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Baddiel insists 'Yid' is racist word as debate continues
David Baddiel has said David Cameron does not understand the context of the word "Yid" as the debate over supporter's chants rumbled on.
David Baddiel has said David Cameron does not understand the context of the word "Yid" as the debate over supporter's chants rumbled on.
Gareth Bale has been presented as a Real Madrid player after completing his record-breaking £85.3m move from Tottenham.
Gareth Bale will follow in the footsteps of some famous, and some not-so famous, Britons who have played for Real Madrid.
Three football fans who were facing prosecution for using the word "Yid" have seen the charges against them dropped.
Gary Whybrow, 31, Sam Parsons, 24, and Peter Ditchman, 52, all appeared in a magistrates court after allegedly using the word at Tottenham Hotspur matches last year.
The words could not legally be counted as "threatening, abusive or insulting" in the circumstances, the Crown Prosecution Service said.
Baljit Ubhey from the CPS said: "There is insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction, and that the cases against Peter Ditchman, Gary Whybrow and Sam Parsons should be discontinued."
Former Argentina and Tottenham footballers Ricky Villa and Ossie Ardiles have been involved in a car accident on the Falkland Islands on Monday night.
The South Atlantic News Agency said the pair were on the island to film a documentary for ESPN.
A British military helicopter airlifted Ardiles and Villa, both 61, to a hospital in Stanley shortly after the accident occurred at around 9pm local time, according to the MinutoUno news site.
Four of the injured were discharged from hospital while three remain under observation, the report added.
Arsenal striker Theo Walcott infuriated Tottenham fans by making a 2-0 gesture towards them as he was stretchered off the pitch towards the end of his side's FA Cup third round win.
Goals from Santi Cazorla and Tomas Rosicky sealed the win for the home side.
Walcott was carried from the field after appearing to injure his knee during a challenge late in the game.
Watch video of the incident at ITV Football
Asked about the incident after the match, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said: "The doctors said to me the coins were raining over his head [from the away fans] and that is why."
Spurs' caretaker boss Tim Sherwood has been appointed as the permanent replacement for sacked Andre Villas-Boas. He has been given an 18 month contract:
The Club can announce that Tim Sherwood has been appointed Head Coach with a contract to the end of the 2014/15 season
The club's chairman, Daniel Levy, said: "We are in the fortunate position of having within our Club a talented coach in Tim Sherwood.
"We believe Tim has both the knowledge and the drive to take the squad forward."
Read more on this story and get the latest reaction on the ITV Football site
Former Tottenham Hotspurs manager Glenn Hoddle has said he is ready to take on the side for a second time, after Andre Villas-Boas was sacked on Wednesday.
The ex-England boss is second favourite among bookmakers for the post - behind Tim Sherwood - and confirmed his interest in the job.
The 56-year-old sat in the White Hart Lane dugout between 2001 and 2003 and is currently without a club, having last managed at Wolves in 2006.
Speaking on Sky Sports 1 he said: "If I was offered the job, yes I would want to go back, even if it was for the sake of the club. (Interim manager) Tim (Sherwood) is in pole position here."
Andre Villas-Boas has been sacked as manager of Tottenham, the club has announced.
A Tromso supporter was removed from his seat during Tottenham Hotspur's 2-0 Europa League win after Spurs manager Andre Villas-Boas took offence to chants of "You're getting sacked in the morning".
Reidar Stenersen Jr, a 29-year-old hairdresser, claims he subjected Villas-Boas to the chants while the score was still goalless.
The Spurs boss, who is under pressure following a poor run of results including a 6-0 hammering at the hands of Manchester City, took offence to the abuse and notified a steward.
The official subsequently asked Stenersen, who was sat behind the Spurs dugout, to move to another stand but he refused, and instead walked out to watch the remainder of the game in a nearby pub.
Stenersen suggested the current scrutiny the manager is under may of contributed to what he called a "petulant" reaction.
"I know he is under a lot of pressure so I think my words hit him, even though I am only a little guy in little Tromso. He was being a bit petulant. This is the same thing that can be sung by 60,000 at the Emirates Stadium or other grounds."
To watch highlights of Tottenham's 2-0 win over Tromso, visit ITV Football
Tottenham Hotspur have insisted medical staff were "totally satisfied" that Hugo Lloris was fit to continue playing against Everton after criticism from Fifa and a leading charity over their decision not to substitute the French goalkeeper.
In a statement, head of medical services Wayne Diesel said: "Once the relevant tests and assessments were carried out we were totally satisfied that he was fit to continue playing."
Leading brain injury charity Headway accused Spurs of showing an "irresponsible and cavalier attitude to a player's health" after manager Andre Villas-Boas failed to substitute the keeper despite losing consciousness following a collision with Everton striker Romelu Lukaku.
The Club also confirmed that Lloris underwent a precautionary CT scan and was subsequently given the all-clear.
Fifa's chief medical officer has insisted Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris should have been substituted after being knocked unconscious during Sunday's match against Everton.
Professor Jiri Dvorak said there was a "99 per cent probability" that Lloris would have been concussed after being knocked out when his head made contact with Romelu Lukaku's knee, and should of been replaced under Fifa's guidelines.
"The player should have been substituted. The fact the other player needed ice on his knee means it's obvious the blow was extensive," Professor Dvorak said.
Andre Villas-Boas praised his goalkeeper's "great character" for wanting to continue, but Dvorak insisted the player's view should not of been taken into account:
"When he has been knocked unconscious, the player himself may not see the reality. I do not know the details but I know that the Premier League doctors are extremely good and I can imagine that the doctor may have recommended he be replaced."
"We have a slogan: if there is any doubt, keep the player out."
Read: Spurs showed an 'irresponsible attitude to Lloris' health'
Tottenham Hotspur manager Andre Villas-Boas has defended his decision not to substitute Hugo Lloris after the goalkeeper suffered a head injury during the draw with Everton on Sunday.
The Portuguese manager praised the goalkeeper's "great character" for wanting to continue, and cited a good late save from Gerard Deulofeu as evidence that he was correct to keep Lloris in the pitch.
"He doesn't remember it so he lost consciousness. It was a big knock but he looked composed and ready to continue."
Speaking after the game, he added: "Hugo seemed assertive and determined to continue and showed great character and personality. We decided to keep him on based on that.
"The call always belongs to me. Brad was ready to come in but the person Hugo is, there were enough signs for him to continue."
Brain injury charity Headway said the Tottenham Hotspur manager's decision was "dangerous" and "irresponsible".


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The past two years gifted the Australian and New Zealand travel markets with quick recovery from the recession and steep currency appreciation against the U.S. dollar. But this financial volatility evened out in 2012, and the maturing ANZ travel market will maintain steady growth through 2015. Australia and New Zealand Online Travel Overview Sixth Edition: Suppliers Consolidate - and Lead sizes the two countries' total and online travel markets and provides analysis and projections through 2015 by segment and channel, including mobile
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After gliding unscathed through the global financial crisis, Asia Pacific has become the world's largest regional travel market. In like fashion, China eclipsed Japan in 2012 as the highest-grossing market in the region. Assuming a stable macroeconomic future, APAC will continue its healthy upward trajectory in the next several years – but sudden, unpredictable currency fluctuations hold the potential to change that fate, especially in rapidly growing markets like India and Indonesia. Asia Pacific Online Travel Overview Sixth Edition provides sizing and projections for the region's total and online leisure/unmanaged business travel markets from 2011-2015, including analysis by segment and country market. For the first time, the report also sizes mobile travel in three major markets: China, Japan and India.
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After years in the doldrums, the European economy is finally beginning to show signs of recovery. Millions who skipped out on vacations in 2011 and 2012 returned to the traveler pool in 2013, and consumers have a renewed sense of confidence. PhoCusWright's European Consumer Travel Report Fourth Edition provides a close look at traveler behavior across three core European markets – France, Germany and the U.K. – which together represent close to 60% of Europe's total leisure and unmanaged business gross bookings. The study includes a comprehensive range of travel metrics, including leisure travel incidence, trip frequency and duration, travel expenditure, the use of online and offline channels, travel-related engagement via the mobile web and social networks, and more.
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How often has this happened to you?
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When you reach the spot where you thought the deer was standing, you have great difficulty finding it.
You're off to a bad start in the trailing process because everything looks different from the ground than it does from 20 feet or more in an elevated treestand. This is especially true in places where ground cover is thick, like where I hunt in Florida.
For these reasons, I carry an extra trail-starter arrow in my quiver.
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I like to use an old arrow that I don't use much anymore, but isn't beat up too much to fly straight.
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Let's hope that the intervening years and a new board can soften the opposition to paid parking and show the wisdom of using this means of raising the necessary funds.
I also commend the board for taking up the cause of villagers who have to adhere to the two-hour parking law in front of their own homes. This has always been a bone of contention with me and over the 56 years that I have lived in my house, I have had to pay innumerable tickets for not moving my car in time. Each time I paid the ticket, I have grumbled and stated that I would be happy to pay for a permit giving me the privilege of parking in front of my own home. And now the mayor and the board of trustees have come up with a plan to do just that.
I sincerely hope they are successful in both ventures and thank them for their time and effort in addressing these and all the other problems involved in keeping Cooperstown up and running. The average citizen of our village has no idea of how much time and effort this involves. Having "been there, done that, I know what it means.
If you meet up with Jeff Katz or any member of our board of trustees, take the time to give him/her a handshake and a big thank you for all that they do for us. It would be nice to get some positive feedback amongst all of the negatives that they usually hear.
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Cape Cod:Saturday, March 8, 2014 - - 11:00 am PARADE DETAILS HERE
Worcester:Sunday, March 9, 2014 - - Noon
Lawrence:Saturday, March 15, 2014 - - 1:00 pm
Abington: Sunday, March 16, 2014 - - 1:00 pm
Boston: Sunday, March 16, 2014 - - 1:00 pm
Scituate: Sunday, March 16, 2014 - - 1:00 pm
Quebec, CA:Saturday, March 22, 2014 - - Noon
Holyoke: Sunday, March 23, 2014 - - Noon
Manchester, NH: Sunday, March 30, 2014 - - Noon
Dublin, Ireland: Monday, March 17, 2014 - - Noon
March - June
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The Boston Irish Tourism Association (BITA) has issued its 2014 annual St. Patrick's Day issue of Travel & Culture Guide, featuring a round-up of parades, concerts and cultural activities taking place in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Quebec City and Ireland in March and through the spring.
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"In Her Voice: Jacqueline Kennedy the White House Years" Exhibit
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Columbia Point, Boston
9 am - 5 pm | $12 | $10 for seniors over 62 & students
$9 for children 13-17 | Free for children 12 and under
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This exhibit highlights Mrs. Kennedy's 1964 oral history interview. Sealed for 47 years and published in September 2011, it is a series of wide-ranging conversations with historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., in which Mrs. Kennedy reveals her thoughts and impressions on topics spanning John F. Kennedy's early campaigns to the Cuban Missile Crisis. The conversations cover Mrs. Kennedy's impressions of world leaders and events, her role as First Lady, and her life as a wife and mother living inside the White House.
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ArtsEmerson Presents: Man in a Case
Cutler Majestic Theatre
219 Tremont St., Boston
617 824-8400 | Various Times | artsemerson.org
Drawing from material as varied as surveillance footage, folk dance, instructional hunting videos and interviews with the cast, Man in a Case creates a bridge between our time and that of two brilliant 19th-century anti-love stories by Anton Chekhov: The Man in a Case and About Love. Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar, the team behind the internationally acclaimed Big Dance Theater, bring their signature style—fusing theatre, dance, music and video—to this visionary adaptation featuring Mikhail Baryshnikov and Paul Lazar.
March 1
Rogers Center for the Arts Presents:
Dublin's Irish Cabaret with Andy Cooney
Rogers Center for the Arts at
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315 Turnpike Street, N. Andover
7:30 p.m. | Advance Tickets: $25 general and $22 for students & seniors | Door: $30
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Enjoy an exhilarating and distinctive blend of Irish music, song, laugher and dance in an evening designed to please the entire family. Andy Cooney, Irish America's Favorite Son, direct from his sold out performances at Carnegie Hall, teams up with Noel V. Ginnity for The Irish Cabaret. With his outstanding voice and dynamic stage presence, Andy Cooney is a favorite among American and Irish audiences. The combination of his talent, versatility, and flair for entertaining equals the ability to deliver a song directly into the hearts of his audience. Also starring Noel V. Ginnity, The Guinness Folk Band and Darrah Carr Dance.
March 1
Songs of Ireland with Jeff Snow
Milton Public Library
476 Canton Avenue, Milton
2:00 p.m. | 617 698-5757 | miltonlibrary.org
St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner & what better way to bring out the Irish in all of us than a concert with Celtic singer & Instrumentalist, Jeff Snow. Join us as Mr. Snow entertains with loving stories of Ireland told through music.
March 1 & 2
Irish Flag Raising and Opening Reception & Exhibit
As part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations
Lawrence Heritage State Park Visitors Center
1 Jackson Street, Lawrence
FREE event | 2:00-4:00 pm
Saturday, March 1, 2014 Irish Flag Raising, Across from City Hall –Common St. @11 a.m.
Sunday, March 2: Opening Reception and Exhibit - "The Rev James T. O'Reilly OSA and his Influence on Lawrence, Massachusetts" at Lawrence Heritage State Park Visitors Center, 1 Jackson St, Lawrence, MA 2 – 4 pm Sponsored by Division 8 AOH & the Irish Foundation. Sponsored by Division 8 AOH and the Irish Foundation. Part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations, supported in part by a grant from the Lawrence Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
March 2
Author Reading
As part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations
Lawrence Heritage State Park Visitors Center
1 Jackson Street, Lawrence
FREE event | 2:00-4:00 pm
Michael Quinlin, author of Irish Boston: A Lively Look at Boston's Colorful Irish Past, discusses events of the past decade that have shaped Boston's Irish community, including the Celtic Tiger, death of Senator Ted Kennedy, and election of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh. Quinlin's lecture is the kickoff to Irish Heritage Month Celebrations in Lawrence, which features dozens of activities through March.
March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
ICCNE Presents: Set Dancing with Cait Bracken
Irish Cultural Centre of New England
200 New Boston Drive, Canton
7:30-9:30 pm | $5 donation at the door | Adults (16 & up)
781 821-8291 | irishculture.org
Every Monday throughout the year (except Holidays), the ICC presents set dancing with Cait Bracken from 7:30-9:30pm. Set dancing is a form of social dancing which has been popular in Ireland for over 150 years. Sets are danced by four couples in a square. No previous dancing experience or partner required! No registration required for this class.
March 5
The Burren Back Room Series Presents:
Niamh Ní Charra and Runa
247 Elm Street
Davis Square, Somerville
7:00 p.m. | 617 776-6896 | BUY TIX! | burren.com
Niamh Ni Charra is a dynamic performer - - a great singer, fiddler, and concertina player. She has been named as "Female Musician of the Year, 2014″ in the Live Ireland Music Awards. You can check out her sound here. Runa is a traditional band with musical influences from Ireland, Scotland, Canada and the US. Vocals are lead by Shannon Lambert Ryan.
March 6-15
ArtsEmerson Presents: A Midsummer Night's Dream
Cutler Majestic Theatre
219 Tremont St., Boston
617 824-8400 | Various Times | artsemerson.org
For the first time since their collaboration on the internationally acclaimed War Horse, Tom Morris and Handspring reunite for Shakespeare's irresistible A Midsummer Night's Dream. In this Midsummer, it's not just the lovers, foes and fairies who are spellbound. Trees, objects and tools all pulse and tingle with the possibility of existence in a future primitive world where, thanks to the magic of Handspring Puppet Company alongside a brilliant company of actors, all objects are granted the right to life.
March 6
BRT Presents: The Karan Casey Band
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $20 advanced, $24 show night
401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
A founding member of traditional supergroup Solas, Karan is touring as a trio behind her new album, "Two More Hours," which was produced by Niall Vallely and features guest appearances by singers Mick Flannery, Abigail Washburn and Aoife O'Donovan. This self-penned album is a first for Karan...contemporary in tone it takes a much more personal approach to her writing and singing. The Boston Globe says, "Casey's voice is among the loveliest in folk music and she's a wonderful interpreter of both contemporary and traditional material."
March 7-April 6
Huntington Theatre Presents: The Seagull
Huntington Theatre Company
BU Theatre, Avenue of the Arts
264 Huntington Avenue, Boston
617 266-0800 | Various Times | huntingtontheatre.org
Nicholas Martin and Kate Burton (The Corn is Green and The Cherry Orchard) renowned interpreters of Chekhov's blend of humor and pathos — reunite for this emotionally rich classic. Celebrated actress Irina Arkadina's visit to her aspiring playwright son with her successful novelist lover in tow kindles unrequited passions and petty jealousies in Anton Chekhov's masterpiece about love, missed connections, and what it means to be an artist. Burton's son Morgan Ritchie, who appeared with her in The Corn is Green, plays Arkadina's son Konstantin.
March 7
BRT Presents: Josée Vachon, Donna Hébert,
Alan Bradbury & Max Cohen
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $15 | 401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
Josée Vachon (pictured) and Donna Hébert have embodied traditional and original Franco-American fiddle and song all their lives. Twenty years ago they met and became musical partners, forming Chanterelle with former guitarist Liza Constable and bassist Alan Bradbury. Alan returns with Josée, Donna and her guitarist, Max Cohen, for another wonderful show celebrating French culture in America.
March 8
Lawrence Hosts 143rd Annual Saint Patrick's Day
Banquet & Dance
As part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations
Lawrence Firefighters Association Relief's In.
One Market Street, South Lawrence
6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. | Robert Gauthier: 978 686-2786
Traditional Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner with dancing to the Jolly Tinkers from 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Awarding of the Richard Cardinal Cushing and Irishman & Irishwoman of the Year Awards. Sponsored by Division 8 AOH. Part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations, supported in part by a grant from the Lawrence Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
March 8
BRT Presents: Robbie O'Connell /
Caitlín Nic Gabhann & Ciarán Ó Maonaigh
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $15 | 401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
This will be an amazing night of Irish music as BRT welcome back BRT favorite Robbie O'Connell in a rare solo performance as well as to present the BRT debut of a dynamic fiddle/concertina duo from Ireland - - Caitlín Nic Gabhann & Ciarán Ó Maonaigh. Says Robbie, "Caitlín Nic Gabhann and Ciarán O Maonaigh are two of the finest instrumentalists on the Irish traditional scene. Individually they are stunning but together they bring a freshness and excitement to the music that is uniquely their own." This is a night not to miss!
March 9
ICCNE Canton Ceili
Irish Cultural Centre of New England
200 New Boston Drive, Canton
3:00-7:00 pm | $10 at the door
781 821-8291 | irishculture.org
A great place to dance with friends and family. Come and enjoy set dancing, waltzes, quickstep and other traditional dances. Music by Billy O'Neill & Friends. No partener necessary. All are welcome!
March 11
The Colonial Theatre NH Presents:
The Chieftains
The Colonial Theatre
95 Main Street, Keene, NH
7:30 pm | 603 352-2033
Buy Tix | thecolonial.org
Six-time Grammy winners, The Chieftains are now recognized for bringing traditional Irish music to the world's attention. They have uncovered the wealth of great Irish music that has accumulated over the centuries, and made the music their own with a style that is as exhilarating as it is definitive. Don't miss the fun as Paddy Moloney and band celebrate their St. Patrick's Day bash at The Colonial Theatre in NH!
March 13-17
The Dropkick Murphys
House of Blues
15 Lansdowne Street
Show Times: 7pm on 13, 14, 16
2pm & 7pm on 15th
6pm on 17th
1-888-693-BLUE | Directions | Tickets | houseofblues.com
Irish-punk rockers, the Dropkick Murphys, always return home to Massachusetts to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Here's a chance to see one of Boston's best bands!
March 13-14
InterContinental Boston: Take the Elevator Home
InterContinental Boston
510 Atlantic Avenue, Boston
E-Mail: Barry McMenamin or call him at 617 217-5008. Book Online Here
On March 13th & 14th, enjoy a special rate of $179 for a city view room at InterContinental Boston. Or upgrade to a Premier, Water View or Club InterContinental room at special reduced rates. Enjoy high speed internet access, fitness center featuring "Spa InterContinental", steam room, and 45 foot pool. If you encounter any problems with your booking, or need phone assistance, please call central reservations at 800-327-0200 and quote rate code "IE91U".
March 13
American Ireland Fund: Boston Young Leaders -
St. Patrick's Celebration
The Wharf Room,
Boston Harbor Hotel
70 Rowes Wharf, Boston
7-10 pm | 617 574-0720 | $125
St. Patrick's Day Celebrations for Boston Young Leaders of the American Ireland Fund. Music TBD, open bar and hors d'oeuvres. Silent auction & raffle - - Red Sox & Celtics tickets, Golf at premier New England courses, Hotel stays, spa days…and more!
March 14
Lawrence Hosts 45th Annual Saint Patrick'S Day Luncheon
As part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations
Lawrence Firefighters Association Relief's In.
One Market Street, South Lawrence
Noon | Jack Lahey: 603 898-7766
Traditional Corned Beef and Cabbage served, with entertainment by the Silver Spears Irish Showband at noon. Awarding of the John E. Fenton Citizenship Award. Part of Irish Heritage Month Celebrations, and sponsored by Division 8 AOH.
March 14
WGBH Presents: A St. Patrick's Day Celtic Sojourn
with Brian O'Donovan
Hanover Theatre
2 Southbridge Street, Worcester
7:30 p.m. | 1-877-571-SHOW (7469) | wgbh.org | thehanovertheatre.org
The historic Hanover Theatre in Worcester is the perfect setting to kick-off this year's St. Patrick's Day Celtic Sojourn, hosted by Brian O'Donovan of WGBH radio. This year's headliners include Carlos Núñez (pictured left), the Alan Kelly Gang, and traditional duo Caitlín nic Gabhann and Ciarán Ó Maonaigh. Read about this year's amazing artists here. Keith Murphy from Newfoundland is back again as musical director. He is a founding member of Nightingale, a trio which broke new ground in its sophisticated approach to traditional music
March 14, 15, 16, 17
St. Patrick's Day Celebrations at the Irish Cultural Centre
Irish Cultural Centre of New England
200 New Boston Drive, Canton
781 821-8291 | irishculture.org
Join in the fun and festivities at the Irish Cultural Centre for four days of non-stop fun:
Friday, March 14: Kick off the weekend with Joshua Tree 8pm | Tickets $15 pp.
Saturday, March 15: Doors open at 1pm. Featuring live Irish Music, Traditional Irish session by Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, and more! Food served all day. $5 for Adults | Kids free
Sunday, March 16: Doors open at 10am. Irish Breakfast, Sunday Mass, Live Irish Music, Irish Dance performances throughout the day, Kids Korner with storytelling from 1-5pm, face painting and more, Corned Beef & Cabbage served all day. $5 for Adults | Kids free
Monday, March 17: Take a break from work and join us for lunch or dinner. Live Irish Music, Corned Beef & Cabbage served from 11am on all day. No cover. ICC is celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2014.
March 14
Tin Can Hooley
Canadian American Club
202 Arlington Street
8:00 pm | canadianamericanclub.com
Annual St Paddys day Pub Party. Starts 8:00 p.m. You are invited to bring an instrument and play a tune or sing a irish song. Special Guest is Patrick Kennedy and Tin Can Hooley (pictured).
March 14
Deadbeat Band
Chameleon Club
11 Fourth St., Dover, NH
9:30 p.m. | 603-343-4390 | bostondeadbeat.com
Mark Karan, guitarist of Bob Weir & RatDog and The Other Ones, will be joining DeadBeat to rock the house for a couple of Jammin' sets! This is a wonderful opportunity to see one of the greatest players in the Dead family strut his stuff, up close and personal, and with the backing of one of the area's favorite Grateful Dead tribute bands. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Oral Cancer Foundation.
March 14
Irish Networking Society St. Patricks Day Celebration
Boston Society of Architects
290 Congress Street, Boston
Full details to come.
Check back for updated information.
March 15, 16 & 17
Irish Heritage Trail Guided Walking Tour
Tour begins at the Visitor Information Center on Boston Common
Tour includes Sites 1 through 13
4 TOURS ONLY: March 15 @ 2:00 pm | March 16 @ 2:00 pm | March 17 @ 11:00 am & 2:00 pm
$15 p.p. | $12 for students/seniors/military | Under 12: FREE | Tickets & Information here
To celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Boston – the Capital of Irish America - BITA is offering guided tours of the Boston Irish Heritage Trail. The 75 minute walk led by an experienced tour guide takes you on 300 fascinating years of Boston's unique Irish history and heritage. You'll discover the Irish role in the Revolutionary War, learn about the 19th century Famine generation and the Irish part in the Civil War. And you'll discover famous and infamous politicians - from Curley and White to Collins and the Kennedys - who put their indelible stamp on the history of the city and the nation. Reservations recommended to secure your spot.
March 15
WGBH Presents: A St. Patrick's Day Celtic Sojourn
with Brian O'Donovan
Sanders Theatre
45 Quincy Street, Cambridge
8:00 p.m. | 617-496-2222 | wgbh.org | Buy Tix!
First launched back in 2004, the St. Patrick's Celtic Sojourn, hosted by Brian O'Donovan of WGBH radio, has thrilled local audiences with its presentation of authentic, high caliber, high energy music, dance and storytelling from the Celtic countries This year's headliners include The Alan Kelly Gang (pictured left), Carlos Núñez, and young Irish music masters Caitlín nic Gabhann and Ciarán Ó Maonaigh. Read more about this year's amazing artists here. Keith Murphy from Newfoundland returns as musical director.
March 15 & 16
Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston presents:
"A Little Bit of Ireland"
617 Lexington Street, Waltham
781-891-5600 | Groups: 781-891-5600 X 1201
Saturday: 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm | Sunday: 2:00 pm
reaglemusictheatre.com | Tickets | Directions
The Reagle Theatre of Greater Boston is presenting its 16th annual production of A Little Bit of Ireland, a wonderful family event that highlights the great music, song, dance and wit of the Irish. The show is led by master fiddler Séamus Connolly, step dancing champion Liam Harney, the Reynolds family, and a cast of superb singers, musicians and dancers. The Reagle Theatre of Greater Boston is one of the region's premier community arts organizations, and puts on a wonderful show each year!
March 15
JFK Library Presents:
The Greene O'Leary School of Irish Dancing
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Stephen E. Smith Center
Columbia Point, Boston
10:30-11:30 am | Free Performances For Children Ages 5 and Up
617 514-1644 - - Reservations required | Celebrate! Series | jfklibrary.org
The Greene O'Leary School returns for a youthful celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Dancers demonstrate athleticism, skill and poise while presenting traditional and contemporary styles of Irish dance. The Celebrate! series, appropriate for family audiences and children ages 5 and up, highlights America's rich cultural diversity through the arts.
March 15
BRT Presents: David Francey
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $13 advanced, $15 show night | 401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
David Francey has released 11 albums, won three Juno Awards and has had his songs covered by such artists as The Del McCoury Band, The Rankin Family, James Keelaghan and Tracy Grammer. In concert David is a singer and a storyteller. His wry humor and astute observations combined with his openhearted singing style have earned him a loyal following. His new album reflects his own journey through a period of struggle. "The lesson learned," he says, "was to celebrate every day spent on this side of the soil and to keep marching no matter what comes our way."
March 16
WGBH Presents: A St. Patrick's Day Celtic Sojourn
with Brian O'Donovan
Sanders Theatre
45 Quincy Street, Cambridge
3:00 p.m. | 617-496-2222 | wgbh.org | Buy Tix!
Sanders Theatre in Harvard Square, Cambridge, is the perfect venue for the grand finale of this year's St. Patrick's Celtic Sojourn, created and hosted by Brian O'Donovan of WGBH radio. Artists include the exciting duo of concertina champion Caitlín nic Gabhann and fiddle star Ciarán Ó Maonaigh (pictured left), along with Carlos Núñez, considered the greatest piper to come out of Galacia, Spain, and Ireland's great group, The Alan Kelly Gang. Read about this year's amazing artists here. Musical director Keith Murphy, founding member of Nightingale and a native of musically rich Newfoundland, has put together another award winning show of the very best Celtic music.
March 16-21 & 23-28
Dine Out Boston
Various Venues in Greater Boston
Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau
exclusive of beverage, tax and gratuity
Formerly known as Restaurant Week Boston®, Dine Out Boston offers some of Boston's finest dining at affordable prices. Try a new restaurant or get back to an old favorite. Enjoy a 3 course prix fixe meal being served at one of the 200+ participating restaurants.
March 16
BRT Presents: Pendragon - - CD Release
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
7:00 pm | $15 advanced, $18 show night
401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
Celebrate St. Patrick's season with Pendragon. Pendragon is step dancer and percussionist Kevin Doyle, Bob Drouin on fiddle, bouzouki and tenor banjo, Russell Gusetti on guitar and concertina, Josh Kane on flute and whistles and Mary Lee Partington on vocals. They are joined by guest dancer Erika Damiani. Pendragon's music celebrates the lives and lore of generations of New Englanders who brought traditions from Ireland, Scotland, French Canada and other distant shores to the banks of the Blackstone River. The band performs their original songs and dance tunes on an exciting combination of fiddle, flute, bouzouki, concertina, banjo, guitar, whistle, and percussion.
March 17
Ireland Forever - - St. Patrick's Celebrations at Beat Hôtel
Beat Hôtel
Harvard Square, 13 Brattle Street, Cambridge
5 pm-12 am for Food & Libations, 8 pm-12 am for Performance | NO COVER CHARGE!
617 499-0001 | beathotel.com
The Beat Hôtel, Harvard Square's coolest new music venue, kicks off its 1st St. Patrick's Day celebration in style with music duo Matt and Shannon Heaton. The husband/wife team has a vast repertoire of Irish songs, tunes and wit that gets to the essence of Ireland's rich culture. The Heatons' authentic aires are complemented by the savory Irish tastes of Executive Chef Rebecca Newell, who has whipped up a feast of Irish and American dishes like Corned Beef and Cabbage, Irish Stew, Fish & Chips and other delights to get you in the St. Patrick's Day spirit!
March 17
Erin Go Beehive - - St. Patrick's Celebrations at the Beehive
The Beehive
541 Tremont Street, Boston
5 pm-1 am for Food & Libations, 8 pm-12 am for Performance | NO COVER CHARGE!
617 423-0069 | beehiveboston.com
The South End's favorite jazz haunt comes alive on St. Patrick's Day when Irish-born singer/songwriter Katie McD takes the stage at the 7th annual St. Patrick's Day festivities. The Galway native came to Boston to study at Berklee College of Music, and her repertoire of Irish traditional melodies and original new songs reflects that musical journey. And popular Chef Marc Orfaly is adding an Irish flair to his award-winning menu, with Irish-American specialities like Grilled Lamb and Colcannon Mashed Potatoes and FInaan Haddie Smoked Fish & Chips.
March 17
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day @ The Burren
The Burren Pub
247 Elm Street, Davis Square, Somerville
8:00 am - 2:00 am | 617 776-6896 | burren.com | Details to come.
Get the day off to a great start with a Full Irish Breakfast. Corned Beef & Cabbage & other Irish favorites available all day.
Burren's Back Room has continuous live music to celebrate St. Patrick's Day! Join Tommy, Louise and friends in the front room for an all-day traditional Irish music session.
Check back for full details.
March 19
Sharon Corr (from The Corrs)
Brighton Music Hall
158 Brighton Avenue, Boston
8:00 p.m. | 617-562-8801 | BUY TIX HERE
Sharon Corr – Grammy Nominee / Brit Award Winner, singer / songwriter and violinist – hugely successful both as a member of legendary Irish group The Corrs and as as a solo artist is releasing her second solo album entitled "The Same Sun". The album was recorded in LA and produced by the legendary Mitchell Froom. The sound is much more stripped back and organic from her first album – allowing Sharon to sing from the heart directly to her listeners. Here's your chance to catch her live performance in Boston.
March 19
The Burren Back Room Series Presents:
Seán Keane
247 Elm Street
Davis Square, Somerville
7:30 p.m. | 617 776-6896 | BUY TIX! | burren.com
From traditional through country to the contemporary, Seán Keane's unique interpretation is what has set him apart, and this concert promises to be one of the highlights of the series in 2014. The Burren Backroom series is well established as one of the most sought-after boutique series of traditional presentations. It has already created dozens of memorable, intimate, informal presentations held in a truly atmospheric space which was founded by well-known traditional musicians Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello. The series is hosted by Brian O'Donovan of WGBH A Celtic Sojourn.
March 20 - - (Festival plays March 20-23)
Irish Film Festival Boston: RUN & JUMP
Somerville Theater
55 Davis Square, Somerville | 7:30 p.m.
irishfilmfestival.com | Directions | Details here | Tickets
BEST BREAKTHROUGH FEATURE: Directed by Academy Award nominee Steph Green and featuring Saturday Night Live star Will Forte, this life-affirming film embraces the healing power of love and family in all of its idiosyncratic forms.
102 minutes. Plays with: Volkwagen Joe,
(Most inspiring Best Short Award):
Northern Ireland 1981 - Faced with an impossible decision, a conflicted border-town mechanic is forced to make a choice that will change his life forever. Ruth McCabe and Director Steph Green in person. New England Premier. Award Presentation and Filmmaker Q+A to follow both screenings.
March 21
JFK Library Forum Presents: JFK and Japan
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Columbia Point, Boston
5:00 - 6:30 p.m.| Click here to register
617 514-1644 - - Reservations required | jfklibrary.org
In 1962, to prepare for a diplomatic trip he planned to take in 1964, President Kennedy asked his brother, Robert Kennedy, to travel to Japan. Join RFK's oldest child, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, as she discusses her parents' historic visit with Dartmouth College Professor Jennifer Lind and Harvard Professor Emeritus Akira Iriye. This event is co-sponsored by the Consulate-General of Japan in Boston.
March 22 - - (Festival plays March 20-23)
Irish Film Festival Boston:
Somerville Theater
55 Davis Square, Somerville | 5:30 p.m.
irishfilmfestival.com | Directions | Details here | Tickets
SPECIAL JURY PRIZE: Noble is the true story of a funny, feisty and courageous woman called Christina Noble who overcomes the difficulties of her childhood in Ireland to discover her destiny on the streets of Saigon in 1989, fourteen years after the end of the war. Director Stephen Bradley and Deirdre O'Kane in person.
101 minutes.
New England Premier. Q&A to follow screening.
March 22
BRT Presents: Legends Of The Celtic Harp:
Featuring Patrick Ball, Lisa Lynne and Aryeh Frankfurter
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $15
401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
Three of the premier Celtic harpers in the world will take you deep into the myths, magic and fabled history of this most captivating instrument. Patrick Ball is one of the premier Celtic harp players in the world and a captivating spoken word artist. Lisa Lynne (pictured) plays Irish bouzouki, Celtic harp and mandolin. She has gained worldwide recognition for her original music. Aryeh Frankfurter plays the Swedish nyckelharpa, cittern and Celtic harp. A renowned Celtic harper and world traveling multi-instrumentalist, he has gone from virtuosic progressive rock violin to intricate Swedish folk and Celtic Music.
March 23 - - (Festival plays March 20-23)
Irish Film Festival Boston: THE IRISH PUB
Somerville Theater
55 Davis Square, Somerville | 5:30 p.m.
irishfilmfestival.com | Directions | Details here | Tickets
The Irish Pub, a tribute to the greatest institution in Irish society - the pub, or more specifically, the traditional Irish publicans who run them.
76 minutes. Plays with: Handing Down the Tunes, which covers the life of Clare born musician Tommy McCarthy, beginning with his early days growing up on the family farm near Kilmichil, and learning to play music at the age of 9. A turning point came when he first heard the great piper, Leo Rowsome.
52 minutes.
Director: Ken Lynam.
Tommy McCarthy in person.
New England Premier. Q&A to follow screening.
March 23
The Irish Rovers
Farewell Tour - "Final Boston-area Performance"
Cary Memorial Hall
1605 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA
3:00 p.m. | caryhallshows.com | Irish Rovers Show | Buy Tix
Musical Icons The Irish Rovers are on their farewell tour after 50 years of playing together. The final Boston-area performance of this farewell will take place at Cary Hall on March 23. It will be an historic day in musical history, a chance to enjoy an Irish Rovers performance one last time, and a chance to say thank you for the music, the revelry and the spirit that is The Irish Rovers.
March 26
JFK Library Forum Presents: Bipartisanship and American Unity
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Columbia Point, Boston
1:00 - 4:00 p.m.| Click here to register
617 514-1644 - - Reservations required | jfklibrary.org
Join a special conversation on the state of our national politics with former members of congress and presidential advisors including, among others, Olympia Snowe and Vicki Kennedy. This forum is presented in collaboration with the Bipartisan Policy Center, the Edward M. Kennedy Institute and USA Today.
March 27
Gaelic Roots Music, Song, Dance, Workshop and Lecture Series
Irish Music on Fiddle, Guitar and Flute
Boston College, Walsh Hall Function Room
150 St. Thomas More Road, Chestnut Hill Campus
6:30 - 8:30 p.m. | Free & open to the public
617 552-6396 | bc.edu
The Gaelic Roots Program, sponsored by the Center for Irish Programs at Boston College, is a series of Gaelic music with song, dance, and lectures directed by BC Sullivan Artist-in-Residence, Séamus Connolly. Irish Music on Fiddle, Guitar and Flute: Concert by Sheila Falls (pictured) and Mark Roberts.
March 28-May 3
Huntington Theatre Presents:
Becoming Cuba
South End / Calderwood Pavilion at the BCA
527 Tremont Street, Boston
617 266-0800 | Various Times
In 1898 Cuba on the eve of the Spanish-American War, spirited widow Adela runs a pharmacy, indifferent to the mounting conflict around her. But when the rebellion comes home to Havana, she must choose between loyalty to country or to family. By turns funny, steamy, and political, this powerful new drama from Playwright-in-Residence Melinda Lopez asks whether freedom is something we all want.
March 29
BRT Presents: Eastern Medicine Singers
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
2:00 pm | $12.00 AD, $7.00 CH
401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
The Eastern Medicine Singers are an Algonquin drum group from Providence, RI, dedicated to keeping the eastern woodlands Native American culture alive. The group is made up of RI, NY, NJ & Southeastern Massachusetts Tribes and they take pride in drumming and singing in the Massachusetts & Wampanoag dialects. The Eastern Medicine Singers create new music and combine stories and culture into the drum experience.
March 29
BRT Presents: The Jobe / Redfearn Project
Blackstone River Theatre
549 Broad Street, Cumberland, RI
8:00 pm | $12.00
401 725-9272 | riverfolk.org
The Jobe/Redfearn Project features two contrasting but complementary Rhode Island composers: Steven Jobe and Alec Redfearn (pictured). Expect colorful instrumentation - accordion, violin, viola, cello, hurdy-gurdy and percussion for an eclectic mix that's truly different. Selections range from a Satie-like melody by Jobe entitled "O'Reilly's Waltz," to a characteristically twisted selection by Redfearn, "Tramadoliday."
March 31
JFK Library Forum Presents: Spying: From Eisenhower to Obama
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
Columbia Point, Boston
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.| Click here to register
617 514-1644 - - Reservations required | jfklibrary.org
Andrew Bacevich, author and professor at Boston University; Stephen Kinzer, author of The Brothers: John Foster Dulles, Allen Dulles and their Secret World War; and Evan Thomas, author and professor of Journalism at Princeton University, discuss American intelligence gathering and international surveillance policies over the last half century through the current NSA crisis. Boston Globe national security reporter Bryan Bender moderates.
March date TBD
The Burren Presents:
Annual SLAM Easter Artist Market
The Burren Pub
247 Elm Street
Davis Square, Somerville
617 776-6896 | 12 - 4:00 p.m. | burren.com
Visit the SLAM Easter Local Artist Market for a great selection of unique handmade work from local artists, including: painting, photography, jewelry, textiles, ceramics & more. SLAM offers local artists a place to show & sell their work as well as an opportunity for the public to find a wide variety of art & handmade goods in one location. The Burren also offers a $5.00 Lunch Special on market day!


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by Jonathan Singer, Mon Jan 19, 2009 at 12:06:44 PM EST
As you might imagine, movement and the ability to tote a computer bag are greatly limited here in Washington, DC at present, so blogging has been, and likely will continue to be for the next day and a half, a bit sporadic from those of us in the MyDD community in for the inauguration.
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In the Class 1A title game, Springfield's only lead was 4-2 early in the game. Caliche reeled off 16 consecutive first quarter points and never looked back en route to a 72-47 victory Saturday in Greeley.
Caliche (21-4), a school two hours northeast of Denver, won with a balanced scoring attack led by senior Cody Paxton with 15 points.
Senior Aaron Stieb and sophomore Kyle Gandee each contributed 14 points in the win as well.
For Caliche, the win marks their third consecutive state title and fourth straight finals appearance under head coach Randy Kirkwood.
Matt Self led Springfield (17-7), a school in southeast Colorado, in scoring with 14. However, 10 of those points came in the fourth quarter after the contest was already decided.
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Dieses Panorama zeigt eine Ladenpassage in der Innenstadt von Leipzig, den Steibs Hof. Die 1907 errichtete Passage wurde von Felix Steib konstruiert.
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Germany? Before the beginning there was Ginnungagap, an empty space of nothingness, filled with pure creative power. (Sort of like the inside of my head.)
And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
And there we must leave you, O my most pure and holy children.
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Wild Brew 2010 - Choc Beer Co. / Pete's Place
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Reviews by ryan58813:
3.78/5 rDev -2.1%
Amber dark Golden glow. Lovely Belgian IPA-first one of the sort. A great mixture of fruit and caramel blended with the bitter hoppiness of the IPA. Very unique and surprising sips and a fun experience. I enjoyed the taste but had trouble finishing this rich and full flavor beer.
12-27-2010 21:59:15 | More by ryan58813
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4.08/5 rDev +5.7%
Looking forward to this one, this first collaborative effort that I've tasted between 2 Oklahoma breweries!
Pours a very effervescent apricot, bubbles are clinging to the side of my Smokestack goblet like crazy! Murks up a tad at the end, some lacing, no head retention
S: Apricot & appleskins, not picking up much hops, just a whiff of grassyness
T: Follows the nose, plus a touch of lemon & dirt/funk flavor up front, along with a whisper of estery booze. Much pear, apricot & apple skin as this warms along with some lemony & herbal hops & a touch of candi-sugar. Finishes with a flourish of orchard fruit, white grapes & a kiss of grapefruit bitterness. Almost pulled 4.5
MF: Medium bodied, some lively carbonation that works here, pretty nice balance, also has a champagne type feel
Drinks really easy for the 7.85% ABV, a solid take on the style. I hope this joint-venture becomes a yearly tradition! Better than my overall rating, dragged down by aesthetics
05-10-2010 02:31:35 | More by russpowell
4/5 rDev +3.6%
11-22-2011 06:22:29 | More by Beertracker
3.15/5 rDev -18.4%
Poured In: Snifter
Appearance: The pour is a hazy amber color with three fingers of head. The head retention is great, lasting a handful of minutes before settling into a creamy, frothy head. The beer is extremely effervescent, and there's a lot of lace on the side of the glass.
Smell: The nose has a nice spicy aroma from the yeast, bringing in clove and pepper. The hops are definitely adding a bitter edge to the nose, as well as bringing in some banana and citrus notes.
Taste: I'm not sure what the best way to describe this is. The hop profile is nice, it isn't overtaking the beer and it isn't attacking my palate with hop flavor. I like this in a Belgian IPA. Some light fruit flavors are coming in at the end of the tasting bringing about some orange and lemon. There are some spice notes like clove and coriander coming through as well.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, well carbonated.
04-07-2011 00:51:14 | More by Ek0nomik
4.3/5 rDev +11.4%
Pours to a thick white head with minimal lace and hazy orange-amber color. Aroma is spicy Belgian yeast esters, alcohol, with hop and malt notes coming through. Flavor is a clean malty, spicy and hoppy combination. All the elements of the Belgian styles and American IPA are there. Mouthfeel is smooth and medium. Overall, this beer is very complex, hoppy, easy to drink and scratches the Belgian experience all at the same time. No technical flaws or bush-league disappointments here. World-class all the way.
09-18-2010 18:50:20 | More by EagleTalon
3.23/5 rDev -16.3%
A My beer bro Tom brought this back from Tulsa for me a year or so ago, thanks Tomas. Poured from a bomber into Duvel tulip. Hazy burnt orange color decent carbonation and nice white head with lacing sticking.
S Bready yeast, some light colored fruit smell, banana, hops are there, but very little on the nose.
T Light malt flavor with some taste contribution coming from the hops and yeast, nothing really comes forward for me.
M Smooth, easy, maybe a light coating left on the cheeks and tongue.
O I am glad I got to try this beer, decent representation of the style.
03-26-2011 22:31:46 | More by DBoone
3.73/5 rDev -3.4%
Obtained in a trade with coldmeat23. Thanks Chris.
A: Cloudy golden brown color with a foamy white head. Good retention.
S: Faint smell is yeasty with a little peppery alcohol and some bready malt. Aromas are surprisingly difficult to pick up at first, but fruitiness develops as things warm up.
T: Sweet and fruity, with apple and pear flavors. Belgian yeast is very distinctive and almost a little tangy. Also a noticeable alcohol burn. Finish is long and sweet with a very light contribution from the hops.
M: Full and maybe a bit frothy, but improves after sitting out a bit.
This was tasty, but lacking the bitterness to balance sweetness. Could use a little tweaking as it seemed more tripel-like than IPA, but definitely grew on me through the bomber.
08-17-2010 04:04:29 | More by GeezLynn
4.35/5 rDev +12.7%
Collaborative brewing between Choc Brewing in Krebs and Marshall Brewing in Tulsa (two first class local breweries)
Really pretty in the glass. Delightfully hazy, orange-gold brew with a nice white head.
Almost no aroma. Maybe a subtle sweet maltyness.
Flavor is a glorious blend. Perfectly balanced malt and hoppy notes. Some citrus and pine. Some spices. Maybe a bit of white grape juice and pears. Maybe a tiny zip of ginger. Nice bitter backbone to balance off of the sweetness, but not too much. Balance is the name of the game here.
Exquisite mouthfeel. Nice and smooth and velvety. Simply perfect.
Very drinkable.
05-29-2010 06:26:44 | More by jmbranum
3.93/5 rDev +1.8%
This beer pours a hazy orange color with a finger of foamy white head that retains amazingly. The aroma has notes of caramel malt and floral hops. The taste starts with caramel flavors and moves to earthy and citrusy hops. The mouthfeel is nice and balanced and finishes clean. Overall a great beer.
06-29-2011 23:52:27 | More by csiewert
3.48/5 rDev -9.8%
Thanks to Beertracker for the Oklahoma brew!
A - Depends on if you include or reserve the yeast: gold or orangey, clear or hazy; white frothy head and sticky lace.
S - The nose is composed of bready banana nuances and typical fruity esters, but the whole thing is really not done well. There is a chemical-industrial component to the aroma that makes it heavy and tinged with some unpleasant aspects that weigh upon the higher points.
T - The taste is similar to the nose, in its good points, but has its letdowns too. The good: the estery component imparted by the yeast produces some very interesting notes of fresh light fruit, pears lemon zest, etc., not tremendous, but it works. And the hop is fairly assertive, with some sour lemon, grapefruit, and coriander seed flavors emanating from the brew. The bad: this beer drinks a little hot, and has an intangible rot-gut quality that is shared with most cheap adjunct brews. I feel a mehhh coming on...
M - Bright and effervescent; well-done, as it complements, enhances and highlights all of the strengths of the brew.
D - Fairly drinkable, but as I am insane over Tripel, BSPA, Saison and BIPA, I am a tough audience and therefore I am not crazed about this stuff. It is an interesting beer, albeit mediocre.
06-07-2010 00:44:49 | More by ktrillionaire
4.1/5 rDev +6.2%
Big thanks to Beertracker for the hook up on this all Okie collaboration!
A-Slightly hazed pale orange-copper with a medium off-white head that slowly reduced to a thin cap and left nice, wispy lace.
S-Bitter citrus hop zing with assertive lemon and orange zest. Yeast spiciness comes through nicely just behind the hops. A light touch of herbal aroma and a faint biscuit sweetness with warming,
T-Much like the aroma, bitter citrus zest up front with direct support from the yeast spiciness. Malt sweetness is very subtle and barley noted.
M-Medium-light bodied quite sharp and biting with long lingering zip and a dry finish.
D-Certainly not ground breaking but well made nonetheless. I found this to be very refreshing and intriguing on the palate. Well done by two (outside of OK) little known breweries.
11-10-2010 13:35:52 | More by Deuane
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
Pours a hazy peach color with a medium off white head. Smells of freshly cut grass and medicine. Taste is caramel sugar up front, with a asprin, clove, and banana middle. Very strong Belgian yeast strain flavors. Finish is very herbal and grassy, raw hop finish, nice. Mouthfeel is smooth and creamy, low carbonation. Drinkability is good, I would get this again. A nice colaboration between Choc and Marshall!
05-09-2010 23:28:06 | More by tronester
3.5/5 rDev -9.3%
01-03-2012 03:08:04 | More by ThirstyHerf
4.2/5 rDev +8.8%
Pours a hazy grapefruit pink with edges of orange and a fluffy white head which sticks for a good while, eventually leaving a thin lace behind. Smells rich with a big fruitiness and belgian yeastiness with an afterthought of sweet malts. Tastes fruity and a bit sour with a nice enveloping of citrusy hop bitterness and a nice malt backbone. Has a slightly sweet edge with an earthy ending. Has a medium body and goes down smooth and slightly dry with a creamy core. Alcohol is well concealed. Seems to lean toward the Belgian strong-pale territory, but also a bit stronger in the hops area than most Belgian IPA's I've had. Very good brew either way.
05-16-2010 23:18:34 | More by stephens101
4.05/5 rDev +4.9%
Pours a hazy copper color with a smallish head rough head that dissipates farily quickly.
Grassy aroma from the hops, some slight alcholic notes also, very pleasent.
Taste is biscuty initally with a nice hop bit following and warming alcohol throughout.
Mouthfeel is smooth and consistant throughout.
Very drinkable, maybe too drinkable for the abv. This is one very good effort by a couple of local OK brewers. The is a well balnced version of the stated style.
I look forward to futher collaborations if they are to come about in the future.
05-14-2010 22:52:59 | More by xtalman
4.15/5 rDev +7.5%
Dark gold bordering on copper with 3 fingers or so of white head that sticks in clumps.
The aroma is close to balanced between spicy, slightly citric hops and Belgian yeast, which gives off light banana, clove, pear, and honey.
The hops are stepped up some in the taste with more spice and citrus and a little coarse herbal/earthiness. Controlled fruity esters and some sweet Pils malt form the rest of the flavor profile. The finish is semi-dry with a carbonation level that fits the beer perfectly.
Well done! Let's see some more Oklahoma collaborations, especially if they are as good as Wild Brew 2010.
05-06-2010 17:26:53 | More by bump8628
3.88/5 rDev +0.5%
A collaberation between Choc(Krebs) and Marshall brewing and....me and russpowell. Thanks Russ!
Man, Choc sure does fill their bottles well...
This pours a cloudy yellow orange with a 2 finger head of foam. Lots of bubble activity and the foam is holding its own, after a few moments, are maybe gaining a bit. Impressive.
The smell is nice. Yeasty, hoppy, spicy. Some sense of orange peels. A good nose.
The taste is also yeasty, has some strong hop "kind of" bitterness; more of a hoppy flavour than tongue twisting bitter with orange peel.a bit of pine, and a nice use of cloves. Some other fruits giving a mild tartness that fits in the grand scheme of things. I like this unusual taste.
On the light side of medium bodied with medium carbonation. Not as smooth a mouthfeel as it *could* be.
Drinkability? I'm liking the flavours so I'm going to step out on a limb and say....it's good. A well made brew, for sure, and cellaring *could* be a possibility. Oh and I'd be remiss if I didn't mention this: The head retention is superb as is the lacing. A very interesting *find* by Mr Powell!
05-23-2010 21:14:02 | More by Bitterbill
3.58/5 rDev -7.3%
Purchased a 22oz bottle and iced it down with others for my club. RTBTC.
Not a huge fan of IPA's but gave this one a try because of a reccomendation from a friend and because its a "red dirt" brew.
I expected a heavy alcohol taste because of the ABV, but was surprised how clean the taste was. This beer got better as it warmed up. The last six ounces tasted better than the first.
Clove and orange aromas added to the bitter/crisp exchange.
This is a beer that should be poured and looked at for a few minutes before drinking.
09-06-2010 04:28:44 | More by Tulsatime
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
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3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-20-2013 16:30:45 | More by alex_hart
4.13/5 rDev +7%
A - Pours a turbid dark burnt orange. The head is extra frothy and holds excellent retention. Larger bubbles on bottom morph into tiny bubbles on top. Stays together throughout the entire glass leaving sheets of bubbles on the sides of the glass. Gorgeous beer!
S - Apples, bubblegum, honeysuckle flower, sweet Belgian yeast, tart, heavy fruit esters.
T - Creamy mouthful. Taste of green apples, honey, Belgian yeast, white grapes, pale malt. Peppery spice in the middle. Finishes with mild citrus hops that are very crisp and dry.
Let this one warm up for the hops to come through properly. This beer defiantly seems to be less than 7.85% ABV. The alcohol never really came out in the smell or flavor. I don't have alot of experience with this style but from the ones I've tried, they seem to be all over the place. This is one of the best I've tasted.
I love that these 2 breweries came together to make this beer.
It would be cool to see more collaboration like this.
Thank you Choc & Marshall!
Great Job!
05-15-2010 02:38:18 | More by StaveHooks
3.75/5 rDev -2.8%
07-05-2014 20:21:31 | More by Sparky44
4/5 rDev +3.6%
Thanks to Deuane for sharing this bomber on 10/24/10.
A - Slightly hazy pale orange body with half a finger of creamy off-white head and a cyclone of carbonation bubbles through the center of the liquid.
S - Nose features a fairly prominent citrus hop character suggesting lemon and orange as well as a semi-spicy Belgian yeast quality. As the liquid warmed, hints of grassy, leafy hops also emerged.
T - Like the aroma, the flavor combines spicy yeast with fruity hops reminiscent of citrus and fleshy tree fruits. Hop presence is subtle, although some grassy notes emerge in the backend to help bolster the bitterness of the brew.
M - Medium bodied with a light syrupy texture and hint of bristly carbonation. Touch of dryness with mild hop bitterness and residual sweetness on the palate.
D - Fine example of the style. While this collaboration ale doesn't really venture outside of the box, I found it to be pleasantly simple and tasty.
10-26-2010 21:15:05 | More by ffejherb
Wild Brew 2010 from Choc Beer Co. / Pete's Place
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Oct 19th 2012
Coventry resident Nicole Bourget will be featured in the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation's 2013 "Celebrate Hope, Celebrate Life" Calendar. The calendar features twelve Rhode Island women who each received a breast cancer diagnosis before the age of 40—eleven survivors and Kate Kenworthy-Rodrigues who lost her life to breast cancer earlier this year.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the Pawtucket-based Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation recently hosted the 7th Annual Flames of Hope: A Celebration of Life, the largest breast cancer awareness event in the Northeast. The theme of this year's event, "Breast cancer is not just your grandmother's disease," was designed to remind Rhode Islanders of the new, younger face of breast cancer, the third leading cause of death from cancer in the state. The Oct. 5 event held at the downtown Providence Marriott was highlighted by the calendar unveiling.
Nicole Bourget, who lives in Coventry, sees her appearance in the calendar as an opportunity to remind young Rhode Islanders to familiarize themselves with family history and perform regular breast self exams (BSEs).
"I was only 31," said Bourget, now 41. "I was taking a shower and because of where the cancer was located, I was able to find it myself."
Bourget, a mother of two, was unaware of any family history of breast cancer until after her diagnosis.
"When you're diagnosed," Bourget said, "the first thing they ask you is whether or not your mother or sister had breast cancer."
Though neither Bourget's mother or sister have ever been diagnosed, Bourget's aunt, on her mother's side, did have breast cancer. Bourget's diagnosis has certainly caused her to worry about her daughter's elevated susceptibility. While insurance companies, according to Bourget, are getting better at recognizing the breast cancer risks for younger women, the cost of a mammogram is still not covered for women without maternal family history until they reach the age of 40.
Bourget met members of the Gloria Gemma Breast Cancer Resource Foundation team earlier this year at the Rhode Island Business Expo.
"Tonya Hurteau, Mrs. Rhode Island 2012, is a friend of mine and she knows how outspoken I am about these issues," Bourget remembered. "She introduced me to the Foundation."
Bourget sees participating in Foundation events like the "Celebrate Hope, Celebrate Life" Calendar and the Illuminations of Life torch procession as a way to give back, to "pay it forward," and help other young women who may facing similar challenges. Though she's been cancer free for nearly eight years, Bourget thinks it's beneficial for her to talk to others about the disease and think about it periodically.
"I let cancer have five minutes of my day," said Bourget. "People say, 'I don't talk about it. I don't think about it,' and I say, 'Shame on you. You fought so hard. You're here. Give it five minutes.'"
The 2013 "Celebrate Hope, Celebrate Life" Calendar is sponsored by Gem Plumbing, South County Hospital, and RI Rehabilitation Center.


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It's been almost year since highly-decorated Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was killed by a fellow veteran he was trying to help.
Now the Chris Kyle Gym is opening in the Texas Hill Country to serve the veterans Kyle was so passionate about helping.
When Kyle was killed on Feb. 2, 2013, his funeral become international news as thousands stepped forward to say goodbye to the most-decorated sniper in American military history.
"He was definitely a huge pillar in my life," said Jeff Kyle, an eight-year Marine veteran and Chris Kyle's brother.
He is pleased that enough donations could be raised to open the Chris Kyle Memorial Gym in Junction, Texas.
Before he died, Kyle was involved in a project to help veterans work through post-traumatic stress through fitness.
"I don't think we'll ever catch up to what our veterans need," Jeff Kyle said.
Looking back, almost a year after Chris Kyle's death, Jeff said Chris shouldn't be remembered for how many people he killed as a sniper, but how many lives he protected doing his job.
"What bothered him the most is he didn't know how many people he saved. That was the hardest part for him getting out," Jeff Kyle said.
In honor of his brother's death, this Sunday Jeff hopes people will simply do a good for someone he needs one.
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