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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) – So, you want to talk some trash about the SEC?
You say it's a down year for the conference? You say the SEC got exposed? You say the SEC isn't that much better than any other conference in college football?
Well, keep saying it. I need a good laugh.
The national championship streak came to an end and both SEC teams in BCS bowl games lost, but that's not enough to condemn the conference. In fact, that helps make my point, because both things are noteworthy because of their rarity.
The SEC went 7-3 in its 10 bowl games, which was the second-best winning percentage behind the Sun Belt, which was 2-0 in its appearances in the New Orleans Bowl and GoDaddy Bowl. Only one other conference was above .500 – the Pac 12, which went 6-3.
If you look at the last five years of bowl results, the SEC is 28-16. It might not seem impressive, but no other conference is better over that span. The SEC's worst year since 2009 was a 5-5 mark in 2010, making it the only conference to not be below .500 for any year. The only conferences with better records that season were the Mountain West (4-1) and the Big East (4-2).
Last season was the only one in which two AQ conferences finished better than the SEC's 5-3 record. The Big East went 3-1 and the ACC was 4-2. Even in 2011, when the SEC had teams facing each other in the postseason, its 6-3 record was only topped by the Big 12's 6-2 record.
The only conferences to notch a better postseason mark than the SEC twice in the last five years are the Big East, which no longer exists, and Conference USA, which was 4-1 in both 2011 and 2012 but placed no teams in BCS bowls either season and faced only two AQ conference opponents (both wins, but neither against the SEC).
Meanwhile, the SEC put six teams in the national championship game and won it four times. The SEC's record in BCS games since its inception in 1998 is 17-10. (.629). The only other major conference above .500 is the Pac 12 with a 13-8 (.619) record. The Big East/American conference is 8-8, the Big 10 is 13-15, the Big XII is 10-12 and the ACC is 5-13, including this year's 2-0 mark.
If you want to pursue the futile argument that the conference is top heavy and doesn't match up "top-to-bottom" well, feel free to do so, but good look finding evidence to back that up.
Here is what we learned from watching SEC teams play in bowl games.
1. Auburn ran out of magic. After the tipped Hail Mary that beat Georgia and the 100-yard missed field goal return that toppled Alabama, the only way Auburn could have possibly won in more dramatic fashion would have been a series of increasingly ridiculous laterals culminating in another miracle touchdown.
The Tigers had that opportunity and gave it a respectable attempt, but came nowhere near being successful.
Auburn set up a triple lateral hook-and-ladder to Tre Mason that set him up with a wall of blockers and the best opportunity he could hope for given the circumstances. If the Tigers had only needed 17 yards, they would be national champions, but they needed 82 and lost 34-31.
Essentially, Auburn got out-Auburn'd. Florida State played poorly for three quarters, but scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, including one with 13 seconds left, capping a quick, game-winning drive aided by Auburn penalties.
2. Bob Stoops gets to run his yap for a little while. This is depressing. Oklahoma coach and SEC uber-troll Bob Stoops got his shot at the big boy on the block and just straight up beat him.
Oklahoma put up 429 yards in a 45-31 win over Alabama and backed up his statement that the SEC is all "propaganda." He then took a victory lap on ESPN Radio touting his team's ability to play with anyone, trumping the Big XII because Texas A&M and Missouri are enjoying more success in the SEC than they had in the Big XII and then said he was done talking about it.
But he gets to, because he won. Winners get to talk. Losers don't. It's still not a legitimate argument to compare the conferences, but touting Oklahoma's success is not out of line, because he's right.
However, he may not be around to keep it going, because his name is being attached to the Cleveland Browns' open coaching position. That's happened before, though, without anything materializing, but if there was a good time for Stoops to drop the mic and exit stage left, this would be it.
3. The former Big XII schools are making a statement. Here is where Stoops' argument does a crash-and-burn.
Missouri and Texas A&M are having remarkable success in the SEC in a short period of time, but the emergence of Johnny Manziel, the health of James Franklin (player) and an unthinkable spate of injuries to Georgia and Florida are at least partly to blame.
And when those teams get their shots at former Big XII foes, they deliver. The Aggies did it last season in a 41-13 win over Stoops' Sooners in the Cotton Bowl and Missouri came through this season by beating Oklahoma State 41-31 in the Cotton Bowl.
In fact, the last Big XII team to win the Cotton Bowl was Missouri in 2008. It's the only win the Big XII has in the Cotton Bowl in more than a decade.
The Tigers scored two touchdowns in the final three minutes, including a defensive score to cap the win and defend the reputation of its new conference. Coupled with A&M's win over Duke (more on this later), it makes those teams 3-0 in postseason play since joining the SEC.
4. Other people are noticing James Franklin (coach). Franklin is in the discussion for the head coaching jobs at Penn State and the Tennessee Titans, and for once it's not just me saying it.
Franklin's historic achievements at Vanderbilt are getting out of control, because nearly every win the Commodores get under him represents a first-time occurrence. This season was the first time Vanderbilt had back-to-back nine-win seasons following a 41-24 win over Houston in the BBVA Compass Bowl.
Now Franklin is a legitimate contender for head coaching positions with the Houston Texans and Detroit Lions as well as the Nittany Lions, and is reportedly going to be interviewed by the Washington Redskins. The most intriguing possibility, however, is for him to move across town to coach the Tennessee Titans.1
Franklin will get interviewed by NFL teams, if only to satisfy the Rooney Rule requirement of interviewing minority candidates, but he isn't saying much about his future. However, it's obvious he's outgrown Vanderbilt.
5. You really don't want to play Ole Miss in a bowl game. There are two teams in college football with a six-game winning streak in bowl games: Ole Miss and Florida State.
The Rebels are 10-1 in their last 11 bowl games dating back to 1992, and eight of those wins have come against major conference teams, including their 25-17 win over Georgia Tech in the Music City Bowl.
Bo Wallace threw for 256 yards and a touchdown and ran for 86 yards and two touchdowns and took some of the sting off of the Rebels' painful loss to Mississippi State.
But as good a track record as the Rebels have in postseason play, they haven't been to one of the four BCS bowls since a 1969 win in the Sugar Bowl.
6. Dan Mullen is the king of Starkville. If ripping Ole Miss' heart out in the Egg Bowl wasn't enough to win over every cowbell-ringing lunatic in the Magnolia State, a dominating 44-7 win over Rice in the Liberty Bowl was.
Mullen has led the Bulldogs to four bowl games and three wins since taking over for Sylvester Croom. The Bulldogs have a similar recent history to Ole Miss. Mississippi State has won six of its last seven bowl games with most coming over major conference teams in lower-tier bowls.
Mullen already has more bowl wins than any other coach in Mississippi State history, and if he can lead the Bulldogs to a major bowl game, which they haven't been to since the 1941 Orange Bowl, Starkville will be renamed Mullentown.2
7. Johnny Football may have gone out in style. You may have heard that the Chick-fil-A Bowl was "what could be" Johnny Manziel's last college football game. ESPN refused to let that talking point go unused. Actually, it was all ESPN could talk about.
However, as of when this was published, no announcement has been made on Manziel's future. But, like all sports fans, I'm beholden to what the Bristol Behemoth spews.3 So, anyway, if it was "Johnny Football's" last game, he could've done a lot worse than the 52-48 come-from-behind win over Duke.
It might have been the best performance of his career. Texas A&M trailed by 21 at the start of the second half and Manziel tossed three touchdowns and ran for another, including scoring strikes of 44 yards and 55 yards in the fourth quarter to complete the comeback. He threw for 382 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 73 yards another score.
He still needed help from the Aggies' defense, and for once it wasn't totally incompetent. Duke put together a good drive, converting a third-and-7 and a fourth-and-4, but the drive went askew – Nate Askew – when it ended with an interception.
Manziel, of course, wouldn't say anything about his future plans, but he'd be stupid not to leave. Fortunately for Aggies fans, he has a track record of being incredibly stupid.
8. Georgia did what Georgia does. Poor Georgia. It just can't catch a break.
A season-ending knee injury to Aaron Murray put the Bulldogs in a difficult position before the Gator Bowl even started, but Hutson Mason did a good job as Murray's replacement and put the Bulldogs in position to win.
Trailing 24-19 with 25 seconds to play, Georgia needed to convert a fourth-and-3 from the 16 to set up a potential game-winning touchdown. Mason had time to throw, had an open receiver and made a good throw, but tight end Arthur Lynch dropped the pass and the Bulldogs lost.
If there was a perfect way for Georgia's season to end, that was it.
Mason threw for 320 yards and a touchdown and Lynch had six catches for 69 yards, but they couldn't connect at the most crucial moment. Georgia had failed to convert in the red zone the entire game, settling for field goals and having to rely on a leaky defense to keep the game close.
It looked like hope was lost when Nebraska scored on a 99-yard pass, but the Bulldogs answered quickly and shut out the Cornhuskers in the fourth quarter. But a disappointing year ended in another final, crushing disappointment.
9. There's no coaching carousel. One of the best things about this time of year is the upheaval and turmoil surrounding coaching changes and their effects on recruiting.
If James Franklin (coach) doesn't leave Vanderbilt, this will be the first year since 2005 – and only the second year since 1991 – that there will be no coaching changes in the SEC.
Gus Malzahn is a long shot to leave Auburn after leading the Tigers to the BCS national championship game in his first season, but outside of that there's not much turmoil.
Nick Saban was rumored to be taking coaching jobs that weren't even available yet, but signed an extension with Alabama. Texas A&M locked down Kevin Sumlin for a few more years, Florida and Georgia didn't axe Will Muschamp or Mark Richt despite their seasons being massive letdowns. Four other teams hired a coach last year, so they still think they have the right guy.
Oh well, there's always next year.
10. Sponsorship is dumb. I said this last year, too, but it's worth talking about some more.
Other than, you know, money, what purpose do sponsorships serve? It can't be getting those companies any extra revenue or customers. The dumbest – and the dumbest mascot – is the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. Seriously, what's up with that?
Northrop Grumman is another stupid sponsor. Northrop Grumman does good work, but it manufactures aircraft carriers, B-2s and missile defense systems. Unless there's about to be an Amazon drone uprising, the average citizen has no need for those things.
Amazon, by the way, doesn't sponsor a bowl game. Neither does eBay. GoDaddy does, though, because everybody needs a website.
Chick-fil-A, Beef O'Brady's, Outback Steakhouse, Papa John's and Buffalo Wild Wings all sponsor a bowl to help Fight Hunger (Bowl). I'm waiting for the Hooters Bowl. It's got to be coming soon, right?
Extra points: 1Did you know there was a pioneering settler in the Nashville area named James Franklin? There was. There's not much available on him except for a blog about preserving his grave and a Wikipedia entry for his son. But, you know, history and what-not.
2Starkvegas (aka, the Land That Fun Forgot) is in bad need of a rebrand. Danville is already taken by other states but could still work OK. Mullenville works too and keeps the alliteration with the state name. Dantown would be nice (as in, there's a big party in downtown Dantown tonight!). Mullenburg and Dan City, however, are long shots.
3Sorry, Fox Sports 1, but you're kind of terrible. There's too much screaming, too many discussions about soccer and way too many obnoxious graphics for my taste. Crowd Goes Wild is a decent enough show to make me remember you still exist, but I stopped watching Fox Sports Live after about two days and abandoned Fox Football Daily before finishing a single episode. Thanks for putting my alma mater, Louisiana Tech, on TV a few times, though. I'll keep popping in occasionally to watch them lose, but that's about it.
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Wierd tag name I know but my son thinks I look like a bear with my beard. That makes him a bear cub. I got the Farmall itch at a young age from my uncle. He is a very hard working man and taught me how to work hard and independent. The backbone of all operations was the farmall cub. From the age of eight I was hooked. Dad bought a super c to mow his five acres with soon after he got it. Well some years past and we acquired a farmall h and bn. When i bought my own home I ran i to a guy that had two cubs that belonged to a passed grandfather, picked those up in a package deal. That was seven years ago ang since then Ive bought four more. They do it all. Mow, plow drives, take care of the garden and haul wood. Now with a two year old son to me it is important to maintain the simple lifestyle and hard work. My goal is to go through his cub starting at the age of five. He owns a 1952 farmall cub. Together we have a 47', (2) 48', a 49', a 52', ans a 62' all cubs. hIs first word was tractor so I think he enjoys them so far. This to me is an opportunity. To pass along tradition and a skill set that made this country what it is. God bless. KURT
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Well how does one say to that aside from ... Very well said Nice to see someone with a deep appreciation keeping so many Cubs alive and wanting to pass that love of your Cubs down to your son. We will be looking to you to share some of your experiences and knowledge in the coming days/weeks/months and I hope you really enjoy yourself here. You probably already have some resources similar to what we have available to our members, but just in case, follow the links below .. sure hope they can be of help to you.
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Welcome to the forum. There is a CubFest just south of you on June 1 & 2. This is the web address http://www.barnyardbash.com/. I'm sure that Barnyard, the host, will be along shortly to invite you also. Lots of your friends (you haven't met yet) will be there working on Cubs developing those skills you were referring to. CubFests are family friendly, so bring the whole family.
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Welcome! I am sure the baby bear cub will enjoy the Cub(s), Dad will too.
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Kurt, Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forum, Kurt! (and thanks for passing along the hard work ethic to the little guy)
As has been previously indicated... The Barnyard Bash is the place to be on the first weekend in June... Hope to meet you there...
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Kurt, welcome to the forum! As you know by now, there is a wealth of information to be found here. After listening to these guys you will feel like a Cub pro in no time. As Bill Hudson and Stan mentioned, the Barnyard Bash would be a great place to learn much about your Cub. You are about three and a half hours away, but most of the more than 70 folks from the forum who show up travel farther than that. You will meet a bunch of new friends, gain a vast knowledge of your Cub and have a great time and all it will cost is your time, gas and a hotel room if you stay for both days (many forum members get rooms).
I hope you can sneak away from your hard work for a couple of days to join us. We will all be happy if you do.
Enjoy your Cub and your time on the forum!
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Thanks for the warm welcome. I am really looking forward to the Barnyard Bash. Sounds like it will be a great time with great people. Take care.
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Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout - Anderson Valley Brewing Company
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Reviews by tvv375ia:
4.35/5 rDev +6.9%
poured from 22oz bottle into imperial pint glass
A-very dark brown with no light getting through with about a 2 finger head that leaves a lot of lacing as it fades slowly to a small cap
S-some chocolate, carmel, dark roast coffee just what you are looking for in a stout and a little pine hops
T-just like the smel, everything you want to find in a stout, chocolate, roasted coffee, some carmel with a little pine
M-a little thinner than I would like but still medium bodied with some good carbonation
O-solid all around I got this in a trade so not sure of the price but better than average so would be worth a little more than average I guess
01-19-2012 01:29:45 | More by tvv375ia
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North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
This is one of the better sweeter stouts I have had in a quite awhile,pours a deep brown not quite black with a nice looking almond colored head.Aroma is very earthy and of bitter chocolatetaiste is lightly sweet but not overpowering by any means with some nice earthiness and french roast coffee.A real nice brew on a cooler day like today,very nice.
09-02-2003 19:38:42 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev -14%
04-26-2014 11:04:44 | More by DanGeo
3.7/5 rDev -9.1%
Pours a shade of brown so dark that you might mistake this beer as completely black if looked at in a dimly lit room. Brown, oatmeal colored head (ironically enough) sits on top for a while but leaves very little and somewhat spotty patches of lace on the way down. Aroma is sweet, just like an oatmeal stout should be. Sweet, roasted malts, almost reaching the bitter threshold, with hints of coffee. Not picking up a ton of chocolate, mostly just roasted malt and even a bit of creaminess from the oats. Doesn't pack as but of a punch as expected.
Across the palate, this beer is medium bodied with a very nice creamy and smooth texture - something that is imperative to the style and is execute well here. Roasted malts jump out to the front with some heavy coffee bean and oat/grain flavors. Sweetness hangs in the balance, coming off a bit like "cream & sugar", althought maybe not quite that sweet. The malts flirt with the "so heavily roasted it's bitter" line, throwing in maybe just a touch of bitterness to counter the sweetness. Hop flavors aren't very relevant, but they add a bit more ashy bitterness to help with any offset. The aftertaste actually contains a big nuttiness and a little woody note that I can't quite put my finger on. A little strange, not because it's bad, just slightly unexpected, since it wasn't around in the aroma.
Very good oatmeal stout, although I think it may be slightly overrated. Easily drinkable, but there are more flavorable options out there, though this one certainly isn't a bad choice by any means. Worth a shot if you like the style.
09-17-2012 01:09:32 | More by tectactoe
3.45/5 rDev -15.2%
I don't get the reviews for this one. I'm not too thrilled with this stout. I've had way better. Black with a small light brown head that doesn't ever fully leave. Sweet smelling with a touch of coffee. Earthy flavors up front.
I never really get a hint of alcohol. Coco, dirt and oats start our smooth then turn bitter leaving me with a coffee like after taste. I felt the mouthfeel was too thin. Glad I tried it, but I don't see myself seeking it out in the future.
07-23-2012 22:24:09 | More by ExtraStout
3.5/5 rDev -14%
06-04-2012 02:16:21 | More by Zakk
3.93/5 rDev -3.4%
This beer poured pitch black dark with an inch or two of light chocolate head. I was disappointed in the aroma- I wasn't getting much but a light, malty odor. The taste proved to be much more impressive, as strong bursts of chocolate and caramel flavor were prevalent. It has a hoppy, bitter taste that is not overpowering, but holds to the tongue. This is not a dry stout, but has a milky mouthfeel without any heaviness that slows down drinkability. I imagine this as a nice sitting-around-at-home beer.
06-03-2007 02:06:06 | More by StoutHearted
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
Poured from a 22oz. bomber into a pint glass.
A: This poured a dark brown with thin tan lacing, that is often associated with Stouts.
S: This had coffee, chocolate, and malt on the nose. I could also pick up hints of rasins as well.
T: This was very smooth and balanced. No one flavor seemed over-powering. I have had other Stouts where they seem too malty, or the bitter aftertaste of dark or semi-sweet chocolate dominates.
M: Not as heavy as others of this style, slightly carbonated, just coats the mouth long enough to pick up the main components of the beer.
D: Because it is an Oatmeal Stout that is mellow and balanced, the cream is light enough to have more than one in a session. At 3.99 a bomber it is also reasonably priced. I see more of these in my future.
03-09-2008 20:48:06 | More by SmokingmeX
4.03/5 rDev -1%
A: Black pour with a thick and creamy head that
disipates quickly.
S: Great oat and malt aromas with nice chocolate
and coffee undertones. There are also notes
of nuttiness and toasted malt. The alcohol
is barely a detectable amongst all of these
great aromas. The best thing about this beer
is the aroma that acts as the brew's ingredu-
ient list.
T: The taste is a perfect translation of the
smells. The oatiness and chocolate notes
are robust while the coffee and malt accents
don't over whelm. There is a little hop at
the end of the sip but otherwise smooth and
creamy without much bite.
M: I was a little disappointed withe mouthfeel.
This brew seemed to be a thin and a little
undercarbonated. This category seemed to be
the only real weak spot in this brew.
D: This is a highly drinkable stout that went
very well with dinner and held up nicely by
itself after my dinner was done. Again, the
only downside to this beer is that it does
lack the heartiness that one may have come
to expect in a craft oatmeal stout.
Note: I should mention that the bar manager
where I sampled this brew did apologize
for not being able to offer this brew via
nitro. Apparently those who sample this
brew through a nitro tap experience quite
a nice mouthfeel with a little more depth
than the one that I experienced.
06-22-2009 12:26:01 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
5/5 rDev +22.9%
11-25-2012 20:37:22 | More by drewkennedy
3.9/5 rDev -4.2%
From Vancer in 2MBBif...thanks...
Nice black brew. Light chocolate head, 1/2" initially, thin layer with intermitten bubble pockets after reducing.
Aroma is a bit light. Dark toasted malts, dark chocolate and toffee prevail though.
Dark toasted malts prevail again, coming on with a bit of char. Dark chocolate once again. Taste is much more upfront than the aroma and very similar overall. Mild bitterness from the toasted malts finish this one out.
Mouthfeel approaches full bodied. Coats the cheeks well and really lingers. Relatively low carbonation.
Really good drinkability; strong flavor that I look for in a stout and sits light on the stomach while still having a solid feel going down.
06-09-2006 04:10:10 | More by blitz134
4.33/5 rDev +6.4%
Dense opague black with a lovely one inch creamy mocha head. Easily rivals any Rogue stout in appearance.
Rich chocolate malts all in the nose. Sweetness.
Tastes incredibly smooth, rich, and creamy. Very balanced and even. Slightly roasted/burnt finsh.
Mouthfeel is the lowest point, but is still better than many stouts. There is a somewhat watery feel in the middle, where it seems that there should be some more flavor or body.
A very drinkable stout. Dare I even say this is "mild"? Could possibly have a big crossover potential for Guinness fans.
02-10-2006 00:15:12 | More by chOAKbarrell
3.93/5 rDev -3.4%
Poured from a 22 oz. bottle into a standard pint glass. Great head, pitch black, nice stout smell. I found this beer to be a touch watery compared to other oatmeal stouts (specifically B.O.R.I.S.), but overall a nice stout that convinced me to try other beers from Anderson Valley Brewery.
09-11-2011 19:59:14 | More by paylay32
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
03-18-2014 18:13:26 | More by Wanderer4beer
3.25/5 rDev -20.1%
12-28-2012 20:44:45 | More by DWolf
4.75/5 rDev +16.7%
I thoroughly enjoyed this oatmeal stout. Very robust, complex, extremely flavourful and textured. In a market of wimpy and nitro'd stouts, this one stands out. However, the $9.99 a 6-pak price tag stood out the most. As much as I liked it, I would not drop that kind of money a second time.
08-06-2001 10:39:26 | More by Todd
4.45/5 rDev +9.3%
Poured almost black, showed very little head retention,aroma was much weaker than I expected,but then it hit me, a strong thick chocolate and roasted malt taste, the second taste was equally glorious,with a wonderful, wonderful aftertaste. Top notch, will be permanently stocked
10-01-2003 23:43:42 | More by grynder33
3.55/5 rDev -12.8%
12 oz bottle. Pours an opaque dark brown with a creamy brown head that goes to a ring that leaves a little lacing.
The aroma is sweet chocolate and lactose and some earthy grains.
The flavor is slightly sweet chocolate and strong roastiness followed by some acidic, bitter hoppiness. I got some sour notes towards the end. The mouthfeel is medium bodied and low on carbonation.
Overall, a decent stout. More bitter and roasty than I was expecting from an oatmeal stout. This is a good beer, but nothing too special and a bit overpriced.
08-09-2006 04:49:34 | More by Beaver13
3.5/5 rDev -14%
05-27-2013 00:36:02 | More by TimoP
Rhode Island
4.49/5 rDev +10.3%
It's Stout, Porter, and Barleywine Season!!!! I love this beer.
Pours a midnight black, not allowing any light to peak through, with a tremendous frothy, light brown head that lingers on and keeps you company throughout the life of the beer. Tremendous lacing. A beauty of a beer to behold!
Smells of rich chocolate, very nutty, malty sweetness, and roastiness. Amazing.
Taste is, again, very nutty, rich and chocolately, coffee tones, sweetness from the oatmeal and dark malts, some toffeeish and caramel undetones. A slight hop bitterness comes in towards the middle/end and ends of dry. Pure bliss!
Mouthfeel is rich and creamy with the perfect amount of carbonation.
Drinkable? ABSOLUTELY! I could easily take down an entire sixer of these babies in the cold winter by a nice warm fire. Despite, it's heaviness, the drinkability is outstanding. It's so damn tasty, you don't want to stop drinking them. Absolute stunner right here. Anderson Valley are masters of their craft.
10-26-2006 22:27:55 | More by Doomcifer
New Hampshire
4.5/5 rDev +10.6%
10-03-2013 19:12:14 | More by JakerLou
4.38/5 rDev +7.6%
Presentation: 12 oz brown long-neck bottle with no freshness date. Blurb about the beer on the back label.
Appearance: Stout black with a wispy light brown lace.
Smell: Sweet and tangy with a mild coffee and chicory aroma.
Taste: Rich, smooth and textured. A fight between the roasted flavour and hop oil … hop oil finally gives up. Hops give a good fight with a flowery bitterness and leave a short trail of flavour. Roasted flavour keeps on pushing on, full bodied and a bit of sweetness come through. The finish is of a faded tangy roasted ending.
Notes: Seriously hearty stout, very full bodied and pretty much no holds bared on your taste buds. This is what you call a beefed up stout … where is my cigar?
Hard to lay down $9-10 for this one though it is worth it. This is a kick ass stout with a long roasted finish.
01-25-2002 15:24:36 | More by Jason
Alberta (Canada)
4.36/5 rDev +7.1%
09-01-2014 00:04:05 | More by SierraDrinker
4.45/5 rDev +9.3%
Pours an opaque ebony body, with an attractive tan head that has ruby highlights on the fringe. Very nice pattern of patch and sheet lacing as the glass is slowly drained.
Aroma begins with a soft, bittersweet chocolate note, with the smell of Enlgish walnuts freshly cracked from the shell. Some fruity aromas of apples and cherries appear toward the finish.
Mouthfeel is rich and full bodied, with an ideal level of carbonation.
Taste begins with a soft, chocolate maltiness, that lingers on the palate all the way to the finish. The walnut nuttiness dances into the picture early on, then fades away toward the finish, as bittersweet floral hops and a hint of roasted Kona coffee take over. This seems to thin out a bit at the end, with a mild note of green apples.
A very tasty, robust stout. The oatmeal is barely noticed except for contributing a pleasantly smooth drinkability. One of the better American stouts that I've enjoyed.
06-11-2004 11:45:50 | More by merlin48
New York
3.88/5 rDev -4.7%
12 ouncer sampled, looks like a stout, just a glint of light on the edges, tan head, moderate lacing sliding down the sides of the glass. Nose is malt and burnt malt. Nice roasted flavors, slick oily mouthfeel. Drying hoppy finish with more burnt notes, decent OS, good sessioner for stout lovers.
12-17-2004 01:56:55 | More by Billolick
Barney Flats Oatmeal Stout from Anderson Valley Brewing Company
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At the All-Star FanFest on Tuesday, just hours before the Major League's best players of black, white, Dominican, Venezuelan and various other colors took the field for the 75th All-Star Game at Minute Maid Park, Hartman talked of times when black players were not allowed on Major League Baseball fields.
Hartman was a member of the Negro Leagues as a player for the Kansas City Monarchs in the mid-1950s, when the Majors was not entirely integrated. The last team to integrate was the Boston Red Sox in 1959, so advancing to the Majors in the mid-1950s was hardly easy.
"The Negro Leagues were in decline then," Hartman said during a Negro League symposium. "I think it had reached its time. Everything must come to and end. But it brought me great memories."
Hartman signed a minor league contract with the Chicago Cubs in 1956 and played in the Cubs' system for five years before being traded to the Houston Colt .45's in 1961. He played two seasons with Houston and has lived there ever since.
The symposium, which allowed kids to sit on a simulated baseball field and watch the interview close up, allowed Hartman to talk about some of his cherished baseball memories.
He played in the 1955 East-West All-Star Game at Chicago's Comiskey Park, a game that involved several Negro League legends. Hartman played on the Monarchs with Satchel Paige and had plenty of special memories.
"With Satch, the game didn't start until he got there," Hartman recalls. "And when he got there, he didn't warm up for 15 or 20 minutes like these pitchers today. He threw maybe eight pitches and was ready to go. He used to tell me, 'I am not going to waste my game in the bullpen. I'll throw my good stuff in the game.'"
Hartman was a part-time player in his two years with the Colt .45s, but played with some of the game's great stars when they were practically babies. That 1963 Houston team included a 19-year-old rookie named Rusty Staub and a 19-year-old second baseman named Joe Morgan.
"Rusty had a tough time hitting the curveball at first, but he kept at it and the rest is history," Hartman said. "Now with Joe, I used to take the game to Joe on the field in those days, but he won't admit it. But you could see that he was going to be a great player."
Hartman was a minor league teammate of Billy Williams, who actually left the Cubs' then minor league affiliate in San Antonio because of the heavy racism. Negro League legend Buck O'Neil retrieved Williams from his Alabama home, and he reported back to San Antonio.
Hartman said he has no regrets about his playing days or his arduous journey. It was tough to see the end of the Negro Leagues, but the reward was a Major League chance.
"During those times, things weren't always so nice," he said. "But we made it OK. I am grateful to the sport of baseball. I have been able to travel all over the world."
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- Direct contact with nasal or throat secretions of infected people
- Airborne transmission, which is less common
- 1-2 days before symptoms appear
- 3-5 days before the rash
- 4 days after the appearance of the rash
Risk Factors
- Unvaccinated or inadequately vaccinated
- Living in crowded and/or unsanitary conditions
- Traveling to less developed countries where measles is common
- Season: winter and spring
- Weakened immune system even if vaccinated
Born after 1956 and either:
- You have never been diagnosed with measles.
- You received a vaccine before 1968 and you have never been fully vaccinated since.
- Conjunctivitis
- Fever, often high
- Runny nose
- Sneezing
- Discomfort
- Red eyes
- Hacking cough
- Sore throat
- Exhaustion
- Very small spots inside the mouth—2-4 days after initial symptoms
Raised, itchy red to brownish rash:
- Starts around the ears, face, and side of the neck 3-5 days after the first symptoms appear
- Generally spreads to the arms, trunk, and legs over the next two days
- Lasts about 4-6 days
Comfort Measures
- Gargle with warm salt water to relieve sore throat. Using a humidifier may also help.
Treat high fever with an over-the-counter pain reliever such as
. Cold sponge baths may also help.
- Note : Aspirin is not recommended for children or teens with a current or recent viral infection. This is because of the risk of Reyes syndrome . Ask your doctor which other medicines are safe for your child.
- Get plenty of rest.
- Drink plenty of liquids.
- Eat a soft, bland diet.
- Encephalitis —inflammation of the brain
- Bacterial pneumonia —lung infection
- Have had severe allergic reactions to vaccines or vaccine components
- Are pregnant—Avoid pregnancy for 1-3 months after receiving the vaccine.
- Have a weakened immune system
- Have a high fever or severe upper respiratory tract infection
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention http://www.cdc.gov
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases http://www.nfid.org
Caring for Kids http://www.caringforkids.cps.ca
Public Health Agency of Canada http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca
Bellini WJ, Rota JS, Lowe LE, et al. Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis: more cases of this fatal disease are prevented by measles immunization than was previously recognized. J Infect Dis . 2005 Nov 15;192(10):1686-93.
Kassianos G. Vaccination for tomorrow: the need to improve immunization rates. J Fam Health Care . 2010;20(1):13-6.
Measles (rubeola). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/yellowbook/2012/chapter-3-infectious-diseases-related-to-travel/measles-rubeola.htm . Updated July 1, 2011. Accessed June 7, 2013.
Peter G, Gardner P. Standards for immunization practice for vaccines in children and adults. Infect Dis Clin North Am . 2001;15:9-19.
5/27/2011 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance https://dynamed.ebscohost.com/about/about-us : Measles—United States, January—May 20, 2011. MMWR Morb Mortal Wkly Rep. 2011 May 20 early online.
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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The freckle-faced Wonder Kid moves through a gym packed with powerlifters, gliding past the grunting, straining, muscle-bound adults.
In his middle school hallway outside of Baltimore, Jake Schellenschlager blends in with other eighth-graders, but here at the York Barbell Competition in York, Pa., the 14-year-old with a shock of red hair and toothy grin is a star. The Wonder Kid can lift more than twice his weight — a feat that impresses powerlifting aficionados and worries pediatricians who believe the sport poses risks to developing bodies.
On this day, Jake is hoping to set world or personal records.
Jake admits he is nervous as he waits for the announcer to call his name. The competition will pit Jake against himself. Although powerlifting is attracting increasing numbers of teens, there are no other competitors on this Saturday morning in his category — 14- to 15-year-olds at a weight class of 123 pounds.
Jake had been hoping to compete in the 114-pound category and spent the evening before at the gym, running on a treadmill, trying to drop water weight. In the morning, though, the scale in the bathroom of his Pasadena home in Anne Arundel County (Maryland) was stuck at 118.
He was hoping he'd somehow drop the rest on the drive with his mother and sisters to York. But when he steps onto a big digital scale, the attendant announces, "One nineteen."
Jake's eyes flash disappointment. "I was thinking if I would weigh in at 114, I could break records. Records are harder for the 123 class."
His mother assures him: "That's okay, Jake."
After the weigh-in, Jake straddles a bench to warm up on chest press. His trainer guides him as he lifts 155 pounds. Other powerlifters pass by and encourage him. Powerlifters share camaraderie, unlike bodybuilders, who compete in a world that is more about vanity and beauty. Powerlifters admire pure strength.


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There\'s a very real chance the Bucs waive [Revis] before next season. At the very least, it will be a discussion worth having.
Lot of great work and it's appreciated. I think a lot of the frustration is that while there will be guys available after the draft, due to the bizarre buyers market this year much better quality was available early on FA for just as cheap and on low risk short contracts. Plus asvypu point out some of the holes are based on the FO going do or die on one option (Revis)'which is poor negotiating and can end up being costly.
Good post.Is Tandy a CB, S or a flex DB? I'm interested in seeing Tandy and Goode play a little more since the team liked them enough to not risk trying to get them to the practice squad.In terms of in-game analysis, I like to follow Steve White. He's extremely high on Nate Byham and thinks he's one of the best blocking TEs the Bucs have ever had. He also liked Danny Noble. With Stocker and Crabtree as the more balanced receiving/blocking TEs and Byham and Noble as the extra linemen. I really don't think the unit will be addressed in the draft, at least not in the first three rounds.
The team finished 7-9...outside of the safety position, what has been upgraded this off-season?
Quote from: BucDaFackUp on March 26, 2013, 11:54:50 AMThe team finished 7-9...outside of the safety position, what has been upgraded this off-season?it looks to me like DT, DE and CB are the only positions that need serious attention...and there is still plenty of time and ways to do so.....did you even read the post?
tandy is def a wildcard...if he's a safety it could lessen the potential blow of barber not coming back (if thats the case), if he's a CB perhaps their comfort with him is adding to the lack of activity surrounding the position? who knows, but at this point i'm much more excited about tandy's chances than goode's. goode seems like a career ST guy to me..and i knew byham was a good blocker, but i didnt know steve white was so high on him. if they really do like byham and noble then yeah, TE becomes a 4th round and later option. however it's clear that this offence needs a #3 receiving threat, whether that is upgrading the slot or TE position, i have a feeling that one of them will be targeted


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Learn More About Medicines in Development for HIV/AIDS
Medicines in Development for HIV/AIDS
America's biopharmaceutical research companies are currently developing 73 innovative medicines and vaccines to help the nearly 1.2 million Americans living with HIV infection today, according to a new report from PhRMA. The medicines in development – all in either clinical trials or under review by the FDA – include 40 antivirals, 25 vaccines, four cell or gene therapies, and four immunomodulators. Examples of potential innovations included in the report include:
• An antisense gene therapy that uses genetic material derived from HIV-1 itself to remove disease-causing aspects of the virus.
• A transdermal vaccine comprised of DNA plasmids that helps suppress virus replication and destroys HIV-infected cells.
• A first-in-class medicine that is intended to prevent the HIV virus from attaching to new cells and breaking through the cell membrane.
While HIV/AIDS remains one of the most devastating diseases affecting people around the world, overall global growth of the disease has stabilized and there are fewer AIDS-related deaths, due in large part to the increased availability of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART or ART). Since the introduction of HAART combinations in the mid-1990s, AIDS-related death rates in the United States have dropped 79 percent.
A second new report examines how continued progress against HIV/AIDS has been achieved over time. The PhRMA-sponsored white paper by Boston Healthcare Associates, Inc. (BHA), Recognizing the Value of Innovation in HIV/AIDS Therapy, looks at the evolution of HIV/AIDS treatment from the 1980s, when the disease was an acute, fatal disease to its status today as a chronic, manageable condition.
"Together, these two new reports highlight how far we have come in the fight against HIV/AIDS over the last few decades," said PhRMA President and CEO John J. Castellani. "Through a series of complex steps and incremental gains in knowledge, therapeutic options for patients with HIV/AIDS are transforming the treatment paradigm and prolonging lives. America's biopharmaceutical researchers are focusing on developing improved treatment regimens, more effective treatments, and are intensifying their efforts to develop preventative vaccines."
Related Content
- 2012 Report: Medicines in Development for HIV/AIDS (PDF)
- Backgrounder: Selected Medicines in Development for HIV/AIDS
- 2012 Clinical Backgrounder: Clinical Trials for HIV Infection in the United States
- BHA Executive Summary: Recognizing the Value of Innovation in HIV/AIDS Therapy
- BHA Report: Recognizing the Value of Innovation in HIV/AIDS Therapy
- Media Release: Innovative Medicines Help Turn HIV Infection into Chronic Disease


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Safeguarding Your Financial Information and Identity
Don't Show Your ID
Have you ever tried to use a credit card in person and been asked to show your ID? While that sounds like a great idea, helping to ensure someone else does not use your credit card, you could be opening yourself up to potential identity theft. Showing an ID gives another person access to things like your address, your birth date, or other sensitive information. You really aren't any safer, since credit card companies limit your liability to unauthorized use to around $50, whether or not ID was shown. Someone who steals your card could simply use a self-checkout system, avoiding any interaction with a clerk or salesperson that might ask for ID.
In short, you don't receive additional protection by showing your ID; in fact, you open yourself up to the risk of identity theft.


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While U.S. gas prices leave many Americans shaking their fists at the pump, they're nothing compared to gas prices in most countries around the world. Take a look at the average gas prices in 11 countries as of mid-March.
Turkey: $9.39 per gallon -- Turkey has the highest price on our list at nearly $9.50 per gallon. Istanbul consistently ranks as one of the most expensive cities in which to buy gas.
France: $7.59 per gallon -- European countries are well-known for their sky-high gas prices. France is no exception, levying taxes of over $4.50 per gallon.
Japan: $6.87 per gallon -- The island nation taxes motorists almost $3 per gallon, according to Energy Détente.
Australia: $5.64 per gallon -- Australia's gas prices are determined by a deregulated market where competition is the name of the game.
India: $1.22 per gallon -- In June 2010, the Indian government decided to deregulate gasoline prices, doing away with the subsidies that had long kept the cost low. Public protests brought the prices back down.
Canada: $5.14per gallon -- Although Canada is a major producer of oil, heavy taxes hit Canadian drivers hard.
China: $5.11 per gallon -- China's economic regulatory agency, the National Development and Reform Commission, adjusts the retail price of gasoline when the cost of crude oil changes by more than 4 percent over 22 business days.
Brazil: $3.53 per gallon -- The country is somewhat insulated from rising world oil prices because of its local supply of ethanol, harvested from sugarcane.
Saudi Arabia: 74 cents per gallon -- The price of gasoline here is decided by royal decree, selling at a subsidized rate.
Venezuela: 6 cents per gallon -- Venezuela boasts the lowest cost of gasoline on our list. Citizens pay just pennies per gallon, enjoying generous subsidies from President Hugo Chavez.
Iran: 4 cents per gallon -- Iranians enjoy a big gas subsidy, although the government has been known to cut that assistance at the drop of a hat, causing prices to soar.


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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Every day, one of the great mysteries in fishing repeats itself dozens of times at any given bait shop. Fishermen happily parting with $30, $50, even $100 for live minnows blindly dump them into a bucket of water—minus a life support system—yet expect to still have healthy fish food an hour or even days later. Perhaps frustrated by the notion that an aerator adds another expense, cutting into day-old donuts and un-chewable jerky, they carelessly choose unhealthy eating to the survival of bait.
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All this, plus one other tiny, little detail... The Econo-Aerator costs just ten bucks—that's less than a couple dozen minnows.
Consider the following:
Plan A: 6am - Go to baitshop. Spend $30 on 4-dozen minnows. Put minnows in bucket without aerator. Noon – 3-dozen minnows floating belly up in bucket. 12:15pm – Return to bait shop. Spend another $30 on minnows. Beverage fund is depleted.
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Take a chronological look at the most memorable "Bond Girls," starting with Ursula Andress, who memorably played Honey Ryder in the first James Bond movie, 1962's "Dr. No."
Sylvia Trench (played by Eunice Gayson)
"Dr. No" - 1962
Tatiana Romanova (played by Daniela Bianchi)
"From Russia With Love" - 1963
Pussy Galore (played by Honor Blackman)
"Goldfinger" - 1964
Jill Masterson (played by Shirley Eaton)
Domino (played by Claudine Auger)
"Thunderball" - 1965
Kissy Suzuki (played by Mie Hama)
"You Only Live Twice" - 1967
Tracy Di Vicenzo (played by Dianna Rigg)
"On Her Majesty's Secret Service" - 1969
Tiffany Case (played by Jill St. John)
"Diamonds Are Forever" - 1971
Solitare (played by Jane Seymour)
"Live and Let Die" - 1973
Rosie Carver (Gloria Hendry) and Solitare (Jane Seymour)
Mary Goodnight (played by Britt Ekland)
"The Man with the Golden Gun" - 1974
Major Anya Amasova/Agent XXX (played by Barbara Bach)
"The Spy Who Loved Me" - 1977
Dr. Holly Goodhead (played by Lois Chiles)"Moonraker" - 1979
Melina Havelock (played by Carole Bouquet)"For Your Eyes Only" - 1981
Countess Lisl von Schlaf (played by Cassandra Harris)"For Your Eyes Only" - 1981
Octopussy (played by Maud Adams)"Octopussy" - 1983
Domino Petachi (played by Kim Basinger)"Never Say Never Again" - 1983
May Day (played by Grace Jones)"A View to a Kill" - 1985
Pola Ivanova (played by Fiona Fullerton)"A View to a Kill" - 1985
Stacey Sutton (played by Tanya Roberts)"A View to a Kill" - 1985
Kara Milovy (played by Maryam d'Abo)"The Living Daylights" - 1987
Pam Bouvier (played by Carey Lowell)"License to Kill" - 1989
Xenia Onatopp (played by Famke Janssen)
"GoldenEye" - 1995
Natalya Simonova (played by Izabella Scorupco)"GoldenEye" - 1995
Wai Lin (played by Michelle Yeoh)"Tomorrow Never Dies" - 1997
Paris Carver (played by Teri Hatcher)"Tomorrow Never Dies" - 1997
Dr. Christmas Jones (Denise Richards) and Elektra King (Sophie Marceau)"The World is Not Enough" - 1999
Jinx Johnson (played by Halle Berry)"Die Another Day" - 2002
Miranda Frost (played by Rosamund Pike)"Die Another Day" - 2002
Vesper Lynd (played by Eva Green)"Casino Royale" - 2006
Camille Montes (played by Olga Kurylenko)"Quantum of Solace" - 2008
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Daniel Alfredsson decision to play this coming season probably won't come until just before Sept. 18, according to Detroit GM Ken Holland.
Cory Sarich has been slowly recovering from injuries he sustained when he was hit by a Ford F-350 truck while cycling.
Ben Bishop (wrist) hopes to be fully healed by the time the regular season starts.
Penguins GM Jim Rutherford isn't in a hurry to re-sign Marc-Andre Fleury, but he still holds him in high regard.
Craig Anderson has inked a three-year contract with the Ottawa Senators worth an average annual value of $4.2 million.
Devin Setoguchi signed a one-year, $750,000 contract with the Calgary Flames on Saturday.
Aaron Ekblad spoke on Saturday about his recovery from the concussion he sustained earlier this summer, and all signs point to the first overall pick being ready for the start of Panthers' training camp next month.
Marc Staal's agent, Paul Krepelka, told ESPN.com via email that it's "all quiet on that front right now," while referring to contract talks with the Rangers.
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- Power: Flame Retardant "Balanced" Dual Centrifugal Blowers for Quiet Power. Power at 750 CFM @ 4.6 Sones.
- Finishes: 304 Stainless Steel. Powder Coating in White or Black available for add on charge.
- Controls: Variable Switches give you full control for both power and lights. Can be ordered with remote wall switch capability.
- Lighting: Dual Lighting - Center Panel & Recessed - 50 Watt Halogen Spots (Par-20) (Panel) & two to four 75 Watt Incandescent (Recessed). Bulbs not included.
- Filters: Stainless Steel Baffle filters or full coverage Aluminum mesh.
- Electrical: 115 AC, 60 Hz., 15 amps. Suggested use with a 15 amp circuit.
- Heat Sensor: Fire Safety Thermostat with Automatic turn on when temperature reaches 130 degrees.
- Distance: Check local codes and cooking appliance specifications. Suggested distance between cooking surface and the bottom of the hood is 30" to 36".
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