hints of oak. Smells very good.
Taste is similar to smell. The hops dominate initially, followed by the malts. Like most stone beers, no real attempt to hide the alcohol, which provides a nice warming feeling, but isn't overwhelming. Oak is clearly present as well. Leaves a lingering strong bitterness.
This is very smooth, with a medium mouthfeel.
Very drinkable for the abv and the persistent bitterness of the hops. I would like to see this one come back.
02-18-2011 01:00:29 | More by warnerry
New York
4.53/5 rDev +8.6%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 1pt. 6oz bottle into a tulip glass. The label lists the abv at 9.2% and there is no date.
Appearance: From the pour I got a tall tan head on top of a deep crimson red body. The head is long lasting and makes lots of lacing on the glass.
Smell: There are deep bitter herbal and resin like pine hop notes over a sweet lightly toasted and caramel like maltiness.
Taste/Palate: The flavor has a deep hop character with resin like pine notes along with some herbal and bitter orange oily notes. This all sets up on a sweet brown sugary and toffee like malty backbone. It also has a very slight hint of earthy woody oak. This adds another nice layer of subtle complexity. The finish has a pleasant hop bitter linger that just hangs on long enough to be interesting and note over stay its welcome. On the palate the mouth feel is medium to full with a slightly oily yet sticky feel and the carbonation is soft but still active.
Notes: To start with all the beers that were blended here are excellent on there own. Blended together they work well with each other and other a new excellent and complex beer.
02-17-2011 17:20:08 | More by generallee
4/5 rDev -4.1%
02-26-2013 03:52:02 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4.25/5 rDev +1.9%
12-18-2012 05:10:55 | More by TimoP
4.18/5 rDev +0.2%
The bomber pours a great looking beer, a clear reddish copper body with a medium sized creamy tan head that has excellent retention and leaves lavish sticky lacing.
Aroma has a lot of oaky vanilla, edged by citrusy grapefruit and orange notes. Plenty of caramel is also noted, along with pine and grassy hops. Typical Stone aromas with oak aging.
Nice mouthfeel is very creamy and full bodied. Subtle medium carbonation.
Taste has a base of oaky vanilla and caramel that supports a bold hoppiness. Pine and grassy bitterness is softened by pink grapefruit and orange marmalade notes. Alcohol is adeptly hidden. Finishes with a lasting citrus rind bitterness.
I get more of an Oaked Bastard impression than Double Bastard. Lots of vanilla oak tones in this one. Enjoyable and complex.
03-20-2011 01:39:56 | More by merlin48
New York
4.22/5 rDev +1.2%
22 ounce bomber, $7.99 @ DeCicco's in Ardsley, NY.
Pours dark amber, murky, mocha head, thick and dense, stays for a bit at the 1/4 inch level, flows to a frothy film and leaves respectable elongated blobs of lace. Malted up nose, with some hoppy undertones.
Flavorful and highly enjoyable brew. I'm a major fan of all three of the root beers that flow together to make this one, so no suprise that I'm loving it.
Big and bold, agressive and assertive. Malted up, but boldly hopped late. We are all "Lukcy 13asartd" to be able to enjoy this offering.
Please make it a regular in the Stone line- and not a limited release....
11-12-2010 02:21:48 | More by Billolick
3.7/5 rDev -11.3%
Thanks to sitarist for the generous LIF...this is one of the 4 offerings sent.
Pours a rust color w/ a generous two fingers of light tan head. Lacing is thick and lasts for the entire glass.
Decent aroma. More biscuit malt than hops which surprises me when it comes to Stone. With a lingering nose, some nice fruity notes shine through and things start to balance out.
Taste is more balanced up front. The good news is I like the hop profile and there is a solid bitterness that accompanies the fruitiness.
Not a thin beer, but does not feel very heavy for a strong ale. ABV is well hidden. I believe the body will thicken with a short time in the cellar, so I will look to pickup a bottle personally to age for 6 months. Stone's beers have proven themselves to age quite well, with the exception of their hop bombs.
12-19-2010 23:33:01 | More by warriorsoul
4.75/5 rDev +13.9%
11-25-2012 14:34:01 | More by tripelz
New Jersey
4.13/5 rDev -1%
22oz bottle poured into tulip glass. No visible date.
Appearance - Moderate pour produced a cascading off white head that quickly settled to a small cap with wispy lacing. This cap sits above a murky burnt tangerine almost mahogany hued brown liquid. Clearly unfiltered makes the liquid in the glass completely opaque and when sitting for a few minutes yeast sediment appears on the bottom. Perhaps next time I'll try to keep more of the yeast in the bottle, but for now it isn't quite perfect.
Smell - Faint grapefruity hops along with a hint of bread and sweetness. Very pleasant but not overwhelming.
Taste/Mouth - Bitter hopping up front gives way to big malty sweetness. No real astringency from the alcohol, but it is detectable. Pleasant mild carbonation in a medium body. Dry finish lasts seemingly forever during which new flavors appear including a slight oak character. While very tasty, a 12 oz would have been a more appealing serving size.
Overall - A good beer and an interesting combination of the bastards. A little much on the palate for one person to tackle a bottle, not usually a problem I have with AB or Oaked AB, but this one seems to become a chore toward the end. I will definitely have it again as it was interesting and tasty, but not the first I'd recommend off the shelf.
03-23-2011 00:18:08 | More by Hoops4life511
4/5 rDev -4.1%
The beer pours a dark amber color with a cream-colored head. The aroma is a mix of pine and orange hops, with quite a bit of caramel malt and some alcohol. I also get a little bit of brown sugar. The flavor is orange citrus with some oaked caramel notes. I also get a little bit of alcohol and some pine hop notes. As the beer warms, the oaked notes become more prominent. Medium mouthfeel and medium carbonation. A very nice beer.
04-24-2011 04:22:09 | More by Mora2000
4/5 rDev -4.1%
03-16-2013 06:20:04 | More by alienlifeforcecube
4.75/5 rDev +13.9%
01-14-2013 16:40:21 | More by Mattco
3.65/5 rDev -12.5%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Imperial Pint.
Appearance: Rich mahogany with moderate tan head and light lacing.
Smell: Caramel, citrus and pine. Some oak and spiciness. Not as intense as expected.
Taste: Semi-sweet caramel core, with layers of citrus and pine. Finish is moderately bitter, with just a hint of oak.
Feel: Medium to full creamy body with a dry finish.
Overall: In my opinion, it is not as good as the sum of its parts. All of the flavors of the three base beers seem to be muting each other, and I am just left with a very good, but not distinctive, Strong Red Ale. Still really like it, but would rather have an Arrogant Bastard or Double Bastard.
11-25-2012 21:41:54 | More by bsp77
Ontario (Canada)
3.63/5 rDev -12.9%
Appeareance - Light brown head, 3 fingers, good lacing, good carbonation, prun colour that still passes light.
Smell - Deep caramel, orange, vanilla
Taste - Smooth, end bitterness, slight metallic in finish, raisin/prun base
Mouthfeel - Nothing really added, all the same just enhanced, not a lot of volume.
Overall - not a bad tasting beer, had it at a sampling with SpinRSX and was grateful to have tried it.
06-21-2011 11:30:09 | More by Swedes21
4.23/5 rDev +1.4%
Lukcy Basartd opens to an intense hoppy aroma that spills over the open bottle with heavy, deep shades of grapefruit, grapefruit rind, pine resin, mint, eucalyptus, anise, and menthol. The beer in fact smells at first far more like a fresh-ground pound of hop pellets than a beer. After a few seconds these initial hop-heavy aromas fade somewhat, allowing an intensely sugary base to shine through, with orange, berry, apricot, peach, cherry, and white grape fruit esters, thick brown sugars, vanilla, and candi sugar. Toast crust and biscuit form an earthy base. As a whole, the nose is great, immediately promising to be a hophead's dream, but then allowing enough sugars to come through to speak of a well-made all-around beer, instead of just a hop bomb.
On the tongue, the beer is intensely, unsurprisingly hoppy, with pine resin and grapefruit rind up front, supported by a varied hop armada of dandelion stem, mint, menthol, eucalyptus, and some of the largest anise flavors I've encountered in a beer. There are also a huge amount of sugars in here—there have to be, to be noticed against the hops—bringing orange, berry, cherry, apricot, and peach fruit notes, as well as brown sugars. Toast crust, burnt toast, and biscuit add earthy complexity. In subsequent sips the hops become even more pronounced, but the sugars seem to die off a little, or at least the tongue is so overwhelmed with bitterness that the sugars aren't noticed. The beer does take on a medicine-like black licorice overtone in these subsequent mouthfuls, which combines with the pine resin and 8.5% ABV to form an oily, clingy, alcohol-vapor cloud that claws its way up the nasal cavities. The aftertaste is mainly bitter piney hops, with some sugars fighting for attention, and lingers for a long time. Mouthfeel is a slick medium, and carbonation is medium.
Overall, this is seriously hoppy beer, and anyone not familiar with the extremities to which hops can be pushed should stay very far away, as this will probably be so licorice and anise-laden as to be gag-worthy. But true hopheads will likely find this superb, featuring a stunning and powerful array of hop flavors. The beer does suffer somewhat from the heaviness of the hops, however, especially in the licorice overtone, and could have used either slightly less hops, or slightly more fruits to balance things out. Still, this is amazing brew, and worth trying.
11-20-2012 00:59:50 | More by jondeelee
4/5 rDev -4.1%
11-12-2012 01:26:11 | More by IrishGermanAmerican
Lukcy Basartd Ale from Stone Brewing Co.
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President Obama killed it when speaking about Afghanistan and Osama bin Laden. Governor Romney mastered China and the economy. Astonishingly, very little was said about the recent Libyan disaster and the sad, dangerous situation in Syria. Yet perhaps even more astonishingly, there were several times when Romney and Obama appeared to —gasp! — agree.
Nevertheless, there were two sharp areas of contrast. The first? The economy, which both candidates continued to debate vigorously even though the evening's topic was officially foreign policy.
The second? The appearance of presidentiality.
As an observer, I found it very curious that Romney did not hammer home the popular conservative talking points of the Libyan and Syrian disasters, both huge weaknesses for the current administration. Instead, in a thought-provoking twist, Romney chose to agree with Obama's strategies, again and again.
Even more interesting was the Romney strategy of not just embracing, but actively promoting, world peace. In this way, Romney effectively defused Obama's central effort to paint Romney as a reckless and dangerous warmongering flip-flopper who is unfit to lead the nation.
Like the last debate, Obama was well spoken and argued his points effectively. But instead of defining a clear plan for the future of the nation, he instead chose to go on the attack, defaulting to petty, condescending remarks ("We have these things called aircraft carriers!") and, as in the first debate, appeared nearly angry.
And, by the way, the military does still use bayonets. Sorry, Mr. President.
Clearly, President Obama was well prepared to answer each of moderator's Bob Schieffer's questions; he was smooth and knowledgeable. But as I watched Governor Romney take the broad view, I observed President Obama delving deeply into little-known details, apparently to demonstrate his foreign policy prowess.
But the result was that Obama appeared more like a mid-level policy wonk than a top level world leader. Obama's decision to use his time to attack Romney's positions instead of define his own policy for the next four years will hurt him; how many times do we need to hear Obama accuse Romney of wanting to cut taxes for wealthy "folks", even though Romney has denied it, convincingly, countless times?
Obama spoke and acted more like a desperate challenger —I attempted to measure the number of interruptions, but lost count after the first segment— rather than the man who has led the greatest nation in the world for the past nearly-four years. So while he may have earned audience giggles for some well-timed comments, in the end, I don't believe he added anything new to the national conversation.
For a victory, all Romney had to do was demonstrate knowledge of the most salient foreign policy topics of the day and appear presidential. He didn't have to trounce Obama like he did in the first debate; he only had to perform well enough to assure the American people that he is qualified to be the nation's top diplomat.
In this respect, Romney is the clear winner. He was by far more presidential. He clearly demonstrated his preference for staying above the muck of nasty allegations, as all presidents should. That's because he is a big picture thinker, as all leaders are. Best of all, he rejected the stereotypical warmonger's posture by promoting peace and prosperity for all, and with it the halfhearted attempt by Obama to paint him as George W. Bush redux.
But my favorite part was the final statement, when Romney stated his ability to reach across the aisle to work with "good Democrats and good Republicans" to craft policy initiatives that will move 100 percent of the world toward peace and prosperity.
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OZU, Japan — About 13 kilometers (eight miles) off Shikoku in the Sea of Iyo, there's an island whose feline population exceeds that of the human islanders by five times.
Aoshima, an island spanning 1.5 kilometers (about .9 miles) from east to west and just 500 meters (about .3 miles) from north to south in Ozu, is called the "island of cats," as more than 100 cats live there, while there are only 15 people.
In late September, Aoshima became a focus of attention on the Internet, drawing a number of visitors from all over Japan. The island, which doesn't have accommodations, restaurants or even vending machines, has become a paradise not only for cats, but also for cat lovers.
The 15 non-feline residents range in age from their 50s to their 80s. Four of them are fishermen, and most of the others are pensioners. During World War II, the island's population increased due to an inflow of evacuees and peaked at 655 in 1960. Since then, the majority have left the island to find jobs.
Currently, a ferry — the only means of transportation — connects Aoshima and the island of Shikoku twice a day.
According to the islanders, about a decade ago, when the number of islanders fell below 50, the number of cats began to increase apparently due to abandoned cats breeding unchecked. There are many vacant houses that serve as their comfy hideouts. They are also free from traffic accidents as there are no cars on the island.
"They bother me because they sometimes sneak into my house. But there's nothing we can do about the increasing number of cats," said fisherman Hidenori Kamimoto, 63, taking a benevolent attitude.
On one sunny autumn day, dozens of cats were lounging behind walls. When people come around, the cats approach them for food. Pictures of such scenes were taken, posted on the Internet and re-posted on blogs.
Since then, the Ozu city government's Nagahama branch has received phone calls from those who are eager to visit the island.
In October on a ferry, I saw eight visitors, including a woman on a solo trip and a couple. They spent their day on the island photographing or feeding the cats.
Kafumi Munehira, 50, from Mihara, had spent the night in the city of Ozu to catch a ferry at the Iyo-Nagahama Port the following morning to Aoshima. She stayed on the island for nine hours until the evening.
"I'm overwhelmed by how many cats there are! There are nothing but cats here, and I don't mind that at all," she said.
Sayumi Nagamori, 23, from Sanuki, said, "I can observe their natural life here."
Ferry capt. Nobuyuki Ninomiya said, "I seldom carried tourists before, but now I carry tourists every week, even though the only thing we have to offer is cats."
Yuji Tsuzuki, 41, of the branch's regional promotion division, said he'd like to organize tourism with cats as a theme if the number of tourists continues increasing, but he hopes the tourists will show basic manners such as not feeding the cats too much or leaving garbage.
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— New shoes, new friends, new germs. It's a rite of passage from summer to fall that your kids have to fight every year. The back-to-school sniffles affect seemingly every child, as little mouths, hands and noses provide excellent breeding grounds and points of exchange. Since the children can't be trusted to look after their own hygiene, it's up to you, parents, to do it for them.
The consensus on how to avoid germs is to follow a few basic precautions. Regular hand washing with soap and water - especially around meals and after visiting the restroom - will kill bugs as effectively as anything. Special, more expensive antibacterial soaps are not necessary, according to Dr. Lisa Morici, an assistant professor at Tulane University's Department of Microbiology and Immunology, New Orleans. She recommends a sanitizing hand lotion if sinks aren't available; many schools now keep bottles of lotion standard in classrooms. Along with keeping hands washed, Dr. Morici emphasizes staying up-to-date on your child's vaccinations.
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Older kids who participate in physical education or extracurricular sports at school should always shower after such activities and should not share practice jerseys or other equipment.
For younger children, take advantage of the sick season by making it a learning experience. "It's a great time to teach them the practices of good hygiene," Dr. Ohl says.
Make sure your kids aren't sharing food or writing utensils, two items that tend to find their way into multiple mouths and sets of hands.
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Dr. Christopher Ohl, an associate professor of medicine at Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C., who specializes in infectious diseases, also emphasizes the importance of vaccinations, especially in light of the swine flu pandemic. More than half of swine flu cases, he says, have been pediatric.
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Dr. Ohl endorses a two-step decision-making process when your kids get sick. First, decide if they need to stay home from school. Any fever, he says, is enough to keep them home. Next, use your best judgment to determine if a visit to the doctor is necessary.
"If a child seems more severely ill than normal, particularly after getting [medicine]...then that would be the time to take them to see the pediatrician or go to the emergency room," he says. Dr. Ohl recommends allowing your children 24 hours of rest after a fever breaks before sending them back to school.
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Jose Mourinho believes Samuel Eto'o has "no reason to be upset" at criticism from the Chelsea boss that has been made public.
Mourinho was recorded making negative comments about Eto'o and Chelsea's other strikers at a sponsorship launch when he was unaware he was on camera, but feels his words have been taken out of context.
"I have a team but no striker," Mourinho was reported as saying.
"It is not possible for us to win the Premier League. We have Samuel Eto'o. Yes, Eto'o, but he is 32, maybe even 35, I don't know."
Addressing the resulting headlines created by the incident, Mourinho made his frustration clear at a press conference prior to the first leg of Chelsea's UEFA Champions League last-16 tie against Galatasaray.
Asked whether he was "embarrassed", Mourinho replied: "I think you should be embarrassed as a media professional, because from an ethical point of view I don't think you are happy that not you but your colleague is able to record a private conversation and to make it public."
The Portuguese added: "From my point of view, it is not a happy moment, absolutely.
"I am not defending what I am saying. The comment is obviously not a good one. It's not obviously one that I would do in a serious way.
"It's not something I would do in an official way in an interview – first of all, because I don't make fun, secondly because if there is managers in the world that really defend their players, I'm obviously one of them, and third because Samuel Eto'o is Samuel Eto'o.
"He's one of the few players that is working with me at a second different club and a manager never does that when he doesn't like the player and doesn't like the person."
Referring to a previous interview by Eto'o, the Chelsea boss added: "He has no reason to be upset, because also he told a few years ago that Mourinho is the only manager that I will never play for, yet after one year he was playing for me at Inter and a few years later he is playing with me (again).
"There is no story. It was a funny conversation between me and somebody that doesn't belong to the football world. We were laughing at every word I was saying.
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Do you remember your first tackle box? I remember mine. It was a battered, old, Army-green metal box passed down from my father. It had a single metal latch on the lid, a thin, bent-wire handle and three rickety, fold-out trays. It wasn't pretty — but it served me well, toting what few lures I owned safely back and forth to the water.
Things have a way of changing over time, though. Today, metal boxes are a thing of the past. And while the hard-shell, molded-plastic tackle box that took its place is still used by many anglers, fishermen are turning more often to soft-sided tackle-storage systems.
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Soft-sided tackle systems emerged about 20 years ago, almost by accident, says Jesse Simpkins, vice president of sales and marketing at Plano.
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"People were using duffle bags back then and simply throwing in utility boxes," he says. "It was good in one sense because these bags could be more easily stuffed into boat compartments. But they were loose, with no structure and no specialized room for anything else. So we started devising more-structured bags to hold tackle."
It didn't take long for manufacturers to discover that the very nature of these soft bags allowed for great creativity. Whether the tackle "box" was constructed of Cordura or other pliable material, features such as exterior pockets, cords that could attach to pliers, innovative built-in handles and shoulder straps were much easier to engineer.
"There was much more allowance for design creativity," Simpkins says, "but you had to be more technically savvy when working with these materials."
More than anything, soft tackle bags greatly enhanced storage capacity, says Greg Stotesbury, sales manager at AFTCO, which began selling its popular Angler's Bag several years back. "Hard boxes have a fixed amount of capacity, but soft bags allow some over-stuffing," he says.
That's because of the AFTCO product's flexible, yet durable, 600-denier Cordura construction. The bag features a molded, waterproof EVA base and rustproof zippers, and it is designed to hold three 3700-size utility boxes — yet there's still extra room for spare reels or a rain jacket.
And although the waterproof characteristics of a hard-shell tackle box are tough to beat, manufacturers have made great strides with soft-sided products. Plano uses a patented process in the dying of the exterior fabric of its Hydro-Flo line of bags that renders them 100 percent waterproof, Simpkins says.
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It was a case NYPD detectives never gave up on.
It was a cold case simply known as the Baby Hope case, and now her suspected killer--her cousin, is behind bars. Police say there is finally justice for the little girl.
We now know her real name. Her name is 4 year old Angelica Castillo. And after more than two decades of searching for answers, police have a man in custody.
52 year old Conrado Juarez--a cousin of the girl's--allegedly confessed on Saturday.
During the interrogation, he had admitted sexually assaulting and smothering her.
Police say Angelica had been living with Juarez's sister in Astoria, Queens when Juarez killed her.
They say the brother and sister loaded the cooler with Angelica's body into a livery cab and then took it to the woods near the Henry Hudson parkway in Upper Manhattan where construction workers would eventually find it
Fast forward to 22 years later, this summer officers handed out fliers of Baby Hope, as they have on every anniversary since her death, but this time the efforts produced a solid tip that allowed them to track down Angelica's birth mother and eventually led them to Juarez, a dishwasher who lives in The Bronx.
He had nothing to say Saturday night as he was led out of the cold case unit in Brooklyn.
His arrest is especially gratifying to retired Detective Jerry Giorgio and Assistant Chief Joseph Reznick, both who tirelessly worked the case since the beginning.
"You know that expression I'm on cloud 9?" Giorgio said, "That's where I am now."
Back in 1993 The detectives of the 34th precinct paid for baby hopes tombstone and it read 'because we care.'
Joseph Reznick, who was a lieutenant back then, eulogized her at her funeral and once vowed he would not retire until the case was solved.
"Reflecting back on what we named this little girl, baby hope," Reznick said, "I think that's the most accurate name we could have come up with, it worked."
NYPD Police Commissioner Ray Kelly called the arrest a superb case of detective work, and he was proud of his officers. Juarez was being held on murder charges and was awaiting arraignment.
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