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For those who were here for CubFest Northeast NB 2009, y'all got to see Gord's H that he grew up with. Was his father's. Now it kind of boards here since I actually have some room for the H to play in. Gord is getting it running again. We have had sort of a mini-fest here the last couple days. After watching Cecil, Bob and Dave, I got me some courage, so we are playing. Redid all of the fuel lines as they were primarily copper and a mess at that. Pics in a bit..... So we got the battery in, fluids changed/added/topped up etc., and then we turned it over. Nada, nuddink.. zippo So back to drawing board and check for Fuel, Air, Compression and Spark. Yup, got em all except for mr. Sparky.
Tested the spark with an in-line spark tester and nada.. nothing there. So popped the distributor cap, dry, clean no arcing marks. Took off the rotor and dust cover.. gee that was easy.. and then started to check the points. Manually opened them, they looked ok.. no glazing. So then had Gord turn it over slowly so I could watch the shaft as it brought the lobe up to open the points. Nope.. points no open. Check closely - no gap, go to next lobe - nope no open.
Off the top of me head the number 0.015 seems to ring a bell. Is 0.015 the correct gap for the points in an H with a distributor No service manual.. no owner's manual available that is easily accessible.. so any help is appreciated. I think we got it all covered except for spark. Hoping to get it going tomorrow. Now the Super A well that is a different story....
edit: It has been determined that Gord's tractor is actually a 1947 H and not a Super variant. However, it is still a Super - "H" in my books

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Both occurred in the type of place Danks hopes to spend many more unforgettable moments -- Major League ballparks.
On Sunday, Danks pitched a scoreless inning and earned the win in the USA team's 4-3 victory over the World team in the New York Mercantile Exchange All-Star Futures Game. The contest featured many of the minor leagues' top prospects and took place at Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros. The 19-year-old left-hander called it his most memorable trip to the mound.
"Right now, it ranks up there. This is the biggest ordeal I've ever done," said Danks. "I've never played in front of this many people."
In 2003, Danks spent the day at Ameriquest Field in Arlington throwing for Rangers front office members after signing his first professional contract. The setting had much in common with Sunday's locale.
"Throwing there or here, I mean, it's a big-league park," Danks observed. "It doesn't get any better than this. That's the goal or the dream; to play in a park like this every day."
Danks entered the game to start the third inning. He allowed two hits, with neither ball hit exceptionally hard. Astros prospect Willy Taveras also reached base on an error, and at one point Danks faced a bases-loaded situation. The circumstances could have unnerved the teenager, but he remained in control.
"[I knew I had] great guys behind me," Danks noted. "I knew if I just made them hit the ball, I'd get out of it. Even with the bases loaded, I wasn't worried. Make them hit the ball and good things will happen to you."
He emerged with a scoreless inning, and his teammates' two unearned runs in the bottom half of the frame gave the USA a lead it would not relinquish. On a night in which Class A-level pitchers acquitted themselves well as a group, Danks came away with the win. The Rangers prospect's USA squad had only two other A-level players, and the World team had five. The four pitchers among the group combined to throw 3 1/3 scoreless innings against mostly Double-A and Triple-A hitters.
Danks, however, didn't focus on doing his letter classification proud. His concern lay with representing the "T" on his cap.
"I really just wanted to put on a good showing and represent the Rangers well," said Danks. "Being the only Ranger here, I wanted to make everyone believe I was the right person to come here and represent the Rangers."
As the only prospect from his organization (no team can typically have more than two, although Seattle had three thanks to a June 27 acquisition of Jeremy Reed), Danks had no baseball family to celebrate with. Luckily for the Austin native and Round Rock resident, an All-Star experience in one's home state has its advantages.
"Family, friends, lots of people," attended Sunday's game, Danks said. "We're going to go have a good time tonight.
Rush Olson is the creative director, media, for the Texas Rangers. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Life is lonely for the leaders docked along the Potomac River. President Obama seems distracted, Speaker Boehner appears disturbed and Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III looks disarmed. Times are so tough here, a case could be made that D.C. really stands for Dysfunction City.
Washingtonians are hardened when it comes to politics, but when their pro football team slumps – such as starting the 2013 NFL season with two confidence-shaking losses – patience is in short supply and fans get testy.
No one is giving up on Griffin, last year's NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. There are those who think, with good reason, that he hasn't had enough time to recover from late-season injuries to his right knee, one that required ACL surgery in January.
It's just that RG3 isn't the player he was last year, when he directed the read-option attack that had him passing and running Washington into the playoffs. He even outplayed Andrew Luck, the league's top draft pick who did wonders in Indianapolis.
That magic, however, has been missing this year. Last Sunday, Green Bay sprinted to a 31-0 lead midway through the third quarter against Washington and coasted home to a 38-20 win.
Griffin, who has said he would be prefer to become more of a classic drop-back passer, might have looked like the same guy in his No. 10 jersey, but he wasn't sounding like the RG3 of old after the stinging defeat. "I'm not afraid to sit here and say, 'Put that on my shoulders,'" Griffin told The Washington Post. "I'll take that. We didn't start fast because of me."
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Aramis Ramirez is among five National League players who still have a chance at going to the 2004 All-Star Game in Houston, to be played July 13 at Minute Maid Park. It's up to fans to decide who gets that final slot, an opening that could give the Cubs another All-Star in addition to Sammy Sosa, Moises Alou and Carlos Zambrano.
Now in its third year, the Ameriquest 2004 All-Star Final Vote gives baseball fans around the world the opportunity to select the final position player on each All-Star team. Balloting has been ongoing since Sunday night's Major League All-Star Selection Show and will continue until 7 p.m. CT on Wednesday. The winners will be announced at 8 p.m. CT exclusively on MLB.com and will then be added to the AL and NL All-Star Game rosters.
After two days of voting and more than five million ballots cast, Ramirez finds himself running neck-and-neck with Philadelphia's Bobby Abreu.
"I talked to my brother in Minnesota, I told them to get online and vote for him," Zambrano said.
Jason Kendall of Pittsburgh is in third, followed by Arizona's Steve Finley and Florida's Juan Pierre.
"They all deserve to be there," Ramirez said, who added that he hadn't voted for himself. "That's a great thing for a player, but if I make it, good, and if I don't I'll go home."
In the American League, Hideki Matsui of the Yankees leads Frank Thomas of the White Sox and his teammate, Paul Konerko, who are virtually tied for second, followed by Lew Ford of the Twins and Travis Hafner of the Indians.
Ramirez finished second in the balloting among NL third basemen behind St. Louis' Scott Rolen, but he is first on the Cubs in RBIs and average, and is off to his best season ever.
"I would love to see him make the team, I think he's well-deserving," Cubs catcher Michael Barrett said. "He's probably the most underrated defensive third baseman in the league. All you really know about him is his batting average and home runs. He's also a clutch hitter and a great guy. I would hope the fans see that and vote for him."
JR Radcliffe is a contributor to MLB.com. Carrie Muskat, a reporter for MLB.com, contributed to this story. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – While we're no fans of the Big XII (and the reasons why are endless), we must acknowledge the death of perhaps the conference's greatest coach - former Texas coach Darrell Royal.
While we're no experts on Royal, we did spend a week in Austin, TX, one night. We don't know much about Royal, but we do know he ran the wishbone and, in our book, that's enough to be called a good man (the Notre Dame Box is the default for being a great man).
The Longhorns honored the man their stadium is named after by lining up in the wishbone for a play to start their game against Iowa State. It was a pass (Oh, come on!!) that went for 46 yards. It started the way all good wishbone plays start, by tossing the ball to a running back and moving the entire offense to one side of the field.
But student body right this was not. The ball was then thrown back to the quarterback, who – standing in his own end zone, mind you – chucked the ball 40 yards down field. But you can't blame Iowa State for not defending it, even though current Texas coach Mack Brown said days before the game they were going to start the game in the wishbone.
First of all, it's a formation that went extinct sometime before pterodactyls, and it wasn't exactly known for its passing or trick plays (especially from your own … freaking … end zone). Royal himself used to talk about the formation in the immortal words of "three things can happen when you pass, and two of them are bad."
At least Texas found the good one in its tribute. And people want Mack Brown fired? Pshaw.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 11.
1. We are geniuses. Not only did we predict Joker Phillips' firing last week mere hours before it was official (really not that hard of a prediction, though), but remember when we said South Carolina would be OK without Marcus Lattimore? If you don't, read this.
Take that, Hot Reads. South Carolina (8-2, 6-2) didn't miss him that much, just like we predicted and steamrolled Arkansas 38-20. The roosters gave the pigs a veritable barnyard beatdown and we're comfortable saying eliminated them from bowl eligibility.
There's a pesky thing called math saying it's still possible, but we were never very good at math, anyway, so we're not sure how reliable that is. We do, however, know that 38 is a lot better than 20. Unless you're playing golf, but we're not good at that, either.
Now that you respect our brilliance, enjoy the rest of these educational factoids.
And, if you're still not convinced …
2. We were right about Alabama. We had said the way to beat the Crimson Tide was to "out-Alabama" them. That proved to be true after their 29-24 loss to Texas A&M.
LSU tried that and while it worked well, it still wasn't enough. Texas A&M expanded on that premise and went a step further. The genius of how the Aggies (8-2, 5-2) took down the Crimson Tide (9-1, 6-1) lies not in what they did, but in what they didn't do.
Johnny Manziel came out hotter than a $2 pistol, scoring 20 unanswered points in the first quarter. A&M managed only nine the rest of the game as the Tide's defense stepped up to counter the threat. Alabama's offense was up to the challenge in the second half as well, hitting two huge passing plays and coming within a touchdown from taking the lead.
That's where things get interesting. AJ McCarron threw an interception in the end zone while trying to get the lead and Alabama was called offside on a punt that gave A&M a first down. Had the Aggies punted, with the way Alabama was moving the ball at that time, it's easy to think the Tide would have scored and won.
But Alabama ended up playing uncharacteristic of itself and lost because of turnovers – McCarron had his first two interceptions of the season and TJ Yeldon fumbled – and penalties. A&M did neither, and that's why they won. So, in a way, they still out-Alabama'd Alabama, because they didn't make mistakes, exactly what the Tide had not done to this point.
A&M also became the first of the new SEC teams to do something worthy of a T-shirt, though not the first team to make one. But don't fret Aggie fans, new shirts are on their way to you, too.
3. Florida is channeling its inner Bear Grylls. The Gators aren't eating squirrels killed with homemade traps and drinking water from sources we won't discuss yet, but they have built a shelter out of fallen tree branches and a survival blanket they just happened to have lying around.
It won't be long before they wade out into depths and wait for unsuspecting fish to swim by (like real alligators). But now they've barely edged Missouri 14-7 and been on the verge of losing to Louisiana-Lafayette 27-20 – not to mention being eliminated from the SEC championship game. It's hard to understand, because Florida (9-1, 7-10 used to play a lot better.
That seems like decades ago, which is fitting since Florida's offense is reminiscent of the wishbone. They've gone away from it, which is our explanation for their ineptitude, though an injury to quarterback Jeff Driskel is likely to blame. They better start rubbing some sticks together because when Florida State comes calling, they will need more fire.
4. Mississippi State is the third SEC team this year to enter free fall mode. Arkansas and Auburn were first, and now the Bulldogs are following suit.
Mississippi State's woes can be explained by looking at their schedule. They've lost three straight games, but those losses were to Alabama, Texas A&M and LSU. It gets easier now with Arkansas and Ole Miss coming up, and as long as the Bulldogs (7-3, 3-3) win those games, they'll be fine.
But a loss – or, God forbid, two losses – and Mississippi State is nothing more than a shriveled hulk of a team that had BCS aspirations but will be relegated to the Music City Bowl.
5. Georgia fans are happy … and sad. They're happy because for the last three weeks Georgia hasn't looked like Georgia, it has looked good. They're sad because with another trip to the SEC championship game, Mark Richt won't be leaving any time soon.
Georgia has overcome its Georgia-ness by beating Florida 17-9, Ole Miss 37-10 and Auburn 38-0 and look almost unstoppable. Except we all know better (this is still Georgia, after all). The Bulldogs (9-1, 7-1) have made it to the SEC championship game in consecutive seasons for the first time in a decade and will likely face Alabama.
Georgia is 2-2 in the SEC championship. But before trying to the win the conference title, the Bulldogs must go after the state title against Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech. With wins in those games, and a little help from teams to the west, the game could be for a berth in the national title game for the seventh consecutive year.
6. Missouri avoided more jokes. Well, not really. We have been very unkind to Missouri this entire season, but they are about to get the last laugh by qualifying for a bowl. Missouri (5-5, 2-5) needs a win over either Syracuse or Texas A&M to get bowl eligible.
We're giving them the win over Syracuse, but not A&M. By winning 51-48 over Tennessee in overtime (more on this in a minute), the Tigers have avoided being panned unmercilessly here. However, we're still going to pan them.
The people Tennessee puts on the field when the other team has the ball (we refuse to call it a "defense") are pathetic. At least Missouri took advantage of that. Tennessee's offense is good, so there's no shame in letting them move the ball against you, but it really shouldn't have been that big of a struggle. All you have to do is get one – ONE – defensive play against them, because you know they won't get any, and you've got a win.
Missouri turned the ball over twice – TWICE – against those no-play making "defenders." We'll give you credit for the win, but we abhor that type of football and find very little about it worth respecting.
Oh, and don't print another T-shirt.
7. James Franklin (coach) really, really needs an extension. Franklin has Vanderbilt (6-4, 4-3) bowl eligible for the second straight year with a 27-26 win over Ole Miss. It's the first time that has happened since "Commodore" Cornelius Vanderbilt gave $1 million to his second wife's cousin's husband (because haven't we all?) in 1873 to start a school that would help the South rebuild after the Civil War.
It was 17 years later when Vandy decided to have a football team, and 122 years later that it decided to have a good football team. That's where Franklin comes in, and why he might leave.
If places like Arkansas, Auburn and Tennessee don't sneak a glance Franklin's way when trying to figure who is better than their current coaches (here's a hint: he's better than all three) then they deserve what they get. And if they do sneak a glance his way Vanderbilt needs to name something after him – like a street or the stadium – to get him to stay.
At the very least sell the stadium's naming rights to Franklin Financial (or Franklin Templeton Investments, Franklin Mutual or just move it to Franklin, TN) and then pay him, because that's how the world works.
8. Tennessee just won't go away. Losing to Missouri is a good start, but it still isn't over. Bowl eligibility could possibly save Derek Dooley's job and now the Vols (4-6, 0-6) need wins over Vanderbilt and Kentucky to get it. Do you know what this means? Tennessee could still get it.
We're tired of talking about Tennessee. They need to just die already and fire Derek Dooley so we can get on with our lives. There are other teams we could make better use of our time watching.
Tennessee is the first team in SEC history to allow 38 points or more in six consecutive games. Just lose to Vandy next week so we can declare Derek Dooley fired and get this whole charade over with.
9. Ole Miss won't get a bowl. We get it, Ole Miss, you don't like the president, and apparently don't like holding onto leads in the fourth quarter, either.
Every decent team the Rebels (5-5, 2-4) have faced this year has come away with a win. Ole Miss only has two more games left, and they are both against decent teams – LSU and Mississippi State. The Egg Bowl will be for their bowl eligibility, so the Rebs may put up a fight in that one, but call us when you don't blow a 17-point lead to Vanderbilt … at home.
10. Heisman talk is out of control. Three weeks ago, we were in the blissful state of Collin Klein, Manti Te'o and Kenjon Barner as the Heisman frontrunners. Oh, how naïve we were.
Last week, AJ McCarron beat LSU and he was anointed a Heisman contender, despite LSU's quarterback having a better game. Two interceptions and a loss at home later and he's an afterthought. That same week no one was discussing Johnny Manziel as a Heisman contender, but then he toppled the Tide and now he's all but won the thing.
Let's all calm down for a second. AJ McCarron never deserved Heisman consideration and Johnny Football should have been mentioned for it long before yesterday. Without a human highlight machine like Cam Newton or Robert Griffin III, the people who claim to have their finger on the pulse of the Heisman watch are jumping from one bandwagon to the next hoping something sticks.
They just don't like the grinding ruthlessness of Klein or the fact that Te'o plays defense. It's time to change that way of thinking, because they are the best players in college football, and have been all season.
Extra points: We're onto you, Bear Grylls, if that's your real name. (It isn't. It's Edward, but as a general rule you don't take survival advice from a guy named Edward.)
As much as we hated this advertisement from Texas A&M last year, we must acknowledge that they called their shot and delivered.
Cornelius Vanderbilt decided giving money to somebody else to do something was better than coming to the South and actually doing it himself, because that would get you labeled as a carpetbagger, and with a name like Cornelius haven't you suffered enough?
Vanderbilt (the man) never lived to see the school be named after him, and it's unclear whether he wanted that honor. He might have been the richest man in the United States, but at least he's not like this guy.
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3.93/5 rDev +4%
Beer/Brewery - Old Fezziwig Ale/Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)
City/State- Boston, Massachusetts
STYLE – Winter Warmer
SERVING TYPE – 12 OZ bottle
GLASSWARE – Pub Glass
APPEARANCE – Mahogany in color with a thin head with a brownish white color
AROMA- Fruity and winter spices, all spice, clove and nutmeg I think
TASTE – Pumpkin pie without the pumpkin, a lot of clove, also has a bit a of a bitter (Non Hop) after taste
MOUTHFEEL – Very light and bland ob feeling
CONCLUSION – Other than the after taste this is a great Christmas beer, not quit a winter warmer as they ABV is a little low, but still a good flavor to think of around Christmas.
12-13-2011 23:07:08 | More by Heischman
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3.7/5 rDev -2.1%
First time trying this brew picked it up in the variety 12 pack,pours a deep brown/red with a light but lacey head,the aroma is mainly malty with some light brown sugar notes.Taste is very raisiny and bready with a syrupy taste that lingers,a definent malt accented beer wich is nice.I think one of the better BBC offerings but not the easiest beer to drink.
12-09-2003 01:53:39 | More by oberon
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
11-02-2013 20:45:54 | More by mojohawk21
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
05-19-2013 22:38:58 | More by Turbo
3.88/5 rDev +2.6%
Poured into my Sam Adams Turbinator glass.
A - Pours a ruby-tinted deep brown with a nice off-white head.
S - Smells of spice - cinnamon and a bit of raisin. Some roasted malts are present as well.
T - The taste compliments the smell with the cinnamon and raisin apparent immediately. Some dark fruit flavors and a nice toasted malt backbone. Some sweetness but not overpowering. A slight hop flavor is floating around in there too.
M - Pleasant, smooth.
D - Not bad for a couple, but the spice might wear on your palate after a bit.
01-01-2011 18:16:34 | More by ExtraStout
4/5 rDev +5.8%
09-26-2013 00:54:31 | More by OhioBobcat
4/5 rDev +5.8%
08-07-2013 20:38:29 | More by npala86
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
01-02-2013 03:34:49 | More by Tiernan
4.25/5 rDev +12.4%
09-12-2012 00:30:24 | More by tohe9384
4/5 rDev +5.8%
11-03-2012 22:44:51 | More by J2L
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
08-07-2014 00:41:49 | More by GameOfBeers
3.93/5 rDev +4%
Appearance: Clear brown with garnet tints. Tan head, smooth, collapsed relatively quickly.
Smell: Spicy and malty. Hint of cinnamon; toffee; molasses?; maple syrup.
Taste: Brown ale with a kick. Black pepper at the back of the throat; bitter orange; cinnamon bark; chocolate malt; twiggy/woody. Cloves?
Mouthfeel: A little light, with a woody feel. Kind of wassail-y with the spices and orange.
Overall: Not sure what to expect with a name like "Old Fezziwig," but I thought it turned out remarkably better than I was expecting. A good holiday ale, not overpowering in the spices.
03-10-2007 06:10:12 | More by Chuggnutt
4.05/5 rDev +7.1%
Looks really sexy - a deep ruby red. Smells of deep malts, some chocolate and a hint of orange. Initial taste is fairly straightforward and plain, but then the different elements pop out. Toasty malt, spiciness and a slight tang. The flavors don't bump into one another, but rather dance in unison to create a unique and highly drinkable brew.
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10-31-2011 00:27:01 | More by wrycon
4.75/5 rDev +25.7%
03-04-2014 18:01:30 | More by kcc
3.2/5 rDev -15.3%
This beer looked great out of the glass as it poured a great medium brownish color with a great white head that settled into a small foam on top of the beer. The ginger really came through in the smell as did the cinnamon. The taste of this beer was a little too on the spicy side for me, and did not do much for the palate. I would have to say this is very balanced as far as the spices go but this is just not my cup of tea(or beer!). Having said that though, this is one of the better spiced beers that I have had but I do not think I could drink more than one at any given setting.
11-08-2003 12:32:42 | More by Dmann
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4.25/5 rDev +12.4%
04-09-2014 14:51:35 | More by MikeC144
4.03/5 rDev +6.6%
Crystal clear brownish red pour with a nice two finger head. Deep blood red comes through when held up to the light. A bit of lacing as well...nice. Sweet chewy caramel with cinnamon and hints of citrus on the nose.
An interesting blend of cocoa and caramel upfront followed by a healthy sprinkling of cinammon and nice spicy ginger bite on the back of the palate. A smattering of citrus and a bit of piney hops are in the mix as well. Quite tasty and a nice winter brew that's not overly spiced.
Medium bodied with a smooth, slightly creamy texture. Works for me! I could see myself having a couple of these, especially during the holidays. My fave Sam Adams brew as of now....why the hell don't they put this in sixers!!!
01-18-2005 03:56:19 | More by orbitalr0x
4/5 rDev +5.8%
11-17-2012 22:15:50 | More by markallmon
4/5 rDev +5.8%
This one seemed much like a porter to me. It poured like one, with a rich, deep hue, and attractive head that took its time dying down.
The chocolate malts are out in force in the scent. You can also detect the orange peel slightly.
Again, the taste reminded me of a better quality porter. The caramel & toffee were noticeable, but not too overpowering. This was a very thick, almost chewy beer. Big points.
Robust & full of character! Perhaps the perfect follow-up to the disappointing cranberry lambic (which also comes in the Samuel Adams winter classics 12-pack), as it will totally take your mind off that previous beer. Too bad you cant get Old Fezziwig seperately. I would imagine it would be a brisk seller.
11-16-2005 05:27:14 | More by chOAKbarrell
3.95/5 rDev +4.5%
Part of the Brewmaster's Collection. Bottle said best by 3/07. It was a pretty enjoyable beer. A reddish/brown color with a medium head. It had a spicy citrus aroma, with maybe a little caramel. Taste was mostly fruit (orange) with a little spice. Decent mouthfeel, and not so fruity that you couldn't drink a few.
11-22-2006 21:50:40 | More by lordofthewiens
3.78/5 rDev 0%
A - An opaque dark brown with a reddish hue and an off-white hue.
S - A nutty smell with some dark malts and some spices of ginger and cinnamon.
T - A little malt sweetness in addition to a little bitterness from the roasted malts. Again you get hints of ginger and cinnamon. There is a very slight bitter hop finish.
M - A medium carbonation and light body.
D - Really drinkable. Low abv and a light body makes it easy to throw back a few of these on a cold winter day.
11-26-2010 05:02:30 | More by 3HovsepiansBrews
3.93/5 rDev +4%
Notes from 2/5/11
A - Pours a deep, translucent red/amber with one and a half fingers of creamy tan head.
S - Smells of caramel malt, cinnamon, and a slight bit of sugar.
T - Nice combination of caramel malts with spices of cinnamon and ginger and a slight bitter orange peel. Enjoyable.
M - Nice medium mouthfeel. The spices provide a bit of a dry finish.
O - Very enjoyable and drinkable. A nice holiday ale that is just a notch below Great Lakes Christmas, but I would love to see this in 6-packs.
11-11-2011 02:16:22 | More by warnerry
4.25/5 rDev +12.4%
08-25-2012 03:06:34 | More by BK2084
3/5 rDev -20.6%
01-08-2012 22:32:35 | More by WuAnquo1
4.22/5 rDev +11.6%
Appearance: Pours a dark ruby red-brown beer with an off-white creamy head, about a finger thick, that sticks and stays.
Smell: Aroma is raisiny with soft cinnamon spice. Some ginger can be detected, but it's very subtle.
Taste: Quite flavourful with a smooth and medium-bodied feel. Malty flavours are again raisiny (fruity esters) with a roasted character that provides further depth with notes of smoke and coffee. Sweetness is modest, but keeps things in check. Chocolate and caramel flavours are also present and blend nicely with cinnamon and background orange flavours. A hop bitterness begins to stand out, but is quickly overtaken by a very distinct tingly ginger spice. Finish lingers with malty notes, then the warming alcohol kicks in.
Notes: This is damn good winter seasonal IMO. Balanced to perfection, given everything that is going on. I just love this beer, and miss it dearly on its own. They should bring this back in 6-pak form. Or just bottle a few cases of bombers for me =)
01-06-2002 18:00:59 | More by Todd
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ASHEVILLE — In a second-round match that lasted two days, West Henderson fell to East Rowan, the No. 1 seed from the North Piedmont Conference, in the state 3-A playoffs for dual-team tennis.
The Mustangs' No. 2 doubles team of Ike Emerson and Cameron Thomas clinched the 5-3 win with 8-4 victory at Asheville Racquet Club Downtown. Play ended after the teams split the first two doubles matches.
Tuesday's persistent rain had postponed the match before singles play could finish. The competition was moved to Crowne Plaza Resort in Asheville on Wednesday at the spacious outdoor tennis courts used by UNC Asheville's tennis team.
When rain moved in during Wednesday's doubles, the three matches resumed at the nearby indoor facility. Prior to doubles play, the Falcons lost two third-set tiebreakers in singles, 10-8.
"That made the difference," said West coach Allen Combs, who expressed heartfelt thanks to Crowne Plaza Resort and Asheville Racquet Club owner Dennis Hulsing for arranging the postseason match on the hotel's new courts.
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"I made one call to (Dennis Hulsing)," Combs said, "and in 30 minutes he got us the courts so we could make sure we got this in. That's what a community tennis partner does. We really appreciate it."
The Falcons (18-2) graduate five seniors from their top-six players, with only freshman Ellis Young returning next season.
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Type: Attack
Rank: A
Range: Short-mid
Chakra Cost:30
Damage Points: 40
Description: Using their Raiton chakra, the user manipulates their weapons with the electric field and makes them begin spiraling like a drill at great speeds towards their opponent. Since the weapons are coated with lightning, the attack can rip through most earth based defense and attacks, and is powered up by water.
-Can only use after using Electric Weapons Levitation Technique
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Electric Weapons Levitation Technique (erekutorikku heiki kuuchuufuyou waza)
Type: Supplementry
Rank: A
Range: short
Chakra Cost:30
Damage Points:N/A
Description: The user sends out a field their Raiton chakra around them that goes into any metal object in range, in doing so, the user can control the object and make it levitate in mid-air by using their chakra to control it. With this the user can have their weapons levitate near them and can have their hands free to use taijutsu, or to hold a object in their own hands. The user can use this to have weapons attack an enemy at close range, or block incoming kunai, sword,etc
- While using this, the user cannot move around and must be stationary.
- Technique can be easily dispersed by a powerful enough wind attack.
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Electric Weapons Levitation Technique: Electrical Levitation
Type: Supplementry
Rank: A
Range: short
Chakra Cost: 30
Damage Points: N/A
Description: The user makes a medium sized metal object around them levitate, in doing so, the user can then jump on the object and ride on the levitated object. (like Gaara's sand)
- Can only use after using Electric Weapons Levitaion Technique
- Can only use Electric Leviation Technique Jutsu, no other jutsu
- Can only levitate 20 feet (long range) from enemy
- Can be easily dispersed by strong enough wind based attacks
- Must be stationary while using this technique
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±± All Declined ±± they aren't OP. However, if Magnetic release didn't exist, this wouldn't be a problem. However, since it exists, this concept is not approvable. Also, there already exists a sword levitation cannon technique.


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Embrace nutrition guidelines instead of refusing school lunch
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Kids raised on white bread, fast food and sweets are not going to be thrilled by school lunches featuring whole wheat, salads and fruit. That's the crux of the reason some schools are now dropping out of the $11 billion National School Lunch Program.
It's not a mass exodus, by any means, but some school districts are opting out of the program because, they say, kids aren't eating what it now requires. Officials in Catlin, Ill., told the Associated Press that they saw a 10 to 12 percent drop in lunch purchases, amounting to $30,000, last year.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture guidelines for school lunches have come in response to a childhood obesity epidemic and other health concerns. Comfort-food lunches that were served in school cafeterias for years — meatloaf with gravy, buttered corn, white rolls and frosted cake, among other staples — were loaded with calories, sodium and starches.
You can't blame the schools. That food was served by families at home. Government programs supplied it, and it could be produced in mass quantities at a reasonable cost. But it wasn't doing kids much good.
Consuming a better balance of nutrients, less sugar and sodium, reasonable portions and less processed food is healthy for anyone - especially children who are forming habits that will determine their longevity, not to mention our future health care costs. So, the government is wise in forcing schools to serve more fruits, vegetables, whole-grain foods and snacks like granola bars.
Schools that give up the lunch program take a big financial risk in turning down reimbursements of about 30 cents for each full-priced lunch, and $2.50 to $3 for each free or reduced-price lunch. Instead, schools and local health departments should continue to educate students and families about proper nutrition. Cafeteria workers should make the new foods as appealing as possible.
And parents must buy into the emphasis on nutrition. If they can encourage their children to eat these better foods at school - and stock their own cupboards with healthier choices - they will do everyone in their family a service.
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Box scores aren't solely reserved for sporting events. As a U.S. debt default was averted last week and government reopened, the talk in Washington turned to what parties and politicians were the winners, and who were the losers.
Washington, you see, has this press box mentality where stats are kept not only on home runs but on assists and errors.
President Barack Obama and his White House won, in that his health care overhaul stayed intact and the debt ceiling was lifted. Speaker of the House John Boehner lost, as his Republican Party couldn't halt Obamacare or the renegade tea party members who put their convictions above political deal-making. The tea party advocates didn't win because they didn't stop the Democrats.
Much like a football defensive line, the winner was the guy who didn't blink first. The cute sports analogies could go on, but Washington gamesmanship isn't the kind that sells tickets or develops true fan bases.
Washington's games hurt Americans — not government workers who will be paid for the 16 days they were out, but the tourists who wanted to go to a national park or the people who needed to file a critical form with the government. The shutdown hampered economic growth, not just for 16 days, but with widespread damage to America's credibility around the world.
Within hours of resolving the crisis — to face us again in January — the "loser" said there were no winners. The winners toned down their victory, a bit, by attempting to draw the average Joe into the battle. For example, Obama said Americans were "fed up" with Washington. Over how many shutdowns have we heard that that?
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Elaine Barber, 89, Beloit, died Wednesday at Pioneer Court, Beloit. Arrangements are pending at Brian Mark Funeral Home, Beloit.
Shirley D. Bladon, 66, Janesville, died Tuesday at home. Private services will be held. Henke-Clarson Funeral Home, Janesville, is assisting the family.
R. Gay Burmeister, 89, Lake Geneva, died Tuesday at Aurora Lakeland Medical Center, Elkhorn. A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the home of Marshall A. Burmeister. Steinke Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Lake Geneva, is assisting the family.
G. Wayne Gauldin, 74, Janesville, died Wednesday at home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Janesville. Visitation will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Schneider Apfel Schneider & Schneider Funeral Home and Crematory, Janesville, and from 10 a.m. until the time of services Monday at the church.
Dorothy M. Hall, 83, Janesville, died Tuesday at Select Specialty Hospital, Madison. Private services will be held at a later date. All Faiths Funeral Home, Janesville, is assisting the family.
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